 | individualistic interpretation of, consistent with cowboy ethic, 135;
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| interpreted as a collective, not individual right, 133;
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| state constitutions with armsbearing as collective right, 134, 206n.9;
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| state constitutions with armsbearing as individual right, 134, 205n.6;
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| state constitutions with no armsbearing provisions, 205n. 5
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| Second Punic War, 106
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| Second Triumvirate, 106
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| Secular nation, United States, as, in civic foundations, 185
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| Self-incrimination, protection against, more thoroughgoing at Rome than in United States, 153
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| Senate, Roman, 139, 140:
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| freedom of speech in, 117;
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| as oligarchy, 117
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| Seneca, 32, 33, 117
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