First published in 1788, Discourses on Domestic Duties is a classic work on family values and the role of the household in society. Samuel Stennett, a prominent Baptist minister and social reformer, presents a compelling argument for the importance of domestic life and the responsibilities of family members to one another. With its emphasis on morality, order, and duty, this book remains relevant today to anyone interested in ethical and social issues.

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