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    famous writers such as Irving‚ Cooper‚ and Bryant composed the stories and poems which all used Romanticism in their own unique ways. In “The Pioneers” by James Fenimore CooperCooper displays romanticism by creating a connection between humans and nature. Cooper’s goal with this story was too show that settlers displayed the carelessness of their society towards the wilderness. harming the wilderness and everything that lives in it. For example in “The Pioneers” he writes‚“It is much better

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    In The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper‚ historical romance is apparent through settings‚ characters and plots. Cooper is considered by many critics to be the father of the American historical romance. Fred Lewis Patee said‚ “Not only was Cooper the pioneer (of the historical romance) in America‚ and thus worthy of the highest praise‚ but in many respects his romances have never been surpassed.” (212) Cooper celebrated the creative spirit of the individual and had a deep

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    Connor Roche Research Paper JAMES FENIMORE COOPER James Fenimore Cooper was an important literary figure of the 1800s‚ best known for his novels. He is perhaps most noted for his greatest work of literature: The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757‚ a tale that chronicles the journey of several English people and a few Native Americans during the French and Indian War‚ also known as the Seven Days War. Cooper’s work on this novel and others such as The Prairie reflects his different

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    “Is it justice to make evil‚ and then punish for it?” James Fenimore Cooper‚ the author of The Last of the Mohicans often writes and demonstrates in his stories his belief that evil has its consequences. James Fenimore Cooper (1764-1789) was sparked by the Revolutionary period. The war between the American colonies and Great Britain‚ leading to the formation of the independent United States. The Revolution and his romance for it has an impact in his stories. After his wife challenged him to

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    Franklin‚ Thomas Jefferson‚ and Thomas Paine seem to exemplify the Enlightenment period of American literature whereas Washington Irving and James Fenimore Cooper exemplify a shift towards the Romantic period in American literature. While themes of Enlightenment connect Franklin‚ Jefferson‚ and Paine‚ those themes differ from the themes that will connect Irving and Cooper. Each of these Enlightenment authors has a theme in their writing that exemplifies the themes of the Enlightenment period. The first

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    5-7 AP Junior English 1/10/13 The Deerslayer “The Deerslayer‚” the first novel in the “Leatherstocking Tales” chronologically‚ yet it was the last one written by James Fenimore Cooper. “The Deerslayer”‚ also known as “The First War-Path”‚ is a masterpiece of suspense‚ adventure‚ and romance crafted by James Cooper in his later years. The tales of Natty Bumppo‚ more commonly known as Deerslayer or Leatherstocking‚ considered by many to be some of the earliest true American novels. Occurring

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    This week‚ the readings exhibit further developments of American prose and poetry. These are explored via the writings of Irving‚ Fenimore Cooper‚ and Wheatley. Washington Irving contributed interesting new developments in American literature through his completely fictional story of Rip Van Winkle. This is the first purely fictional writing that we have covered in this course. For example‚ in the story‚ Irving writes‚ “His historical researches‚ however‚ did not lay so much among books‚ as among

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    James Fenimore Cooper‚ born on September 15‚ 1789 in Burlington‚ New Jersey was the twelfth of thirteen children. When he was one‚ Cooper and his parents moved to Cooperstown on Otsego Lake in New York‚ which his father‚ William Cooper‚ helped establish. His childhood in the small town later gave him inspiration for his book‚ Pioneers written in 1923. From childhood‚ Fenimore received tutoring and attended a boarding school in Albany‚ after which he then attended two years at Yale until his expulsion

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    James Fenimore Cooper’s Leathertocking Tales : 19th century American Frontier Literature. 1/ General overview: The frontier romance is an imaginative form of literature giving shape and meaning to the American experience. It portrays the ambivalent drama of the frontier hero‘s encounter with the natural world and the feeling inspired by the American frontier spirit. The Leatherstocking Tales are also about the narrative exploration of historical episodes. American Romance with Cooper is about

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    The Last of the Mohicans The Last of the Mohicans is an American classic‚ was written by James Fenimore Cooper and published in 1826. The Last of the Mohicans was written in the third person omniscient point of view‚ is a narrative and is in the Historical fiction genre. Cooper’s novel follows the story of the two daughters of a British general (Cora and Alice)‚ the generals trusty major (Heyward)‚ a tag along singer (Gamut)‚ Their Huron guide turned renegade (Magua)‚ and the last two noble Indians

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