The 1957 book contributes greatly to our knowledge of the character and ideas of Burke.

Foreword Ernest Baker; Introduction; 1. 'The Muse Divorced' (poem) Edmund Burke; 2. 'The Answer to it' (poem) William Burke; 3. 'The Pillow' (poem) William Burke; 4. 'An Answer to the Pillow' Edmund Burke; 5. 'An Epistolary Essay on the Natural History of a Buck' William Burke; 6. 'An Epistle to Dr Nugent' (poem) Edmund Burke; 7. 'A Funeral Oration on the Inspector (Dr John Hill)' Edmund Burke; 8. 'A Plan for Arguing' Edmund Burke; 9. 'A Letter to Sir James Lowther' Edmund Burke; 10. 'The Character of --- [Mrs Edmund Burke] Edmund Burke; 11. 'A Character of the same lady' William Burke; 12. 'The Character of Phildippus' Edmund Burke; 13. 'The Man of Spirit' Edmund Burke; 14. 'A true Genius' Edmund Burke; 15. 'Religion of No efficacy considered as a State Engine' Edmund Burke; 16. 'Religion' Edmund Burke; 17. A dialogue; 18. 'Several Scattered Hints concerning Philosophy and Learning' Edmund Burke; 19. 'Some Political Scattered Observations' Edmund Burke; 20. 'The Character of a fine Gentleman' Edmund Burke; 21. 'The Character of a Wise Man' Edmund Burke; 22. 'The Character of a Good Man' Edmund Burke; 23. 'Voltaire' Edmund Burke (?); Plates.