Cover of The Pathfinder: The Inland Sea by James Fenimore Cooper Ebook The Pathfinder: The Inland Sea
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The Pathfinder: The Inland Sea

Author
James Fenimore Cooper
Series
Leatherstocking Tales · 3
Language
English
Length
432 pages
ISBN
9781910150139
Published
15 December 2013
Imprint
Sovereign
  • frontiersman
  • French and Indian War
  • wilderness
  • uncharted territories
  • perilous journey
  • Native American tribes
  • British colonizers
  • Mohican
  • treacherous rivers
  • dense forests

Description

Cooper’s Pathfinder takes Natty Bumppo to the inland sea in the French and Indian War — water, forest, and a war that will not stay on one shore. With Chingachgook he steers a mixed company through tribes and rival Europeans, while Mabel Dunham pulls him between the woods and a hearth. Loyalty, marksmanship, and the old American argument: who the land belongs to, and what it costs to love it. The inland waters are the stage, not a backdrop. Cooper still knows how a canoe argues with a fort, and how a scout’s honour looks beside a regiment’s.

Author

James Fenimore Cooper, a prominent figure in the realm of American literature, exemplifies the quintessential characteristics of a pioneer author. Hailing from an era defined by its penchant for exploration and expansion, Cooper's literary oeuvre reflects his profound engagement with the themes of Manifest Destiny and the American frontier.

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