The Last Of The Mohicans: A Narrative Of 1757

The second and most popular chronicle in his Leatherstocking Tales, Cooper's classic tale of frontier scout Hawkeye and his friendship with a Mohican warrior, as they escort two sisters through the dangerous wilderness features an updated package and a new Introduction. Reissue.

The second and most popular chronicle in his Leatherstocking Tales, James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans is one of the greatest historical romances to come out of America. Set in 1757 amidst the French and Indian War, the novel tells the story of frontier scout Hawkeye and his efforts to conduct two daughters of a fort commander to safety. Filled with Fenimore Cooper's lush descriptions of unsoiled wilderness, Native-American lore, death-defying chases, and teeth-clenching suspense, this American classic established many archetypes of American frontier fiction. An engrossing "Western" by America's first great novelist, The Last of the Mohicans is a story of survival and treachery, love and deliverance.