Amy of Maryland Anchored off New Castle Arrival of the "Amity" Baking in the New Oven A Bear Hunt The Beehive Huts Bound for America Building the City Busy Days Buying Iron in New York City Canoes of Bark Choosing the Place for the City Cooking Indian Corn A Day of Festivities Dining in State A Division of Opinion Dock Creek Bridge A Dull Journey The End of Our School Days The End of the Voyage Enoch Flower's School Finishing the Cure The First Baby Game in Plenty Going Ashore Going To Meet the "Factor" A Government by the People The Gratitude of the Indians How We Kept House How the Indians Live In Lord Baltimore's City Indian Utensils and Tools A Long and Tiresome Journey Making Wampum A Matter of History Meeting Old Friends The Meeting of Penn and the Indians Members of the Governor's Following More Serious Business My Own Name The Nail Business The Name of My City New Arrivals The New Home New Laws in Our Own Town News of William Penn's Arrival News of the "Factor" No Merrymaking after Dark On Board Ship Our Cave Home Completed Our First Shelter Our Humble Preparations Penn Joins in the Sports Penn Plans To Buy Land from the Savages Philadelphia Progresses The Price Paid for the Land The Promise of a School A Proud Departure A Question of Duty The Result of the Visit Roasting Turkeys The Savages Come to Town Sea Food The Settlement of Chester The Settlement of Germantown The Shops of Maryland A Splendid Home Starting a Fire A Tedious Task Trapping Wild Turkeys Trouble over the Boundary Lines Turning an Honest Penny An Uncomfortable Night and Morning An Unknown Country The Welcome to Penn What a Bake Oven Is What the Savages Wore Why We Went to London William Penn Goes Back to London William Penn's Care for the Colonists