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And people considered themselves exemplary, moral -- exemplary, moral politicians such as James Garfield took the stock.
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He was a bright boy -- not a prodigy, by any means, but one of those strong, awkward, large-headed fellows, such as James Garfield had himself been.
From Canal Boy to President Or the Boyhood and Manhood of James A. Garfield Horatio Alger 1865
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He was a bright boy ” not a prodigy, by any means, but one of those strong, awkward, large-headed fellows, such as James Garfield had himself been.
From Canal Boy to President Alger, Horatio, 1832-1899 1881
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The first is historic: only one sitting House member James Garfield has ever been elected president.
Chris Weigant: Bachmann Rising, Palin Fading? Chris Weigant 2011
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The first is historic: only one sitting House member James Garfield has ever been elected president.
Chris Weigant: Bachmann Rising, Palin Fading? Chris Weigant 2011
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James Garfield, elected in 1880 and fatally wounded just months later, is the subject of Candace Millard's "Destiny of the Republic."
Fall Books: `Wimpy Kid,' `Heroes Of Olympus' Among Tops 2011
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Two other young sitting presidents never got the chance to turn 50 in office: James Garfield and John Kennedy, both slain by assassins.
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The first is historic: only one sitting House member James Garfield has ever been elected president.
Chris Weigant: Bachmann Rising, Palin Fading? Chris Weigant 2011
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Two other young sitting presidents never got the chance to turn 50 in office: James Garfield and John Kennedy, both slain by assassins.
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As Zachary Karabell notes in his concise but evocative biography, Arthur—a New York lawyer and Republican patronage politician—became the vice-presidential nominee in 1880 only to balance the ticket with James Garfield in a badly fractured convention.
One-Term Presidents John Steele Gordon 2011
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