Danske udgaver kronologisk:

				Lodsen eller Eventyr ved Englands Kyster. Martin 1826, 3 bd. Oversat af P.S. Petersen efter "The Pilot", 1823
				Spionen. Et sagn fra den Nord-Amerikanske Uafhængigheds Krig. 1825, 2 bd. Oversat af Fredr. Schneider efter "The Spy", 1821
				Lionel Lincoln eller Bostons Beleiring. Martin 1826, 3 bd. Oversat af P.S. Petersen efter "Lincoln Lincoln", 1825
				Den sidste Mohikaner. 1827-28, 4 bd. Oversat  af J. Riise efter "The Last of the Mohicans", 1826 Ungdommens Forlag 1953. Oversat af Bent Haugaard Jeppesen. Ill. af Oscar Knudsen. Omslag af Sven otto.
		Gyldendal 1949, 8. udg.	Ungdommens Forlag 1953
				Colonisterne. Riise 1828, 2 bd. Oversat af A.C. Clausen efter "The Pioneers", 1823
				Den røde fribytter. 1829-31, 4 bd. Oversat af Andreas Rasmussen efter "The Red Rover", 1828
				Conanchet eller Grændsebeboerne. 1830, 2 bd. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose efter "The Borderers", 1829
				Steppen. En roman. Riise 1830, 2 bd. Oversat (af J. Riise?) efter "The Prarie", 1827
				Havfruen eller søskummeren. Nyeste Romanbibliotek 1831, 3 bd. Oversat af Frederik Shcaldemose efter "The Skimmer of the Seas", 1831
				Samlede skrifter. Trier 1831-61, hæfte 1-209 Hæfte 1-7: Lodsen. 1831. Oversat af A.E. Boye Hæfte 8-14: Conanchet. 1831-32. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose Hæfte 15-20: Banditten. 1832. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose efter "The Bravo", 1831 Hæfte 21-27: Spionen. 1832. Oversat af P. Saxild Hæfte 28-33: Hedningemuren. 1833. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose efter "The Heidenmauer", 1832 Hæfte 34-40: Den sidste Mohicaner. 1833. Oversat af J. Riise Hæfte 41-46: Skarpretteren. 1834. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose efter " The Headsman", 1833 Hæfte 47-52: Colonisterne. 1834. Oversat af A.C. Clausen Hæfte 53-59: Steppen. 1834. Oversat af J. Riise Hæfte 60-66: Lincoln Lincoln. 1835. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose Hæfte 67-73: Havfruen. 1836-37. Oversat af L. Moltke Hæfte 74-79: Vandringer i Schweitz. 1837-39. Oversat af J.C. Magnus efter "Sketches of Switzerland", 1835 Hæfte 80-86: Den røde Røver. 1839-40. Oversat af A(ndreas) R(asmussen) Hæfte 87-94: Hjemreisen. 1841. Oversat af J.C. Magnus efter "Homeward Bound", 1838 Hæfte 95-102: Eva Effingham. 1841-42. Oversat af A. Rung efter "Eve Effingham", 1838 Hæfte 103-109: Forsigtighed. 1842. Oversat af Ferdinand BRæmer efter "Precaution", 1820 Hæfte 110-117: Mercedes af Castilien. 