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portada Gun Law History. How Three-Hundred Years of Weapons Laws Built the Nation (en Inglés)
Formato
Libro Físico
Editorial
Año
2026
Idioma
Inglés
N° páginas
248
Encuadernación
Tapa Dura
Dimensiones
23.5x15.6 cm
ISBN13
9780197857250

Gun Law History. How Three-Hundred Years of Weapons Laws Built the Nation (en Inglés)

Robert J. Spitzer (Autor) · OUP USA · Tapa Dura

Gun Law History. How Three-Hundred Years of Weapons Laws Built the Nation (en Inglés) - Robert J. Spitzer

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Reseña del libro "Gun Law History. How Three-Hundred Years of Weapons Laws Built the Nation (en Inglés)"

Gun Law History achieves two purposes. First, it provides for the first time the largely unknown dizzying array of thousands of old weapons laws spanning over three hundred years, revealing that gun regulation was the default since America's beginnings. Second, it demonstrates how old weapons laws were instrumental to America's political develo

Gun Law History accomplishes two important purposes. First, it brings together the full panoply of types of old weapons laws, numbering in the thousands. No work has presented as comprehensive, coherent, and wide-ranging an account of historic American weapons laws from the 1600s through the start of the twentieth century as this one. In the process, it upends many standard assumptions about America's gun history past. That purpose, by itself, is a worthy goal, demonstrating that, contrary to American mythology, the default in American history was weapons regulation, not the reverse.

Second, this analysis is framed in the context of America as a developing nation-state. It explains how America's expansive gun law history coincided with the evolution of the American nation-state from a small yet sprawling, overwhelmingly agrarian, Atlantic-coast hugging new nation struggling for legitimacy into a trans-continental, industrial, developed, urbanized giant. Indeed, the development of the American nation-state was inextricably linked to weapons regulations of every imaginable sort.

Spitzer also demonstrates that the contemporary Supreme Court's interpretation of America's gun law history is entirely wrong. Weapons laws were integral to the overarching purpose of protecting the public peace.

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