Presidential Assassination
A chaotic scene unfolds as Garfield is shot, leaving a nation in turmoil. The assassin, Guiteau, believes he is acting on divine will to save the Republican Party from reform. As Garfield battles for his life, the implications of this tragic event ripple through the political landscape, leading to an uncertain future under Chester's leadership.In this clip
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91: The Gilded Age, Industrialization, and Assassination of President James Garfield
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