CHAPTER 1 – By Way of Introduction
CHAPTER 2 – First Principles: The Earth is the Lord's
CHAPTER 3 – The Meaning of the Landmark
CHAPTER 4 – The Year of Jubilee: Land and Liberty
CHAPTER 5 – Land, Labor, Leisure and Learning
CHAPTER 6 – Compensation
CHAPTER 7 – Justice
Appendix: A. The Encroachments of Injustice B. The Effects of Land Monopoly C. The Restoration of Equal Rights D. The Coming Reign of Justice

CHAPTER 1 – By Way of Introduction
§ 1. On "Cursing one's Neighbors" — § 2. The Appeal of Christ and the Church to Moses and the Prophets — § 3. The Three Stages of Reform — § 4. The Bible as a Text-Book of Ethics — § 5. How the Law was handed down to us — § 6. The Modern Literary Criticism of the Pentateuch — § 7. Moses the Liberator and Lawgiver — § 8. Hebrew Land Laws: Principles and Details. "The Mother of all Things" — § 9. The Modern Application

CHAPTER 2 – First Principles: The Earth is the Lord's
§ 1. No Private Property in Land – § 2. God, the only Landowner —§ 3. has given the Land to the Human Race — § 4. All Men and all Generations have equal Rights of Use — § 5. The Profit of the Earth is for All

CHAPTER 3 – The Meaning of the Landmark
§ 1. The Conquest of Canaan — § 2. Hebrew View of the Conquest — § 3. God's Punishment of National Wrong-doing — § 4. The Family and the Nation — § 5. Trade and Agriculture among the Hebrews — § 6. The Division of the Land — § 7. Josephus on Land Value — § 8. The Landmark and its Meaning — § 9. Naboth's Vineyard — § 10. Micah and the Land-Grabbers — § 11. Sir Edward Strachey and Flavius Josephus on the Landmark — § 12. The Landmark in Modern England

CHAPTER 4 – The Year of Jubilee: Land and Liberty
§ 1. Landlordism and Slavery — § 2. No Involuntary Poverty under just Social Conditions — § 3. The People's Jubilee in the Old Testament — § 4. contrasted with the Victorian "Jubilee" — § 5. Meaning of the Hebrew Jubilee — § 6. Riches and Poverty — § 7. The Law of the jubilee. Compensation for unexhausted Improvements — § 8. The essential difference between Land and Improvements — § 9. Property in Land is Property in Man

CHAPTER 5 – Land, Labor, Leisure and Learning
§ 1. The Sabbatical Cycle and the Hebrew Holidays — § 2. The Sabbath Day: its Meaning and Use — § 3. The Relation between Labor and Rest. Work for All, Overwork for None — § 4. The Sabbath Year — § 5. or Year of Release — § 6. as a Witness to Equal Rights to Land — § 7. and as a Provision for National Education — § 8. What the Law meant to the Hebrew

CHAPTER 6 – Compensation
§ 1. The Place of the Levites in the Hebrew Commonwealth: their Functions — § 2. and their inheritance — § 3. The Meaning of the Tithe — 4. To whom is "Compensation" Due?— § 5. Land Restoration under Nehemiah

CHAPTER 7 – Justice
§ 1. The Ethical Significance of Christ's Resurrection — § 2. and of the Deliverance from Egypt — § 3. The Meaning of "Righteousness"— § 4. Justice the Foundation of all Law, Divine and Human. Because God is just, the Law must be just, and must be justly administered ,— § 5. and Justice must rule all our Social Relations — § 6. The Messianic Ideal: the coming Reign of Justice and Social Peace — § 7. The Christian Ideal of Universal Justice. The Fulfilling of the Law — § 8. Jesus Christ and His Apostles on Justice — § 9. Justice does not permit Private Property in Land — § 10 "The Simple but Sovereign Remedy"— § 11. The Parable of Naaman the Syrian

Appendix

A. The Encroachments of Injustice
The setting up of a privileged class — leads to land monopoly — and extremes of riches and poverty.

B. The Effects of Land Monopoly
The denial of equal rights in land drives drives men to the least productive soil — produces poverty — hunger in the midst of plenty — homelessness — misery in overcrowded cities — crime — and black despair. — Land monopoly, by its economic wastefulness — brings evil upon the robbers, — and upon the robbed. — Luxury brings social deterioration and carelessness about national welfare. — Idle and luxurious ladies — incite their husbands to further injustice. — The parlous plight of the poor.

C. The Restoration of Equal Rights
Nehemiah holds a mass meeting — to demand the abolition of land monopoly without compensation — and his proposed reforms are unanimously adopted. — He abolishes unjust taxes and land speculation. — His reforms are carried out. — Ezekiel demands land restoration.

D. The Coming Reign of Justice
With equal rights to land restored — men shall enjoy the produce of their labor. — Life will be a joy — in happy childhood and hale old age. — There will be security and plenty at home — and peace at home and abroad.