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A Modern Historiography of the Second Amendment Don B. Kates* 56 UCLA L. Rev. 1211 Download Article: ![]() View Online: Westlaw | LexisNexis | HeinOnline | Abstract The Second Amendment right to arms was uniformly viewed as an individual right from the time it was proposed in the late eighteenth century until legal debate over gun controls began in the twentieth century. This Essay seeks to illuminate major late twentieth century contributions to that debate. * The Second Amendment right to arms was uniformly viewed as an individual right from the time it was proposed in the late eighteenth century until legal debate over gun controls began in the twentieth century. This Essay seeks to illuminate major late twentieth century contributions to that debate. Leave a Reply |
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