| Owen Lattimore and the "Loss" of China |
| PREFACE |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
| PROLOGUE |
 | PART ONE THE HERESY |
| • | Chapter One A Fascination with Central Asia |
| • | Chapter Two The IPR Years |
| • | Chapter Three At Johns Hopkins |
| • | Chapter Four "China Will Win" |
| • | Chapter Five Adviser to Chiang |
| • | Chapter Six War |
| • | Chapter Seven Owi, San Francisco |
| • | Chapter Eight Mission with Wallace |
| • | Chapter Nine "Who Lost China?" Begins |
| • | Chapter Ten Kohlberg and the Pauley Mission |
| • | Chapter Eleven The Triumph of Ideology over Politics |
| • | Chapter Twelve Cold War Declared |
| • | Chapter Thirteen Europe Up, Asia Down |
| • | Chapter Fourteen Barmine |
| PART TWO THE INQUISITION |
| • | Chapter Fifteen Top Soviet Spy |
| • | Chapter Sixteen Out of the Woodwork |
| • | Chapter Seventeen A Fool or a Knave |
| • | Chapter Eighteen Agony at the FBI: Louis Budenz |
| • | Chapter Nineteen Exit Tydings, Enter Kim Il-sung |
| • | Chapter Twenty China Attacks |
| • | Chapter Twenty-One McCarran |
| • | Chapter Twenty-Two Venom: Twelve Days with SISS |
| • | Chapter Twenty-Three Matusow, Bogolepov, the CIA, and Other Liars |
| • | Chapter Twenty-Four Roy Cohn as Torquemada |
| • | Chapter Twenty-five Youngdahl |
| • | Chapter Twenty-six Rover, Asiaticus, and BDPT |
| • | Chapter Twenty-Seven Second Indictment, Second Dismissal |
| PART THREE RECOVERY AND TRIUMPH |
| • | Chapter Twenty-eight Starting Over |
| • | Chapter Twenty-Nine Ascendancy at Leeds |
| • | Chapter Thirty After Leeds |
| • | Chapter Thirty-One Paris |
| • | Chapter Thirty-Two Cambridge and Pawtucket |
 | Notes |
| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| INDEX |