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Thomas Cooper

Thomas Cooper was an English poet, novelist, and Chartist leader known for his political epic *The Purgatory of Suicides*, which expressed the principles of Chartism in verse. He was imprisoned for his radical activities and later became a lecturer, writer, and itinerant preacher.[1][4]

Leicester, England Mar 20, 1805 Wikipedia
poetry novel political writing
Introductory lecture and A discourse on the connexion between science and medicine
Introductory lecture and A discourse on the connexion between science and medicine
1980
 Old-Fashioned Stories
Old-Fashioned Stories
2010
 The paradise of martyrs, a faith rhyme
The paradise of martyrs, a faith rhyme
2018
 The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-rhyme. In Ten Books
The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-rhyme. In Ten Books
2007
 Tracts, Ethical, Theological (Thoemmes Library of American Thought)
Tracts, Ethical, Theological (Thoemmes Library of American Thought)
2003