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  CHAPTER VI SOCIAL CITIZENSHIP AS A MORAL GROWTH OF VICTORIAN ENGLAND, 67   CHAPTER VII THE NEW ERA IN ENGLISH PARISHES, 77   CHAPTER VIII THE NEW ERA IN ENGLISH COUNTIES, 92   CHAPTER IX COUNTY COUNCILS AND CLASS FUSION, 103   CHAPTER X THE SOCIAL FUSING AND ORGANIZING OF THE TWO NATIONS OF ‘SIBYL,’ 115   CHAPTER XI FROM AN UNTAUGHT GENERATION TO FREE SCHOOLS, 132   CHAPTER XII THE LADDER OF EDUCATION, 151   CHAPTER XIII THE GREAT PUBLIC SCHOOLS AS MIRRORS OF THE AGE, 168   CHAPTER XIV THE NEW OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE, 179   CHAPTER XV FROM THE OLD SOCIAL ORDER TO THE NEW, 193   CHAPTER XVI ‘THE PLAY’S THE THING,’ 206   CHAPTER XVII THE STRANGER WITHIN OUR GATES AND OUR OWN TEEMING MILLIONS, 220   CHAPTER XVIII THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AS A LANDMARK OF POLITICAL PROGRESS
UNDER QUEEN VICTORIA, 238   CHAPTER XIX CROWN, COUNTRY AND COMMONS, 259   CHAPTER XX ROYALTY AS A SOCIAL FORCE, 274   CHAPTER XXI CROWN AND SWORD, 290   CHAPTER XXII FROM WOODEN WALLS TO FLOATING