| 1 | 1793 | The Nation’s New Seat of Government |
| 2 | 1793 | A Philosophy of the Blood and the Bile |
| 3 | 1793 | The Coffee-House Exchange and the Waterfront Stench |
| 4 | 1793 | The Arrival of the Hankey |
| 5 | 1793 | The First Deaths on Water Street |
| 6 | 1793 | Dr. Rush Recognizes the Enemy |
| 7 | 1793 | The Captain’s Declaration and the Mayor’s Inaction |
| 8 | 1793 | The Exodus Begins |
| 9 | (year not set) | With the Federal Government Gone |
| 10 | (year not set) | The Fraught Establishment and Early |
| 11 | 1793 | The Society’s Pledge |
| 12 | 1793 | The Committee’s Ledger and the Potter’s Field |
| 13 | 1793 | The Mercantile Custodian of Bush Hill |
| 14 | 1793 | The Dispute Over the French Method |
| 15 | 1793 | The Unpaid Account |
| 16 | 1793 | A Calculus of Volunteers |
| 17 | 1793 | The Closed Door and the Marked House |
| 18 | 1793 | The Wind from the Northwest |
| 19 | 1793 | The Mayor’s Last Appeal |
| 20 | 1793 | The First Cart from Germantown |
| 21 | 1793 | The Account of Matthew Carey |
| 22 | 1794 | The Judgment Upon the Society |
| 23 | 1794 | The Mayor’s Ledger of the Lost |
| 24 | 1794 | The Testimony Before the College |
| 25 | 1795 | The Narrow Court of Public Opinion |
| 26 | 1796 | The Unsettled Debt of Bush Hill |
| 27 | 1798 | The New Calculus of City and Capital |
| 28 | 1806 | The Narrative’s Last Reckoning |