My Days and My Ways
An Autobiography
CHAPTER FIVE: Becomes a Reporter
CHAPTER ELEVEN: Introducing the Truth (Huddersfield).
CHAPTER TWELVE: Public Effort at Huddersfield.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: A Brush with Atheism.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Leeds: Fowler and Wells.
CHAPTER FIFTEEN: Birmingham: The Fowler and Wells Company.
CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby.
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Returns to Newspaper at Huddersfield.
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: Origin of “Twelve Lectures”.
CHAPTER NINETEEN: Dr. Thomas’s Visit in 1862.
CHAPTER TWENTY: Dr. Thomas at Work.
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE: Strained Relations with Dr. Thomas
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO: Dr. Thomas and the American Civil War ---- Advises Birmingham.
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE: Removal to Birmingham.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR: “The Birmingham Daily Post”.
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE: “The Ambassador.” –1864.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX: Polemics: David King.
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN: “Eureka”, Vol. II
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT: “A Town Hall Effort.”
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE: The Bankruptcy Court – The Name “Christadelphian.”
CHAPTER THIRTY: After the American Civil War –Letter from Dr. Thomas.
CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE: “The Athenaeum”.
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO: Break with “Dowieism”.
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE: Contending for the Faith.
CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR: The “Declaration.”
CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE: “Eureka,” Vol. III. –Dr. Thomas’s Last Visit.
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX: Death of Dr. Thomas-- “The Christadelphian.”
His Days and His Ways
A Continuation of the Book as a Biography
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN: After Dr. Thomas’ Death: “Renunciationism”
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT: The Bradlaugh Debate (1876) and The Inspiration Controversy (1885).
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE: “The Sugar Disaster”.
CHAPTER FORTY: “Resurrectional Responsibility”.
CHAPTER FORTY-ONE: Round the World (1895-6).
CHAPTER FORTY-TWO: Removes to Australia (1897).
CHAPTER FORTY-THREE: Dies at San Francisco, and is Buried at New York (1898).
