Author:Samuel Williams Cooper

Works

 * Abuse of Police Powers, The North American Review, 1890
 * The Present Legal Rights of Women (October 1890)
 * The Confessions of a Society Man, 1887 anonymous publication under the pseudonym "Miss Blanche Conscience"
 * Think and Thank: A Tale, 1890 story recounts a Jewish boy's victory over his classmates who harassed him in Victorian England.

Fiction

 * Hazard, as published in The Septameron
 * His Lawyer's Bag
 * Three Days: A Midsummer Love-story, 1889 short story about flirting at Narragansett Pier, illustrated by Hal Hurst and CC Cooper, Jr.
 * The Nineteenth Hole, 1921

Verse

 * My Open Grate
 * Her Answer
 * A Modern Goddess
 * Forget It!, in The American Golfer

Periodical articles

 * The Law's Delay, as it appeared in the 1890 The American journal
 * A Hardened Criminal, article that appeared in the Philadelphia Press on November 27, 1892
 * Bringing the Police to Book, as published in the Philadelphia News

Other

 * Letters to Benjamin R. Tucker
 * William Morris as an Exponent of Socialism, address before the Browning Society, of Philadelphia, on December 14, 1905
 * Legal Correspondence Regarding Mr. Wadsworth's Arrest