Timeless maxims and hard‑won cautions from a father to his son.
This edition presents a dialogue that blends moral instruction with practical wisdom, anchored in everyday consequences and religious reflection. A lively 18th‑century voice guides readers through concern for character, temperance, and prudent living.
The book immerses you in a thoughtful world where conversation, wit, and sober counsel shape choices. Reading it offers a window into how early modern readers framed virtue, duty, and personal growth, using plain language and vivid examples to make each point memorable.
- Explore a structured dialogue that mixes proverbs, etiquette, and religious reflection
- Discover practical guidance on temperance, repentance, and self‑discipline
- Encounter social satire embedded in moral instruction and family dynamics
- See how early 18th‑century ideas about virtue are conveyed without jargon
Ideal for readers of classic moral philosophy, early modern literature, and historical dialogues that pair instruction with entertainment.