But Dallaire was a cautious man, a typical Canadian, a man of consensus and rules who was exercising his command in a country of excesses, illogicality and passion.
In the years that followed, he reinvented himself as the scourge of special interests, a crusader for stricter ethics and campaign finance rules, a man of honor chastened by a brush with shame.
Shēr Shah's son, Islam, or Salīm Shah, was a man of ability and maintained Afghan rule despite dissensions.
The Senate majority leader, Bill Frist of Tennessee, said Friday that Mr. Pryor "is a man of integrity committed to the rule of law, not making law from the bench.
Mr. Lott, who last week predicted that all 50 Republican senators would support Mr. Ashcroft, said, "John Ashcroft is a man of decency, a man that believes in the rule of law, that will support the rule of law, the rules that are on the books, the laws that are on the books, and he will make an excellent attorney general".
Frank Quattrone is a man of integrity, a man who followed the rules".
Mr Xi certainly gives the self-confident impression of a man born to rule, and to safeguard the political order his father and his comrades helped to build.Merit pointsThis, like the party's near-miss with Mr Zhou, undermines claims that China is a functioning meritocracy, in which ability and experience alone dictate career paths.
Here, on their way to reburial, were the remains of a man who had ruled England for just two years, but whose untimely death at the Battle of Bosworth changed the course of British history, and whose legacy has never been fully acknowledged.
Yet, if Sauper is fired up by anti-globalist conviction, his instincts as an artist and as a man rule out any kind of rhetoric or cheapness.