1843. Oversat af Frederik Schaldemose efter " Mercedes of Castile", 1840 Hæfte 118-124: Wyandotte. 1844-45. Oversat af P.B. Blicher efter "Wyandotte", 1843 Hæfte 125-132: Vildtskytten. 1845-46. Oversat af L. Moltke efter "The Deerslayer", 1841 Hæfte 133-140: Djævletaaen. 1847. Oversat af P.B. Blicher efter "Stanstoe", 1845 Hæfte 141-148: Landmaalerassistenten. 1848-51. Oversat af L. Moltke efter "The Chainbearer", 1845 Hæfte 149-156: Stifinderen. 1854. Oversat af H.S. Neukirch Hæfte 157-164: De to Admiraler. 1855. Oversat efter "The Two Admirals", 1842 Hæfte 165- 172: Jack Trier. 1855-56. Oversat af J.A. Meyer efter "Jack trier", 1848 Hæfte 173-180: Tilsøes og iland. 1856-57. Oversat af J.A. Meyer efter "Afloat and Ashore", 1844 Hæfte 181-187: Lucy Hardinge. 1857-58. Oversat af J.A. Meyer efter "Miles Wallingford", 1845 Hæfte 188-194: Jack O'Lantern. 1858. Oversat af J.A. Meyer efter "Jack O 'Lantern", 1842 Hæfte 195-202: Marks Rev. 1859. Oversat af J.A. Meyer efter "The Crater", 1847 Hæfte 203-209: Søløverne. 1860-61. Oversat ef P.B. Blicher efter "The Sea Lions", 1849
				Banditten. En ventiansk fortælling I-III. 1834, 3 bd.
				Bøddelen i Bern eller L´Abbaye des Vignerons. 1834 Oversat af I. Levin
				Phantasiens virkninger : novelle. Jordan 1844
				Bie-Jægeren : roman. Pio 1854, 2 bd. Oversat efter "Bee-Hunter", 1848
				De to admiraler. Trier 1855, 2 bd.
				Marks rev eller krateret. Trier 1859, 2 bd.
				Søløverne eller de forudlykk.rottefængere. Trier 1860-61, 2 bd.
				Hjortedræber. Philipsen 1878-80, 2 bd. Oversat efter "The Deerslayer", 1841
				Stifinder. Philipsen 1878, 2 bd. Oversat efter "The Pathfinder", 1840
		Gyldendal 1919, 5. udg.
				Læderstrømpe. Philipsen 1878-80. Oversat efter "The Pioneers", 1823 Gyldendal 1923, bearb. af Frantz Hoffmann, illustreret. Jespersen & Pio 1945, omsl. af Axel Mathiesen. Gyldendal (Udødelige) 1981, Oversat og bearbejdet f Aage Nyman. 2. oplag, omslag af Robert Viby, ill. af Thormod Kidde.
Gyldendal 1923, 6. opl.	Jespersen & Pio 1945. Omsl:. Axel Mathiesen	Gyldendals Udødelige 1981, 2. opl.
				Coopers udvalgte romaner. Pio 1881
				Sørøveren. Philipsen 1886
				Indianerhøvdingen. Philipsen 1888 1949-udg: Oversat efter "The Wept on Wish-ton-Wish"
			Jespersen & Pio 1949. Omslag & ill. af Viggo Eriksen
				Prærien. Gyldendal 1902
		Gyldendal 1923
				Hjortedræber; Den sidste Mohikaner, Jespersen & Pio 1949
				Stifinder; Læderstrømpe, Jespersen & Pio 1949
				Prærien; Indianerhøvdingen, Jespersen & Pio 1949

