unrightness

The hardships of the service were greatly increased or diminished according to the honesty and unrightness of the officers in command.

A Soldier in the Philippines Needom N. Freeman

You want to give me hush money to swallow down an unrightness that burns my flesh?

Hungry Hearts 1920

In the country he acted as a magistrate, with candour, unrightness, patience, and temper: unwarped by prejudice, and unbiassed by preference, he heard and determined with equal satisfaction to himself and those who appealed to his authority; petty disputes vanished under his discouraging frown, and oppression shrunk from his equal and discriminating judgment.

Francis, the Philanthropist: an unfashionable tale 1786

However absurd the statement may appear to one who has not yet discovered the fact for himself, the cause of every man's discomfort is evil, moral evil -- first of all, evil in himself, his own sin, his own wrongness, his own unrightness; and then, evil in those he loves: with this latter I have not now to deal; the only way to get rid of it, is for the man to get rid of his own sin.

Hope of the Gospel George MacDonald 1864