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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	109
the lord general monck	65
his excellency the lord	63
marked with the letters	59
to his excellency the	46
the rest of the	44
of horse and foot	39
marked with the letter	37
keyboarded and encoded edition	36
tcp assigned for keying	36
described above is co	36
support to the early	36
i text is available	36
the work described above	36
owned by the institutions	36
encoded text transcribed from	36
to the terms of	36
terms of creative commons	36
assigned for keying and	36
text and markup reviewed	36
books online text creation	36
phase i text is	36
the terms of creative	36
even for commercial purposes	36
all without asking permission	36
online text creation partnership	36
to the early english	36
for keying and markup	36
the early english books	36
of the work described	36
edition of the work	36
encoded edition of the	36
and coded from proquest	36
according to the terms	36
institutions providing financial support	36
images scanned from microfilm	36
and markup reviewed and	36
text is available for	36
and encoded edition of	36
is available for reuse	36
the text can be	36
this keyboarded and encoded	36
english books online text	36
from proquest page images	36
the institutions providing financial	36
markup reviewed and edited	36
financial support to the	36
by the institutions providing	36
this phase i text	36
keyed and coded from	36
providing financial support to	36
coded from proquest page	36
work described above is	36
text can be copied	36
curation by amateur and	35
and metadata enrichments aim	35
of the tcp digital	35
text the author or	35
text in a standardized	35
text has not been	35
professional end users from	35
standard spellings that support	35
enrichments aim at making	35
changes and metadata enrichments	35
been fully proofread approx	35
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based collaborative curation by	35
making the text more	35
text more computationally tractable	35
r in the english	35
restoring the text the	35
the author or stationer	35
in a standardized format	35
tokenized and linguistically annotated	35
is an enriched version	35
amateur and professional end	35
and linguistically annotated with	35
of text r in	35
the tcp digital transcription	35
collaborative curation by amateur	35
english short title catalog	35
at making the text	35
of a text in	35
not been fully proofread	35
many walks of life	35
format that preserves archaic	35
author or stationer meant	35
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standardized format that preserves	35
text is an enriched	35
annotation includes standard spellings	35
the text more computationally	35
that preserves archaic forms	35
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the display of a	35
by amateur and professional	35
or stationer meant to	35
textual changes and metadata	35
spellings that support the	35
in the english short	35
has been tokenized and	35
from many walks of	35
includes standard spellings that	35
users from many walks	35
the english short title	35
end users from many	35
metadata enrichments aim at	35
been tokenized and linguistically	35
enriched version of the	35
the text has been	35
stationer meant to publish	35
textual changes aim at	35
that support the display	35
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aim at restoring the	35
version of the tcp	35
changes aim at restoring	35
text has been tokenized	35
support the display of	35
text r in the	35
and suitable for network	35
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the annotation includes standard	35
the text the author	35
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a text in a	35
and professional end users	35
this text is an	35
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	35
tcp digital transcription a	33
digital transcription a of	33
a of text r	33
musqueteers marked with the	33
transcription a of text	33
to turn to their	32
on the flanks of	32
excellency the lord general	32
of musqueteers marked with	31
each division of horse	29
the officers of the	27
officers of the army	26
to be communicated to	26
be communicated to the	26
in a day of	24
the city of london	24
figure marked with the	24
a day of battel	24
turn to their right	23
a this text has	22
has no known defects	22
recorded as gap elements	22
to their right hands	22
defects that were recorded	22
that were recorded as	22
known defects that were	22
a letter from the	22
no known defects that	22
text has no known	22
pikes marked with the	22
were recorded as gap	22
as gap elements at	22
this text has no	22
elements at the time	22
at the time of	22
the time of transcription	22
gap elements at the	22
and xml conversion a	21
iv tiff page image	21
marked with the figures	20
of the division of	20
excellency the lord generall	20
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mo a wing a	19
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r this keyboarded and	19
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the lord generall monck	18
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of pikes marked with	18
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the commander in chief	17
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from the lord general	17
ocm this keyboarded and	17
of the officers of	17
of each division of	17
r ocm this keyboarded	17
in the british library	16
of horse ought to	16
of the city of	16
global keyed and coded	16
letter to his excellency	16
spi global keyed and	16
of a this text	15
duke of a this	15
the officers under his	15
civilwar no a letter	15
reproduction of original in	15
a division of horse	15
annotation on thomason copy	15
original in the british	15
iv tiff page images	15
officers under his command	15
xml conversion a letter	15
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the members of parliament	14
both of horse and	14
horse marked with the	14
the division of pikes	14
turn to their left	14
of horse marked with	14
commander in chief of	14
to their left hands	14
the gentry of devon	14
two divisions of foot	14
liberties of the people	14
you ought to have	14
settlement of these nations	14
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a estc r ocm	13
rest of the officers	13
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rate of defects per	13
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and the officers here	13
words puts this text	13
the several and respective	13
puts this text in	13
several and respective regiments	13
ought to have a	13
and other forces in	13
