Anna L. Fisher (English Wikipedia)

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"Daughter of San Diego Woman is Made Captain by Arabians" The Service Star (January 1920): 11.
"1897" The Technology Review (April 1900): 168.
"California Woman Arab Captain" The Golden West (November 1, 1919): 8.
Elizabeth Williams, "Nazik al-'Abid and the Nur al-Fayha' Society: Independent Modernity, Colonial Threat, and the Space of Women" in Mohammed A. Bamyeh, ed., Intellectuals and Civil Society in the Middle East: Liberalism, Modernity and Political Discourse (I.B. Tauris 2012): 46–48. ISBN 9781848856288
"The Woman Behind the Arab Throne" The Mentor (May 1, 1921): 34.

"Bequests Donors and Lenders 1922" Annual Report of the Trustees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1922): 49. JSTOR 40303421
"American Woman Heads School System in Iraq" Journal of Education (December 26, 1927): 645. JSTOR 42836003

"Dagger (Jambiya) with Scabbard" Gift of Mrs. Anna L. Fisher, 1922, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

"Mrs. Anna L. Fisher Rites to be Today" Poughkeepsie Eagle-News (October 19, 1939): 9. via Newspapers.com
"American Woman, Captain" Barre Daily Times (September 14, 1920): 3. via Newspapers.com
"U. S. Woman Real Ruler of Arabia" Roanoke Leader (August 10, 1921): 8. via Newspapers.com
William T. Ellis, "American Woman Made Captain in Army of Syria" Star Tribune (October 2, 1919): 12. via Newspapers.com
"The Government of Iraq" Star-Phoenix (December 12, 1927): 20. via Newspapers.com
"American Woman Gets Post in Iraq" The Courier (December 19, 1927): 19. via Newspapers.com
"Frances Fisher Collins" Poughkeepsie Journal (June 18, 2002): 4B. via Newspapers.com