The Right to Bear Arms: A Constitutional Right of the People or a Privilege of the Ruling Class?

Focusing on the historical significance of the right to bear and carry arms, this scholarly study explores its importance to Americans before, during, and after the Founding era. It challenges the narratives of anti-gun advocates who seek to alter the historical context and diminish the lived experiences of the Founding generation regarding firearms. The work provides a comprehensive examination of this right, emphasizing its enduring relevance in American culture and law.