John Martin Littlejohn - a practical covenanter -- Littlejohn's vision -- Clash of three cultures -- Introduction -- Background-1885 -- The Reformed Presbyterian Church -- Family and church background -- Places of interest in the early life of John Martin Littlejohn -- Move to Lorne, Scotland -- Move to Garvagh, County Londonderry, Ireland -- Education in Coleraine -- Both brothers attend Glasgow University -- 1885-1888 -- Return to Garvagh -- Call to Creevagh -- Creevagh background -- Background on financial matters -- Orientation and work in Creevagh -- The Creevagh Missionary Association -- Problems arise in Creevagh -- January 1888-May 1888 -- Summary -- May to October 1888 -- Life in the US from October 1888 until the end of Summer 1889 -- 1889, returns to Glasgow University -- A serious fall, outcome of which is move to USA -- September 1892, travels to the US -- 1892, Columbia College -- Work as a minister in the US -- Summer 1893, trip to Europe and UK -- Liitlejohns D.D. degree -- 1894-1897 -- 1894, Amity College -- 1895, trip to England -- An ideal presented and history repeats itself -- The College Springs and Southwest Railroad company -- 1895, finalises PHD thesis while at Amity -- Late 1896, 1897, starts considering move from Amity -- 1897-1899 -- 1897- Chicago prior to Kirksville -- Move to Kirksville -- Littlejohn, Still, and physiology -- Surgery and osteopathy -- Tragic death of two students -- The agreement -- The good times -- Graduating class comencement exercises, February 1st, 1899 -- Littlejohn's vision and work as dean -- The M.D. osteopathic idea -- Dr. William Smith -- The turning tide -- The tornado -- The A S O to move from Kirksville -- The M. D. O. question comes to a head -- Summary -- Littlejohn's return from summer in England 1899 -- Hildreth the A.A.A.O, and Harry -- C.M.T. Hulett and the M.D.O. -- Changes to the Journal of Osteopathy -- "Something new or nothing at all" -- Hildreth's recall to the A. S. O. -- Hildreth's version of events -- Journal of Osteopathy April 1901 graduating class Feb 1901 class poem -- The seeds of discontent -- The dispute -- Some legal matters, depostitions, and court cases -- Quotes from the deposition -- 1900-1913 -- Move to Chicago, family update -- The American College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery -- The associated colleges -- The Alabama decision and materia medica -- Independent boards -- A word about Hildreth the politician -- The 1906 AOA inspection -- Change of name to Littlejohn College -- Experimenting on animals -- Definition of osteopathy -- Issue of toxicosis -- Replenishing his conscience -- The state board of health -- The Flexner Report -- Further detail on the A.O.A, the A.C.O., the M.D. degree and drugs -- Lake Bluff -- The path to England -- A review -- The case of the mysterious grocery bill -- The Chicago College of Osteopathy -- Littlejohn College was a non-profit institution -- Comment -- JML's career in England -- Badger Hall -- Life in England -- Reverent Doctor William C. Minifie -- Minifie's Canadian and USA fundraising trip 1916 -- Littlejohn and Minifie -- Reverent Minifie, Littlejohn and the International Bible Institute war relief fund -- The International Bible Institute affair -- 1935 House of Lords select committee hearing -- List of degrees and diplomas in chronological order -- The British Medical Associations approach -- Littlejohn's approach -- The destruction of Littlejohn's reputation -- Some additional context -- Jowitt's speech and the Looker students -- Littlejohn and Hall -- The last decade -- A footnote on the B.S.O. -- Littlejohn and his family -- J M Littlejohn's legacy.