The DNA of Democracy, Book 1

De: Richard C. Lyons

Narrado por: Eileen Stevens, Jay Lusteck

An American poet writes a compilation of historical vignettes, discerning the future of our democracy by rediscovering the combative, instructive, fascinating past of tyranny and democracy. Just as DNA is interwoven in every aspect of the human body, tyranny and democracy have their historically distinctive DNA that have shaped our democracy today. From Israel’s Ten Commandments, to the Athenian Constitution, to Rome’s Twelve Tables, to the overthrow of kings in England and America, Lyons traces democracy from its historical roots to the modern day, constructing a blueprint of what defines tyranny or democratic government in the DNA of democracy.

In this definitive guide, Richard C. Lyons documents the struggle for power between tyrants and heroes across time and place. Chronicling the acts of tyrants which are expressive of tyranny’s DNA, and the rebellions of heroes and the forms of law which are democracy’s DNA - Lyons outlines the roots of democracies, by telling the tales of tyrants who ironically gave them birth - births of rebellion!

This audiobook serves as a how to contemporary guide on identifying the menace of a tyrant when you see one!

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Well written

The flow and history was incredible narration was good voice tone and quality excellent civil war incredible

Fantastic

Inspiring, encouraging, and in places tragic. I can't wait to listen to it again and to read part 2.

excellent

wonderful reading of the history of our republic 👍. I highly recommend it reading and sharing. if you did not get it in civics class, you will here.

Outstanding book

An insightful and detailed history, well presented and narrated.I look forward to reading the next book! I’ll recommend it to all my family and friends.

a sychophantic hazeography.

Thinly vailed as vaguely historical. This book is clearly designed as a tool to represent a jingoistic, hyper nationalist message about the magnificent USA. It’s ponderous language could only be the work of an extreme religious apologist. Very very disappointing. Totally misleading title.