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Rhetorical Self-Construction and its PoliticalContext in Richard Fleming’s Sermon for PassionSunday at the Council of ConstanceChris L. NighmanWilfrid Laurier University, cnighman@wlu.ca

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Recommended CitationNighman, Chris L., "Rhetorical Self-Construction and its Political Context in Richard Fleming’s Sermon for Passion Sunday at theCouncil of Constance" (2001). History Faculty Publications. Paper 10.http://scholars.wlu.ca/hist_faculty/10