Henry Ossian Flipper, the Colored Cadet at West Point

"The Colored Cadet at West Point" offers a powerful and historically significant firsthand account of the challenges faced by one of the first African American cadets at the United States Military Academy. Henry Flipper's biography chronicles his experiences navigating the rigorous academic and social environment of West Point, detailing his perseverance in the face of overt discrimination.

A vital document in the history of the United States Army and the African American experience, this book sheds light on the struggles and triumphs of breaking barriers within a traditionally white institution. Flipper's narrative provides a unique perspective on the complexities of race, duty, and honor during a pivotal period in American history. This carefully prepared print edition ensures the enduring legacy of "The Colored Cadet at West Point" remains accessible for those interested in military history and the biographies of trailblazing individuals.

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