Remarks Suggested by President Garfield's Death

In "Remarks Suggested by President Garfield's Death," Nicholas Flood Davin reflects upon the life, career, and tragic assassination of President James A. Garfield. Published shortly after Garfield's death in 1881, this work offers a contemporary perspective on the political climate of the United States and the impact of Garfield's brief but significant presidency. Davin's remarks provide insights into the public sentiment and the anxieties surrounding political violence in the late 19th century.

This concise volume serves as a valuable historical document, capturing the immediate reactions and assessments of a nation grappling with the loss of its leader. It offers a glimpse into the values and concerns of the era, making it relevant for students and scholars of American history and political science.

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