<p>In "Discipline," Mary Brunton delves into the tumultuous interplay of virtue, choice, and societal pressures within the lives of her protagonists. Set against the backdrop of early 19th-century England, the narrative intertwines moral philosophy and romance, encapsulating the era'Äôs struggles with gender roles and personal agency. Brunton's literary style exemplifies the values of the period, using a clear yet evocative prose that captivates ...