Books and Chapters
Book One: Our Lives, Our Fortunes, Our Sacred Honor
- Chapter I: A Taste of Steel
- Chapter II: Sermon Hill
- Chapter III: Birth
- Chapter IV: The Uprising
- Chapter V: The Guns of Winter
- Chapter VI: “The Seedtime of Continental Union”
- Chapter VII: The Thirteen Clocks
Book Two: The Times That Try Men’s Souls
- Chapter I: The Privateers
- Chapter II: Deed of Darkness
- Chapter III: Reunion in Pennsylvania
- Chapter IV: Retreat at Brandywine
- Chapter V: “I Mean to March to Hostile Ground”
- Chapter VI: The Drillmaster
- Chapter VII: Rackham
Book Three: Death and Resurrection
- Chapter I: The Wolves
- Chapter II: The Guns of Summer
- Chapter III: The Shawnee Spy
- Chapter IV: The Price of Heaven
- Chapter V: The Woman From Virginia
Epilogue: The World Turned Upside Down
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