The Revolution on the Appalachian Frontier
- The Patriotic Legend--The "Over-Mountain Men" and King's Mountain
- The Messy Reality
- American Political Ideals Shared by Back Country Settlers
- Personal Independence
- Social Improvement
- Translation Into Politics
- Eastern Settlements--The British Threat
- Back Country Settlements--Multiple Threats
- Tidewater Elites--The Regulator Legacy
- Native Peoples--The Mother Country as Protector
- The Course of Events
- Civil War in the Back Country
- The Cherokee Question
- Settler Encroachment--Speculation Again--Richard Henderson
- Watauga Settlement
- Transylvania--Treaty of 1775
- British Restrictions
- Proclamation Line of 1763
- Alliance With Cherokees
- The Second Cherokee War, 1776-1777
- Cherokee Defeat and Exile
- Loyalists Discredited
- The British "Southern Strategy," 1780-1781--Its Failure
- The Legacy of the Revolution