The last of the Mohicans, a narrative of 1757, by James Fenimore Cooper. Edited for school use by Edwin Herbert Lewis. 1899 [Leather Bound]

Set against the backdrop of the French and Indian War, this classic tale by James Fenimore Cooper unfolds a captivating narrative of adventure, loyalty, and the struggle for survival. The story follows the journey of Natty Bumppo, known as Hawkeye, and his companions as they navigate through treacherous territories filled with conflict and intrigue. Their encounters with the last of the Mohican tribe, alongside other Indigenous tribes and British colonists, bring the complexities of friendship and honor to life.

Edited for a school audience, this edition aims to make the novel accessible and engaging for students. It offers insights into the historical context and themes, providing a deeper understanding of the characters’ motivations and the cultural tensions of the time. Each page invites readers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of 18th-century America, with its struggles and triumphs.

The leather-bound format adds a touch of elegance, with golden leaf accents highlighting the craft of bookmaking. This beautifully presented edition serves not only as a literary classic but also as a cherished piece for readers and collectors alike, inviting them to explore a pivotal moment in American history through a masterful work of fiction.