The Persistence of Resistance: Civic Rights, Natural Rights, and Property Rights in the Historical Debate Over ‘The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms’ – Fordham Law Review

Symposium

The Persistence of Resistance: Civic Rights, Natural Rights, and Property Rights in the Historical Debate Over ‘The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms’

By David Thomas Konig

September 27, 2011

November 2004

Vol. 73

No. 2

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