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CONTENTS
| BOOK I | ||
| WHEN RED MEN RULED | ||
| PAGE | ||
| I. | A Child is Born | 1 |
| II. | The Clark Home | 7 |
| III. | Exit Dunmore | 12 |
| IV. | The Wilderness Road | 14 |
| V. | A Barrel of Gunpowder | 17 |
| VI. | The Feudal Age | 19 |
| VII. | Kaskaskia | 24 |
| VIII. | The Spanish Donna | 28 |
| IX. | Vincennes | 32 |
| X. | The City of the Strait | 38 |
| XI. | A Prisoner of War | 41 |
| XII. | Two Wars at Once | 43 |
| XIII. | The Key of the Country | 47 |
| XIV. | Behind the Curtain | 50 |
| XV. | The Attack on St. Louis | 53 |
| XVI. | Old Chillicothe | 60 |
| XVII. | "Detroit must be Taken" | 63 |
| XVIII. | On the Ramparts | 69 |
| XIX. | Exit Cornwallis | 72 |
| XX. | The Old Virginia Home | 77 |
| XXI. | Down the Ohio | 81 |
| XXII. | Mulberry Hill | 87 |
| XXIII. | Mississippi Troubles | 91 |
| XXIV. | St. Clair | 97 |
| XXV. | The Sword of "Mad Anthony" Wayne | 102 |
| XXVI. | The Spaniard | 106 |
| XXVII. | The Brothers | 113 |
| XXVIII. | The Maid of Fincastle | 119 |
| XXIX. | The President's Secretary | 122 |
| XXX. | The President talks with Meriwether | 131 |
| BOOK II | ||
| INTO THE WEST | ||
| I. | The Louisiana Purchase | 139 |
| II. | The Knight of the White House | 144 |
| III. | Recruiting for Oregon | 149 |
| IV. | The Feud is Ended | 154 |
| V. | The Cession of St. Louis | 157 |
| VI. | Sergeant Ordway writes a Letter | 166 |
| VII. | Into the Land of Anarchy | 167 |
| VIII. | "The Sioux! The Sioux!" | 176 |
| IX. | The Romance of the Mandans | 185 |
| X. | The First Dakota Christmas | 192 |
| XI. | The British Fur Traders | 199 |
| XII. | Farewell to Fort Mandan | 204 |
| XIII. | Toward the Sunset | 208 |
| XIV. | The Shining Mountains | 214 |
| XV. | A Woman Pilot | 221 |
| XVI. | Idaho | 228 |
| XVII. | Down the Columbia | 235 |
| XVIII. | Fort Clatsop by the Sea | 242 |
| XIX. | A Whale Ashore | 249 |
| XX. | A Race for Empire | 257 |
| XXI. | "A Ship! A Ship!" | 259 |
| XXII. | Back to Civilisation | 265 |
| XXIII. | Camp Chopunnish | 272 |
| XXIV. | Over the Bitter Root Range | 277 |
| XXV. | Beware the Blackfeet | 279 |
| XXVI. | Down the Yellowstone | 283 |
| XXVII. | The Home Stretch | 288 |
| XXVIII. | The Old Stone Forts of St. Louis | 296 |
| XXIX. | To Washington | 303 |
| XXX. | The Plaudits of a Nation | 307 |
| BOOK III | ||
| THE RED HEAD CHIEF | ||
| I. | The Shadow of Napoleon | 315 |
| II. | American Rule in St. Louis | 319 |
| III. | Farewell to Fincastle | 322 |
| IV. | The Boat Horn | 327 |
| V. | A Bride in St. Louis | 331 |
| VI. | The First Fort in Montana | 335 |
| VII. | A Mystery | 337 |
| VIII. | A Lonely Grave in Tennessee | 343 |
| IX. | Trade follows the Flag | 344 |
| X. | Tecumseh | 352 |
| XI. | Clark guards the Frontier | 360 |
| XII. | The Story of a Sword | 369 |
| XIII. | Portage des Sioux | 376 |
| XIV. | "For our Children, our Children" | 386 |
| XV. | Too Good to the Indians | 390 |
| XVI. | The Red Head Chief | 397 |
| XVII. | The Great Council at Prairie du Chien | 404 |
| XVIII. | The Lords of the Rivers | 415 |
| XIX. | Four Indian Ambassadors | 421 |
| XX. | Black Hawk | 429 |
| XXI. | A Great Life Ends | 434 |
| XXII. | The New West | 438 |
