James Fenimore Cooper
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He says, to be sure, in the preface to the revisededition of the Leather-Stocking tales which came out towards the end ofhis life, that probably not one in ten of those who knew all about thethree earlier works of the series had any knowledge of the existence ofthe two last. This assertion seems exaggerated. It certainly struck manywith surprise at the time it was made; for both "The Pathfinder" (p. 242)and "The Deerslayer" had met with a large sale.
Between the publication of these two novels ...appeared, on the 24th ofNovember, 1840, "Mercedes of Castile. " The subject of this was the firstvoyage of Columbus. It had several very obvious defects. It was marredby that prolixity of introduction which was a fault that ran through themajority of Cooper's tales. The reader meets with as manydiscouragements and rebuffs and turnings aside in getting under way asdid the great navigator the story celebrates. There was, moreover, anexcess of that cheap moralizing, that dwelling upon commonplace truths, which was another of Cooper's besetting sins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He says, to be sure, in the preface to the revisededition of the Leather-Stocking tales which came out towards the end ofhis life, that probably not one in ten of those who knew all about thethree earlier works of the series had any knowledge of the existence ofthe two last. This assertion seems exaggerated. It certainly struck manywith surprise at the time it was made; for both "The Pathfinder" (p. 242)and "The Deerslayer" had met with a large sale.
Between the publication of these two novels ...appeared, on the 24th ofNovember, 1840, "Mercedes of Castile. " The subject of this was the firstvoyage of Columbus. It had several very obvious defects. It was marredby that prolixity of introduction which was a fault that ran through themajority of Cooper's tales. The reader meets with as manydiscouragements and rebuffs and turnings aside in getting under way asdid the great navigator the story celebrates. There was, moreover, anexcess of that cheap moralizing, that dwelling upon commonplace truths, which was another of Cooper's besetting sins.
What to read after James Fenimore Cooper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lounsbury, Thomas Raynesford, 1838-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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