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Meanings of own valour in English

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Usage of own valour in English
1
They are accustomed to victory, and are confident in their own valour and discipline.
With Moore at Corunna
2
She was a trifle insecure as to her own valour in this preliminary step.
Her Weight in Gold
3
Nevertheless they that have the gods and their own valour to help become great.
Stories From Livy
4
And why didst thou seek these toils with faith in aught save thine own valour?
Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal
5
As for us, the fortune of the Roman people or our own valour will deliver us.
Stories From Livy
6
What is most honourable, is likewise safest; namely, to place all our hopes in our own valour.
The History of Rome, Books 27 to 36
7
Your own valour has done more, and the stout legs of the Westfold-men marching through the night.'
The two towers
8
I can, however, only deal with facts, and I find that the Parisians appear to rely for safety upon everything except their own valour.
Diary of the Besieged Resident in Paris
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