John Paul Cooper :Georgia Giant in the Revival of Cotton During the Early 1900's

Description: Inside Dust Cover:John Paul Cooper (1858-1927)Georgia Giant in the Revival of Cotton during the early 1900's.Letters, Photos and Historical Accounts collected and edited by Barry Wright IIISelf Published 1917 From University of Georgia, Special Collections:John Paul Cooper (1858-1927) was an entrepreneur and businessman, who worked to revive the cotton industry in the south, helping many cities, like Rome, Georgia, recover after the Civil War. He and his wife Alice Allgood Cooper (1865-1938) founded The Darlington School in 1905, and Cooper also served on the Boards of both Shorter College and Berry College.

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Location: Rome, Georgia

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Signed By: B. J. Wright

Book Title: John Paul Cooper

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Original Language: English

Publisher: Wright III, Barry

Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults

Publication Year: 2017

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Author: Barry Wright

Genre: History

Country/Region of Manufacture: Georgia

Topic: United States / General

Number of Pages: 411