6CHAPTER VI. “PETER PORCUPINE, AT YOUR SERVICE!”
20CHAPTER XX. “TO PUT A MAN IN PRISON FOR A YEAR OR TWO DOES NOT KILL HIM.”
7CHAPTER VII. “AT LAST GOT THE BETTER OF ALL DIFFIDENCE IN MY OWN CAPACITY.”
21CHAPTER XXI. “THE NATION NEVER CAN BE ITSELF AGAIN WITHOUT A REFORM.”
8CHAPTER VIII. “WHEN I LEFT THEM, I CERTAINLY DID SHAKE THE DUST OFF MY SHOES.”
22CHAPTER XXII. “BETWEEN SILENCE AND A DUNGEON LAY MY ONLY CHOICE.”
9CHAPTER IX. “MY FAME HAD PRECEDED ME.”
23CHAPTER XXIII. “WHATEVER OTHER FAULTS I MAY HAVE, THAT OF LETTING GO MY HOLD IS NOT ONE.”
10CHAPTER X. “I RESOLVED NEVER TO BEND BEFORE THEM.”
24CHAPTER XXIV. “THEY COMPLAIN THAT THE TWOPENNY TRASH IS READ.”
11CHAPTER XI. “I TOOK THE LEAD, IN SINGING THE PRAISES OF PITT.”
25CHAPTER XXV. “I HAVE PLEADED THE CAUSE OF THE WORKING-PEOPLE, AND I SHALL NOW SEE THAT CAUSE TRIUMPH.”
12CHAPTER XII. “THE THOUGHTS OF THE NATION ARE LIKE A CORK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN.”
26CHAPTER XXVI. “I NOW BELONG TO THE PEOPLE OF OLDHAM.”
13CHAPTER XIII. “I SAW THINGS IN ANOTHER LIGHT.”
27CHAPTER XXVII. “I HAVE BEEN THE GREAT ENLIGHTENER OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND.”[1]
14CHAPTER XIV. “I NEVER SAT MYSELF DOWN ANYWHERE, WITHOUT MAKING THE FRUITS AND FLOWERS TO GROW.”
28APPENDIX. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL LIST OF WILLIAM COBBETT’S PUBLICATIONS.
