An eye-opening examination of government control and a power-hungry shift away from the US constitution. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say about this indie politics book.

Shadow of the Acropolis, is an eye-opening look at the historical background of what Lyons calls a “hybrid nation,” which will catch most readers’ attention. This book is insightful for those who are keen on history and politics.

An eye-opening examination of government control and a power-hungry shift away from the US constitution.

Lyons’ political treatise asserts that growing federal power and bureaucracy have undermined the Constitution, social cohesion, and individual liberty. Lyons’ manifesto is a rebuke to big government and a paean to conservative values of faith, religion, individualism, free enterprise, and loyalty to what he sees as the Framers’ constitutional vision. His dissections of political philosophy are cogent and discerning, and his analyses of concrete policies are well thought out, employing elegantly aphoristic prose.

(Lyons) makes his case with clarity and power…highlighting abuses of a growing government…throughout Lyons charts the growth of “Leviathan.”

Shadows of the Acropolis (Volume II) is your gateway to discover important political information.  This book thrives in its excavation of governmental power and control.

Richard C. Lyons cuts through the muddy waters of government influence to bring you historical facts that may alter your understanding of America forever. This is not your typical US history book.

Richard C. Lyons’ Shadows of the Acropolis is an insightful, enlightening, and magnificent work. This is a must-read for enthusiasts of political, historical, and philosophical works.

Lyons has penned books of poetry, and it shows in his writing. His narrative is as smooth as stanzas and sometimes quite elegant.

History buffs will have fun with Lyons’s recounts of battles and anecdotes about the characters who made their way into the story of democracy.

Smoothly written and, at times insightfully speculative, THE DNA OF DEMOCRACY will engage poetically minded readers interested in the deep history of democracy in America.

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