Origins and Development of the Second Amendment

by David T. Hardy

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0941540138
• ISBN13: 9780941540131
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: Blacksmith Corporation
• Length: 95 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.

Customer Reviews

One of the best 2A books written.

If you want to know the history of our right to bear arms, this is a must read. I encourage every Constitutionalist to read this book, and use it in your fight against an ever-increasing leviathan government hell-bent on destroying your rights. I'll give you a hint. Being a member of a “well-regulated militia” isn't required to exercise your right to “keep and bear arms.”

The Little Blue Book That Could

A few years ago I wanted to learn about the Constitution and the Second Amendment. I ordered box-fulls of books from various subjects. I read them all except the little blue book. It seemed so insignificant, certainly law journals were more substantial. After many, many months of study only the little blue book, covered with dust, remained. What the heck, it's only 85 pages or so. It couldn't hurt.What I found was the most concise, and the most expansive treatment on the basis for the Second Amendment that I have ever read. From 500 AD Saxons to William and Mary to Blackstone to Henry to Tucker, to Story to Coxe to Cooley. Dred Scot to Cruikshank to Presser, to Miller and beyond.The quotes are paragraph-length, meaty, and powerful. You will have little doubt as to the meaning of the Second Amendment.