trigram

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trigram	frequency
marked with the	139
early english books	130
english books online	109
the lord general	74
ought to be	72
division of horse	69
lord general monck	67
of the army	67
his excellency the	65
excellency the lord	63
with the letters	62
this text has	57
ought to have	57
according to the	54
to his excellency	53
you ought to	51
of these nations	51
the rest of	51
divisions of horse	50
ranks of musqueteers	48
early works to	48
horse and foot	46
a letter from	45
of the people	45
rest of the	44
with the letter	44
be able to	41
officers of the	41
of horse and	40
and the officers	39
of an army	38
text creation partnership	38
of the work	38
sampled and proofread	38
turn to their	37
keying and markup	37
each division of	37
and xml conversion	36
in the english	36
above is co	36
text is available	36
this keyboarded and	36
markup reviewed and	36
to be communicated	36
encoded text transcribed	36
encoded edition of	36
work described above	36
i text is	36
scanned from microfilm	36
online text creation	36
available for reuse	36
the text can	36
images scanned from	36
terms of creative	36
for keying and	36
assigned for keying	36
of creative commons	36
institutions providing financial	36
providing financial support	36
books online text	36
coded from proquest	36
this phase i	36
to the terms	36
the terms of	36
the early english	36
for commercial purposes	36
and coded from	36
keyboarded and encoded	36
by the institutions	36
to the early	36
without asking permission	36
described above is	36
and markup reviewed	36
all without asking	36
even for commercial	36
the work described	36
financial support to	36
the institutions providing	36
tcp assigned for	36
pfs batch review	36
can be copied	36
is available for	36
keyed and coded	36
text and markup	36
text can be	36
on the flanks	36
distributed and performed	36
proquest page images	36
reviewed and edited	36
iv tiff page	36
support to the	36
and encoded edition	36
text transcribed from	36
from proquest page	36
edition of the	36
owned by the	36
phase i text	36
kb of xml	36
aim at restoring	35
of the tcp	35
aim at making	35
the tcp digital	35
the text more	35
of a text	35
easier to read	35
enriched version of	35
has been tokenized	35
annotated with morphadorner	35
walks of life	35
many walks of	35
standard spellings that	35
the officers of	35
r in the	35
text more computationally	35
and suitable for	35
in a standardized	35
an enriched version	35
meant to publish	35
suitable for network	35
earlyprint project evanston	35
the english short	35
text r in	35
and metadata enrichments	35
amateur and professional	35
that support the	35
spellings that support	35
and linguistically annotated	35
fully proofread approx	35
making the text	35
annotation includes standard	35
and professional end	35
the text the	35
linguistically annotated with	35
standardized format that	35
author or stationer	35
users from many	35
the annotation includes	35
the text has	35
english short title	35
text has not	35
not been fully	35
based collaborative curation	35
professional end users	35
has not been	35
is an enriched	35
format that preserves	35
tokenized and linguistically	35
version of the	35
a standardized format	35
text is an	35
text has been	35
includes standard spellings	35
been tokenized and	35
curation by amateur	35
metadata enrichments aim	35
been fully proofread	35
at restoring the	35
text the author	35
enrichments aim at	35
end users from	35
by amateur and	35
a text in	35
more computationally tractable	35
short title catalog	35
support the display	35
of text r	35
from many walks	35
restoring the text	35
the display of	35
collaborative curation by	35
tcp digital transcription	35
changes aim at	35
changes and metadata	35
display of a	35
textual changes aim	35
that preserves archaic	35
or stationer meant	35
stationer meant to	35
textual changes and	35
this text is	35
at making the	35
text in a	35
preserves archaic forms	35
the author or	35
a division of	34
the division of	34
musqueteers marked with	33
mo a wing	33
digital transcription a	33
a of text	33
to the parliament	33
transcription a of	33
the flanks of	32
to turn to	32
of musqueteers marked	31
one of the	30
to the lord	28
to their right	28
be communicated to	28
under his command	28
of the parliament	28
division of foot	28
communicated to the	27
two divisions of	27
a day of	27
day of battel	27
of your army	27
then command the	27
commander in chief	27
divisions of foot	27
in a day	27
the lord generall	26
part of the	26
the time of	26
letter from the	26
from the lord	25
as you see	25
city of london	24
figure marked with	24
of the division	24
the city of	24
division of pikes	24
to the right	24
to have a	24
of all the	24
of the city	24
of the officers	23
general of the	23
command them to	23
a this text	22
has no known	22
elements at the	22
text has no	22
see them in	22
original in the	22
time of transcription	22
known defects that	22
pikes marked with	22
defects that were	22
the divisions of	22
no known defects	22
recorded as gap	22
as gap elements	22
the lord lambert	22
at the time	22
that were recorded	22
