"he resolved himself" is not a correct or usable sentence in written English.
You could use the phrase "he resolved to" followed by an infinitive verb, e.g. "He resolved to pursue a career in finance".
And he had already resolved himself to the loss of the $70 it once held.
On the subway ride home that morning, he resolved to kill himself.
He married in 1785, but after his wife's sudden death four years later, he resolved to devote himself to the education of poor boys.
The major influence on his thought at this time was that of Immanuel Kant, whose doctrine of the inherent moral worth of man harmonized with Fichte's character; and he resolved to devote himself to perfecting a true philosophy, the principles of which should be practical maxims.
Wilson was so dismayed by the outcome that he resolved he would teach himself how to do the transsphenoidal, which was then a relatively uncommon procedure.
In 1976, after local banks refused his entreaties to make the loans, he resolved to do it himself, and he founded the Grameen Bank.
Mahler's disturbing early background, coupled with his lack of an inherited Jewish faith (his father was a freethinker), resulted in a state of metaphysical torment, which he resolved temporarily by identifying himself with Christianity.
"To his credit, he resolved many of these himself, and we did go from being a very old police department to being a young one with a lot of new commanders who were learning," said Mr. McEntee.
He has been attracting newcomers to astronomy since he resolved to become a professional astronomer himself.
He resolved, accordingly, to become a missionary himself.
Thus, he resolved to seize a fiefdom for himself in the Holy Land.
