Volume 1: Preface; 1. Lahore; 2. Across the Punjab to the Indus; 3. Peshawur; 4. Journey to Cabool; 5. Cabool; 6. Journey over the Hindoo Koosh, or Snowy Mountains; 7. Serious difficulties; 8. Balkh, and journey to Bokhara; 9. Bokhara; 10. Bokhara (cont.); 11. Detention in the kingdom of Bokhara. Volume 2: 12. Journey in the desert of the Toorkmuns; 13. Continuation of the journey in the Toorkmun desert; 14. Khorasan; 15. Journey among the Toorkmuns of the Caspian; 16. Journey through Persia; Book I. General and Geographical Memoir on Part of Central Asia: 1. An account of the kingdom of Bokhara; 2. The river Oxus; 3. On the valley of the Oxus; 4. On the reputed descendants of Alexander the Great; 5. On the sources of the Indus; 6. Notice on Yarkund; 7. On the mountains of Hindoo Koosh; 8. Toorkmania, or the country of the Toorkmuns; 9. On the inroads of the Tatars; 10. On the horses of Toorkistan; Book II. An Historical Sketch of the Countries between India and the Caspian Sea: 1. The Punjab; 2. Historical sketch of events in Afghanistan; 3. Chiefship of Peshawur; 4. Chiefship of Cabool; 5. On the affairs of Afghanistan; 6. Summary on the affairs of Cabool; 7. On the power of Koondooz; 8. Sketch of the history of Bokhara; 9. On the political and military power of Bokhara; 10. On the state of Khiva, or Orgunje; 11. On the N.E. frontier of Persia; Book III. On the Commerce of Central Asia: 1. On the commercial relations of the Punjab, and the advantages of opening the Indus; 2. On the commerce of Cabool; 3. On the commerce and foreign communications of Bokhara and central Asia; 4. Notice on the trade of Persia: Observations on Burnes's collection of coins. Volume 3: Introduction; 1. Arrival of presents from the king of England; 2. Tatta described; 3. Departure from Hydrabad; 4. Quit Bukkur; 5. Voyage in the country of the Seiks; 6. Enter Lahore; Memoir on the Indus and its Tributary Rivers in the Punjab: 1. A general view of the Indus; 2. A comparison of the Indus and Ganges; 3. On Sinde; 4. On the mouths of the Indus; 5. On the delta of the Indus; 6. The Indus from Tatta to Hydrabad; 7. The Indus from Hydrabad to Sehwun; 8. The Indus from Sehwun to Bukkur; 9. The Indus from Bukkur; 10. The Indus from Mittun to Attok; 11. The Chenab, or Acesines, joined by the Sutlege, or Hesudrus; 12. On Bhawul Khan's country; 13. The Punjab; 14. The Chenab joined by the Ravee; 15. The Ravee below Lahore; 16. A memoir of the eastern branch of the Indus, and the Run of Cutch.
