From Canal Boy to President: The Boyhood and Manhood of James A. Garfield

Author(s): Horatio Alger, Jr.

Dedication
General Preface.
Preface.
I. The First Pair Of Shoes
II. Growing In Wisdom And Stature
III. In Quest Of Fortune
IV. On The Tow Path
V. An Important Conversation
VI. James Leaves The Canal
VII. The Choice Of A Vocation
VIII. Geauga Seminary
IX. Ways And Means
X. A Cousin's Reminiscences
XI. Ledge Hill School
XII. Who Shall Be Master?
XIII. James Leaves Geauga Seminary
XIV. At Hiram Institute
XV. Three Busy Years
XVI. Entering Williams College
XVII. Life In College
XVIII. The Canal Boy Becomes A College President
XIX. Garfield As A College President
XX. Garfield Becomes A State Senator
XXI. A Difficult Duty
XXII. John Jordan's Dangerous Journey
XXIII. Garfield's Bold Strategy
XXIV. The Battle Of Middle Creek
XXV. The Perilous Trip Up The Big Sandy
XXVI. The Canal Boy Becomes A Congressman
XXVII. Garfield's Course In Congress
XXVIII. The Man For The Hour
XXIX. Garfield As A Lawyer
XXX. The Scholar In Politics
XXXI. The Tributes Of Friends
XXXII. From Canal Boy To President
XXXIII. The New Administration
XXXIV. The Tragic End
XXXV. Mr. Depew's Estimate Of Garfield
XXXVI. The Lessons Of His Life

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