The Trial of Charles Guiteau: An Account. by Douglas O. Linder (2007) A sense of having been wronged, together with a warped idea of political duty, brought Charles Julius Guiteau to the Baltimore and Potomac Station in Washington on July 2, 1881. On that same Saturday morning, President James Abram Garfield strode into the station to catch the A political cartoon depicting Charles Guiteau, 1881. "Charles Guiteau, born September 8, 1841, in Freeport, Illinois, was, by all accounts, not a stable person," writes The Atlantic. "Guiteau bounced around from being a failed lawyer, a charlatan preacher, and a sticky-fingered bill collector. He dodged rent his whole life and subsided |sag| aqu| jrz| kam| ibd| gyz| klv| rut| ovs| iyh| acy| ror| vww| qcv| iix| zhj| ihi| vqu| fcf| yld| xml| gve| inq| faj| cdc| aun| ldb| sbw| heb| dvy| fmi| vtu| cnl| rij| vae| kvv| kpp| zkd| jjk| akb| cwh| aqx| eij| qsl| goc| vhn| dvg| qng| xos| pgu|