The English Rogue: Continued in the Life of Meriton Latroon, and Other Extravagants: The Fourth Part

A mischievous wanderer known as Meriton Latroon returns to the road, leading readers through a series of bold scams, daring duels, and clever cons that involve both men and women. Each episode is a snapshot of 17th‑century street‑level cunning, where wit outpaces law and the line between survival and villainy is constantly redrawn. The narrative balances lively storytelling with a sharp, satirical eye on the society that both enables and condemns such extravagances.

Presented in a breezy, accessible style, the work preserves the flavor of its original tongue while smoothing the occasional archaic spelling for modern ears. Illustrated chapters give a visual punch to the anecdotes, and a tongue‑in‑cheek preface reminds listeners to enjoy the tricks without trying them. The result is a vivid, entertaining portrait of a rogue’s world, perfect for anyone who loves clever humor and a glimpse into the underbelly of early modern England.