Essay "Individual Influence" by George Moses Horton, part of the Henry Harrisse papers, New York Public Library
Acrostic poems to Mary McClean and Sophia Alexander (ca. 1854) by George Moses Horton. These were commissioned by Richard Allison Torrance while a student at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. From the Torrance and Banks families papers, J. Murray Atkins Library, UNC Charlotte.
Letter from George Moses Horton to David Swain, undated, asking for an answer to a previous inquiry for Swain to purchase him, therefore sometime after the letter appearing in the Swain papers held at Wilson Special Collections Library. From the Miscellaneous Records PC.21.2 State Archives, Raleigh, NC
Verso of same letter
"George Moses Horton, North Carolinian" by Blyden Jackson. In the North Carolina Historical Review. Vol. 53, no. 2 (Apr. 1976).
"'Let us Desert this Friendless Place': George Moses Horton in Philadelphia--1866" by Reginald H. Pitts. In The Journal of Negro History Vol. 80, No. 4 (Autumn, 1995), pp. 145-156 (12 pages) Published By: The University of Chicago Press
"An American Man of Letters" by Collier Cobb. Published in The University Magazine, October 1909. Digitized at the Internet Archive.
Utilize the search function to find newspaper articles about George Moses Horton. Suggested searches include "G.M. Horton" and "George Horton," including another nickname the "Black Bard."
"Martin Delany, George Moses Horton, and the Curious Path of Historic Photos Online" by Nicholas Graham, April 21, 2017
clipping: Horton poem in Fayetteville Weekly Observer 07 Aug 1828, Page 4
clipping: Horton poem in The Chapel Hill Gazette 16 May 1857, Page 3
clipping: Horton in the Anti-Slavery Bugle 17 Apr 1858, Page 4