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horse ought to be	12
of the army under	12
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divisions of musqueteers marked	12
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logarbo text and markup	12
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chief of the forces	12
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ranks of musqueteers marked	11
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the forces in scotland	11
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part of the army	11
of texts with between	11
the peace of the	11
texts with between and	11
his excellencie the lord	11
in a readiness to	10
divisions of horse marked	10
a declaration of the	10
three hundred in strength	10
in the name of	10
eng england and wales	10
the liberties of the	10
you are pleased to	10
of the liberties of	10
aptara keyed and coded	10
four and twenty files	10
apex covantage keyed and	10
to the commissioners of	10
marshal of the field	10
covantage keyed and coded	10
division of horse ought	10
presented to his excellency	10
division of horse of	10
vindication of the liberties	10
of the gentry of	10
the assistance of god	9
letters a b c	9
the generals at sea	9
of the peace of	9
is a division of	9
must be careful to	9
excellency the lord fleetwood	9
the musqueteers in the	9
gates of the city	9
a rich publick treasure	9
is here set down	9
the divisions of horse	9
for the government of	9
there ought to be	9
to be communicated unto	9
sent by general monck	9
of the army in	9
with the letters c	9
a general ought to	9
may it please your	9
an hundred and fifty	9
they may be able	9
d e f g	9
the letters a b	9
be communicated unto the	9
and the officers under	9
government of the army	9
the government of the	8
peace of these nations	8
if it be possible	8
general monck and the	8
or orders of this	8
the right honourable the	8
your strength of horse	8
army under my command	8
that they may be	8
c category of texts	8
in rank and file	8
printed by john macock	8
a list of the	8
to the speaker of	8
dear brethren and fellow	8
the c category of	8
in vindication of the	8
of the th of	8
army under his command	8
by act of parliament	8
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the reer of the	8
c the rate of	8
if your strength of	8
a letter to his	8
to the lord lambert	8
the marshal of the	8
and settlement of these	8
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lord general monck and	8
strength of horse be	8
their ranks and files	8
text in the c	8
the glory of god	8
monck and the officers	8
and dispositions of lands	8
with the letters d	8
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as is here set	8
last letter to his	8
hand file of the	8
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general of the ordnance	8
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that part of the	8
the officers and souldiers	8
four ranks of musqueteers	8
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in the reer of	7
members of parliament at	7
the division of horse	7
of c the rate	7
to their close order	7
a wing a thomason	7
which is all at	7
be forthwith printed and	7
of the enemies horse	7
if you intend to	7
their right hands about	7
the people of this	7
all at present from	7
in the way of	7
of the divisions of	7
the four ranks of	7
in the day of	7
side of their leaders	7
the speaker of the	7
and to the officers	7
have a special care	7
no a letter from	7
with the letter d	7
officers of the fleet	7
general of the foot	7
figured with the letter	7
dissolution of this parliament	7
the division of musqueteers	7
in order to a	7
the county of oxon	7
their leaders left legs	7
first ranks of musqueteers	7
to be an hundred	7
duke of c the	7
the figure marked with	7
with the letter b	7
a b c d	7
each division of foot	7
as it was sent	7
god and his people	7
thomason e estc r	7
to the right honorable	7
of the three divisions	7
how necessary it is	7
e estc r this	7
forthwith printed and published	7
the army under his	7
in church and state	7
division of musqueteers marked	7
letter to the lord	7
ranks and files to	7
conversion a letter from	7
to make use of	7
ought to have order	7
the law of god	7
on their right knees	7
then command the two	7
is all at present	7
the parliament may be	7
right honourable the lord	7
the right and left	7
a division of foot	7
to the lord general	7
and twenty files of	7
the name of themselves	7
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the profession of a	6
the offensive arms of	6
that the gates of	6
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he must be careful	6
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rich publick treasure before	6
regiments and other forces	6
of three hundred in	6
generall monck to the	6
the gates of the	6
in obedience to the	6
the commissioners of parliament	6
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to return to our	6
of so much blood	6
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the priviledges of parliament	6
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them in this foregoing	6
and peace of england	6
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letter sent from general	6
at their close order	6
you shall see them	6
profession of a souldier	6
offensive arms of a	6
declaration of the commander	6
messenger to your lordship	6
then command them to	6
ought to be an	6
of horse of three	6
the peace of these	6
to give to the	6
pas sampled and proofread	6
with the assistance of	6
and files to their	6
many of the most	6
put upon the parliament	6
and respective regiments and	6
as you shall see	6
to a legal dissolution	6
letters c b d	6
the army in scotland	6
them to give fire	6
to charge to the	6
i bless the lord	6
peace and settlement of	6
the three ranks of	6
printed by christopher higgins	6
the parliament of england	6
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the head of each	6
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of foot ought to	6
the body of the	6
john pas text and	6
at the head of	6
that many sober people	6
right and left hand	6
some observations concerning the	6
declaration of his excellency	6
with the figures and	6
an hundred and eighty	6
horse in a day	6
that wing of horse	6
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it hath pleased god	6
reer of the pikes	6
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files to their close	6
of his excellencie the	6
a letter from his	6
horse of three hundred	6
a letter sent from	6
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i doubt not but	6
