| Chapter | | Page |
| [Foreword: Why I Write a Book] | [7] |
| PART ONE |
| Organization and Methods |
| I. | [The Klan Yesterday and To-day] | [18] |
| II. | [We Americans—A Vanishing People] | [26] |
| III. | [Fraternalism of The Klan] | [38] |
| IV. | [The Klanishness of The Klan] | [46] |
| V. | [Is The Klan Anti-Semitic?] | [55] |
| VI. | [Is The Klan Anti-Catholic?] | [64] |
| VII. | [The Terminology of The Klan] | [79] |
| VIII. | [Symbolism of The Klan] | [87] |
| IX. | [The Rendezvous] | [97] |
| PART TWO |
| The Fading Hope of Democracy |
| X. | [Democracy as a Social System is on Trial] | [103] |
| XI. | [Our Cities a Menace to Democracy] | [113] |
| XII. | [The Failure of Democracy in Central andEastern Europe] | [119] |
| XIII. | [Foreign Outposts in The United States] | [126] |
| XIV. | [The Racial Limitations of Democracy] | [139] |
| XV. | [The American Negro as Ward of The Nation] | [147] |
| XVI. | [We Americans are a Peculiar People] | [161] |
| XVII. | [Giantism—The National Disease of America] | [174] |
| XVIII. | [Drifting] | [184] |
| PART THREE |
| A Salvaging Policy for Americanism |
| XIX. | "[The Federal Union—It Must be Preserved]" | [198] |
| XX. | [Our Country's Part Among the Nations] | [212] |
| XXI. | [We English-Speaking People Must StandTogether] | [219] |
| XXII. | [The Nemesis of Immigration] | [230] |
| XXIII. | [The Problem of Restricting The Suffrage] | [248] |
| XXIV. | [National Solidarity Through Education] | [260] |
| XXV. | [The Conservation of The American Home] | [274] |
| XXVI. | ["A Final Word] | [284] |