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| I. | Our Country Long Ago | [13] |
| II. | The Barbarous Indians | [17] |
| III. | The Mounds | [20] |
| IV. | Where the Northmen went | [24] |
| V. | The Northmen in America | [27] |
| VI. | Queer Ideas | [31] |
| VII. | Prince Henry the Navigator | [33] |
| VIII. | Youth of Columbus | [36] |
| IX. | Columbus and the Queen | [39] |
| X. | "Land! Land!" | [44] |
| XI. | Columbus and the Savages | [48] |
| XII. | Home Again | [51] |
| XIII. | Columbus illtreated | [54] |
| XIV. | Death of Columbus | [57] |
| XV. | How America got its Name | [60] |
| XVI. | The Fountain of Youth | [62] |
| XVII. | "The Father of Waters" | [66] |
| XVIII. | The French in Canada | [70] |
| XIX. | French and Spanish Quarrels | [73] |
| XX. | The Sky City | [77] |
| XXI. | Around the World | [80] |
| XXII. | Nothing but Smoke | [83] |
| XXIII. | Smith's Adventures | [87] |
| XXIV. | The Jamestown Men | [91] |
| XXV. | Smith wounded | [94] |
| XXVI. | The Visit of Pocahontas to England | [97] |
| XXVII. | Hudson and the Indians | [102] |
| XXVIII. | The Mayflower | [105] |
| XXIX. | Plymouth Rock | [109] |
| XXX. | The First American Thanksgiving | [113] |
| XXXI. | The Snake Skin and the Bullets | [118] |
| XXXII. | The Beginning of Boston | [122] |
| XXXIII. | Stories of Two Ministers | [126] |
| XXXIV. | Williams and the Indians | [129] |
| XXXV. | The Quakers | [134] |
| XXXVI. | The King-Killers | [136] |
| XXXVII. | King Philip's War | [138] |
| XXXVIII. | The Beginning of New York | [142] |
| XXXIX. | Penn and the Indians | [147] |
| XL. | The Catholics in Maryland | [152] |
| XLI. | The Old Dominion | [155] |
| XLII. | Bacon's Rebellion | [157] |
| XLIII. | A Journey Inland | [160] |
| XLIV. | The Carolina Pirates | [162] |
| XLV. | Charter Oak | [166] |
| XLVI. | Salem Witches | [170] |
| XLVII. | Down the Mississippi | [174] |
| XLVIII. | La Salle's Adventures | [180] |
| XLIX. | Indians on the Warpath | [183] |
| L. | Two Wars with the French | [187] |
| LI. | Washington's Boyhood | [191] |
| LII. | Washington's Journey | [195] |
| LIII. | Washington's First Battle | [198] |
| LIV. | Stories of Franklin | [199] |
| LV. | Braddock's Defeat | [206] |
| LVI. | Wolfe at Quebec | [210] |
| LVII. | How England treated her Colonies | [214] |
| LVIII. | The Stamp Tax | [218] |
| LIX. | The Anger of the Colonies | [220] |
| LX. | The Boston Tea Party | [224] |
| LXI. | The Minutemen | [228] |
| LXII. | The Battle of Lexington | [233] |
| LXIII. | Bunker Hill | [237] |
| LXIV. | The Boston Boys | [242] |
| LXV. | The British leave Boston | [245] |
| LXVI. | Declaration of Independence | [248] |
| LXVII. | A Lady's Way of Helping | [253] |
| LXVIII. | Christmas Eve | [258] |
| LXIX. | The Fight at Bennington | [262] |
| LXX. | Burgoyne's Surrender | [267] |
| LXXI. | The Winter at Valley Forge | [271] |
| LXXII. | The Quaker Woman | [275] |
| LXXIII. | Putnam's Adventures | [279] |
| LXXIV. | Indian Cruelty | [283] |
| LXXV. | Boone in Kentucky | [288] |
| LXXVI. | Famous Sea Fights | [293] |
| LXXVII. | The "Swamp Fox" | [297] |
| LXXVIII. | The Poor Soldiers | [302] |
| LXXIX. | The Spy | [304] |
| LXXX. | A Traitor's Death | [309] |
| LXXXI. | Two Unselfish Women | [312] |
| LXXXII. | The Surrender of Cornwallis | [315] |
| LXXXIII. | The British Flag hauled down | [319] |
| LXXXIV. | Washington's Farewell | [323] |