The english rogue, or witty extravagant; described in the life of Meriton Latroon. Containing The Description of his Birth and Parentage: His Early Waggeries, and more Mature Villanies: The Hardships and Punishments he endured: The many Policies and Stratagems he invented to support himself; and the various Discoveries of Cheats and Rogueries made by him: His many Escapes from Danger; and the frequent Troubles and Pressures of Mind he lay under, for his wicked Exploits: His many witty Expressions and Observations of Things and Matters: His amorous Discourses and Entertaiament. And, in fine, His various Fortunes and Misfortunes thrô the whole Course of his Life: With the Eminent Cheats and Artifices of either Sex laid open, as a Warning to all Persons to shun the Mischiefs that attend an evil Course of Life, &c. In five parts (printed by J. Phillpott near the Blue Bell, in Middle-Street, 1710)
Altered from a work by R. Head and F. Kirkman entitled: 'The English rogue, described in the life of Meriton Latroon
English Short Title Catalog, T107705
Preface to the reader signed: M. L
Reproduction of original from British Library
Text begins with chapter II and page numbers 43-48 are omitted; part I, chapter I begins on p.49 [i.e. 43]