the letters c b	6
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respective regiments and other	6
guard of your army	6
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letters from the lord	6
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to the officers of	6
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john pas sampled and	6
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division of horse in	6
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the flanks of your	6
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general council of officers	5
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the preservation of the	5
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sense of many thousands	4
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favour of charles stuart	4
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the lord generall cromwell	4
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body of the convocation	4
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the lord lambert and	4
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letter from the gentry	4
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the harvard university library	4
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two divisions of horse	4
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your very affectionate friends	4
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of musqueteers in the	4
our earnest seeking god	4
nine thousand horse and	4
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that are to watch	4
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so glorious a cause	4
shall hereby take occasion	4
either in favour of	4
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you are to march	4
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the interest of the	4
of these members having	4
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that as soon as	4
two hundred eighty eight	4
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april next at westminster	4
orders of this parliament	4
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to induce us to	4
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collection of several letters	4
a regiment of horse	4
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of many good men	4
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good understanding between parliament	4
of oxon to his	4
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the parliament or council	4
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them in this following	4
admission of the secluded	4
your body of foot	4
the people will have	4
or any pretended parliamentary	4
him the command of	4
their left legs close	4
you that we shall	4
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address of the members	4
those musqueteers which did	4
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in chief in scotland	4
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the future settlement and	4
other acts and ordinances	4
leave us as a	4
the parliament the day	4
of state be known	4
some observations for the	4
civilwar no a declaration	4
have nothing more at	4
defensive arms of a	4
not be able to	4
officers to general monck	4
at breda in holland	4
acts and ordinances of	4
of the general council	4
wherein this addresse was	4
their leaders right legs	4
his direction and assistance	4
hath made us free	4
humble and faithful servant	4
will be pleased to	4
this figure marked with	4
orders of this present	4
sent in a letter	4
touching his present actings	4
to know how to	4
the government into successive	4
to issue writs for	4
this addresse was sent	4
be so far from	4
shall not be longer	4
proceedings in this manner	4
other officers to general	4
present state of things	4
the grace of god	4
corners of the division	4
and as we are	4
his loving subjects of	4
to have a special	4
and some directions for	4
fight at sea on	4
letter of his excellencie	4
and sent by mr	4
contrary to the nature	4
ships under his command	4
of the officers here	4
we cannot but observe	4
siefring sampled and proofread	4
huber sampled and proofread	4
ought to be careful	4
declaration of the generals	4
for the making of	4
read in parliament jan	4
left hand files of	4
representative of the whole	4
that a part of	4
acquiescence with us herein	4
the good of his	4
of all such sales	4
of god hath made	4
to you in the	4
also of all the	4
commander in chief in	4
that i could not	4
officers of the ships	4
the governour ought to	4
in the sight of	4
the consequence of the	4
service to you all	4
pleasure of the parliament	4
the providence of god	4
declaration be forthwith printed	4
free so to act	4
of the council of	4
occasioned by a late	4
the particulars of all	4
the word of god	4
shall never be found	4
those that undertake a	4
for the raising of	4
with effusion of blood	4
and as we have	4
published by sound of	4
with some proposals lately	4
the parliaments army under	4
humbly interpose with the	4
parliament shall not be	4
general monck touching the	4
and affection towards the	4
the charge of any	4
the number of prisoners	4
contrary to their trust	4
arms of a musqueteer	4
commonwealth of england having	4
extract out of a	4
future settlement and peace	4
to make disturbance of	4
and houses in ireland	4
broken and divided people	4
oxon to his excellency	4
if you have any	4
and young men inhabiting	4
ordered by his excellency	4
beginning to the end	4
persons shall hereby take	4
excellencies letter unto the	4
of parliament at london	4
then you ought to	4
ordered by the parliament	4
necessities of our affairs	4
facilitate the raising of	4
you in the maintenance	4
conclude nothing so safe	4
the nature of the	4
which would not otherwise	4
the divisions of musqueteers	4
shall see them in	4
touching the king of	4
you ought to give	4
to lead them down	4
so unfaithful to god	4
which they so lately	4
to take god to	4
each souldier ought to	4
cannot be consistent with	4
the university of oxford	4
parliament may be speedily	4
of justice and true	4
men in these nations	4
the king of scots	4
it was sent in	4
in the discharge of	4
and declaration be forthwith	4
it cannot be consistent	4
the kingdom of england	4
hereby take occasion to	4
conversion a declaration of	4
towards the people of	4
both sides from the	4
only way for the	4
to bring us to	4
and the officers and	4
and i doubt not	4
as we do not	4
to the gentlemen of	4
to the council of	4
expressed in the enclosed	4
of the kingdom of	4
of tendernesse and affection	4
