The rhetorical analysis of Eliza Stacey's letter shows that Stacey uses repetition and pathos to appeal to the emotion.
What is Eliza Stacey's letter?
Eliza Stacey's letter was written by Eliza Stacey to her father-in-law. In the letter, Stacey actually told Edward Stacey about the hardships she was facing in her home.
Stacey uses three appeals and repetition. But pathos is the main appeal she uses to appeal to the emotion of the family.
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