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I. The Problematic. - I: Some Questions of Theory. - II. The Social Formation and its Contradictions. - III. The Process of Determination. - II: Social Classes: The Makers of History. - IV. `Intelligent and Respectable People : the Capitalist and Intermediate Classes. - V. ` That Oldest and Ablest of Agitators : the Peasants and Workers. - VI. Ethiopia Stretches Forth Her Hands. - III: Making History. - VII. The Revolt of the Respectable. - VIII. Quashee and Anancy. - IX. Quashee Stands Up. - X. ` A Disgrace to the British Empire Sir : Reactions to the Rebellion. - XI. Trade Unionists, Marxists and Nationalists. - XII. The Struggle Continues. - XIII. Insurance Against Disorder. - XIV. A Recapitulation.