| PART I. | | | CHAPTER I. | PAGE | | Introduction | 1 | | CHAPTER II. | | The Attack on Lady Byron | 6 | | CHAPTER III. | | RÉsumÉ of the Conspiracy | 50 | | CHAPTER IV. | | Results after Lord Byron's Death | 57 | | CHAPTER V. | | The Attack on Lady Byron's Grave | 102 | | PART II. | | | CHAPTER I. | | Lady Byron as I knew Her | 132 | | CHAPTER II. | | Lady Byron's Story as told Me | 153 | | CHAPTER III. | | Chronological Summary of Events | 171 | | CHAPTER IV. | | The Character of the Two Witnesses compared | 199 | | CHAPTER V. | | The Direct Argument to prove the Crime | 217 | | CHAPTER VI. | | Physiological Argument | 247 | | CHAPTER VII. | | How could She love Him? | 262 | | CHAPTER VIII. | | Conclusion | 269 | | PART III. | | | MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS. | | The True Story of Lady Byron's Life (as originally published in 'The Atlantic Monthly') | | Lord Lindsay's Letter to 'The London Times' | 304 | | Dr. Forbes Winslow's Letter to 'The London Times' | 310 | | Extract from Lord Byron's Expunged Letter to Murray | 312 | | Extracts from 'Blackwood's Magazine' | 315 | | Letters of Lady Byron to H. C. Robinson | 318 | | Domestic Poems by Lord Byron | 323 |
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