William Cowper

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(1666 - 1709)
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William Cowper, sometime written as Cooper, was born in Petersfield, Sussex, England, in 1666. He was the youngest son of Richard Cowper. Young Cowper at the age of sixteen was apprenticed to William Bignall, an English surgeon who resided in London. At a later date, it is known, he continued his apprenticeship under John Fletcher.
In March, 1691, Cowper became free of the Company of Barber Surgeons of London. He settled in London, devoted himself to the study of anatomy, and three years later he published a work entitled "Myotomia Reformata; or a New Administration of the Muscles of the Human Bodies

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