The free source list.
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Henry Ossian FlipperNumbered so you can refer to them. Not a ranking.
His own account of West Point, 1878, full text at Project Gutenberg. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
The same book, page images and text, Documenting the American South, University of North Carolina. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
His 1898 letter to Congress asking for justice, scanned, National Archives. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
The pardon speech, February 19, 1999, White House transcript. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
By Bruce J. Dinges, Handbook of Texas. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
By Maceo Crenshaw Dailey, BlackPast. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
By Susan Copeland, New Georgia Encyclopedia. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
By Theodore D. Harris, Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
National Park Service, Fort Davis National Historic Site. Opened September 14, 2026. Broken link?
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