|
 Bridging
the old and new worlds is the legendary hero, Hawkeye. As
portrayed both in Cooper's novels and Cannell's television series,
he, represents the individual spirit of the emerging new American.
Raised by both missionaries and Indians, Hawkeye is at home, in
the wilderness, and he understands and respects the tribal ways.
He, owes allegiance to no government, only to his friends, and
moves with total ease among both the British and the Indians.
Hawkeye is the model of a hero whose strength comes from his
knowledge,', skill and understanding," says Levinson. "'He
triumphs by living -in harmony with nature, pot fighting against
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