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literature started in 1591 with
Robert Greene's
series of five
pamphlets on
cozenage and coney-catching.
These were
continued by
other writers,
including Thomas...
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English steoran (steer)
meaning "to govern"; as a
court used to
punish cozenage (in Latin:
crimen stellionatus); or that the
chamber was full of windows...
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Detection of Dice Play (1552) and
Robert Greene's A
Notable Discovery of
Cozenage (1592).
Criminal activity broke gender boundaries and both men and women...
- Man— "Land of
Better Fortune" (「開運の国」, "Kaiun no Kuni") —The
Fifth "C",
Cozenage— "Land of
Posthumous Works" (「遺作の国」, "Isaku no Kuni") —Write or Die— "Land...
- pronounce,
decree and
declare the said
Processes and
Sentences full of
cozenage, iniquity, inconsequences, and
manifest errors, in fact as well as in law...
- him, and not
inclined to be made use of in
ordinary dissimulation and
cozenage. On
visiting the Commissioners, he
found them
apparently pleased that the...
