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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| A Complete and Ruthless Rule: Emergence of the Company Town | |
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| "Black Avalanche" by Winthrop D. Lane in the Survey | |
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| "Company-Owned Americans" by Arthur Gleason in the Nation | |
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| Revolution: The Paint Creek-Cabin Creek Strike | |
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| "Russianized West Virginia" by Samuel Gompers in the American Federationist | |
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| "Civil War in the West Virginia Coal Mines: The Mine Guards" by Harold E. West in the Survey | |
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| Testimony of Gianiana Seville to the U.S. Senate | |
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| Testimony of Philip Cajano to the U.S. Senate | |
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| "Solidarity Forever" words by Ralph Chaplin | |
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| Battle Weaponry: The Bull Moose Special | |
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| Testimony of Maud Estep to the U.S. Senate | |
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| Testimony of Lee Calvin to the U.S. Senate | |
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| Testimony of Quinn Morton to the U.S. Senate | |
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| "Senator in a Row with Mining Man" in the New York Times | |
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| "Peace in West Virginia" in the Literary Digest | |
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| The Organizers | |
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| "Civil War in the West Virginia Coal Mines: A Profile of Mother Jones" by Harold E. West in the Baltimore Sun | |
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| Proceedings in Charleston, August 15, 1912: A Speech by Mother Jones | |
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| "'Mother' Jones, Mild-Mannered, Talks Sociology" in the New York Times | |
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| Frank Keeney and Fred Mooney | |
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| "Clean Coal the Keynote for an Early Victory": A Speech by Frank Keeney | |
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| The Shootout: The Matewan Massacre | |
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| Testimony of Sid Hatfield to the U.S. Senate | |
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| The Hit: The Killing of Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers | |
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| Testimony of Mrs. Sid Hatfield to the U.S. Senate | |
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| Testimony of Mrs. Ed Chambers to the U.S. Senate | |
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| "The Labor Spy in West Virginia" by Winthrop D. Lane in the Survey | |
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| Civil War: The March on Logan | |
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| "Private Ownership of Public Officials" by Arthur Gleason in the Nation | |
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| Testimony of George Echols to the U.S. Senate | |
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| "The War in West Virginia" in the Independent | |
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| "Marching through West Virginia" by Heber Blankenhorn in the Nation | |
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| "Fighting Unionism with Martial Law" by Arthur Warner in the Nation | |
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| "Stand By the Miners of Mingo" by the Communist Party of America | |
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| Testimony of Col. Stanley H. Ford to the U.S. Senate | |
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| "Jack Dalton vs. Bill Blizzard" by Boyden Sparkes in Leslie's Weekly | |
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| "Five Army Aviators Fall" in the Baltimore Sun | |
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| Treason | |
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| "West Virginia's Treason Trials" in the Literary Digest | |
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| "Treason and Reason" in the Literary Digest | |
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| James M. Cain: Novelist and Journalist | |
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| "West Virginia: A Mine-Field Melodrama" by James M. Cain in the Nation | |
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| "The Battle Ground of Coal" by James M. Cain in the Atlantic Monthly | |
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| Victory: The UMWA Comes to Southern West Virginia | |
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| "Tidal Wave of Enthusiasm" in the United Mine Workers Journal | |
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| "Historic Convention Held" in the United Mine Workers Journal | |
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| The History of The Socialist and Labor Star: Huntington, W. Va. 1912-1915 | |
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| "The Socialist and Labor Star. The Harassment of Heresy" By David A. Corbin | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |