| I | How Fort Johnson Fell | [ 7] |
| II | How Tom Deering Made a Name | [ 31] |
| III | How the British Ships Ran From
Charleston Harbor | [ 57] |
| IV | How Two Men Buried a Chest of
Gold | [ 84] |
| V | How Tom Joined Marion’s Brigade | [ 101] |
| VI | How Francis Marion Heard Good
News From Williamsburg | [ 123] |
| VII | How Tom Deering Fought With
Gates at Camden | [ 140] |
| VIII | How Tom Braved the Tories | [ 148] |
| IX | How Tom Deering Held the Staircase | [ 174] |
| X | How Marion’s Men Lay in Ambush
and What Came of It | [ 200] |
| XI | How Tom Met With a Blindfold
Adventure | [ 213] |
| XII | How Tom Took Part in a Mysterious
Consultation | [ 245] |
| XIII | How the Unexpected Happened on
Christmas Eve | [ 261] |
| XIV | How the British Lost Some Prisoners | [ 283] |
| XV | How Tom Deering Fought His First
Fight Upon the Sea | [ 306] |
| XVI | How Tom Deering Served With
General Greene | [ 322] |
| XVII | How a Traitor to His Country was
Taken and Lost | [ 337] |
| XVIII | How Tom Deering Rode With
Washington at Yorktown | [ 350] |