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The Last of the Mohicans - Community Reviews back

by James Fenimore Cooper
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mashahsam
mashahsam rated it 9 years ago
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SunriseHues
SunriseHues rated it 10 years ago
I decided to pick up this "classic" after I finished reading William Cooper's Town: Power and Persuasion on the Frontier of the Early American Republic -- an excellent history of the Cooper family.William Cooper (James Fenimore Cooper's father) was one of those rogues who, after many New York State ...
Aren's Library
Aren's Library rated it 10 years ago
Such a sad and beautifully written book.
bobsburgers23
bobsburgers23 rated it 11 years ago
The descriptions of upstate New York were very well written, though the plot was a bit of a let down. A rather enlightened (for the time period) view of Native Americans, though shallow about the culture.
Wyvernfriend Reads
Wyvernfriend Reads rated it 12 years ago
It really isn't quite my kind of the thing but it is an interesting read. It's littered with things that show a lot about the world it was written in and the life on the frontier. The women seem to be there to be rescued and honestly I preferred the film rather than the story. If I had read it wh...
JulieM
JulieM rated it 12 years ago
OK, let's start with what I enjoyed about this classic - great story and wonderful characters. In this book you really get a good mental picture of Hawkeye, the scout, and Uncas, the last purebred Mohican chief. You fall in love with Cora's heroism and you detest Magua as a treacherous villain. Now,...
JasonKoivu
JasonKoivu rated it 12 years ago
Like the only prostitute in town, it's very popular and good fun at first, but after a time it ain't so pretty, and jesus christ, why won't it just shut the fuck up!Very popular in its time, The Last of the Mohicans is a historical fiction written in the 1820s and set in the 1750s during the French ...
Bookish Blerd
Bookish Blerd rated it 13 years ago
Technically I only finished The Last Of The Mohicans, but it's a novel in itself so it counts. Anyhoo, I loved the book. Once you get past the nineteenth century prose, it's really a great story. It's a story of adventure and friendship, loyalty and revenge, of newly made bonds and loss. This bo...
The Book Gourmet
The Book Gourmet rated it 15 years ago
A must read classic for everyone, those who've seen the movie, those who haven't and those who will want to see the movie again after reading this book (yes, I'm one of them).I absolutely loved it and it just might be better than the Hollywood version. ;)
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