Preface: ‘The son was born to a greater destiny’
Introduction: ‘The changeableness of this king’
Chapter One: ‘The king’s second born son’
Chapter Two: ‘Having no affection or fancy unto him’
Chapter Three: ‘Lusty bachelors’
Chapter Four: ‘His Majesty’s second self’
Chapter Five: ‘The servant is not greater than his lord’
Chapter Six: ‘Youths of evil counsel’
Chapter Seven: ‘The most rascally beggar in the world’
Chapter Eight: ‘The inconstantness of princes’ favour’
Chapter Nine: ‘The man who enjoys most credit with the king’
Chapter Ten: ‘I shall die today and you tomorrow’
Chapter Eleven: ‘Resisting evil counsellors’
Chapter Tweleve: ‘Every man here is for himself’
Chapter Thirteen: ‘A goodly prince’
Chapter Fourteen: ‘The greatest wretch ever born in England’
Chapter Fifteen: ‘He has not been the same man’
Chapter Sixteen: ‘My dearest son in Christ’