XIX. Governor Arthur Dobbs
XX. Governor Tryon and the Stamp Act
XXI. Governor Tryon and the Regulators
XXII. Governor Martin and the Revolution
XXIII. First Provincial Congress
XXIV. Second Provincial Congress
XXV. The Congress at Hillsboro
XXVI. Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge
XXVII. Fourth Provincial Congress Declares Independence
XXVIII. Adoption of a State Constitution
XXIX. The War Continued
XXX. Stony Point and Charleston
XXXI. Ramsour's Mill and Camden Court House
XXXII. Battle of King's Mountain
XXXIII. Cornwallis's Last Invasion
XXXIV. Battle of Guilford Court House
XXXV. Fanning and his Brutalities
XXXVI. Peace and Independence
XXXVII. The State of Franklin
XXXVIII. Formation of the Union
XXXIX. France and America
XL. The Federalists and the Republicans
XLI. Closing of the Eighteenth Century
XLII. Growth and Expansion
XLIII. Second War with Great Britain
XLIV. After the Storm
XLV. The Whigs and the Democrats
XLVI. The Condition of the State
XLVII. The Courts and the Bar
XLVIII. Origin of the Public Schools