James A. Garfield. His Speeches at Home. 1880

This volume, “James A. Garfield. His Speeches at Home. 1880,” presents a collection of addresses delivered by James A. Garfield during his 1880 presidential campaign. Offering a snapshot of the political climate and key issues of the time, these speeches provide valuable insight into Garfield’s vision for the nation.

Garfield, who would become the 20th President of the United States, articulated his policies and philosophies directly to the American people. This compilation serves as a primary source for understanding late 19th-century American political discourse and the challenges facing the country in the aftermath of the Civil War. Scholars and enthusiasts of American history and political science will find this a compelling record of a pivotal moment in the nation’s past.

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