Serier:

Hjortedræber-serien:

1. Hjortedræber
2. Den sidste Mohikaner
3. Stifinder
4. Læderstrømpe
5. Prærien

Originaludgaver:

• 1820 Precaution: A Novel. 1813-14: English society à la Jane Austen.
• 1821 The Spy: A Tale of the Neutral Ground. 1778: Westchester County in the American Revolution; first American historical novel.
• § * 1823 Tales for Fifteen, by "Jane Morgan." Two early short stories; reprinted 1977.
• ** 1823 The Pioneers: or, The Sources of the Susquehanna. 1793-94: Early life in Cooperstown (Templeton); Natty Bumppo's first appearance; first American frontier and environmental novel.
• 1823 The Pilot: A Tale of the Sea. 1780: John Paul Jones off the coast of England; the first sea novel.
• 1825 Lionel Lincoln; or, The Leaguer of Boston. 1775-81: Boston under British occupation; the Battle of Bunker Hill.
• ** 1826 The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757. 1757: Lake George & the Adirondacks; chase and escape during the French and Indian Wars; Natty Bumppo as a young British Army scout.
• ** 1827 The Prairie. 1805: Beyond the Mississippi; Natty Bumppo's last stand among White rascals and clashing Indian tribes.
• 1828 The Red Rover. 1759: Newport, Rhode Island, and at sea; an American pirate in the Atlantic.
• 1829 The Wept of Wish-ton-Wish. 1660-76: Western Connecticut; Puritans and Indians.
• 1830 The Water-Witch; or, The Skimmer of the Seas. 1713: A mysterious smuggler sells to the Dutch and evades the British in New York waters.
• 1831 The Bravo. 18th century: Venice; injustices of a faceless bureaucratic tyranny; the first novel of totalitarianism.
• 1832 The Heidenmauer; or, The Benedictines, A Legend of the Rhine. 16th century: German Rhineland; a town caught in the conflict between its feudal baron and a wealthy monastery.
• 1833 The Headsman; or, The Abbaye des Vignerons. 18th century: Geneva, Switzerland, and the Alps; injustices of oligarchy and prejudice.
• 1835 The Monikins. 1830s: An Antarctic land of educated monkeys that "ape" English and American social and political folly.
• 1838 Homeward Bound; or, The Chase: A Tale of the Sea. 1835: Americans returning from Europe find adventure in the Atlantic and on the North African coast.
• 1838 <>Home as Found. 1835: American culture in New York City and Cooperstown (Templeton); the first American novel of manners.
• ** 1840 The Pathfinder; or, The Inland Sea. 1759: Western New York, Oswego, and Lake Ontario; Natty Bumppo in war and in love.
• 1840 Mercedes of Castile; or, The Voyage to Cathay. 1490s: To the West Indies with Christopher Columbus.
• ** 1841 The Deerslayer; or, The First War-Path. 1745: Lake Otsego; Natty Bumppo comes of age.
• 1842 The Two Admirals. 1745: England and the English Channel; English vs. French fleets, and conflicting British loyalties, during the 1745 Scottish uprising.
• 1842 The Wing-and-Wing; or, Le Feu-Follet. 1799: On and off the Italian coast from Elba to Naples during the Napoleonic Wars.
• 1843 Wyandotté; or, The Hutted Knoll. 1763-76: Conflicting Revolutionary loyalties in Otsego County's Butternut Valley.
• § * 1843 Autobiography of a Pocket-Handerchief. 1830s: Novelette: Social satire in France and New York, told by an expensive handkerchief, reprinted 1897, 1949.
• 1844 Afloat and Ashore; or, The Adventures of Miles Wallingford. 1795-1805: Ulster County, and all over the world; maritime adventures, loves, and coming of age of a young sailor.
• 1844 Miles Wallingford. The continuation of Afloat and Ashore.
• 1845 Satanstoe; or, The Littlepage Manuscripts: A Tale of the Colony. 1758: New York City, Westchester County, Albany, the Adirondacks; the founding of a frontier settlement.
• 1845 The Chainbearer; or, The Littlepage Manuscripts. 1780s: Westchester County and the Adirondacks; the next generation -- trouble comes to the settlement.
• 1846 The Redskins; or, Indian and Injin: Being the Conclusion of the Littlepage Manuscripts. 1845: The Adirondacks -- two generations on; the anti-rent wars destroy the settlement.
• 1847 The Crater; or, Vulcan's Peak: A Tale of the Pacific Early 1800s: New Jersey, and a Pacific desert island; castaways, utopia, and social breakdown.
• 1848 Jack Tier; or, The Florida Reef. 1846: The Florida Keys; sea adventure during the Mexican War.
• 1848 The Oak Openings; or, The Bee-Hunter. 1812: The Kalamazoo River in Michigan; frontiersmen and Indians during the War of 1812; an Indian turns to Christianity.
• 1849 The Sea Lions; or, The Lost Sealers. 1819-20: Long Island and Antarctica; polar adventure and religious regeneration.
• 1850 The Ways of the Hour. 1846 "Dukes County" outside New York City; America's first murder mystery novel; courtroom mystery; dangers of legal corruption; women's rights.
• § * 1850 Upside Down; or Philosophy in Petticoats.. Play satirizing socialism; only surviving scene reprinted 1859, 1992.
• § * 1850 The Lake Gun. Short story, reprinted 1932.