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| Introduction | ||
| The Explorers of a New Continent | ||
| Estevanico - He Opened Up the Southwest | 3 | |
| Du Sable - The First Settler of Chicago | 10 | |
| York - Explorer of the Louisiana Territory with Lewis and Clark | 14 | |
| Garcia - Life Among the Florida Seminoles | 18 | |
| The Fur Traders | ||
| James Beckwourth - Crow Chief and Fur Trapper | 27 | |
| George Bonga - Enterprising Voyageur in Minnesota | 33 | |
| The Early Settlers | ||
| Lucy Terry Prince - Crusader in Colonial New England | 39 | |
| William Goings and Greenbury Logan - Patriots of the Lone Star Republic | 45 | |
| John Jones - Prosperous Fighter for Equal Rights | 49 | |
| Edmonia Lewis - From Chippewa Nation to Famed Sculptor | 55 | |
| Dred Scott - The Slave Whose Case Moved a Nation | 59 | |
| George Washington - Founder of Centralia, Washington | 63 | |
| George Washington Bush - Cutting Color Lines in the Far West | 68 | |
| William Leidesdorff - Public-Minded San Franciscan | 72 | |
| Robert T. Hickman - Fleeing West to Freedom | 76 | |
| Mary Fields - "Stagecoach Mary" | 80 | |
| Rushing for Gold | ||
| Biddy Mason - Fighting for Freedom in California | 87 | |
| Mifflin W. Gibbs - Active Crusader for Black Equality | 91 | |
| Clara Brown - Leading Citizen of Central City, Colorado | 96 | |
| Barney Ford and Henry O. Wagoner - Gold Seekers, Businessmen, and Civil Rights Fighters | 101 | |
| Wild, Bad, and Good Cowpunchers | ||
| Bose Ikard - Faithful Cowhand on the Goodnight-Loving Trail | 109 | |
| Deadwood Dick (Nat Love) - Wild Man of the Old West | 113 | |
| Ben Hodges - He Made Dodge City a Little Trickier | 118 | |
| Cherokee Bill - The Worst Man in the West | 123 | |
| Isom Dart - He Tried Mightily To Go Straight | 127 | |
| Bill Pickett - The Greatest Cowboy of the Day | 132 | |
| Lawmen, Soldiers, and Shapers of the Frontier | ||
| Bass Reeves - Bringing Law and Order to Oklahoma | 139 | |
| Pompey Factor - The Seminole Negro Scouts of the U.S. Army | 143 | |
| Henry Adams - Leading the Oppressed to Kansas and Points West | 150 | |
| Henry O. Flipper and Charles Young - The Black Military Service in the West | 155 | |
| Edwin P. McCabe - Shaping a Black Dream in Oklahoma | 163 | |
| Sutton E. Griggs - A Black Son of Texas Lifts His Pen | 170 | |
| Books for Further Reading | 175 | |
| Index | 177 |
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