Contents.
- Prologue, pp.ii-xiii.
- Introduction to my First Pamphlet, pp.xiii-xvi.
- Destitution in Sutherlandshire. – Letter 1., pp.1-2.
- Letter 2., pp.2-4.
- Letter 3., pp.5-7.
- Letter 4., pp.7-10.
- Letter 5., pp.10-12.
- Letter 6., pp.12-15.
- Letter 7., pp.15-18.
- Letter 8., pp.18-21.
- Letter 9., pp.21-22.
- Letter 10., pp.22-25.
- Letter 11., pp.25-28.
- Letter 12., pp.28-30.
- Letter 13., pp.30-32.
- Letter 14., pp.32-35.
- Letter 15., pp.35-38.
- Letter 16., pp.38-40.
- Letter 17., pp.41-42.
- Letter 18., pp.43-45.
- Letter 19., pp.46-49.
- Letter 20., pp.49-51.
- Letter 21., pp.51-54.
- The Late Riots in Durness. – Letter 22., pp.55-56.
- Letter 23., 56-59.
- Letter 24., pp.59-62.
- Letter 25., pp.63-66.
- Appendix., pp.67-70.
- Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe., pp.71-134.
- The Exiled Barramen and Their Calumniators., 134-145.
- Marquis of Breadalbane’s Refutation & Letter 1. in Response, pp.145-154.
- Letter 2., pp.154-161.
- Glen Tilt and Stories from Those Who Emigrated., pp.161-172.
- The Beloved and Great Hugh Miller on Sutherland as it Was and Is., pp.172-182.
- ‘Willing Hands for India.’, pp.183-186.
- The Freehold Movement and Highland Clearances., pp.186-188.
- 3 Related Poems., pp.188-190.
- Lord Palmerston’s Scheme & the Massacre of the Rosses., pp.191-202.
- Well Done, Brave Highlands., pp.202-204.
- Eviction by Fire in Sutherland., pp.204-212.
- Contemporary Newspaper Advertisements of Highland Land.
