Nautilus and Foreword award-winning author Richard C. Lyons, who discusses his book “The DNA of Democracy.” Through a series of essays, Lyons visits upon democracy’s rare occurrences in history, from its western origins in Athens and Rome, to its long evolutional growth in England, and the utterly unique establishment of democracy in America, where the combined influences of the Amerindian’s view of life, some revolutionary old world philosophers and a generation of rebel, warrior poets wrought an unprecedented nation! More at: https://www.lylea.com/

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