John Cooper papers 1828-1859 1828-1842 Cooper, John papers

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John Cooper papers 1828-1859 1828-1842 Cooper, John papers

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The John Cooper papers contain letters written by John Cooper, Sr., of Easton, Pennsylvania, to his son, John Cooper, Jr., in which he discussed his land and business interests and his political views.

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