villainies

He was supposed to be without feeling of any kind; his villainies were the theme of admiration amongst financial magnates.

The Crimson Blind

He may indeed be plotted against, have barrels of powder laid, and poniards prepared for him: but to punish the sacred actors of these villainies, that is reserved only to him who gave the first command for the doing them.

Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. III. 1634-1716 1823

And imagine also, that by these outrageous kind of villainies, they shall conquer those that at such a time they have to do with, and make them believe their lies to be true.

Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03 John Bunyan 1658

He is too much of a gentleman to be guilty of such impostures, and insults, and villainies as these.

The woman with the twenty-dollar bill. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

Setting up a special entity to investigate the villainies of your predecessor as president would be disasterous for the country.

Matthew Yglesias » Above the Law? 2009

It's easy to see how all of these villainies might come together in the mind of a freedom-fighting CPAC attendee: Progressives were the original big-government sinners; prohibition, which was backed by some progressives, was the classic example of misguided governmental overreach; Wilson, who was a progressive, was president when prohibition passed; ergo, prohibition must be added to the list of offenses that will keep Wilson in freedom purgatory for eons.

The Rise of the Reactionary Right Thomas Frank 2010

It's easy to see how all of these villainies might come together in the mind of a freedom-fighting CPAC attendee: Progressives were the original big-government sinners; prohibition, which was backed by some progressives, was the classic example of misguided governmental overreach; Wilson, who was a progressive, was president when prohibition passed; ergo, prohibition must be added to the list of offenses that will keep Wilson in freedom purgatory for eons.

The Rise of the Reactionary Right Thomas Frank 2010

Their "insatiable greed and ambition, the greatest evil seen in the world, is the cause of their villainies."

Printing: Sacred Avatar "Hometree" is the Mapou Tree in Haitian Vodun 2010

It's easy to see how all of these villainies might come together in the mind of a freedom-fighting CPAC attendee: Progressives were the original big-government sinners; prohibition, which was backed by some progressives, was the classic example of misguided governmental overreach; Wilson, who was a progressive, was president when prohibition passed; ergo, prohibition must be added to the list of offenses that will keep Wilson in freedom purgatory for eons.

The Rise of the Reactionary Right Thomas Frank 2010

Their "insatiable greed and ambition, the greatest evil seen in the world, is the cause of their villainies."

Sacred Avatar "Hometree" is the Mapou Tree in Haitian Vodun 2010