Chester A. Arthur: Turning Tables (1881 - 1885)

Chester A. Arthur became president after James Garfield's assassination. Initially distrusted due to his political machine background, Arthur gained respect by championing civil service reform, notably enforcing the Pendleton Act. Despite health issues, he left office with a solid reputation, though he remains a lesser-known president today.

What was Arthur's health condition during his presidency?

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How is Chester A. Arthur remembered in history?

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