Chapter 1 ‘Barbarism and Bigotry’: Philosemitism from the Damascus Affair of 1840 to the Moroccan Crisis of 1859

Chapter 2 ‘The Sympathies of All Good Men’: Philosemitism from the Mortara Affair of 1858–9 to Romanian Persecution in the 1870s

Chapter 3 ‘The Imperishable People’: Protesting against Pogroms and Persecution in Russia, 1881–1906

Chapter 4 ‘An Unspeakable Injustice’: Philosemitism during the Dreyfus, Beilis and Frank Affairs, 1894–1913

Chapter 5 ‘The Inmost Heart of Hell’: Philosemitism from the First World War to the Holocaust, 1914–45

Chapter 7 ‘The Deepest Debt’: Christian Philosemitism

Chapter 8 ‘The Age-Long Dream’: Zionist Philosemitism

Chapter 9 ‘The Glorious Inheritance’: Conservative and Elitist Philosemitism

Chapter 10 ‘The Jewish Emergence from Powerlessness’: Philosemitism in the Contemporary World, 1945 to the Present