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Doing so is a pragmatic as well as a moral necessity lest the voters’ patience and generosity run out.

Dr Cullinan said he was "humbled by the generosity of the trustees of the Sir Percival David Foundation".

By the 1830s, elected officials such as James Henry Hammond could claim in the halls of Congress that American slavery retained the “advantages” of “the aristocracy of the old world,” adding that “slavery does indeed create an aristocracy — an aristocracy of talents, of virtue, of generosity and courage. In a slave country, every freeman is an aristocrat.”

Schapker and Watson say that sense of leadership and generosity was apparent during the making of “Dune: Prophecy.”

She added: "I was honored to call Quincy a friend. I will always remember his generosity of spirit, his selfless support, and his deep kindness. Our world has lost a giant. But in his melodies, and in the lives he touched, Quincy’s legacy will live on forever."