would not otherwise have	4
in the first place	4
shoulders of the musqueteers	4
dispositions of lands and	4
understanding between parliament and	4
induce us to this	4
up close to the	4
for his direction and	4
gentry of devon dated	4
letter from divers of	4
convene on the twentieth	4
a share of the	4
maintenance of those ends	4
to send up an	4
and service to you	4
shewing the only way	4
the clock in the	4
after our earnest seeking	4
longer than absolute necessity	4
to a letter with	4
the pleasure of the	4
be put to death	4
by generall monck to	4
glory of god and	4
the officers in chief	4
with all the expedition	4
of parliament in ireland	4
from the force of	4
all the late bloody	4
be called upon a	4
commanded to charge to	4
as we are confident	4
divers of the gentry	4
so to act by	4
i take god to	4
submit to a free	4
that i have nothing	4
for the right honourable	4
we shall ever remain	4
any other pretended authority	4
might prevent so great	4
and to engage the	4
or any other persons	4
doubt not but the	4
wing a thomason e	4
sides from the beginning	4
of ground between the	4
be known in that	4
judith siefring text and	4
bloody fight at sea	4
some observations shewing how	4
in and about london	4
declaration and speech of	4
in the same order	4
resolution to send col	4
and leave us as	4
government into successive parliaments	4
of foot in a	4
all means of tendernesse	4
young men inhabiting in	4
a declaration of general	4
of the two ranks	4
and humbly interpose with	4
am none of those	4
parliament the day before	4
god hath made us	4
a letter from divers	4
of the people for	4
least motive to induce	4
that we might facilitate	4
might facilitate the raising	4
and earnest desires of	4
the parliament and the	4
thousands of the well	4
foot on the flanks	4
general monck unto the	4
ranks of musqueteers in	4
three ranks of musqueteers	4
of musqueteers of the	4
from divers of the	4
to the reverend and	4
that the parliament may	4
musquets over their leaders	4
others of the county	4
on the one flank	4
honourable the lord mayor	4
and cause to be	4
and the body of	4
be consistent with the	4
the two first ranks	4
for the future settlement	4
that we may have	4
of the convocation in	4
the continuing of our	4
to the putting the	4
the people for a	4
disturbance of the peace	4
providence of god hath	4
and to issue writs	4
you ought to know	4
declared to the world	4
upon military political affairs	4
pursuance of any of	4
affection towards the people	4
distance of ground between	4
of many thousands of	4
the hand of god	4
act by the old	4
force put upon the	4
of the apprentices and	4
take god to witness	4
we desire to take	4
speech of his excellency	4
used all means of	4
some observations concerning a	4
this speech and declaration	4
the rights of our	4
of the ships under	4
the flanks of an	4
flanks of an army	4
lately sent to him	4
the present parliament now	4
to submit to a	4
the blessing of god	4
council of state be	4
having given us full	4
repeal any of the	4
the settlement of these	4
by the pikes from	4
from a gentleman of	4
goodson to be communicated	4
of your acquiescence with	4
in this following figure	4
that i am none	4
true relation of the	4
these members having given	4
command an officer to	4
march with your army	4
loving subjects of the	4
are confident the present	4
upon the foundations of	4
to all the world	4
friends to a free	4
to adhere to you	4
must have a care	4
foot to fight amongst	4
of the many endeavours	4
siefring text and markup	4
desire to take god	4
with the number of	4
and ordinances of this	4
a broken and divided	4
their session in parliament	4
for the keeping of	4
declaration of the county	4
then command the other	4
his declaration to all	4
the convocation in the	4
the nations peaceably to	4
be speedily restored to	4
subscribe the representation and	4
of lands and houses	4
we have nothing more	4
the ships under his	4
return to our old	4
concerning the late dissolution	4
admiral goodson to be	4
a collection of several	4
on the right hand	4
that we have no	4
and the two left	4
in our station observe	4
out of a letter	4
the name of the	4
b c d e	4
cause to be observed	4
to this way of	4
list of the losse	4
take occasion to make	4
it falleth out so	4
convocation in the university	4
and the portcullises thereof	4
body of your army	4
the satisfaction of the	4
means of a happy	4
desires of many good	4
your most humble and	4
the right honorable william	4
of this present parliament	4
speaker of the parliament	4
monck in answer to	4
in the art military	4
any pretended parliamentary authority	4
of england having used	4
parliament by their own	4
it was not the	4
right honorable william lenthall	4
a late letter from	4
xml conversion a declaration	4
god for his direction	4
be ignorant of the	4
nine or ten persons	4
of the generals at	4
at the cost of	4
judith siefring sampled and	4
desire you to secure	4
for the security of	4
the apprentices and young	4
souldiers under our commands	4
the two last ranks	4
of original in the	4
honorable william lenthall esquire	4
a quarter of a	4
your excellencies most humble	4
otherwise have been done	4
more at this time	4
declaration to all his	4
such sales and dispositions	4
file of musqueteers to	4
the command of an	4
sea on thursday and	4
send up an officer	4
to engage the nations	4
parliament or council of	4
thousand horse and foot	4
dated at caldstreame dec	4
you in the continuing	4
the putting the government	4
that you may be	4
but since the providence	4
foundations of justice and	4
proposals lately sent to	4
the four corners of	4
men inhabiting in the	4
we have thought it	4
and seamen of the	4
up of the house	4
horse and foot that	4
the truest friends to	4
of several letters and	4
take away all just	4
the late great sea	4
present parliament now sitting	4
you to send up	4
and that you have	4
letter from a gentleman	4
lambert and other officers	4
all such sales and	4
command of an army	4
the sense of many	4
of a happy peace	4
an account of your	4
to the officers and	4
with the perpetual sitting	4
writs for a future	4
account of your acquiescence	4
representation of the apprentices	4
the discharge of their	4
the writs may be	4
musqueteers on the right	4
the nature of such	4
you cannot be ignorant	4
army in a day	4
an haven or river	4
of the english nation	4
monck an account of	4
letter unto the gentry	4
and to take away	4
that they shall be	4
officers and souldiers under	4
earnest desires of many	4
horse ought to have	4
the declaration and speech	4
many good men in	4
that we shall ever	4
of the people of	4
and speech of his	4
that we might prevent	4
