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- Introduction by B.D. Grekov, Member, USSR Academy
- Author’s Preface
- I. The First Russian "Promyshlenniky" on the North American Continent
- II. The Organization of the Russian-American Company
- III. The Early Activites of the Russian-American Company
- IV. The Russian Colonies in North America and the Conventions of 1824–1825
- V. The Commercial Company Becomes a Government Institution
- VI. The Colony of Ross in California
- VII. The Colonies on the Hawaiian Islands and the Plans for Settlement on the Island of Hawaii
- VIII. Labor Conditions in the Russian Colonies in America
- IX. The Native Population in the Russian Colonies in North America
- X. The Final Period of the Russian-American Company
- XI. The Sale of the Russian Possessions in America
- Conclusion
- Notes
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