- 1Foreword
- 2Chapter I — Piskaret the Adirondack Champion (1644)
- 3Chapter II — Piskaret the Adirondack Champion (1645-1647)
- 4Chapter III — Opechancanough, Sachem of the Pamunkeys (1607-1644)
- 5Chapter IV — King Philip the Wampanoag (1662-1676)
- 6Chapter V — The Squaw Sachem of Pocasset (1675-1676)]
- 7Chapter VI — The Bloody Belt of Pontiac (1760-1763)
- 8Chapter VII — The Bloody Belt of Pontiac (1763-1769)
- 9Chapter VIII — Logan the Great Mingo (1725-1774)
- 10Chapter IX — Cornstalk Leads the Warriors (1774-1777)
- 11Chapter X — Little Turtle of the Miamis (1790-1791)
- 12Chapter XI — Little Turtle Fears the Big Wind (1792-1812)
- 13Chapter XII — The Voice From the Open Door (1805-1811)
- 14Chapter XIII — Brigadier General Tecumseh (1812-1813)
- 15Chapter XIV — The Red Sticks at Horseshoe Bend (1813-1814)
- 16Chapter XV — Black-Hawk the Sac Patriot (1831-1838)
- 17Chapter XVI — The Bird-Woman Guide (1805-1806)
- 18Chapter XVII — The Lance of Mahtotohpa (1822-1837)
- 19Chapter XVIII — A Search for the Book of Heaven (1832)
- 20Chapter XIX — A Traveler to Washington (1831-1835)
- 21Chapter XX — The Blackfeet Defy the Crows (1834)
- 22Chapter XXI — The Strong Medicine of Konate (1839)
- 23Chapter XXII — Red Cloud Stands in the Way (1865-1909)
- 24Chapter XXIII — Standing Bear Seeks a Home (1877-1880)
- 25Chapter XXIV — Sitting Bull the War Maker (1876-1881)
- 26Chapter XXV — Chief Joseph Goes to War (1877)
- 27Chapter XXVI — The Ghost Dancers and the Red Soldiers (1889-1890)
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