Memorial Address on Garfield Hall of Representatives 1882
A detailed memorial oration by James G. Plaine honors James A. Garfield, recounting his lineage from English Puritans and French Huguenots, early poverty and education, Civil War service, rapid political rise, parliamentary skill, and the tragedy of his assassination. It lauds his liberality, religious faith, and enduring presidency ideals, ending with reflections on his death and legacy.
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