Hardcover
ISBN 978-3-67605-213-9
492 pages
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James Fenimore Cooper
The Last of the Mohicans
A Narrative of 1757
1757. The armies of Britain and France contend for mastery of the northern American frontier. As the daughters of Colonel Munro seek the safety of Fort William Henry, the forests around Lake George become a deadly labyrinth of pursuit, divided loyalties, and ambush.
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- Complete text of the Household Edition, word for word
- Text read against the page images of the 1876 printing
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- Cooper’s Introduction, Susan Fenimore Cooper’s Introduction and Notes
- Publisher’s foreword and afterword, dramatis personae, glossary
- The Leatherstocking Tales, Volume II
1757. The armies of Britain and France contend for mastery of the northern American frontier. As the daughters of Colonel Munro seek the safety of Fort William Henry, the forests around Lake George become a deadly labyrinth of pursuit, divided loyalties, and ambush.
Their hope rests with Hawkeye, the seasoned scout, and his Mohican companions Chingachgook and Uncas, whose knowledge of the wilderness may prove more valuable than the strength of an army.
Against the thunder of imperial war, Cooper unfolds a magnificent romance of courage, devotion and honor, in which the destiny of a handful of travelers becomes inseparable from the fortunes of nations.
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The Leatherstocking Tales · Volume II · Complete English text · Hardcover · 492 pages
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