Frederic Taber Cooper
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Frederic Taber Cooper, Ph.D. (1864–1937) was an American editor and writer, born in New York City, he was educated at Harvard University and Columbia University. He was an associate professor of Latin and Sanskrit at New York University (1895-1902).
Professor Cooper was the editor of The Forum (1907-1909). His publications include:
- History of the Nineteenth Century in Caricature, with A. B. Maurice (1904)
- The Craftsmanship of Writing (1911)
- Some American Story Tellers (1911)
- Frederic Taber Cooper, et al., The Classics of Style. The American Academic Press (2006)
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