The Last of the Mohicans - A Riveting Classic of Love War and Survival in Colonial America

James Fenimore Cooper, Zenith Golden Quill

Synopsis

Between two cultures, amidst a brutal war, one man fights to protect what's left of a vanishing people.

The Last of the Mohicans is James Fenimore Cooper's timeless epic set during the French and Indian War. It follows Hawkeye, the white woodsman raised among Native Americans, and his Mohican companions—Chingachgook and his son Uncas—as they risk their lives to protect two British sisters from the dangers of the wild frontier.

With thrilling battles, heart-wrenching tragedy, and unforgettable characters, this classic novel is a vivid portrait of early American identity, honor, and the devastating cost of war and colonization.

This beautifully formatted edition includes period illustrations and historical annotations to enrich the reading experience for modern audiences.

"A masterpiece of historical fiction—bold, emotional, and enduring." — The New York Times
"A defining work of American literature and identity." — The Atlantic

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Disponible depuis: 13/05/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 432 pages.

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