Hawkeye returns to his home.

A group of settlers from England head for the wilderness guided by two malevolent men posing as scouts. In the depths of the Huron territory they find themselves at the mercy of two men. Hawkeye and Chingachgook, suspicious when the settlers are not heard from, let out to find them.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook call on Ben Franklin for help to prevent a dictator from taking over a frontier town.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook come to the aid of a young Indian doctor who attempts to practice in an intolerant town.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook learn that the Delaware, an Indian tribe that is close to Chingachgook, are being framed by white men for looting, pillaging and murder. They race to the nearest fort to report to the commandant.

Tom Morgan flees from a Huron attack on Morgansboro, thinking his father, Will, is dead. But Will is rescued by Hawkeye and Chingachgook-and labels Tom as a coward.

Sent to investigate a complaint that Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys are committing crime verging on treason, Hawkeye and Chingachgook discover that the local sheriff and tax collector are victimising local settlers.

Weird incidents terrorize a frontier town. in spite of Hawkeye's efforts to disprove the witch stories, strange murders increase the settlers' horror.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook find, Wenatchgo, an old medicine man of the Conestoga tribe wandering in the wilderness. He tells them he has been driven out by Shenahbe, an ambitious young brave.

After rescuing an elderly white woman from the Indian warriors, Hawkeye and Chingachgook learn that she has been a slave since her husband was killed, 18 years previous.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook try to help a young Indian boy who has been raised by the white man. They learn that the youngster is really the son of a Cree chief.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook are assigned to investigate a series of robberies of Army payrolls.

McKenzie, an unscrupulous fur trader, organises the Huron tribes to destroy a nearby settlement where a rival trader has taken away his business.

Hawkeye tries to help his friend, the chief of the Tuscarora tribe, who is threatened with starvation during a harsh winter.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook are taken prisoners by a band of warriors, and learn they have been accused of wounding a young brave.

A kindly man with the mentality of a child is forced to join a gang of marauding desperados.

A leader of a group of settlers, ignores warnings and lead his people into hostile Huron territory.

A fierce, degenerate brave of the Tuscarora tribe plots to overthrow Chief Tawenduma. Hawkeye and Chingachgook come onto the scene in time to save the Chief from ambush, but can they save his honor?

An unscrupulous girl uses trickery to anger the Iroquois tribe into war against the whites.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook are called upon to investigate a problem between the Indians and the army.

A young man on his way to be married finds that his fiancee and her family have been massacred, apparaently by marrauding Huron braves.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook join a pirate band to rescue two women.

Attempting to prove that Chief Black Wolf and his Indians are innocent of attacking settlers in violation of a peace treaty, Hawkeye and Chingachgook realise that a military scout is responsible for the disturbances.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook save a pretty girl and a young prospector from angry trappers who feel that the newcomers are threatening their hunting and trapping preserves.

When a party of women insist on taking a legendary pass to join their husbands, Hawkeye attempts to save them from treachery.

A young lieutenant comes home to find his boyhood friend an enemy.

Victor LaSalle and two other greedy fortune hunters hire Hawkeye and Chingachgook to help them find the rumoured treasure of the great explorer Sieur de LaSalle.

When Hawkeye learns that the location is in the heart of a Dakota burial ground, he tries to stop them.

While taking a lietenant accused of violating an Indian treaty to trial, Hawkeye and Chingachgook stop at an Indian village

A gang of desperadoes raid trappers and isolated settlers wearing special masks, so their raids will be blamed on a certain Indian tribe.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook, on the trail of the notorious renegade Simon Girty, defy a warning that Morristown is barred to all newcomers because of the Black Plague and enter the town secretly.

A young lieutenant has sworn vengeance against all Shawnee Indians because his parents were murdered by the war chief of of the tribe. When Nangus, a Shawnee chief, is killed during a peace pow-wow, the lieutenant is blamed. Hawkeye and Chingachcook believe that he is innocent.

When two thieves masquerade as Hawkeye and Chingachgook, the pathfinder and his friend have ten days to clear their names.

Hawkeye and Chingachgook are commisioned by the Attorney-General to guide an orphaned boy, Greg, heir to a silver mine, to the frontier home of his aunt and uncle whom he has never seen. But just outside the settlement an attempt is made on the boy's life.

A young couple who own a trading post is terrorized by Millard Cressing, Who claims to own the territory by Royal Grant.

Angry settlers blame gunsmith Eben Cotton and his daughter Beth for illegally selling rifles to the Ojibwas.

Arriving in a frontier town to deliver type from Benjamin Franklin to printer Nathan Peale, Hawkeye and Chingachgook find themselves involved in the midst of a battle for freedom of the press. Peale is arrested for the murder of his brother-in-law.

An unscrupulous medicine man, Redwing, of the Turtle tribe, administers a drug to Snowbird, daughter of Chief Killbuck, to discredit Hawkeye and all white men in the eyes of his people. He accuses Hawkeye of casting an evil spell on the little girl.

A young army lietenant whose family has been wiped out by Indians has developed a fanatical hatred of the Red Man.

He attempts to kill or injure any Indian who crosses his path. When Hawkeye and Chingachgook enter the territory they hear of the Indians anger and their desire for revenge that can only lead to full scale war.