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See also: American writer on See also: music, was See also: born at See also: Boston and educated at Harvard
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He became a Unitarian See also: minister, but abandoned this career and joined the See also: Brook See also: Farm See also: settlement as a teacher of music and other subjects
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In 1848 he settled as a musical critic at Boston, being best known as founder and editor of the Journal of Music (1852-1881), the most important musical periodical that has been published in See also: America
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He died on the 5th of See also: September 1893
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Cooke edited his letters (1898) and also wrote a memoir (1899)
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