Rangers, or on the shores of Ontario in 2 volumes
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A luxuriously decorated gift edition in binding made of genuine leather with silk lies. The cover is decorated with gold and pancake embossing. A tripartite cut, stained, painted with natural dyes resistant to abrasion, with dyeing. The Rastype, or on the shores of Ontario, is the third book from the Pentagogy about the history of the colonization of North America by the American writer James Fenimore Cooper, was written in 1840. The action of the book unfolds in North America in 1759 during the Franco Indelion War. Captain Charles Cap helps her young niece Mabel to get from New York to the fortress on the shore of Lake Ontario, where her father Sergeant Dunham serves. The last few miles of the way, not devoid of various adventures, are helped by the "pale-faced" from the tribe of Delawar Nutti (Nathanael) Bampo, who was previously an intelligence officer of the English army in the war for America, his Indian friend of the Mogican tribe and young man Jasper Westorn. Further, the book describes the war with the Gurons near the great lakes, the betrayal of one of the previously faithful soldiers, the death of several heroes and a love triangle with the participation of the girl Mabel
Author:
Author:James Fenimore Cooper
Cover:
Cover:Leather
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
Series:
Series: The Library of the Adventure novel
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7827-0182-6
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