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I. Pioneer Influence on the Writings.

II. Intellectual Range of Mr. Scott.

III. Literary and Historical Essays.

IV. Religious and Theological Topics.

V. Sound Money:

(a) Long Fight Against Fiatism.

(b) Greenbackism.

(c) Free Coinage of Silver. VI. Reconstruction After Civil War.

VII. Negro and South. VIII. National Idea:

(a) Its Progress After Civil War.

(b) Rival Doctrines of Hamilton and Jefferson. IX. Expansion of National Territory.

X. Tariff, Revenue and "Protection."

XI. Chinese Exclusion.

XII. Coxey Armies.

XIII. Individualism:

(a) In Morals.

(b) In Industry.

XIV. Socialism:

(a) Analysis of Its Doctrines.

(b) Spread of Governmental Function.

(c) Single Tax on Land. XV. Evils of Large Wealth.

XVI. The "Oregon System." XVII. Local Controversies:

(a) Railroad Disputes.

(b) Mortgage Tax.

(c) High Cost Living. XVIII. Ethics of Journalism.

XIX. His Devotion to the Public Interest.