Chester A. Arthur was an American lawyer and the 21st president of the United States of America. Chester had succeeded James Garfield, after the latter was assassinated. Arthur had earned the reputation of being outspoken since his childhood days. From a very young age, he was a firm believer of the policies of the then famous ‘Whig’ party, which influenced him to enter politics later on. Arthur, along with a few other young supporters of the ‘Whig’ even revolted against those who supported ex-American president James Polk. Arthur also earned the reputation of being a great lawyer during his career which lasted more than 3 decades. One of his prominent achievements was bringing justice to a black woman by name Elizabeth, who was discriminated in New York. Other than his administrative skills as a president, Arthur was known for his sense of style and socializing activities.
