Maurice Tourneur

Maurice Tourneur

Summary

Portrait of Maurice Tourneur Maurice Tourneur The Last of the Mohicans (1920)

Two days' march from Fort Edward—Colonel Munro, father of the girls, stoutly resisting the French assault upon Fort William Henry.
"Three French divisions under Montcalm have crossed the lake! Men—horses—guns!"
Magua—an Indian runner in the service of the British.
"God grant my messenger has reached Fort Edward—else I may never see my daughters again!"
General Webb and his staff, summoned to hear the message of Colonel Munro.
Montcalm and his
Indian allies advancing
to attack Fort William
Henry. 3,000 men—no less—
⁠can save us.—
⁠Munro
"—A good opportunity to rejoin your father.
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