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50 Guns That Changed America An Illustrated Guide Bruce Wexler

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50 Guns That Changed America An Illustrated Guide Bruce Wexler
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Publisher: Skyhorse
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 91.19 MB
Pages: 176
Author: Bruce Wexler
ISBN: 9781510770560, 9781632205971, 9781510756380, 1632205971, 1510756388, 1510770569
Language: English
Year: 2023

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50 Guns That Changed America An Illustrated Guide Bruce Wexler by Bruce Wexler 9781510770560, 9781632205971, 9781510756380, 1632205971, 1510756388, 1510770569 instant download after payment.

The History of America—And Our Guns
The history of the United States is, like it or not, interwoven with the history of firearms. The young colony needed technologically advanced arms to hunt for food for survival and to maintain a secure base in the face of Native American opposition to European settlers. As the Vikings discovered several centuries earlier, the Indians were tough opponents expert in the use of bladed weapons and bows.
The advent of firearms gave European settlers an advantage, although it was only a matter of time until the Native Americans gained access to firearms themselves. Ironically, this was often through unscrupulous white traders.
Because these superior weapons gained them their freedom, the principle of the right to bear arms remains etched into the American psyche to this day.
Since then, the US has been through a terrible Civil War, at which time many different guns were invented and deployed against brother...

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