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James A. Garfield, the 20th President of the United States, became blind in one eye after a childhood accident involving a stone that struck him. Later, during his presidency, he was shot by an assassin, and the medical treatment he received, including attempts to remove the bullet, led to complications that resulted in the loss of sight in his other eye. Ultimately, Garfield's vision deteriorated significantly due to the injuries and infections stemming from the assassination attempt.

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