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I.	Childhood and college years
II.	Postgraduate work: M.D. and alcoholic
III.	Husband, father,and drunk
IV.	The physician as co-workers see him
V.	The alcoholic in the Oxford Group
VI.	Two alcoholics meet
VII.	A.A. number three arrives
VIII.	The first group forms, in Akron
IX.	Twelfth Step approaches evolve
X.	The co-founders face money problems
XI.	Early meetings and Big Book controversies
XII.	Cleveland A.A.’s leave the Oxford Group
XIII.	The movement spreads in the Midwest
XIV.	A.A. and St. Thomas Hospital
XV.	Sudden growth in Cleveland
XVI.	Split between Akron A.A. and the Oxford Group
XVII.	“As Dr. Bob said . . .”
XVIII.	The wives’ role in early A.A.
XIX.	Minorities within A.A. gain acceptance
XX.	Toledo A.A.’s find division is not disaster
XXI.	Group concerns and angry rumors
XXII.	Oldtimers’ impressions of Dr. Bob
XXIII.	His prescriptions for sobriety
XXIV.	Dr. Bob’s influence on Ohio A.A.
XXV.	Personal sidelights on his sober years
XXVI.	His spiritual quest
XXVII.	Shadows—illness and dissension
XXVIII.	Without Anne, but with loving friends
XXIX.	The last year
	The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
	The Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous
	Some Significant Dates