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Mr. Lyons examines our impulses towards combat and encourages the reader to contemplate the seemingly inexplicable dynamic towards destruction despite our conscious knowledge of war’s ultimate futility.
ISBN: 978-0-9857287-4-8
Format: Trade Paperback
Binding: Perfect Binding
Size: 9” x 6” x 3/8”
Pages: 152
The Gupta Empire of India, under duress from a Hun invasion from the north, faces a challenge for survival. To wage war, the empire depends on Prince Chandra Gupta, Price to the current emperor, Bhamn. As Chandra confronts the death of his father and the demise of his state, he also faces some crucial questions about empire and war.
Moriah is the final volume of But By the Chance of War. Moriah poses some compelling questions: to what degree have human beings been able to evolve past our penchant for war and destruction?
Set in British headquarters on the Western Front during World War I, Amiens focuses on a handful of military leaders and soldiers who experience personal and professional crises.
Set in western New York colony during the global conflict known in North America as the French and Indian War, Niagara describes the interpersonal and geopolitical pressures experienced by the Seneca people.
This guide serves as an accessible tool to help book club readers understand the poem and have rich discussions about Richard Lyon's imaginative series of epic poems in But by the Chance of War.
This guide serves specifically to enhance classroom discussions about individual responsibility, the nature of military leadership, and the impact of the evolution of war explored in But by the Chance of War.
