| I. | Shows How Ben Cooper Saw the War
a Long Way Off | [ 9] |
| II. | Tells Why Nat Brewster Walked
Toward Cliveden in the Dark | [ 20] |
| III. | Shows How Nat Met “Grumpy Comegies”
and What Came of It | [ 31] |
| IV. | Shows How Startling News Was
Nat’s Reward at Chew House | [ 38] |
| V. | How Nat Brewster Met the Porcupine | [ 50] |
| VI. | Shows How Nat Brewster and the
Porcupine Rode Through the
Night | [ 64] |
| VII. | Shows How Nat Brewster Met With
Mr. Washington | [ 81] |
| VIII. | Tells How Things Began to Look
Bad for Ezra Prentiss | [ 105] |
| IX. | Nat Brewster Finds More Proof | [ 120] |
| X. | What the Porcupine Saw at Chew
House | [ 130] |
| XI. | Shows How Nat Brewster Spoke to
His Uncle and What Their Resolutions
Were | [ 147] |
| XII. | What Happened on the North Road | [ 159] |
| XIII. | Shows How Nat Met One Stranger
and How the Porcupine Met Another | [ 174] |
| XIV. | The Night Promises Well | [ 192] |
| XV. | How the Promise Was Kept | [ 203] |
| XVI. | The Tall Man Brings a Friend | [ 216] |
| XVII. | What Nat Heard at the Coffee-House
in Orange Street | [ 230] |
| XVIII. | In Which Dr. Warren and Paul
Revere Listen Intently | [ 238] |
| XIX. | In Which a Winter Passes, Bringing
Many Things | [ 250] |
| XX. | Nat Brewster is Taken by Foes and
Paul Revere Begins His Midnight
Ride | [ 273] |
| XXI. | Nat Brewster Marches With Pitcairn
to Lexington | [ 287] |
| XXII. | Tells How a Mystery Was Solved
and How Victory Came to the
Colonies | [ 306] |