What is "popular discipline"? [closed]

meaning

Solution 1:

popular, deriving from Latin populus (the people), is not always to do with being liked by many. It has a more general meaning that is relevant here.

popular = "involving or relating to ordinary people or to all the people who live in a country or area"

Cambridge dictionary

"popular discipline" therefore referred to the disciplined (organised and orderly) behaviour of the general population at that time.

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