The Last of the Mohicans
The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper, published by Heinemann in 1997, is a 62-page edition written in English. This narrative unfolds in 1757 along the Hudson River, where French and English forces are engaged in conflict, alongside various Native American tribes who align with both sides. The story follows the daughters of English General Munro as they embark on a perilous journey through the forest, highlighting the tensions and alliances of the time.
Readers will encounter the character of Hawk-eye, a scout, along with his two Native American friends, including the last of the Mohicans. The book presents a vivid depiction of the historical struggles during this period, focusing on themes of loyalty and survival amidst the chaos of war. This edition is suitable for young readers aged 4-8, making it a fitting introduction to the complexities of early American history and the interactions between different cultures.
Official synopsis Publisher
1757 – Hudson River, Nordamerika. Frankrikes og Englands hærer kjemper mot hverandre. Og indiske stammer kjemper for begge sider. Huron-indianerne med franskmennene, Mohawk-indianerne og Mohikanerne med engelskmennene. Døtrene til den engelske generalen, Munro, starter på en reise gjennom skogen. Men snart er de i fare. Dette er historien om speideren, Hawk-eye, og hans to indianervenner – den siste mohikaner. 64 s.
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