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Southern Communication Journal Volume 63, 1997 - Issue 1: Studies in Political Rhetoric
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Rhetorical subterfuge and “the principle of perfection,” part II: Bob Packwood's senate resignation

Mark P. Moore Associate Professor of Speech Communication and Research Fellow in the Center For the Humanities, Oregon State University
Pages 37-55 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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