” The name has appeared to find favor, and all things considered, it may possibly be quite as well to let it stand, instead of going back to the House of Hanover for the appellation of our finest sheet of water. We relieve our conscience by the confession, at all events leaving it to exercise its authority as it may see fit.

The Last of the Mohicans

James Fenimore Cooper 7
INTRODUCTION 9
CHAPTER 1 20
CHAPTER 2 48
CHAPTER 3 73
CHAPTER 4 102
CHAPTER 5 131
CHAPTER 6 158
CHAPTER 7 193
CHAPTER 8 228
CHAPTER 9 258
CHAPTER 10 283
CHAPTER 11 319
CHAPTER 12 357
CHAPTER 13 401
CHAPTER 14 433
CHAPTER 15 477
CHAPTER 16 510
CHAPTER 17 547
CHAPTER 18 591
CHAPTER 19 627
CHAPTER 20 664
CHAPTER 21 701
CHAPTER 22 733
CHAPTER 23 767
CHAPTER 24 806
CHAPTER 25 840
CHAPTER 26 881
CHAPTER 27 914
CHAPTER 28 943
CHAPTER 29 973
CHAPTER 30 1013
CHAPTER 31 1051
CHAPTER 32 1076
CHAPTER 33 1120

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