| 1 | 1783 | The Unpaid Army at Newburgh |
| 2 | 1783 | The Nationalist Gambit in Philadelphia |
| 3 | 1783 | The Anonymous Addresses |
| 4 | 1783 | The General’s Unwanted Command |
| 5 | 1783 | The Pen of John Armstrong Jr. |
| 6 | 1783 | Summons to the Temple of Virtue |
| 7 | 1783 | The Meeting Called |
| 8 | 1783 | Washington’s Spectacles |
| 9 | 1783 | The Vote for Patience |
| 10 | 1783 | The Letters to Congress |
| 11 | 1783 | The Debates in Philadelphia |
| 12 | 1783 | The Impost and the Half-Pay Compromise |
| 13 | 1783 | The Dispersal of the Army |
| 14 | 1783 | Gates in the Shadows |
| 15 | 1784 | The Unfunded Promise |
| 16 | 1783 | The Hamilton-Morris Correspondence Unmasked |
| 17 | 1784 | The Silence of Horatio Gates |
| 18 | 1790 | The Spectacles as Relic |
| 19 | 1783 | The Court of Inquiry at Newburgh |
| 20 | 1787 | The Certificates of Debt |
| 21 | 1787 | Shays’s Rebellion as Echo |
| 22 | 1788 | The Constitution’s Unspoken Debt |
| 23 | 1791 | The Funding Act and the Final Settlement |
| 24 | 1806 | The Retirement of Horatio Gates |
| 25 | 1783 | The Last Garrison at Newburgh |
| 26 | 1790 | The Memory of Mutiny |
| 27 | 1793 | The Reckoning in Retirement |
| 28 | 1793 | The Final Ledger of the Revolution |