Book Review: Shadows of the Acropolis (Volume 2)
Reviewed by Toni Woodruff
An eye-opening examination of government control and a power-hungry shift away from the US constitution
Shadows of the Acropolis (Volume II) is your gateway to discover important political information. From the ways in which the government was intended to the millions of ways it has shifted away from the constitution and a free enterprise, this book thrives in its excavation of governmental power and control.
What do people in power do with their power? Seek more power. Richard C. Lyons cuts through the muddy waters of government influence to bring you historical facts that may alter your understanding of America forever.
With a profound focus on the ways in which the government has put itself first, this book acts as a real eye-opener to those skeptical of just how much "help" the administrative state really provides.
Lyons' extensive research into the history of our politics, economy, and more provides plenty of fodder for discussion in classrooms. And yet while it may be best angled as a text on political history, it doesn't exactly steer clear from criticizing what the government has truly done to the country. This is not your typical US history book.
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