Part I. Rambles in gipsydom. |
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| Origin of the Gipsies and their Names | 1 |
| Article in The Daily News | 8 |
| The Travels of the Gipsies | 9 |
| Acts of Parliament relating to the Gipsies | 16 |
| Article in The Edinburgh Review | 23 |
| ,, The Saturday Review | 25 |
| Professor Bott on the Gipsies | 29 |
| The Changars of India | 32 |
| The Doms of India | 33 |
| The Sanseeas of India | 35 |
| The Nuts of India | 36 |
| Grellmann on the Gipsies | 39 |
| Gipsies of Notting Hill | 40 |
| Rev. Charles Wesley | 42 |
| The Number of Gipsies | 44 |
Part II. Commencement of the Crusade. |
| Work begun | 48 |
| Letter to The Standard and Daily Chronicle | 51 |
| Leading Article in The Standard | 53 |
| Correspondence in The Standard | 59 |
| Mr. Leland’s Letter, &c., &c. | 60 |
| My Reply | 66 |
| Leicester Free Press | 69 |
| Article in The Derby Daily Telegraph | 70 |
| „ The Figaro | 73 |
| Letter in The Daily News | 75 |
| Mr. Gorrie’s Letter | 78 |
| My Reply | 79 |
| Leading Article in The Standard | 82 |
| May’s Aldershot Advertiser | 87 |
| Article in Hand and Heart | 90 |
| Article in The Illustrated London News | 91 |
| Leading Article in The Daily News | 92 |
| Social Science Congress Paper | 95 |
| Article in Birmingham Daily Mail | 102 |
| „ The Weekly Dispatch | 106 |
| „ The Weekly Times | 109 |
| „ The Croydon Chronicle | 117 |
| „ Primitive Methodist | 119 |
| „ Illustrated London News | 121 |
| „ The Quiver | 126 |
| Letter in Daily News and Chronicle | 127 |
| Article in Christian World | 129 |
| ,, Sunday School Chronicle | 132 |
| „ Unitarian Herald | 134 |
| „ Weekly Times | 135 |
Part III. The Treatment the Gipsies have received in this Country. |
| The Social History of our Country | 142 |
| Acts of Parliament concerning the Gipsies | 145 |
| Treatment of the Gipsies in Scotland, Spain, and Denmark | 150 |
| Efforts put forth to improve their Condition | 155 |
| His Majesty George III. and the Dying Gipsy | 161 |
| Mr. Crabb at Southampton in 1827 | 164 |
| Fiction and the Gipsies | 166 |
| Hubert Petalengro’s Gipsy Trip to Norway | 169 |
| Esmeralda’s Song | 174 |
| George Borrow’s Travels in Spain | 177 |
| Romance and Poetry about the Gipsies | 183 |
| Dean Stanley’s Prize Poem | 190 |
Part IV. Gipsy Life in a Variety of Aspects. |
| Persecution, Missionary Efforts, and Romance | 192 |
| The Gipsy Contrast and Punch | 193 |
| Gipsy Slang | 195 |
| Rees and Borrow’s Description of the Gipsies | 199 |
| Leland among the Russian Gipsies | 201 |
| Burning a Russian Fortune-teller | 203 |
| A Welsh Gipsy’s Letter | 208 |
| Ryley Bosvil and his Poetry: a Sad Example | 213 |
| My Visit to Canning Town Gipsies | 220 |
| Article in The Weekly Times | 222 |
| My Son’s Visit to Barking Road | 227 |
| Mrs. Simpson, a Christian Gipsy | 228 |
Part V. The Sad Condition of the Gipsies, with Suggestions for their Improvement. |
| Gipsy Beauty and Songsters | 237 |
| Gipsy Poetry | 239 |
| Smart and Crofton | 239 |
| A Little Gipsy Girl’s Letter | 242 |
| Scotch Gipsies | 243 |
| Gipsy Trickery | 244 |
| My Visit to the Gipsies at Kensal Green | 248 |
| Fortune-telling and other Sins | 249 |
| Wretched Condition of the Gipsies | 254 |
| Hungarian Gipsies | 259 |
| Visit to Cherry Island | 260 |
| The Cleanliness and Food of the Gipsies | 262 |
| A Gipsy Woman’s Opinion upon Religion | 264 |
| Gipsy Faithfulness and Fidelity | 264 |
| A Visit to Hackney Marshes | 266 |
| Sickness among the Gipsies | 270 |
| A Gipsy Woman’s Funeral | 271 |
| Gipsies and the Workhouse | 274 |
| Education of the Gipsy Children Sixty Years ago | 274 |
| Mission Work among the Gipsies | 275 |
| Gipsy Children upon Turnham Green and Wandsworth Common | 276 |
| Sad Condition of the Gipsy Children | 277 |
| The Hardships of the Gipsy Women | 281 |
| Efforts put forth in Hungary and other Countries | 282 |
| Things made by the Gipsies | 284 |
| Pity for the Gipsies | 285 |
| What the State has done for the Thugs | 286 |
| The Remedy | 287 |
| My Reasons for Government Interference | 289 |
