wrongs

The English merchants and mariners had wrongs of their own, perpetually renewed, which fed the bitterness of their indignation.

However, I know nothing of the rights or wrongs of the story—if story there is at all.

"Until the wrongs of centuries have been avenged," said Arthur.

Then they swooped down upon the government with their wrongs once more.

The church was no Levite to pass by on the other side away from the struggles and wrongs of the social conflict.

He was caught by Lizzie as he was descending the stairs, and in the dining-room he poured out the tale of his wrongs.

How I longed to hear the story of his wrongs from his own lips!

We come to you not in war but in peace, to offer a free pardon, and the redress of your wrongs.

And him with all his preachin' about rights and wrongs an' what not!

With intense interest the amiable son of this most execrable father listened to the tale already told of his mother's wrongs.