| CHAPTER |
| | PROLOGUE |
| I. | THE HEIR |
| II. | GENERAL SIR WILFRID ELTON |
| III. | 'IN VISIONS OF THE NIGHT' |
| IV. | A MYSTERIOUS LEGACY |
| V. | WHAT THE MOON AND RIVER SAID |
| VI. | AN IRREPARABLE LOSS |
| VII. | THE RAJAH'S HEIR SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF |
| VIII. | THE MASQUERADE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES |
| IX. | DELHI—VIVIEN—A MALCONTENT |
| X. | MEERUT AND THE ELTONS |
| XI. | ON THE BORDERS OF NEPAUL—A JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE |
| XII. | A VISIT TO JUNG BAHADOOR |
| XIII. | LUCKNOW AND SIR HENRY LAWRENCE |
| XIV. | A MODEL STATE |
| XV. | THE RANEE OF JHANSI |
| XVI. | THE RAJAH'S RECEPTION |
| XVII. | HOW THE NEWS FROM MEERUT WAS RECEIVED AT GUMILCUND |
| XVIII. | HOOSANEE'S MISSION |
| XIX. | GENERAL ELTON'S MARCH |
| XX. | THE SOUBAHDAR SUFDER JUNG |
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