| CHAPTER | |
| I | PISKARET THE ADIRONDACK CHAMPION (1644)
How He Scouted Against the Iroquois |
| II | PISKARET THE ADIRONDACK CHAMPION (1645-1647)
How He Brought Peace to the Forests |
| III | OPECHANCANOUGH, SACHEM OF THE PAMUNKEYS (1607-1644)
Who Fought at the Age of One Hundred |
| IV | KING PHILIP THE WAMPANOAG (1662-1676)
The Terror of New England |
| V | THE SQUAW SACHEM OF POCASSET (1675-1676)
And Canonchet of the Big Heart |
| VI | THE BLOODY BELT OF PONTIAC (1760-1763)
When It Passed Among the Red Nations |
| VII | THE BLOODY BELT OF PONTIAC (1763-1769)
How an Indian Girl Saved Fort Detroit |
| VIII | LOGAN THE GREAT MINGO (1725-1774)
And the Evil Days that Came Upon Him |
| IX | CORNSTALK LEADS THE WARRIORS (1774-1777)
How He and Logan Strove and Died |
| X | LITTLE TURTLE OF THE MIAMIS (1790-1791)
He Wins Great Victories |
| XI | LITTLE TURTLE FEARS THE BIG WIND (1792-1812)
And It Blows Him into Peace |
| XII | THE VOICE FROM THE OPEN DOOR (1805-1811)
How It Traveled Through the Land |
| XIII | BRIGADIER GENERAL TECUMSEH (1812-1813)
The Rise and Fall of a Star |
| XIV | THE RED STICKS AT HORSESHOE BEND (1813-1814)
And the Wonderful Escape of Chief Menewa |
| XV | BLACK-HAWK THE SAC PATRIOT (1831-1838)
The Indian Who Did Not Understand |
| XVI | THE BIRD-WOMAN GUIDE (1805-1806)
Sacagawea Helps the White Men |
| XVII | THE LANCE OF MAHTOTOHPA (1822-1837)
Hero Tales by Four Bears the Mandan |
| XVIII | A SEARCH FOR THE BOOK OF HEAVEN (1832)
The Long Trail of the Pierced Noses |
| XIX | A TRAVELER TO WASHINGTON (1831-1835)
Wijunjon, the "Big Liar" of the Assiniboins |
| XX | THE BLACKFEET DEFY THE CROWS (1834)
"Come and Take Us!" |
| XXI | THE STRONG MEDICINE OF KONATE (1839)
The Story of the Kiowa Magic Staff |
| XXII | RED CLOUD STANDS IN THE WAY (1865-1909)
The Sioux Who Closed the Road of the Whites |
| XXIII | STANDING BEAR SEEKS A HOME (1877-1880)
The Indian Who Won the White Man's Verdict |
| XXIV | SITTING BULL THE WAR MAKER (1876-1881)
An Unconquered Leader |
| XXV | CHIEF JOSEPH GOES TO WAR (1877)
And Out-Generals the United States Army |
| XXVI | THE GHOST DANCERS AND THE RED SOLDIERS (1889-1890)
And Sitting Bull's Last Medicine |
