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| Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction to American Progressivism | |
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| The Principles of Progressivism | |
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| Who Is a Progressive? | |
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| What Is Progress?: From The New Freedom, Chapter 2 | |
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| The American Conception of Liberty | |
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| Progressive Interpretations of History | |
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| The Significance of the Frontier in American History | |
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| Historical Interpretation in the United States: From An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, Chapter 1 | |
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| Social Justice, Social Gospel, and Education | |
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| Subjective Necessity for Social Settlements: From Twenty Years at Hull-House, Chapter 6 | |
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| Social Christianity and Personal Religion: From Christianizing the Social Order, Part II, Chapter 6 | |
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| The Socializing of Property: From Christianizing the Social Order, Part VI, Chapter 3 | |
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| My Pedagogic Creed | |
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| Father Blakely States the Issue: Unsigned Editorial in The New Republic | |
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| Leadership and the American Presidency | |
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| Leaders of Men | |
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| The President of the United States: From Constitutional Government in the United States, Chapter 3 | |
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| Inaugural Address, 1905 | |
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| The Presidency; Making an Old Party Progressive: From An Autobiography, Chapter 10 | |
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| National Administration | |
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| The Study of Administration | |
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| The New Nationalism | |
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| Parties and Direct Democracy | |
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| Progressive Government Produces Business Prosperity: From La Follette's Autobiography, Chapter 8 | |
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| Progressive Democracy: Chapters 12 and 13 | |
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| The Right of the People to Rule | |
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| Executive versus Partisan Responsibility: From Progressive Democracy, Chapter 16 | |
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| The Election of 1912 | |
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| Progressive Platform of 1912 | |
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| Introduction to Progressive Democracy | |
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| Progressivism, War, and Peace | |
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| War Message to Congress: April 2, 1917 | |
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| Opposition to Wilson's War Message | |
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| Fourteen Points: January 8, 1918 | |
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| Index | |
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| About the Editors | |