Discipline, by the Author of 'Self-Control'

This influential work of moral philosophy explores the nature of discipline and self-control, and their role in shaping the individual's character. Brunton provides practical advice for cultivating these traits, drawing on her own experience and the wisdom of ancient philosophers.

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