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he argues that Lee's rigid belief in large-scale attacks against Union armies led to the defeat of the South.
Mr. Alexander, who lives near Richmond, will speak at the bookshop about 11 a.m. on Saturday. He will be followed in early afternoon by another author who has examined Lee's personal character and what can be learned about leadership from that study.
Harry W. Crocker III, who. is executive editor of Regnery Publishing Inc., will discuss and sign his book, "Robert E. Lee on Leadership," about 1 p.m. This book combines the study of history with the popular, modern phenomenon of self improvement, in drawing leadership lessons from Lee's admirable personal character and his Civil War strategy. Each chapter concludes with a brief list of "Lee's Lessons" that can be applied in today's world by anyone in a leadership position.
On Sunday, June 4, Madison County author Harold Woodward Jr. will discuss his book, "The Confederacy's Forgotten Son," a biography of General James
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