e·pis·tler ( -ps l r)n. One who writes an epistle. |
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Part 1, on epistolary rhetoric, surveys "private" and "public" letters from Greek and Latin sources to Renaissance humanism and some of its major epistlers especially Erasmus. Everett Koop's warning to food retailers to be honest with consumers about the safety of bovine growth hormones, CA Executive Director Frances Smith and her fellow epistlers urged Starbucks to act responsibly and provide accurate information to its consumers. |
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