New Histories of Gun Rights and Regulation: Essays on the Place of Guns in American Law and Society

Introducing New Histories of Gun Rights and Regulation: Essays on the Place of Guns in American Law and Society, a compelling collection that delves deep into the complex world of firearms legislation in the United States. With the US Supreme Court's recent ruling emphasizing the importance of historical tradition in assessing the constitutionality of gun laws, this book offers a much-needed exploration of the subject.

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At such a pivotal moment in the ongoing debate around gun rights, this book serves as an invaluable contribution. Its rich analysis of the historical treatment of the Second Amendment and its implications for modern legislation offer essential insights for policymakers, legal professionals, and concerned citizens alike.

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