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Before writing his second novel, the Spy, Cooper read a lot of works of Sir Walter Scott.

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It's important to note that James Fenimore Cooper and Sir Walter Scott were both prominent authors in the 19th century, and they were contemporaries. Cooper was an American writer known for his frontier and adventure novels, while Sir Walter Scott was a Scottish author renowned for his historical and romantic fiction. Both authors made significant contributions to the development of literature in their respective countries.

Cooper's second novel, "The Spy," was published in 1821. It is considered one of the first American historical novels and is set during the American Revolutionary War. While it's possible that Cooper may have been influenced by Sir Walter Scott's writing and historical fiction style, there's no definitive evidence to suggest that Cooper read a lot of Scott's works specifically before writing "The Spy." However, it's not uncommon for authors of that time to be influenced by the literary trends and styles of their contemporaries, so some influence from Scott's work on Cooper's writing is conceivable.