On April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee, a man with immense admiration and power on both sides of the battlefield, committed treason and insubordination when he surrendered to General Grant, in direct opposition of his orders from President Jefferson Davis. How did Lee make such a momentous decision The Dichotomy of Power explores the critical thinking and moral integrity that drove Lee's decision and then teaches you to apply those same principles in your personal exercise of power. Using Christian principles as the foundation, Nancy Reece helps you: Learn five warning signs of uncontrolled power Make choices that build a firm foundation for success Align your values with actions that serve the greater good Earn respect as a leader others want to follow.
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