| Introduction:So Many Interesting People | |
The Muckraking Era |
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| 1. | First Encounter With the Press |
| 2. | Bryan, Theodore Roosevelt, Andrew Mellon |
| 3. | "The Divine Sarah," "Red Emma," and Others |
Four Strange Interludes |
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| 4. | Harvard: Professor Copeland, Jack Reed |
| 5. | Greenwich Village in 1916 |
| 6. | Wartime London: A Traitor, a Hero |
| 7. | Paris: Editor, ChiTrib Army Edition |
The War to End All Wars |
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| 8. | Great Correspondents |
| 9. | Rickenbacker, Guthrie, MacArthur, Pershing, Patton, Woollcott |
| 10. | Armistice Day, 1918 |
| 11. | Hindenburg Confesses: U.S. Won the War |
| 12. | Peace Journey With Woodrow Wilson |
| 13. | Foch Originates the Cold War |
Tribune Decade: Berlin to Baghdad |
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| 14. | Colonel McCormick, Captain Patterson |
| 15. | Lady Astor, Irish Rebels, D'Annunzio |
| 16. | Berlin: The Men Who Lost the War |
| 17. | Einstein, Freud, Isadora Duncan |
| 18. | The Adlon: A World in Itself |
| 19. | The Greatest Inflation in History |
Trotsky, Lenin, Lenin's America |
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| 20. | How the United States Saved Russia |
| 21. | The Lenin Interview |
| 22. | Lenin Speaks of His American Mentors |
| 23. | Inside the Dread Chekah |
Rome, Mussolini, and Fascism |
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| 24. | Vincent Sheean in Trouble |
| 25. | Mussolini: "My Dear Colleague" |
| 26. | Cianfarra, Sturzo, Pirandello |
| 27. | Dr. Alfred Adler on Mussolini |
Damascus and Mexico via Chicago |
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| 28. | Sarrail: A Tragic General |
| 29. | The Suppressed Mexico Series |
| 30. | Katherine Medill McCormick |
France: Artists and Writers |
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| 31. | The One-Man Lost Generation |
| 32. | Adventures in the Latin Quarter |
| 33. | The French Riviera |
| 34. | Angelica Balabanoff |
Return to the U.S.A. |
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| 35. | Paris: Marriage; Honeymoon in Spain |
| 36. | Encounters With Theodore Dreiser |
| 37. | Sinclair Lewis in Vermont |
| 38. | Woodward, Boyd, H.G. Wells Again |
The Spanish War - and After |
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| 39. | "Spain Broke the Heart of the World" |
| 40. | Hemingway: Man and Myth |
| 41. | A Hero, a Villain, and an SOB |
| 42. | Esquire's Mr. Smart - Wasn't |
| 43. | Ken's Engraved Letterheads |
| 44. | You May Owe Your Life to Mr. Ickes |
The In fact Decade |
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| 45. | Now It Can Be Told |
| 46. | How We Defeated Martin Dies |
| 47. | Face to Face With Joe McCarthy |
| 48. | The Third SOB: Reader's Choice |
| 49. | Friend or Enemy? J. Edgar Hoover |
| 50. | Secret Friends: Polk, Hollenbeck, Others |
| 51. | Public Friends: Truman, Eleanor Roosevelt |
Through the Iron Curtain |
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| 52. | Guglielmo Emmanuel vs. Mussolini |
| 53. | A Man Named Sermonetti? Carlos? Vidali? |
| 54. | My Last Hero: Marshal Tito |
| 55. | Rakosi: Dictator(?) of Hungary |
| 56. | Journalists and Cardinal Mindszenty |
In Our Time |
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| 57. | Tito Interviews Us |
| 58. | Comrade Pavlov Owes Me $5,000 |
| 59. | Perico Chicote and Ernesto Emenwhey |
| 60. | Women's Lib: Chicote Style |
| 61. | La Pasionaria - The New Spain |
And in Conclusion... |
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| 62. | Citizen Nader |
| 63. | I Was There |
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