01: THE MIDDLE-CLASS INTELLECTUALS IN THE REVOLUTION
02: THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE BOLSHEVIKI
03: THE DRIVE OF JUNE 18TH
04: THE JULY DAYS
05: THE EVENTS FOLLOWING THE JULY DAYS
06: THE CONFLICT WITH THE SOVIETS
07: THE DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
08: INEVITABILITY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR POWER
09: THE CONFLICT REGARDING THE PETROGRAD GARRISON
10: THE DEMOCRATIC SOVIET AND "PRE-PARLIAMENT"
11: THE S. R.'S AND MENSHEVIKS
12: WITHDRAWING FROM THE PRE-PARLIAMENT: THE VOICE OF THE FRONT
13: THE "PETROGRAD SOVIET DAY"
14: THE BEGINNING OF THE REVOLUTION
15: THE DECISIVE DAY
16: THE FORMATION OF THE SOVIET OF THE PEOPLE'S COMMISSARIES
17: THE FIRST DAYS OF THE NEW REGIME
18: THE CADET UPRISING OF OCTOBER 29TH
19: KERENSKY'S ADVANCE ON PETROGRAD
20: COLLAPSE OF KERENSKY'S ATTEMPT
21: INTERNAL FRICTION
22: THE FATE OF THE CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY
23: THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY AND PROLETARIAN DICTATORSHIP
24: PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
25: ADDRESS OF THE PEOPLE'S COMMISSAR ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
26: THE SECOND WAR AND THE SIGNING OF PEACE
27: CONCLUSION