One character in this novel is a pious singing man named David Gamut. This novel opens as Lieutenant Colonel Munro and his two daughters are being escorted from Fort Edward to Fort William Henry; after nearly being trapped by Magua they are rescued by a man named Hawkeye. Published after The Pioneers and before The Prairie, this work's title character is Uncas, the son of a chief named (*) Chingachgook, who is a friend of the protagonist Natty Bumppo. For 10 points, name this second of the The Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimore Cooper.
One character in this novel is a pious singing man named David Gamut. This novel opens as Lieutenant Colonel Munro and his two daughters are being escorted from Fort Edward to Fort William Henry; after nearly being trapped by Magua they are rescued by a man named Hawkeye. Published after The Pioneers and before The Prairie, this work's title character is Uncas, the son of a chief named (*) Chingachgook, who is a friend of the protagonist Natty Bumppo. For 10 points, name this second of the The Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimore Cooper.
One character in this novel is a pious singing man named David Gamut.
{The Last of the Mohicans}