a thomason e estc	4
the one half of	4
of original in huntington	4
you to secure them	4
the left hand file	4
in answer to his	4
of the three nations	4
your army will be	4
it is most necessary	4
your acquiescence with us	4
ranks of the three	4
then ought you to	4
of the late great	4
to him from them	4
which that we might	4
up to be printed	4
made us free at	4
the well affected people	4
resolve with the assistance	4
when they come to	4
england having used all	4
enemies division of horse	4
observations shewing how necessary	4
by or in pursuance	4
be able to make	4
shewing how necessary it	4
to wait upon you	4
the opinion of the	4
and each division of	4
the one written by	4
the way of duty	4
the greatest part of	4
their right legs within	4
thursday and friday last	4
nothing so safe to	4
that this speech and	4
is not the least	4
being contrary to the	4
relation of the late	4
to the secluded members	4
no a declaration of	4
so we shall in	4
monck unto the lord	4
and the preservation of	4
the army at london	4
between parliament and army	4
with a division of	4
to all his loving	4
have sent this messenger	4
away all just jealousies	4
being free so to	4
left hand file of	4
made by or in	4
means of tendernesse and	4
in the university of	4
captains under their command	4
answer to his excellencies	4
they not being free	4
to secure publick interest	4
when you come to	4
filling up of the	4
be drawn into a	4
into five equal parts	4
left legs close up	4
freeholders and seamen of	4
apprentices and young men	4
of devon dated at	4
order in rank and	4
under his command to	4
us as a broken	4
perpetual sitting of these	4
ought to be from	4
lose so glorious a	4
late bloody fight at	4
the reverend and honourable	4
we shall joyn with	4
a part of the	4
in order to these	4
the file of musqueteers	4
in the continuing of	4
in the maintenance of	4
a train of artillery	4
letter with some proposals	4
you will certainly conclude	4
good men in these	4
of four and twenty	4
the army in england	4
and welfare of this	4
just jealousies from you	4
the late dissolution of	4
members having given us	4
thousand to ten thousand	4
present their musquets over	4
general must be careful	4
the present state of	4
a body of foot	4
lands and houses in	4
and do expect your	4
given us full assurance	4
unto the lord lambert	4
hath pleased god to	4
and other officers to	4
truest friends to a	4
this parliament by their	4
was sent in a	4
putting the government into	4
late letter from the	4
issue writs for a	4
commissioners of parliament in	4
a general must be	4
upon the question by	4
as may secure our	4
late great sea fight	4
brigades both of horse	4
addresse was sent up	4
declaration of general monck	4
speaker to the right	4
consistent with the perpetual	4
of a letter from	4
arms against the parliament	4
one written by generall	4
of such a government	4
not be longer than	4
monck touching the king	4
regiments both of horse	4
by a late letter	4
to the members of	4
of horse in a	4
not repeal any of	4
government of these nations	4
most of these members	4
to lose so glorious	4
of the well affected	4
some proposals lately sent	4
expressing the sense of	4
his command to subscribe	4
superscribed to the right	4
as a broken and	4
not act according to	4
with a list of	4
that it cannot be	4
interests both civil and	4
hand of the division	4
which it hath pleased	4
of april next at	4
of the right hand	4
the quiet and welfare	4
his excellencies letter unto	4
c d e f	4
run into blood and	4
and if any dis	4
at sea on thursday	4
order to a legal	4
do resolve with the	4
chancelour and the body	4
have thought it our	4
the commanders and officers	4
with you in the	4
two files of musqueteers	4
occasion to make disturbance	4
question by the parliament	4
command to subscribe the	4
rampier of the town	4
shall joyn with you	4
that their session in	4
that tenderness of conscience	4
the force of the	4
the cost of so	4
the pikes marked with	4
engage the nations peaceably	4
commissioners of the admiralty	4
visible means of a	4
all other acts and	4
which they enjoyed on	4
peaceably to submit to	4
observations upon military political	4
enemies wing of horse	4
mo a wing l	4
to push of pike	4
to act by the	4
that they shall have	4
shall in our station	4
way for the future	4
the gentry of the	4
two left hand files	4
of composure of affairs	4
inhabiting in the city	4
not otherwise have been	4
monck to the commissioners	4
will certainly conclude nothing	4
the late bloody fight	4
state be known in	4
safe to secure publick	4
twenty files of musqueteers	4
officer to lead them	4
are in the front	4
original in huntington library	4
the captains under their	4
sent up to be	4
three divisions of horse	4
full representative of the	4
dissolution of the parliament	4
and the people will	4
commanders and officers of	4
them in the foregoing	4
having used all means	4
make disturbance of the	4
for a future full	4
from the beginning to	4
sitting of these members	4
all just jealousies from	4
dated at leicester ian	4
lord general monck in	4
head of each regiment	4
hundred and eighty in	4
us to a settlement	4
adhere to you in	4
from the gentry of	4
in favour of charles	4
which also relates to	4
we shall in our	4
good of these nations	4
so safe to secure	4
of general monck touching	4
motive to induce us	4
as to lose so	4
in pursuance of any	4
likewise the number of	4
a letter agreed unto	4
certainly conclude nothing so	4
an extract out of	4
in the foregoing figure	4
an officer to lead	4
was not the least	4
vice admiral goodson to	4
cannot be ignorant of	4
a gentleman of quality	4
ought to have two	4
on both sides from	4
to march with your	4
their own free consents	4
unanimous representation of the	4
his court at breda	4
step forwards with their	4
several letters and declarations	4
of the secluded members	4
or any other pretended	4
the beginning to the	4
communicated to the commanders	4
the lord general cromvvell	4
they enjoyed on the	4
of all the late	4
forwards with their left	4
seamen of the county	4
a letter from gen	4
continuing of our dear	4
affection to the parliament	4
draw the rest of	4
be to fight on	4
be ordered to put	3
desire you would be	3
the main body of	3
yet they are not	3
yet we could desire	3
that the same spirit	3
which i shall ever	3
from answering the expected	3
the most honourable george	3
the just maintenance of	3
of the army you	3
and when the officer	3
words of command which	3
to our utmost hazard	3
quarter of a mile	3
for this good old	3
a readiness to receive	3
people are much grieved	3
flanks of your army	3
chief of us did	3
of the present heats	3
hand of our gracious	3
