"Continued by Federal aid in domestic disturbances 1903- 1922, prepared by the Office of the Judge Advocate General. (U.S. Judge Advocate General's Dept. (Army)

1. The constitutional guaranty: its history.-II. From the adoption of the Constitution to the second war with Great Britain.-III. From the reorganization of the army to the fugitive-slave riots.-IV. From the Kansas troubles to the end of the war of the rebellion.-V. The reconstuction period.-VI. Political distiurbances in Louisiana, 1866-1876.-VII. Policital disturbances in Arkansas, 1874. -VIII. Political distrubances in Sourth Carolina.-IX. The labor strikes of 1877.-X. Disturbances in the territories, 1878-1894.-XI. The railroad strikes of 1894.-XII. From the ruling in the Debs case to the end of the Fifty-seventh Congress.-XIII. Docuents.