The texts included are:

- Lydia Tricha, "Charilaos Trikoupis, his politics and his political work"
- Konstantinos Svolopoulos, "The foreign policy of Charilaos Trikoupis: a timeless view"
- Evangelos Kofos, "Interplay of strategies and tactical choices: Trikoupis during the Eastern Crisis, 1875-1878"
- Margarita Dritsa, "Greece and the European economic press during the Trikoupis period: the beginnings of political communication"
- Dimitris Tsakiris, "The stance of German politics on the Eastern question and specifically in relation to Greece"
- Sia Anagnostopoulou, "The conflict between Ch. Trikoupis and Ioakeim III. Aspects of the complex and contradictory process for the imposition of Athens as a political-national center"
- George Margaritis, "The liberators of the unredeemed brothers: political, economic and ideological parameters of the country's war preparation (1881-1897)"
- Lina Louvi, "The restoration of national dignity: the opportunity of Egypt"
- Filippos Karampot, "The Nicholson incident (January 1885) and 'the duty towards the nation'"
- Sotiris Rizas, "The political and party system in the Trikoupis era (1875-1895). Continuities and discontinuities"
- Katerina Gardika, "1875 and 1883: milestones of the party system through the newspaper 'Ora'"
- Evie Mavromoustakou, "The Declared burdened by sources"
- Thanasis Bohotis, "The criticism of parliamentarism by Charilaos Trikoupis and the electoral bills of 1886"
- Panagiotis Poulis, "The contribution of Charilaos Trikoupis to the restoration of Greek administration"
- Matoula Tomara-Sideri, "The political reform program of Trikoupis: the AFNS law for prefectural self-government"
- Evy Papagiannopoulou, "The necessity of maritime infrastructure: the Corinth Canal"
- Ioannis Kokkinakis, "The monetary policy of the Trikoupis governments, 1875-1893"
- Manos Perakis, "Replacing the tithe with the tax on plowing animals. The first tax change of Charilaos Trikoupis"
- Thanasis Kalafatis, "The causes and results of the bankruptcy of the Greek state in 1893"
- Angeliki Sfika-Theodosiou, "Trikoupis and the Thessalian question"
- Antonis Antoniou, "The electorate after the liberation of Epirus and Thessaly. The example of Karditsa"
- Kaiti Aroni-Tsichli, "The raisin society and Trikoupis"
- Lydia Tricha, "Health and hygiene conditions in the 1880s"
- Thomas W. Gallant, "Crime, violence and reform of the criminal justice system during the era of Trikoupis"
- Alexis Dimaras, "The Trikoupis governments and education"
- George Kokkinos, "The historical culture of Greek academic thought at the end of the 19th century and the consolidation of the tripartite scheme of Greek history. Neoklis Kazazis' theory of history (1849-1936)"
- Rena Stavridi-Patrikiou, "The expectations of Municipalism"
- Panagiotis Noutsos, "Why a 'Trikoupian' lecturer does not pursue a career at the University of Athens"
- George D. Kontogiorgis, "The Trikoupis period.

"A station from the Greek cosmosystem to the nation-state"
- Alkis Rigos, "Ionian bourgeoisie and urban modernization in the second half of the 19th century"
- Evangelos Hekimoglou, "Christian Thessaloniki during the era of Charilaos Trikoupis"
- Stefanía Archontáki, "Attempts at modernization in the 1880s: comparative elements for the case of Crete and Greece. The (Ottoman) General Administration of Crete in comparison to the Trikoupis policy"
- Efthymios Soulogiannis, "Some aspects of the Hellenism of Egypt and the Trikoupis era, with special reference to the years 1867, 1875, 1884"
- Jelina Harlauti, "On the maritime routes between Eastern and Western Europe during the era of Charilaos Trikoupis"
- Katerina Papatheou, "Aspects of narrative ethnography in the late 19th century. 'Pistoma' by Konstantinos Theotokis"
- Athena Georganta, "'O Diavatis' by Roidis (1900). A new hero of the urban space and a text-apology at the end of the century"
- Eliza-Anna Delveroudi, "The political comedies of the Trikoupis era"
- Niki Maroniti, "The political physiognomy of the neo-Trikoupis party after Charilaos Trikoupis. Preconditions for interpreting the political behavior of G. Theotokis"