Character. Like honor, it’s a word we take for granted and probably have an affinity for, but likely have never really had to define and may struggle to do so when pressed or interrogated. It’s a word most men desire to have ascribed to them, and yet the standards of its attainment remain rather vague in our modern age.

It’s certainly not a word that’s used as much as it once was. “character was a key word in the vocabulary of Englishmen and Americans,” and men were spoken of as having strong or weak character, good or bad character, a great deal of character or no character at all. Young people were admonished to cultivate real character, high character, and noble character and told that character was the most priceless thing they could ever attain.
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