of the army have	3
to the great dissatisfaction	3
army that is imbattelled	3
ordered to put the	3
set down in this	3
have been committed in	3
van trump to murther	3
which the generality of	3
should answer their desires	3
observe that many of	3
we have no intentions	3
to the magnanimous and	3
that concerns some of	3
if you should answer	3
charge to their right	3
that divers members of	3
answer thereunto by general	3
and solemnly acknowledged as	3
that candid reception from	3
letters b c d	3
we clearly see the	3
of parliament at their	3
suspition of your perpetuation	3
i have no more	3
list of what dutch	3
they are not fully	3
we must therefore make	3
ought to be two	3
magnanimous and truly excellent	3
the lord upon our	3
chargeable and bloody war	3
way then will be	3
but newly delivered from	3
a wing l thomason	3
representation and petition presented	3
force to be offered	3
excellencies most humble servants	3
and therefore it is	3
been actually in arms	3
of heart we do	3
grievances of the citizens	3
was sent to vice	3
upon this city in	3
army you were interrupted	3
resentments we have of	3
generall that this speech	3
with two other letters	3
of this commonwealth upon	3
to have in your	3
done after this manner	3
the admiralty sitting at	3
no other probable expedient	3
in the late wars	3
necessary it is for	3
it be possible to	3
chief hand in your	3
are much more ready	3
from as high crimes	3
every musqueteer in the	3
and that of those	3
it will receive your	3
resolution to his wife	3
this good old cause	3
do now hereby declare	3
better wait for your	3
is much in expectation	3
fears from the premises	3
part of the venome	3
is killed by a	3
you in the pursuance	3
they ought to be	3
by a tedious march	3
command the two last	3
absolute necessity will require	3
acted in that illegal	3
right legs within the	3
witness against such proceedings	3
duty rather to mourn	3
the pursuance of what	3
not so publickly and	3
wounded on our side	3
a king over us	3
cannot but witness against	3
by you in the	3
two armies of england	3
rest of his provisions	3
their close order in	3
small pricks marked with	3
that god hath put	3
and he must be	3
to present before you	3
will in the end	3
are much grieved at	3
they intend to do	3
are apt to doubt	3
by filling up your	3
be to manifest your	3
six ranks of musqueteers	3
and souldiers under our	3
move up close to	3
and encouragement of the	3
petition presented to the	3
we expect the blessing	3
the security of the	3
we hope that the	3
are those who lately	3
in matter of war	3
civil and military imployments	3
council of the city	3
which they are to	3
here set down for	3
humble request to you	3
laws of the land	3
different principles from us	3
we do remember and	3
for a free parliament	3
to stand by and	3
of doing gods work	3
this is that which	3
do expect your cheerful	3
we could desire that	3
and to be ready	3
members of your house	3
divisions of pikes marked	3
most conscientious and sober	3
just desires as the	3
for doing the same	3
as that it may	3
such who in the	3
then command the four	3
ought to send out	3
admission of the formerly	3
did give an assurance	3
excellencies letter to the	3
parliaments of their own	3
see them placed in	3
set down for the	3
to cut off his	3
the said vote in	3
in the mean time	3
your divisions of foot	3
without a strange confidence	3
men from serving under	3
he ought not to	3
the beginning of the	3
in your late interruption	3
ready to pursue your	3
who have been actually	3
and the nation are	3
first rank of musqueteers	3
premises that concerns some	3
from wishing the ruine	3
the suspition of your	3
it may be done	3
of musqueteers to turn	3
consent of the people	3
not without their agents	3
files of pikes of	3
just maintenance from ministers	3
that the time hastens	3
i wish i could	3
written by the most	3
the taking of towns	3
were slain and wounded	3
the generality of the	3
provoke the parliament to	3
you must have a	3
and we fear that	3
be found still to	3
printed in the year	3
grief of heart we	3
design any thing that	3
of the parliaments commissioners	3
the blessing of the	3
consent of the commander	3
candid reception from them	3
musqueteer in the second	3
the horrid designe of	3
parliament doth approve of	3
pikes are commanded to	3
either armies proceeding any	3
is intrenched before a	3
union between the two	3
have made the least	3
no foot to fight	3
not fully represented in	3
many sober people are	3
to defend themselves against	3
conversion a letter to	3
of them do seek	3
from sir arthur haslerigg	3
are but newly delivered	3
think it a duty	3
these are our thoughts	3
james mutlow james emerson	3
an army upon a	3
st nicolas clerk of	3
establishment of the peace	3
succession of parliaments of	3
well able to defend	3
that the grand cause	3
but there shall be	3
the speaker to be	3
enemy be able to	3
and executed your late	3
in the nation is	3
divers members of your	3
comes fresh into our	3
at the same time	3
probable expedient whereby to	3
in that great city	3
seeing no other probable	3
would lament over the	3
any further in their	3
in a free parliament	3
of the army there	3
n r p s	3
command those musqueteers which	3
having presented you with	3
lord generall that this	3
did turn to their	3
flank of each division	3
beget a good understanding	3
four files of musqueteers	3
letter be forthwith printed	3
and we must not	3
and a good stiff	3
forward to promote the	3
fit to acquaint you	3
horse and foot for	3
and there is no	3
the letters c and	3
the discharge of your	3
palpable breach of engagements	3
each flank of each	3
the letters m k	3
and four and twenty	3
if a governour of	3
hundred forty four men	3
have your divisions of	3
to joyne in that	3
of your best friends	3
wars betwixt king and	3
we do not remember	3
there shall be a	3
the right honourable william	3
which must be done	3
notwithstanding colonel lambert hath	3
but here you must	3
we must not silence	3
a general ought carefully	3
lately presented to you	3
and given great advantage	3
in relation to the	3
be issued forth by	3
will not scruple at	3
that this parliament may	3
was lately presented to	3
to any single person	3
and are not without	3
good use for the	3
make use of it	3
and command them to	3
that are to fight	3
officers that belong to	3
would proceed to issue	3
within shot of your	3
of conscience which will	3
that we shall run	3
the number of what	3
agents in print to	3
of our gracious god	3
by the scottish lords	3
do sit in the	3
yet we perceive that	3
greatest part of the	3
that the answer to	3
body of foot in	3
lay to heart these	3
formerly renowned for their	3
