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20th President of the United States. The Friend of the Freedmen. An 1880 cartoon published shortly before Garfields election to the Presidency

20th President of the United States. The Friend of the Freedmen. An 1880 cartoon published shortly before Garfields election to the Presidency


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20th President of the United States. The Friend of the Freedmen. An 1880 cartoon published shortly before Garfields election to the Presidency

JAMES A. GARFIELD (1831-1881).
20th President of the United States. The Friend of the Freedmen. An 1880 cartoon published shortly before Garfields election to the Presidency

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1880 Abram Child Freedmen Friend Garfield Liberated Political Acts Reconstruction Republican Party


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This print captures a significant moment in American history, showcasing the 20th President of the United States, James A. Garfield (1831-1881). Published as an 1880 cartoon just before his election to the presidency, it highlights Garfield's role as "The Friend of the Freedmen". During this pivotal time known as Reconstruction, when America was healing from the wounds of slavery and Civil War, Garfield emerged as a beacon of hope for African Americans. The image portrays him surrounded by liberated men and a young girl symbolizing freedom and progress. With his distinguished beard and commanding presence, Garfield exudes strength and determination. As a member of the Republican Party, Garfield championed political acts that aimed to uplift African Americans who had recently been freed from bondage. His commitment to equality earned him respect among both black and white communities across America. This photograph is not merely a historical artifact; it represents an era when America was striving towards unity after years of division. It serves as a reminder that leadership can make lasting impacts on society's most marginalized groups. Let this image transport you back to late 19th-century America—a time when dreams were being realized, barriers were being broken down, and hope for a brighter future prevailed under the leadership of President James A. Garfield.

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