Edward Cooper’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro English print seller
Is Businessperson 
Printseller 
From United Kingdom 
Type Business 
Gender male

Edward Cooper may refer to:
Edward Cooper (congressman) (1873–1928), West Virginia congressman
Edward Cooper (mayor) (1824–1905), mayor of New York City 1879–1880
Edward Cooper (VC) (1896–1985), British recipient of the Victoria Cross
Edward Cooper (actor) (1883–1956), British actor
Rev. Edward Cooper (vicar) (c.1727–1792), English vicar, uncle of Jane Austen
Edward Elder Cooper, 19th century black journalist and publisher in the U.S.
Edward H. Cooper, law professor at the University of Michigan Law School; civil procedure and jurisdiction scholar
Edward Cooper, real name of Dancing Harry, featured at Madison Square Garden in the early 1970s for all New York Knicks home games
Edward Synge Cooper (1762–1830), Member of the UK Parliament for County Sligo 1806–22
Edward Joshua Cooper (1798–1863), Irish astronomer and politician, Member of the UK Parliament for Sligo County 1830–41 and 1857–59
Edward Henry Cooper (1827–1902), Member of the UK Parliament for County Sligo 1865–68
Ed Cooper (born 1960), retired Canadian professional ice hockey forward
Eddie Cooper (born 1987), British actor
Ted Cooper (1920–1999), American television set designer, producer and consultant

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