Front matter
Reading edition
Transcriber’s Note
Given the publication date (late 17th century), the capitalization, spelling and punctuation of the original, is variable, There are a number of instances where it is very likely a printer’s error has been made, These have been corrected, and are summarized in the transcriber’s note at the end of the text.
Corrections appear in the text as corrected. The original text appears as a pop-up when the cursor hovers on the word or phrase.
There are several full page panelled illustrations, which were not included in the pagination, and have been moved slightly in the text in order to avoid falling within a paragraph. Each panel serves as illustration of a numbered chapter.
Several concessions to modernity are made. The text employed the long ‘s’ (‘ſ’), which has been rendered here as a modern ‘s’. Likewise the ligature of ‘ct’ is given as the two separate characters.
The cover image has been fabricated and is placed in the public domain. Each correction is linked to the summary in the text.
THE
English Rogue:
Continued in the Life of
MERITON LATROON,
AND OTHER
EXTRAVAGANTS.
Comprehending the most Eminent
CHEATS
OF
BOTH SEXES.
Read, but do’nt Practice: for the Author findes,
They which live Honest have most quiet mindes.
Dixero si quid forte jocosius hoc mihi juris
Cum & enia dabis.
The Fourth Part.
With the Illustration of Pictures to every
Chapter.
LONDON,
Printed for Francis Kirkman, and are to be Sold by
William Rands at the Crown in Duck-lane. 1680.