to stay about the	3
command the two first	3
your and our hands	3
between the parliament and	3
an army in a	3
flanks of the van	3
are pleased to intimate	3
battel ought to have	3
pleased god to dis	3
and of dangerous consequence	3
division of the enemies	3
ought to die for	3
selves desire you would	3
understanding in that great	3
we have declared for	3
any new oath to	3
of good use for	3
instrumental in your return	3
will be taken away	3
in the three nations	3
to have your divisions	3
in answer to the	3
yet he seemeth to	3
blessing of the lord	3
arthur evelin john streater	3
an oath to endanger	3
of conscience may have	3
distracted condition of this	3
your utmost endeavours may	3
prosecution of your late	3
hubblethorne leonard litcot tho	3
two other letters from	3
we hope it will	3
no a letter to	3
that is able to	3
at the root of	3
utmost endeavours may be	3
of those ends expressed	3
opposition to any single	3
we humbly crave leave	3
you have promised and	3
is at this hour	3
by the grace of	3
nicolas clerk of the	3
a long time groaned	3
asserting the freedoms of	3
of nine or ten	3
godly from their maintenance	3
they are not without	3
for it is a	3
expect the blessing of	3
distributions and dispositions of	3
hazard and power been	3
which will not scruple	3
the most visible means	3
our fears from the	3
half of your horsemen	3
to provoke the parliament	3
for the setting out	3
sheltered by the pikes	3
proceed to issue forth	3
therefore we humbly crave	3
of the army of	3
to his excellence the	3
and the division of	3
a letter from both	3
is a list of	3
without their agents in	3
army do take order	3
seemeth to be winked	3
put into your hands	3
we are not ignorant	3
in urging our fears	3
the stationers hall according	3
setting out of their	3
so for the present	3
the next english garrison	3
blood in opposition to	3
into the parliament house	3
found still to breath	3
to be an instrument	3
to the glory of	3
serving under you in	3
most visible means of	3
the grand cause of	3
hereby declare the resentments	3
honoured and dear friends	3
we are in some	3
make this our main	3
was no king in	3
the last rank of	3
of confirmation of all	3
spirit will be found	3
ought to be in	3
and we entreat you	3
yet the people will	3
sent from sir arthur	3
our just desires as	3
sober people are much	3
both in church and	3
a pair of bandaliers	3
the prosecution of your	3
with grief of heart	3
remember and would lament	3
and i am confident	3
to charge the enemies	3
of engagements in this	3
not be thought to	3
of all true english	3
thomas st nicolas clerk	3
and nations in generall	3
at the same strength	3
ought to be sub	3
you have declared your	3
parliaments army under my	3
the resolve of the	3
filling up your number	3
that you would conclude	3
we perceive that there	3
army upon a march	3
that your signal indulgence	3
observe that divers members	3
persons against the one	3
you have declared for	3
act of confirmation of	3
it our duty as	3
willcox sampled and proofread	3
give an assurance thereof	3
we may the better	3
in civil and military	3
on each flank of	3
therefore make this our	3
have assurance that they	3
rest of the forces	3
full and free concurrence	3
that which the generality	3
your enemy be able	3
never better satisfied in	3
honorable the parliament of	3
shall stand by you	3
be of good use	3
of either armies proceeding	3
that there are those	3
and truly excellent generall	3
still to breath amongst	3
possible to be done	3
wherein is a list	3
the body of your	3
these three following battels	3
general ought to be	3
resolved by the grace	3
flank of the division	3
much in expectation of	3
by the just hand	3
we are constrained for	3
their agents in print	3
must therefore make this	3
renowned for their resolute	3
on the enemies horse	3
formerly secluded members into	3
may have the better	3
so publickly and solemnly	3
at this hour so	3
and what proportion of	3
of the formerly secluded	3
be a king over	3
for the establishing of	3
were taken and sunk	3
satisfaction of all true	3
mosse william farley arthur	3
confirmation of all such	3
the names of our	3
the least part of	3
the first ranks of	3
m k n r	3
k n r p	3
for the preservation of	3
wish i could not	3
to the last drop	3
at in rank and	3
the kingdom of christ	3
you in asserting the	3
printed by speciall order	3
no king in israel	3
slain and wounded on	3
heart we do remember	3
by the old writs	3
a free and full	3
foot be to fight	3
by this means your	3
of this great city	3
therefore we should think	3
been instrumental in your	3
and doubt not but	3
the day of battel	3
the parliament to enforce	3
than absolute necessity will	3
as to continue the	3
to advance upon a	3
of the whole commonwealth	3
you would be punctual	3
the parliament doth approve	3
to go out of	3
councel of the city	3
much grieved at it	3
other letters from persons	3
for the publick good	3
parliament of the common	3
to fight with him	3
you and the whole	3
four corners of the	3
in keeping engagements already	3
most forward to promote	3
huber text and markup	3
put into your and	3
your cheerful concurrence with	3
with the letters hiklmnopqrs	3
to the lord president	3
god and nature hath	3
our brethren in england	3
lambert hath onely the	3
great dissatisfaction of your	3
which we communicate to	3
letter of the same	3
general ought carefully to	3
but also such who	3
i hope you will	3
far as possibly we	3
to the peace of	3
the people and our	3
and present their musquets	3
and the defence of	3
the distracted condition of	3
day of battel on	3
confidence to precipitate men	3
the county of lincolne	3
now hereby declare the	3
are a division of	3
under you in civil	3
dutch ships were taken	3
shall speedily receive encouragement	3
a list of what	3
for your full and	3
letter from both the	3
our proceedings in this	3
and of danger to	3
of the admiralty sitting	3
armies proceeding any further	3
power been instrumental in	3
soon as they are	3
emerson joseph witter dennis	3
you by an oath	3
must not forget to	3
that this letter be	3
to fight with your	3
and a prohibition of	3
enough in the late	3
the subsistence of the	3
seem principally to desire	3
clerk of the parliament	3
conscientious and sober sort	3
the too palpable breach	3
late orders in relation	3
stand by you in	3
provisions for your army	3
conscience which will not	3
be observed by all	3
free concurrence to these	3
figured with the letters	3
you shall speedily receive	3
live in the hope	3
upon a march to	3
joyne in that design	3
from aboard the resolution	3
after a chargeable and	3
the rest of his	3
ground of our undertaking	3
