Charles Francis Himes Knihy

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Focusing on the multifaceted life of Judge Thomas Cooper, this biography explores his significant contributions as a jurist, scientist, educator, and author. Born in England in 1759 and later an influential figure in American law and education, Cooper served on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and was a professor at the University of South Carolina. He published works on geology and chemistry, championed public education, and actively opposed slavery. This detailed account highlights his diverse achievements and impact on 18th and 19th-century American society.

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