great-heartedness

None, save perhaps the great-heartedness that might have been, had they not killed it aborning with their own poisoned pain.

But this is a different race; and perhaps the same great-heartedness that upheld them to resist, now enables them to differ in a kind spirit.

But Clarke also embodies the dogged courage of the man, his eloquence, and in the scene in which he stiffens Chamberlain’s spine, his potent mixture of political cunning and great-heartedness.