The Second and Third Amendments: Arms and Armies
In This Chapter
The Second Amendment, often cited for “the right to bear arms,” is at the heart of the often-bitter national debate over gun control. It is one of the most controversial portions of the Bill of Rights.
The Third Amendment, which guarantees that citizens do not have to feed and shelter soldiers, is one of the least controversial parts of the Bill of Rights.
Second Amendment: The Right to Bear Arms
“A well regulated ...