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From the Tow-Path to the White House recounts the early life and public career of James A. Garfield, 20th President of the United States. This biographical work, written by James Sanks Brisbin, provides a detailed look at Garfield's journey from humble beginnings to the nation's highest office. The book also includes a sketch of the life of Chester A. Arthur, who became president upon Garfield's assassination.
Brisbin delves into Garfield's formative years, highlighting the experiences and influences that shaped his character and prepared him for leadership. The narrative follows Garfield's rise through the ranks of American politics, offering insights into the political landscape of the 19th century and the challenges faced by leaders of the time. This historical account is a valuable resource for understanding the lives and careers of two pivotal figures in American history and the era in which they served.
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