CONTENTS. LIFE OP RAJA DEGUMBER MITTER. Chapter L His parentage and early life 1 — 5 Do. II. His political career and death. 5 — 9 Do. III. His character and ideas. 10 — 12 Do. IV. Anecdotes ... 12 — 16 LIFE OF Ma. MANO MOHUN GHOSE, BARBISTEB-AT-LAw/ Chapter 1. Hie birth and parentage ... 16—18 Do. II. His education 18 — 19 Do. III. How the Indian Mirror was established 19 Do. ,IV. His Career in England and at the Bar ... 20 — 26 Do. V. His familly life and ideas ... 26 — 26 Do. IV. His delegation to England ... ... 26 — 27 Do. VII. Anecdotes— Lokenathpore case and how he took it up ... 27 — 30 Do. VIII. Another personal anecdote 30 — 34 LIFE OF Mr. WOOMESH CHUNDER BONHERJEA, 1 -^ BARBISTER-AT-LAW. Chapter I. His birth and early education 35 — 37 Do. II. His career as Barrister-at-Law 38 — 41 Do. III. His political career — 41-43. His visit to England, in 1888, and how the Indian Agency was established— 43-61. The Na- toinal Congress and Mr. Bonnerjea— 51-62. His family life, His religion and ideas about men and manners, His character, His literary taste 52—54 LIFE OF HUBISH CHUNDEB MOOKHEBJEE.^ Chapter I. His birth and parentage ... 55 — 56 Do. 1L His struggles in early life-56-61. His Self- culture — 61-62. His marriage and glimpse of social life — 62-63. His career as a Journalist 64. The origin of the Hindoo Patriot 64—68 Do. IIL Bis career as a Journalist during the Mutiny of 1857-1858 • ... 68 — 72 The Atrocities of the Mutiny 72 — 77 Do. IV. The Indigo Crisis 77 — 82 Dei. V. His evidence before the Indigo Commission— 82-86. The Missionaries, Civilians, and Indian gentlemen, as his coadjutors— 87-88. His character ... ... ... ... 60 — 94
