gun control

This book describes controversial opinions on the invention of the gun, American laws and Americans' rights to guns in the Bill of Rights, basic rules for gun-owning citizens, and ways individuals can take part in building a community that prevents gun violence.

Contains facts, charts, and statistics from a variety of sources that provide information about gun control in America, discussing the right to bear arms, gun ownership, laws, guns and crime, guns and youth, firearm fatalities, public opinion, and other topics. Includes a glossary and references.

Novice president Kerry Kilcannon becomes caught up in a dangerous power struggle when his brother-in-law goes on a killing spree, sparking Kilcannon to mount a vigorous campaign to wipe out gun violence, a quest that pits him against the powerful Sons of the Second Amendment group.

Presents conflicting views on the gun control controversy.

Discusses the prevalence of guns in American homes up to the mid-nineteenth century and proposes that they became commonplace only after production increased during the Civil War; places this in the context of the gun control debate.

A concise compilation of statistics and information on gun control in the United States.

Provides statistical information on gun control, crime and firearms, and firearm laws and regulations.

Novice president Kerry Kilcannon becomes caught up in a dangerous power struggle when his brother-in-law goes on a killing spree, sparking Kilcannon to mount a vigorous campaign to wipe out gun violence, a quest that pits him against the powerful Sons of the Second Amendment group.

Presents varying views on gun rights and gun control and provides listings for various agencies, Web pages, and groups that have taken a stand on the issue.