PREFACE.
CRITIC.—I never read a more improbable story in my life.
AUTHOR.—Notwithstanding, it may be true.
CONTENTS
[ PART I. WHAT GINX DID WITH HIM. ]
[ IV.—Digressive, and may be skipped without mutilating the History. ]
[ VI.—The Antagonism of Law and Necessity. ]
[ VIII.—The Baby's First Translation. ]
[ PART II. WHAT CHARITY AND THE CHURCHES DID WITH HIM. ]
[ I.—The Milk of Human Kindness, Mother's Milk, and the Milk of the Word. ]
[ II.—The Protestant Detectoral Association. ]
[ III.—The Sacrament of Baptism. ]
[ IV.—Law on Behalf of Gospel. ]
[ VI—Popery and Protestantism in the Queen's Bench. ]
[ VII.—A Protestor, but not a Protestant. ]
[ VIII.—“See how these Christians love one another.” ]
[ IX.—Good Samaritans, and Good-Samaritan Twopences. ]
[ X.—The Force—and a Specimen of its Weakness. ]
[ XI.—The Unity of the Spirit and the Bond of Peace. ]
[ XII.—No Funds—no Faith, no Works. ]
[ PART III. WHAT THE PARISH DID WITH HIM. ]
[ I.—Parochial Knots—to be untied without prejudice. ]
[ III.—“The World is my Parish.” ]
[ IV.—Without prejudice to any one but the Guardians. ]
[ VI.—Parochial Benevolence—and another translation. ]
[ PART IV. WHAT THE CLUBS AND POLITICIANS DID WITH HIM. ]
[ III.—A thorough-paced Reformer—if not a Revolutionary. ]
[ V.—Party Tactics—and Political Obstructions to Social Reform. ]
[ VI.—Amateur Debating in a High Legislative Body. ]