"The Last of the Mohicans" is a novel by James Fenimore Cooper, which describes the adventures of a young white forester, Natty Bumpo, who is brought up among the Mohican Indians. The main action unfolds against the background of the French-Indian War of the mid-18th century in North America. The novel describes not only the extraordinary adventures of the main characters, but also reflects the rivalry between the Indian colonists and the French army for control over new territories. With high epicness and intense drama, this work impresses the reader with its poetic descriptions of wild lands, wisdom and exaltation of the spirit of the main characters. "The Last of the Mohicans" remains one of the most famous and beloved works of American literature, which is sure to impress with its artistic sophistication and deep subtext.