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How the Legacy of Constantine the Great Lives on Today

In this essay on Constantine the Great, the student argues that Constantine I earned his title for his efforts to create unity within Christianity, specifically at the First Council of Nicaea in 325, and for founding Constantinople.
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Bridget's feedback:

"This is a well-organized and lucidly written essay. Clarity at all levels, from structure to argumentation to the language, means the reader easily follows the discussion. The presentation first of historical fact before moving into personal opinion goes far in establishing the ethos necessary to the latter discussion. While I do spot a few opportunities for further revision at the local level (e.g., consider this edit to tighten up and lose a few words: "I have much respect for Constantine's endless faith in the unity of Christianity: no matter how many..."), this essay is just about ready for primetime in the lower-order concerns. As a final note, consider reiterating "the Great" as part of his name in the ending to help explain the superlatives used in the conclusion."

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