The Leather Stocking Tales

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The Leather Stocking Tales

Here are the story lines made famous by James Fenimore Cooper (1789 - 1851), published between 1823 and 1841. They were not published in chronological order of the stories themselves. Five story lines, in story chronological order, covering the entire series, are as follows:

The Deerslayer (1740 to 1755)
The Last Of The Mohicans (1757)
The Pathfinder (1750's)
The Pioneers (1793)
The Prairie (1804)

The over all stories are easily followed with the following radio serials. Natty Bumppo, known as Hawkeye, Chingachgook, a Mohican, married Wah-to-Wah, who bore hime a son Uncas. Uncas is the last of the Mohicans and was killed by Magua.


Each of the following broadcasts were aired in the 15 minute format unless otherwise noted.


To order, select the following CD number(s) of your choice:


The Deerslayer
CD021562.
# 1 Deerslayer And Harry Canoeing
# 2 Arrival At Tom's
# 3 Attacking Indian Encampment
# 4 Indian Killed

CD021563.
# 5 A Good Bribe
# 6 Meeting Chief Chingacook
# 7 Hattie Wants To See Indians
# 8 Appeal Does No Good

CD021564.
# 9 Exchange Offered
#10 Harry And Tom Are Rescued
#11 Watowa Is Rescued
#12 Tom Is Killed
#13 Deerslayer Saved

The Last Of The Mohicans
CD021565.
# 1 Lost On The Trail
# 2 Hiding In A Cave
# 3 Cora In The Cave
# 4 Sly Fox Gets Cora

CD021566.
# 5 Cora And Hayward Rescued
# 6 Top Of The Mountain
# 7 General Monroe Surrenders
# 8 In Pursuit Of Sly Fox

CD021567.
# 9 David Gammot Found
#10 Sly Fox Gets Uncas
#11 All Escape
#12 Uncas Proclaimed Leader
#13 Uncas' Funeral





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