FOREWORD
CANDID CHRONICLES
CHAPTER I
THE CANADA THAT WAS: MAINLY PERSONAL
CHAPTER II
THE SIXTIES AND AFTER
CHAPTER III
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD
CHAPTER IV
MAINLY ABOUT CLERGYMEN
CHAPTER V
MY BEGINNINGS AS A WRITER
CHAPTER VI
WHEN JOURNALISTS WERE PICTURESQUE
CHAPTER VII
POETS AND WOMEN WRITERS OF THE PAST
CHAPTER VIII
TWO FAMOUS FIGURES: SIR JOHN A.. MACDONALD AND GOLDWIN SMITH
CHAPTER IX
CHAPTER X
HOBBLED JOURNALISM
CHAPTER XI
POLITICS OF THE NINETIES
CHAPTER XII
GREAT THINGS UNFORESEEN
CHAPTER XIII
LAURIER AND TUPPER
CHAPTER XIV
B. B. OSLER AND THE HYAMS CASE
CHAPTER XV
LAWYERS AND CAUSES
CHAPTER XVI
KING GEORGE V. IN CANADA
CHAPTER XVII
CORONETS AND CORRESPONDENTS
CHAPTER XVIII
A SHEAF OF CELEBRITIES
CHAPTER XIX
MUSICIANS AND PAINTERS
CHAPTER XX
STARS OF OTHER DAYS
CHAPTER XXI
THE ENGLISH INVASION
CHAPTER XXII
SHAKESPEARIANS OF THE NINETIES
CHAPTER XXIII
MEMORIES OF IRVING
THE END
INDEX OF NAMES
