dastards

The Connecticut men were remembered particularly, "dastards" and "cowards" being the terms which greeted their ears.

The Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn

Isn't that what all criminals, dastards, and liars do? phyllis

Cheney stands by efforts to secure pardon for Libby

Then I shall simply fly over the heads of all these obstacles, save Maria Anna from the bunch of villainous dastards, bring her back her to the Netherlands, and once again capture the imagination of all Europe.

The Volokh Conspiracy » What’s Wrong with This Assertion?

"Our aim, to swat liars and leeches, hypocrites & humbugs, demagogs & dastards"

On race

The dastards had raided supplies, waylaid messengers, sabotaged the knights 'attempts to repair the city's sundered walls.

Father Swarat

No, no; out of dastards and disgraces fortunate are the wrongs that call forth stout and angry men; then is shown what stuff there is in a nation.

John Seery: Walt Whitman on the Blagojevich Scandal (and Maybe Also the Auto Bailout Mess)

Truth be spoken, and let us not, like dastards, beat about the bush by hinting at the Spaniard and the fierce Italian.

American Notes for General Circulation

Nor hast thou aught to fear of them, seeing that it is but dastards and fools that they undo.

The Water of the Wondrous Isles

When these dastards undertook the assassination of Hitler it was not out of contrition for past misdeeds or compassion for the future suffering of the subject peoples; it was because Hitler opposed a separate peace with the West.

Assassination is cowardly

‘The Jews are a singular people,’ said I. ‘A race of cowards and dastards,’ said the Armenian,

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