| I. | Shows How Merchant Dana Boarded the “Nancy Breen” and What Came of It | 9 |
| II. | Shows the Reception George Prentiss Met With in New York Town | 34 |
| III. | Tells How a Bully Entered the “King’s Arms” | 52 |
| IV. | Tells How the Bully Changed His Mind, and How George Was Sent for in Haste | 64 |
| V. | In Which General Putnam Has His Say | 75 |
| VI. | Explains How George Prentiss Becomes a Guest at the “Wheat Sheaf” | 82 |
| VII. | Tells How Three People Made a Dash for Freedom | 111 |
| VIII. | Tells How Peggy Gave a Warning | 122 |
| IX. | In Which George Prentiss Receives an Invitation | 129 |
| X. | Shows How Washington Came to New York | 138 |
| XI. | In Which George Prentiss Makes a Sudden Resolution | 152 |
| XII. | Tells How Two People Peered Through the Window of the Old Mill | 163 |
| XIII. | In Which Peggy Camp Shows Her Courage | 171 |
| XIV. | Shows How the British Ships Came Into the Bay | 181 |
| XV. | Tells How George Visited the House in Crown Street | 190 |
| XVI. | Peggy Speaks Her Mind | 204 |
| XVII. | Shows What Happened in the Tapestried Chamber | 217 |
| XVIII. | In Which is Fought the Battle of Long Island | 229 |
| XIX. | Describes How George and His Friend Start Upon a Dangerous Mission | 255 |
| XX. | Tells of Two Patriots in Trenton | 274 |
| XXI. | How Colonel Rahl Proposed Giving a Christmas Concert | 283 |
| XXII. | Tells How a Fire Was Kindled on a Hillside | 301 |
| XXIII. | Shows How the Concert Was Interrupted | 317 |