The title character of an 1827 novel by this author is a pirate pursued by a man known as Lieutenant Henry Ark, whose real name is Paul de Lacey.
The title character of an 1827 novel by this author is a pirate pursued by a man known as Lieutenant Henry Ark, whose real name is Paul de Lacey. An 1843 novel by him is subtitled "The Hutted Knoll," while an 1846 novel is subtitled "Indian and Injin." In addition to writing the novels Wyandotté, The Red Rover, and The Redskins, he attacked American democracy in Home as Found and The American Democrat. He wrote about Harvey Birch in his first successful novel, 1821's The Spy, but it was a character introduced two years later that made his name. FTP, name this author of The Pioneers, The Prairie, and The Deerslayer.
The title character of an 1827 novel by this author is a pirate pursued by a man known as Lieutenant Henry Ark, whose real name is Paul de Lacey.
James Fenimore {Cooper}