| I. | A Small Dinner Becomes a Party | [11] |
| II. | Peggy is Surprised | [26] |
| III. | On the Horns of a Dilemma | [40] |
| IV. | The Search | [53] |
| V. | Friends in Need | [69] |
| VI. | Appearances Against Her | [81] |
| VII. | David Owen is Informed of the Facts | [94] |
| VIII. | Before the Council | [108] |
| IX. | Out of the Frying-Pan Into the Fire | [120] |
| X. | A Race for Life | [134] |
| XI. | The Choice of Fairfax | [144] |
| XII. | “They Must Go Home” | [163] |
| XIII. | A Woman’s Wit | [176] |
| XIV. | Marching Orders | [194] |
| XV. | The Attack on the Blockhouse | [215] |
| XVI. | “Of what Was He Guilty?” | [227] |
| XVII. | A Glimpse of Home | [244] |
| XVIII. | Herod Out Heroded | [256] |
| XIX. | The Turn of the Wheel | [272] |
| XX. | A Slight Emphasis of “That” | [285] |
| XXI. | Chosen by Lot | [303] |
| XXII. | What Can Be Done? | [318] |
| XXIII. | A Little Humor Despite a Grim Situation | [334] |
| XXIV. | “Thee May Tell Him at the Last” | [348] |
| XXV. | At Headquarters | [363] |
| XXVI. | The Adventure of the Glen | [376] |
| XXVII. | The Safeguard of his Honor | [392] |
| XXVIII. | “How Could She Know?” | [407] |
| XXIX. | In the Shadow of Death | [424] |
| XXX. | And Then the End | [437] |