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- Cave Spring on a State Road Survey (1)
- Cherokee Ozarks at the Snelson-Brinker Cabin (2)
- Journal of B.B. Cannon (3)
- Dr. Morrow’s Incredible Story (4)
- H.E. Davis Avoids the Trail of Death, Pt. 1 (5)
- H.E. Davis Avoids the Trail of Death, Pt. 2 (6)
- Final Pleas of the Cherokees (7)
- Harrisons on Big Piney (8)
- James B. Harrison at the Little Piney (9)
- How to Build a Trail of Tears Vignette (10)
- Judge the Quality of the Soil by the Type of Tree (11)
- Stone Age Cherokee (12)
- The Trail of Tears Followed a New Missouri Road (13)
- The Trail of Tears from Farmington to Caledonia (14)
- The Cherokee Saw This on the Trail of Tears (15)
- The Glimpse (16)
- William Lunsford Story (17)
- Colonel Miles Hicks Vernon (18)
- From Cook Settlement (19)
- Charles-Alexandre Lesueur in Missouri: 1826 (20)
- From Farmington to Caledonia (21)
- Trail of Broken Promises (22)
- A Reckless Falsehood (23)
- Letter from Chief John Ross to Unnamed Physician (24)
- Mark Winnett Dent at Bismarck (25)
- Rediscovering the Trail of Tears (26)
- Osage Village (27)
- 1838 Cherokee Memorial (28)
- James Evans West of Caledonia (29)
- The Trask Boys (30)
- Zeno T. Blanks (31)
- Josiah Christeson at Waynesville (32)
- Westin Arthur Goodspeed, 1852 – 1926 (33)
- Settlement and Pioneer History (34)
- Cyrus Colley on the Springfield to STL Road (35)
- Evan Jones at Little Prairie (36)
- Lt. B.B. Cannon, Near Marshfield (37)
- Cannon Detachment Across the Ozark Highlands (38)
- Jesse Bushyhead – Early Cherokee Baptist (39)
- Cave Spring, Missouri (40)
- 3D Diorama Along the Trail of Tears (41)
- Scott’s (42)
- Farmington Viewed By Lesueur in 1826 (43)
- Brevards in Cape Girardeau County and Town of Jackson (44)
- Brevards in Cape Girardeau County and Town of Jackson (44A)
- Brevards and the Cherokee, 1837 (45)
- Chapter 1: Europeans Arrive In the New World (45.01)
- Chapter 2: English Interests Prevailed (45.02)
- Chapter 3: A New Nation Fights a Two Front War (45.03)
- Chapter 4: Treaties with a New Nation (45.04)
- Chapter 5: A Bold Expansion Plan (45.05)
- Chapter 6: A Barrier To Manifest Destiny (45.06)
- Chapter 7: Are the Cherokee a Sovereign Nation? (45.07)
- Chapter 8: The War of 1812 (45.08)
- Chapter 9: United We Stand – Divided We Fall (45.09)
- Chapter 10: Consent to Cession? (45.10)
- Chapter 11: The Cherokee Unite (45.11)
- Chapter 12: Keep Moving Westward? (45.12)
- Chapter 13: “[T]he most solemn guarantee of the United States” (45.13)
- Chapter 14: Arrival in “Indian Country” (45.14)
- President Thomas Jefferson and Indian Removal (46)
- Brevards and Cherokees Intersect in Jackson, 1837 (47)
- De Soto in Missouri (48)
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