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Oak Openings
James Fenimore Cooper
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"There she is," said Gershom, in a subdued tone—"that's Dolly; and there she has been, I'll engage, half the time of my absence, waitin' to get the first glimpse of my miserable body, as it came back to her. Sich is woman, Bourdon; and God forgive me, if I have ever forgotten their natur', when I was bound to remember it. But we all have our weak moments, at times, and I trust mine will not be accounted ag'in' me more than them of other men."
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This is an interesting tale that takes place early in the 1800s in southwestern Michigan. Cooper weaves a story around a white man known as the bee hunter, and his and his party’s relationship with the Indians. Cooper provides a strong account of the Indians’ negative reaction to the White people mo
The only novel about southern Michigan written by a major American writer. I live there and appreciate this fact. Cooper is highly theistic and libertarian in this novel; he feels that Divine Providence works in mysterious and unpredictable ways and fights rationalistic constructions of history and
4 1/2 stars
My review of: The Oak Openings
I have 3 very good reasons to recommend this book.
1. I’ve been a J. F. Cooper fan for many years, so it’s not surprising that I quite enjoyed this tale.
2. I live in Michigan, which is where the tale takes place, so this also won me over.
3. There is a strong evangelical Christian backstory in this t