1Preface
11Chapter 10: Of The Mode Of Voting
2Chapter 1: To What Extent Forms Of Government Are A Matter Of Choice
12Chapter 11: Of The Duration Of Parliaments
3Chapter 2: The Criterion Of A Good Form Of Government
13Chapter 12: Ought Pledges To Be Required From Members Of Parliament?
4Chapter 3: That The Ideally Best Form Of Government Is Representative Government
14Chapter 13: Of A Second Chamber
5Chapter 4: Under What Social Conditions Representative Government Is Inapplicable
15Chapter 14: Of The Executive In A Representative Government
6Chapter 5: Of The Proper Functions Of Representative Bodies
16Chapter 15: Of Local Representative Bodies
7Chapter 6: Of The Infirmities And Dangers To Which Representative Government Is Liable
17Chapter 16: Of Nationality, As Connected With Representative Government
8Chapter 7: Of True And False Democracy; Representation Of All, And Representation Of The Majority Only
18Chapter 17: Of Federal Representative Governments
9Chapter 8: Of The Extension Of The Suffrage
19Chapter 18: Of The Government Of Dependencies By A Free State
10Chapter 9: Should There Be Two Stages Of Election?
