PART I
| I. | What are King-Killers? |
| II. | I rescue and am rescued |
| III. | Touching Witchcraft |
| IV. | Rebecca and Jack Battle Conspire |
| V. | M. Radisson Again |
PART II
| VI. | The Roaring Forties |
| VII. | M. de Radisson Acts |
| VIII. | M. de Radisson Comes to his Own |
| IX. | Visitors |
| X. | The Cause of the Firing |
| XI. | More of M. Radisson's Rivals |
| XII. | M. Radisson begins the Game |
| XIII. | The White Darkness |
| XIV. | A Challenge |
| XV. | The Battle not to the Strong |
| XVI. | We seek the Inlanders |
| XVII. | A Bootless Sacrifice |
| XVIII. | Facing the End |
| XIX. | Afterward |
| XX. | Who the Pirates were |
| XXI. | How the Pirates came |
| XXII. | We leave the North Sea |
PART III
| XXIII. | A Change of Partners |
| XXIV. | Under the Aegis of the Court |
| XXV. | Jack Battle again |
| XXVI. | At Oxford |
| XXVII. | Home from the Bay |
| XXVIII. | Rebecca and I fall out |
| XXIX. | The King's Pleasure |
ILLUSTRATION
Radisson's Map
HERALDS OF EMPIRE