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Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Characters -- Act One -- Scene 1 - Hetty Opening -- Scene 2 - Hetty's Mother Looks For Work -- Scene 3 - Foundling Hospital Lottery -- Scene 4 - Hetty Is Named -- Scene 5 - Journey To Havenford -- Scene 6 - Meeting Peg -- Scene 7 - Hetty And Jem Montage -- Scene 8 - Baby Birds -- Scene 9 - Squirrel House -- Scene 10 - Hetty Gets Paddled -- Scene 11 - Saul Goes Back To The Foundling Hospital -- Scene 12 - Waiting For Peg -- Scene 13 - Jem Makes A Promise -- Scene 14 - The Circus Arrives -- Scene 15 - Sneaking Into The Circus -- Scene 16 - The Circus Show -- Scene 17 - Madame Adeline's Act -- Scene 18 - After The Circus -- Scene 19 - Goodbye To Jem -- Scene 20 - Journey Back To London -- Scene 21 - Arrival At The Foundling Hospital -- Scene 22 - Hetty Is Dressed As A Foundling -- Act Two -- Scene 23 - Foundling Hospital Regime -- Scene 24 - Hetty Meets Ida -- Scene 25 - Reading Lessons -- Scene 26 - Foundling Girls Playtime -- Scene 27 - Every Day Was The Same -- Scene 28 - Sunday Visitors -- Scene 29 - Time Passing (Police Gazette) -- Scene 30 - Stories In The Dormitory -- Scene 31 - Influenza Epidemic -- Scene 32 - Saul's Death -- Scene 33 - Hetty Goes To See Gideon -- Scene 34 - Hetty Saves Gideon From Matron Bottomly -- Scene 35 - The Attic -- Scene 36 - Eliza Returns -- Scene 37 - The Kitchen -- Scene 38 - The Golden Jubilee -- Scene 39 - Journey To Hampstead Heath -- Scene 40 - Hetty Meets Madame Adeline Again -- Scene 41 - Lost In London -- Scene 42 - Ida And Bobby -- Scene 43 - Finale

THE FAILURE OF THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S FOREIGN POLICY IS THE DIRECT RESULT OF A CERTAIN CAST OF MIND. TO EXPLORE THAT MENTALITY, THIS ARTICLE LOOKS BACK TO THE DEBATES OF THE COLD WAR. IT EXAMINES THE LESSONS OF VIETNAM AND SUGGESTS THAT THE DOVES WERE RIGHT. IT ARGUES THAT SOONER THAN THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT EXPECT, THEY MAY BE IN A WORLD HARSH ENOUGH TO LEAD THEM TO REVISIT THEIR INTELLECTUAL ROOTS AND ASK, "WHERE DID WE GO WRONG?"