for a king shewing	3
the vindication of the	3
scruple at treachery it	3
do take order that	3
to exclude many of	3
conscience may have its	3
an oath upon the	3
of the same date	3
doubt not but your	3
this great price that	3
actually in arms against	3
those divisions of horse	3
the speedy filling up	3
we are far from	3
at treachery it self	3
of the forces under	3
no intentions or purposes	3
forth by friday next	3
to fight amongst the	3
desires as the most	3
seek to justifie themselves	3
then command those musqueteers	3
of the most conscientious	3
the answer to this	3
too palpable breach of	3
much the more ingenuous	3
and gates of the	3
text in the d	3
conclude upon due and	3
they seem principally to	3
division of pikes of	3
to keep the nation	3
wishing the ruine of	3
any thing that may	3
of your remaining trust	3
hand flank of the	3
to promote the said	3
danger to the common	3
parliament may be excluded	3
and charge their enemy	3
promote the said design	3
the lord generall that	3
your perpetuation will be	3
we must not forget	3
his line of circumvolation	3
so lately hazarded to	3
perpetuation will be taken	3
i shall ever acknowledge	3
are not without their	3
of an army ought	3
proceeding any further in	3
the success of the	3
the pikes from the	3
so far from answering	3
we have observed and	3
of the gates and	3
as we hope it	3
ought to have their	3
duty as to continue	3
letters m k n	3
we finde no expedient	3
contrary to our expectation	3
do not remember any	3
christian answer thereunto by	3
ends expressed in the	3
cromwell and his confederates	3
of the next english	3
far from answering the	3
officers in the army	3
of your perpetuation will	3
gentry of the county	3
would be opened in	3
declared your intended dissolution	3
own the interest of	3
ingenuous in their professed	3
troubled that some as	3
the more ingenuous in	3
the parliament of the	3
in the former figure	3
musqueteers in the reer	3
the rampier of the	3
horse from ninety to	3
being a breach of	3
speaker to be communicated	3
prohibition of either armies	3
side of the pikes	3
truly excellent generall monk	3
regard we find that	3
close order in rank	3
us did give an	3
commissioners for the army	3
stationers hall according to	3
of many of the	3
pretence of doing gods	3
with the figures of	3
wait for your full	3
joseph witter dennis pepper	3
in all these wars	3
they will not own	3
to the settlement of	3
your armies do live	3
find continued in the	3
to draw the rest	3
speedily receive encouragement and	3
the ordnance ought to	3
you and the nation	3
the council of officers	3
governor of the next	3
make this humble request	3
ought to have swine	3
the army of this	3
the hope and expectation	3
pretence is permitted to	3
henry vane upon bare	3
forcing away of many	3
have observed and executed	3
the posts and chains	3
to convene on the	3
there you ought to	3
there was no king	3
as one of the	3
as possibly we may	3
have to our utmost	3
hastens wherein you have	3
high crimes as have	3
and his people in	3
to the end of	3
was acted upon this	3
with the rest of	3
to charge to their	3
but we observe that	3
interrupted and forceably secluded	3
colonel lambert hath onely	3
in the following figure	3
signifying great hopes of	3
declare the resentments we	3
approve of what the	3
that the parliament doth	3
of battel on the	3
which of late would	3
to go through with	3
the ruine of any	3
you in civil and	3
that there are dangerous	3
and six in rank	3
the left hand of	3
struck at the root	3
given great advantage to	3
at the beginning of	3
fear that many sober	3
keeping engagements already taken	3
that are appointed to	3
the people and your	3
into union with england	3
first ranks of the	3
of some officers of	3
that belong to the	3
at their meeting there	3
away of many of	3
imbattelled in great divisions	3
may have the glory	3
of danger to the	3
th century a r	3
and petition presented to	3
of these nations in	3
have mony to pay	3
least part of the	3
the government of these	3
the freedoms of our	3
run in confusion again	3
as to be so	3
the present heats and	3
into your and our	3
original in the bodleian	3
you with our fears	3
print to palliate their	3
receive your favourable interpretation	3
other probable expedient whereby	3
here and in scotland	3
our selves desire you	3
of the whole nations	3
and interessed persons there	3
the nation is much	3
your return to your	3
the resolves and answer	3
that he be ordered	3
to a happy union	3
fight as it was	3
killed by a great	3
number of what men	3
through the blessing of	3
the army you were	3
commands so far as	3
the lusts of men	3
the county of northampton	3
of the most godly	3
some danger of returning	3
close to the first	3
their leaders heads in	3
for the safety of	3
know one the other	3
also such who in	3
their orders from the	3
divisions of horse to	3
issued forth by friday	3
by the parliament that	3
so evident and pressing	3
higgs john clark capts	3
could desire that your	3
and seeing no other	3
wait upon you in	3
committed in this nation	3
with nine thousand horse	3
which is imbattelled in	3
are not actually disabled	3
upon which we cannot	3
to continue the usual	3
cheerful concurrence with us	3
are much better than	3
cannot but still own	3
our duty as to	3
and sober sort of	3
even with the pikes	3
we may have the	3
some of different principles	3
you would proceed to	3
by the assistance of	3
are troubled that some	3
admiralty sitting at whitehall	3
people and your armies	3
over the too palpable	3
there must be a	3
forces under our commands	3
guards for the safety	3
the people of these	3
that they will not	3
the nation in peace	3
by cromwell and his	3
to secure him from	3
as have been committed	3
new oath to be	3
what men were slain	3
winning of a battel	3
with the engagement taken	3
the letters a and	3
acted upon this city	3
which the people and	3
a farther act of	3
will not own the	3
such who were active	3
this parliament may be	3
a strange confidence to	3
army of this commonwealth	3
in the pursuance of	3
cannot but observe that	3
signal indulgence to late	3
we have of our	3
take order that the	3
the just hand of	3
here declare unto you	3
with the letters abcdefg	3
that of those who	3
and power been instrumental	3
then the governour ought	3
lord president of the	3
grand cause of the	3
are impeached of treason	3
return to the discharge	3
the distributions and dispositions	3
mourn over the same	3
long time groaned under	3
so much the more	3
from serving under you	3
which we cannot but	3
rather to mourn over	3
as it might be	3
of england and scotland	3
the bottom of your	3
yet do sit in	3
for a general to	3