Meanings of personal valour in English

Although Bagnal's personal valour is unquestionable, he was a bad tactician.

Times have changed now, personal valour avails but little against overwhelming armies and modern artillery.

Hippias the sophist tells us, that Lycurgus himself was a man of great personal valour, and an experienced commander.

One does not hear the Boy's personal valour cried up; by which I conclude he was not in the action.

And this I say without seeking to disparage the general quality or the personal valour of the officer in supreme command.

The War of Independence, which lasted until the next year, was a triumph of science over personal valour about equally balanced.

Never before had he manifested such decided military talent, combined with unquestionable personal valour, as he had done since this campaign began.

On account of his personal valour he obtained in the Piratic war, where he commanded a division of the fleet, the naval crown.

In the heat of the battle the King of Scots, and his son Henry Earl of Huntingdon, gave many proofs of great personal valour.

There was no getting rid of the facts, or the meaning of them in respect of incapacity, blundering, and reckless waste of personal valour.

Personal valour is necessary, but it is not omnipotent nowadays.