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Last of the Mohicans: Last of the Mohicans-Episode 2

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Betrayed by their guide, Magua, the travel party takes shelter in a cave and attempts to fend off a group of hostile Hurons. Hawkeye, Uncas, and Chingachgook manage to slip away and head for Fort William Henry to get help. They're unaware that the fort has been surrounded by French and Huron forces led by General Montcalm. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Harry Green James Fenimore Cooper

Director:: David Maloney

Stars:: Tim Goodman (Major Duncan Hayward); Richard Warwick (Uncas); Kenneth Ives (Hawkeye); John Abineri (Chingachgook); Philip Madoc (Magua); Andrew Crawford (Colonel Munro); Patricia Maynard (Cora Munro); Joanna David (Alice Munro)

Recurring Role:: David Leland (David Gamut)

Guest Star:: Michael Cullen (Lt. Otley); Roy Skelton (Private Jones); Prentis Hancock (Lt. Grant); Bill Wiesener (Sergeant at Fort William Henry)

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This episode first aired in the United States on April 2, 1972 as an episode of Masterpiece Theatre. edit »
Hawkeye reveals in this episode that his real name is Nathaniel Bumppo. In the original series of novels by James Fenimore Cooper he would also be referred to as Leatherstocking. edit »

Hawkeye (to the ladies about the cave): Hardly what you call a lady's bed chamber but it's the best I can do. At least it's a fitting place for your first meal of venison edit »
Hawkeye: With the Indian, the taking of a name is a matter of conscience. What he calls himself he generally is. edit »
Hawkeye: Why didn't you call out, Chingachgook?
Chingachgook: The forest has many ears. The wolf as well as the fawn. edit »
Hayward: Hawkeye, I can't turn a British infantryman into an Indian. edit »
Hawkeye: Major Hayward, an Indian is a reasoning man whether he be varmint or friend. If Magua served the British, he had a reason. If he betrayed you, he had a reason. I want to know it before I shoot him. edit »