Preface
CHAPTER ONE from Women Travelers (1835)
Women Travelers
CHAPTER TWO
To the Peruvians
Outbreak of a Peruvian Revolution
Camp Followers
Scenes from a Civil War
A Sugar Refinery
The Women of Lima
CHAPTER THREE
The Ball
A Romantic Encounter
A Fated Alliance
from A Proletarian's Story
The Women of the Future
Hope
CHAPTER FOUR from Promenades in London (1840)
The Monster City
A Visit to teh Houses of Parliament
Factory Workers
Prostitues
A Visit to a Progressive Penitenitiary
Saint Giles Parish (The Irish Quarter)
The Jewish Quarter
The Races at Ascot Heath
English Women
Men's Clubs
CHAPTER FIVE from Workers' Union (1843)
To All Workers, Men and Women
How to Constitute the Working Class
Why I Mention Women
Resume of the Ideas Contained in This Book
CHAPTER SIX from The Tour of France (1843-44)
Early Overtures to Parisian Workers
The Riverboat to Auxerre
Interview with the Bishop Of Dijon
Intuition at Lyon: The Impossible Task
Visit to a Hospital
Silk Workers and Other Trades
Radical Thoughts while Visitying Lyon Churches
The Croix-Rousse Working-Class Quarter
Soldiers in a Cafe in Saint-Etienne'
Confrontation with a Hostile Journalist
The People of Avignon
At the Port ofMarseille: First Impressions
Toulon, with changes of Mood
Return to Marseille
The Bishop of Nimes
The Washerwomen of Nimes
The Relevance of 1789
The Watch Story
A Police Story
ChHAPTER SEVEN Flora Tristan's Legacy:
Final Sketches for the preface and Dedication of her intended Book
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
