From Jerripedia
Chapter 1 - Prehistoric times | Chapter 14 - Parliament takes the island | Chapter 27 - Dispute over revenues | Chapter 39 - Oyster riots | Chapter 51 - Royal jubilee |
Chapter 2 - Before the Normans | Chapter 15 - Elizabeth Castle falls | Chapter 28 - Rentes | Chapter 40 - Victoria's visit | Chapter 52 - Unhealthy immigrants |
Chapter 3 - Norman rule onwards | Chapter 16 - Occupation | Chapter 29 - Militia | Chapter 41 - Bread riots | Chapter 53 - Daniel case |
Chapter 4 - Extentes | Chapter 17 - Under Cromwell | Chapter 30 - Never on Sunday | Chapter 42 - States v Crown | Chapter 54 - Strike and smuggling |
Chapter 5 - Religion | Chapter 18 - The monarchy restored | Chapter 31 - Dawn of the 19th century | Chapter 43 - Victor Hugo leaves | Chapter 55 - Prison Board case |
Chapter 6 - French occupation | Chapter 19 - Knitting, taxes and a prison | Chapter 32 - Agriculture | Chapter 44 - Hospital fire | Chapter 56 - Compulsory purchase law |
Chapter 7 - Governors and a charter | Chapter 20 - Harbours and currency | Chapter 33 - General Don 1 | Chapter 45 - Murder and shipwreck | Chapter 57 - Feudal rights |
Chapter 8 - Governor threatens Bailiff | Chapter 21 - Governor dismissed | Chapter 34 - General Don 2 | Chapter 46 - Railway starts | Chapter 58 - Royal wedding celebrated |
Chapter 9 - Elizabethan times | Chapter 22 - Battle of Jersey | Chapter 35 - 1816, an eventful year | Chapter 47 - Banks collapse | Chapter 59 - Daily newspapers |
Chapter 10 - The Pawlets | Chapter 23 - Governor surrenders | Chapter 36 - Last Governor, last hanging | Chapter 48 - Markets open | Chapter 60 - Compulsory education |
Chapter 11 - 17th Century arrives | Chapter 24 - Alyward's bravery | Chapter 37 - Cholera | Chapter 49 - 1885 | Chapter 61 - Murders |
Chapter 12 - A Royal visitor | Chapter 25 - Major Peirson | Chapter 38 - Victorian times | Chapter 50 - 1886, commercial crisis | Chapter 62 - The 19th century closes |
Chapter 13 - Privateers | Chapter 26 - Platte Rocque |