Volume 1

 The Women of England: Their Social Duties and Domestic Habits (1839; 1843 ed.) 344 pp., 1 pl.

Characteristics of the Women of England • Influence of the Women of England • Modern Education • Dress and Manners • Conversation of the Women of England • Domestic Habits; Consideration and Kindness • Social Intercourse; Caprice; Affectation; Love of Admiration • Public Opinion; Pecuniary Resources; Integrity • Habits and Character; Intellectual Attainments; Employment of Time; Moral Courage; Right Balance of Mind

Volume 2

 The Daughters of England: Their Position in Society, Character, and Responsibilities (1842; 1843 ed.) 400 pp., 1 pl.

Important Inquiries • Economy of Time • Cleverness; Learning; Knowledge • Music, Painting, and Poetry • Taste, Tact, and Observation • Beauty, Health, and Temper • Society, Fashion, and Love of Distinction • Gratitude and Affection • Friendship and Flirtation • Love and Courtship • Selfishness, Vanity, Artifice, and Integrity • Dedication of Youth

Volume 3

 The Wives of England: Their Relative Duties, Domestic Influence, and Social Obligations (1843) 372 pp., 1 pl.

Thoughts before Marriage • The First Year of Married Life • Characteristics of Men • Behaviour to Husbands • Confidence and Truth • The Love of Married Life • Trials of Married Life • Position in Society • Domestic Management • Order, Justice, and Benevolence • Treatment of Servants and Dependents • Social Influence

Volume 4

 The Mothers of England: Their Influence and Responsibility (1843) 398 pp., 1 pl.

A Mother’s First Thoughts • Authority, Influence, and Example • The Use of a Mind • Elements of Character • Generosity and Affection • Individual and Social Happiness • Moral Courage and Worldly-Mindedness • General Duties of a Mother • Hints on Education • On the Training of Boys • On the Training of Girls • On Religious Influence