- 1Dedication
- 2Preface
- 3Chapter I — Introductory
- 4Chapter II — The Riflemen of the Revolution
- 5Chapter III — Names of Some of the Prisoners of 1776
- 6Chapter IV — The Prisons of New York — Jonathan Gillett
- 7Chapter V — William Cunningham, the Provost Marshal
- 8Chapter VI — The Case of Jabez Fitch
- 9Chapter VII — The Hospital Doctor — A Tory’s Account of New York in…
- 10Chapter VIII — The Account of Alexander Graydon
- 11Chapter IX — A Foul Page of English History
- 12Chapter X — A Boy in Prison
- 13Chapter XI — The Newspapers of the Revolution
- 14Chapter XII — The Trumbull Papers and Other Sources of Information
- 15Chapter XIII — A Journal Kept in the Provost
- 16Chapter XIV — Further Testimony of Cruelties Endured by American Pr…
- 17Chapter XV — The Old Sugar House — Trinty Churchyard
- 18Chapter XVI — The Case of John Blatchford
- 19Chapter XVII — Benjamin Franklin and Others on the Subject of Ameri…
- 20Chapter XVIII — The Adventures of Andrew Sherburne
- 21Chapter XIX — More About the English Prisons — Memoir of Eli Bickfo…
- 22Chapter XX — Some Southern Naval Prisoners
- 23Chapter XXI — Extracts From Newspapers — Some of the Prison Ships —…
- 24Chapter XXII — The Journal of Dr. Elias Cornelius — British Prisons…
- 25Chapter XXIII — A Poet on a Prison Ship
- 26Chapter XXIV — “There Was a Ship”
- 27Chapter XXV — A Description of the Jersey
- 28Chapter XXVI — The Experience of Ebenezer Fox
- 29Chapter XXVII — The Experience of Ebenezer Fox (Continued)
- 30Chapter XXVIII — The Case of Christopher Hawkins
- 31Chapter XXIX — Testimony of Prisoners on Board the Jersey
- 32Chapter XXX — Recollections of Andrew Sherburne
- 33Chapter XXXI — Captain Roswell Palmer
- 34Chapter XXXII — The Narrative of Captain Alexander Coffin
- 35Chapter XXXIII — A Wonderful Deliverance
- 36Chapter XXXIV — The Narrative of Captain Dring
- 37Chapter XXXV — The Narrative of Captain Dring (Continued)
- 38Chapter XXXVI — The Interment of the Dead
- 39Chapter XXXVII — Dame Grant and Her Boat
- 40Chapter XXXVIII — The Supplies for the Prisoners
- 41Chapter XXXIX — Fourth of July on the Jersey
- 42Chapter XL — An Attempt to Escape
- 43Chapter XLI — The Memorial to General Washington
- 44Chapter XLII — The Exchange
- 45Chapter XLIII — The Cartel — Captain Dring’s Narrative (Continued)
- 46Chapter XLIV — Correspondence of Washington and Others
- 47Chapter XLV — General Washington and Rear Admiral Digby — Commissar…
- 48Chapter XLVI — Some of the Prisoners on Board the Jersey
- 49Conclusion
- 50Appendix A
- 51Appendix B
- 52Appendix C
American Prisoners of the Revolution
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