His administration, the inheritor of a losing cause, has set about turning things around in Afghanistan with vim and humility.
President Barack Obama has explicitly tried to cast himself as the inheritor of Roosevelt's progressive party fight in a Kansas speech earlier this year.
However, the one thing, under English law, that divorce does not do is undo the presumption that the natural inheritor is the spouse.
And when an uncle died shortly afterwards, Wainewright became the proud inheritor of Linden House.
Even in the presence of a will written pre-marriage which states otherwise the surviving spouse, or ex-spouse, will again be the natural inheritor.
He was dead as a doornail and while the digital record of his death was hard to find, there was ample evidence in printed books and newspapers that he died and Mark, the chief inheritor of his fortune, knew very well that he was dead.
Those qualities drew generous praise from Hughton, who clearly sees in the Gateshead-born frontman a worthy inheritor of the number nine shirt once worn by club legends such as Jackie Milburn and Alan Shearer.
The prime minister, he believed, was seeking to consign Thatcherism to the past rather than claiming, as he could have done, that he was its inheritor and that today's battles were an extension of hers.
By making this case David Cameron was, I believe, consigning Thatcherism to the past instead of claiming, as he could have done, that he was its inheritor and that today's battles were an extension of hers.
Another new MP, David Laws - inheritor of Paddy Ashdown's old seat and introduced by Simon Hoggart , chairing the meeting, as proof "you can win Yeovil without killing a man with your bare hands" - backed up Mr Campbell.
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