| CHAPTER I. |
| [The Home Rule Case] | 3 |
| The Case that Does Not Change: |
| (i.) | The Sea. | |
| (ii.) | The Race. | |
| (iii.) | The Creed. | |
| CHAPTER II. |
| [The Home Rule Case] | 19 |
| The Case that Has Changed and is Now Stronger: |
| (i.) | The Councils and | |
| (ii.) | The Land. | |
| CHAPTER III. |
| [The Home Rule Case] | 35 |
| The Case that Has Changed—(continued): |
| (i.) | The Congested Districts. | |
| (ii.) | The Board of Agriculture. | |
| (iii.) | Old-Age Pensions. | |
| (iv.) | The Universities. | |
| CHAPTER IV. |
| [The Home Rule Plan] | 47 |
| The Nineteenth Century Bills and the Bill of 1912. |
| CHAPTER V. |
| [Home Rule Difficulties] | 63 |
| Ulster. |
| CHAPTER VI. |
| [Home Rule Difficulties] | 77 |
| Rome Rule or Home Rule? |
| CHAPTER VII. |
| [Home Rule in History] | 89 |
| Five Centuries of Limited Home Rule (1265-1780). |
| CHAPTER VIII. |
| [Home Rule in History] | 99 |
| Grattan's Parliament. |
| CHAPTER IX. |
| [Home Rule in the World] | 113 |
| The Case from Analogy. |
| CHAPTER X. |
| [Home Rule Finance] | 125 |
| APPENDICES. |
| A. [The Home Rule Bill of 1912] | 143 |
| B. [The Shrinkage of Ireland] | 160 |
| C. [The Act of Union] | 163 |
| D. [The Home Rule Bills of 1886 and 1893] | 167 |
| E. [The Irish Board of Agriculture] | 184 |
| F. [The Reduction in Irish Pauperism] | 186 |
| G. [The Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881] | 187 |
| H. [The Congested Districts Board] | 188 |
| J. [Irish Canals and Railways] | 190 |
| K. [Home Rule Parliaments in the British Empire] | 191 |