Walking Alone and Marching Together

The following audio tracks are the book Walking Alone and Marching Together: A History of the Organized Blind Movement in the United States, 1940-1990. Each chapter has its own track, except for chapters five and seven, which are divided into two tracks each.

• Opening Title
• Book Jacket
• Floyd Matson Bio-Bibliography
• Table of Contents
• Acknowledgements 
• Prologue. A Story Never Told 
• Introduction. The Dark Ages and the Dawn of Organization 
• Chapter One. Mobilization and Momentum: The Founding
• Chapter Two. Growth, Harmony, and the Fight to Organize 
• Chapter Three. Civil War: Disunity and the Road to Recovery
• Chapter Four. Democracy in Transition: The Second Generation
• Chapter Five (A). Progress and Power: The First Jernigan Presidency
• Chapter Five (B). Progress and Power: The First Jernigan Presidency
• Chapter Six. Restoration: The Beginning Years of the Second Jernigan Presidency
• Chapter Seven (A). Culmination: The Concluding Years of the Second Jernigan Presidency
• Chapter Seven (B). Culmination: The Concluding Years of the Second Jernigan Presidency
• Chapter Eight. The Third Generation and the Maurer Presidency 
• Chapter Nine. Global Vision: The Federation on the World
• Chapter Ten. Sheltered Workshops and Blind Alleys
• Chapter Eleven. Bankruptcy of a System: The Politics of Accreditation
• Chapter Twelve. On the Record: The Evolution of the Braille Monitor
• Chapter Thirteen. A People's Movement: Communication, Communion, and Community 
• Epilogue. As the Twig is Bent: Unto the Fourth Generation
• Appendix A. Newel Perry-Teacher of Youth and Leader of Men
• Appendix B. Who Are the Blind Who Lead the Blind
• Appendix C. Constitution of the National Federation of the Blind, 1940
• Appendix D. Constitution of the National Federation of the Blind, 1990
• Appendix E. National Convention Sites, 1940-1990 
• Appendix F. The Federation at Fifty 
• Appendix G. From the Fiftieth Year