were recorded as	22
gap elements at	22
with the figure	22
their right hands	22
of the pikes	21
and for the	21
xml conversion a	21
the lord fleetwood	21
tiff page image	21
divisions of musqueteers	21
civilwar no a	21
of the county	21
a wing a	20
in order to	20
england and wales	20
with the figures	20
two ranks of	20
estc r this	19
a letter to	19
of this parliament	19
the name of	19
r this keyboarded	19
the peace of	19
must be careful	19
to the rest	19
may be able	19
the officers here	19
the gentry of	19
you see them	19
of the original	18
the officers under	18
of pikes marked	18
the original in	18
of the whole	18
we cannot but	18
reproduction of the	18
lord generall monck	18
the commander in	18
the two divisions	17
the people of	17
that you may	17
an hundred and	17
the county of	17
estc r ocm	17
it is a	17
letter to his	17
politics and government	17
that they may	17
the british library	17
ocm this keyboarded	17
r ocm this	17
settlement of these	17
horse ought to	17
that we may	17
that we shall	17
of the field	17
to give fire	17
the members of	17
of each division	17
and that he	17
the left hand	17
of this nation	16
spi global keyed	16
the government of	16
members of parliament	16
in a readiness	16
files of pikes	16
the glory of	16
declaration of the	16
global keyed and	16
the enemies horse	16
line of circumvolation	16
of horse ought	16
as soon as	16
in the british	16
of the forces	16
they may be	16
to the speaker	16
the right honourable	16
and the rest	15
reproduction of original	15
no a letter	15
or any other	15
in chief of	15
of original in	15
of the foot	15
to be in	15
of horse marked	15
liberties of the	15
of the horse	15
on thomason copy	15
out of the	15
three divisions of	15
annotation on thomason	15
of a this	15
to make a	15
be careful to	15
your divisions of	15
for the same	15
officers under his	15
and to be	15
that you have	15
wing of horse	15
conversion a letter	15
tiff page images	15
council of state	15
duke of a	15
of the members	14
their left hands	14
to their left	14
the forces in	14
it will be	14
of the three	14
horse marked with	14
of musqueteers to	14
both of horse	14
peace of the	14
at this time	14
you in the	14
gentry of devon	14
a declaration of	14
that we have	14
musqueteers in the	14
letter to the	14
the army under	14
a estc r	14
them in this	14
and that you	14
ought to know	14
to the several	14
kingdom or state	14
as well as	14
to the officers	14
four and twenty	14
in the name	14
of his excellency	13
and three deep	13
forces in england	13
other forces in	13
is to be	13
in the van	13
upon a march	13
vindication of the	13
of the nation	13
you are to	13
to the end	13
and other forces	13
that are to	13
hundred in strength	13
to be observed	13
of the same	13
files of musqueteers	13
the right hand	13
rate of defects	13
people of this	13
the rate of	13
in the year	13
you intend to	13
here set down	13
b c d	13
of texts with	13
category of texts	13
several and respective	13
command the two	13
this text in	13
and of the	13
of the town	13
puts this text	13
the two ranks	13
the several and	13
when they are	13
they are to	13
their close order	13
words puts this	13
text in the	13
and respective regiments	13
of the gentry	13
of defects per	13
the letters a	12
the letter a	12
right and left	12
e f g	12
a letter sent	12
them in the	12
fight on the	12
flanks of each	12
first ranks of	12
the council of	12
a general ought	12
printed by john	12
and if you	12
make use of	12
by general monck	12
you are pleased	12
in answer to	12
with your army	12
body of foot	12
scotland and ireland	12
to fight on	12
chief of the	12
of your enemies	12
a letter of	12
wing a estc	12
in the same	12
that they will	12
if it be	12
the number of	12
doubt not but	12
officers and souldiers	12
figured with the	12
some observations concerning	12
mona logarbo text	12
mona logarbo sampled	12
not to be	12
to be an	12
eng great britain	12
a free parliament	12
logarbo text and	12
logarbo sampled and	12
any of the	12
you may be	11
the army in	11
a kingdom or	11
the three divisions	11
with between and	11
of horse of	11
and peace of	11
of such a	11
to be a	11
assistance of god	11
and that the	11
if you have	11
for the future	11
a b c	11
he must be	11
the strength of	11
which is the	11
general ought to	11
guard of your	11
in the front	11
of the enemy	11
of a town	11
a list of	11
the officers and	11
the th of	11
texts with between	11
the people and	11
must be observed	11
it is most	11
excellencie the lord	11
of the lord	11
the commissioners of	11
the way of	11
his excellencie the	11
letters from the	11
the body of	11
that i have	11
as we have	11
presented to his	11
and defects per	11
and that they	11
of the th	11
master of the	11
forces in scotland	11
to be the	11
of god and	11
three hundred in	11
in the way	11
the nature of	11
of the commander	11
between and defects	11
of the ordnance	11
in the nation	11
and to take	10
that which is	10
to the commissioners	10
rich publick treasure	10
a readiness to	10
read in parliament	10
that may be	10
are to be	10
of the peace	10
answer to the	10
and the two	10
a special care	10
the ruine of	10
the secluded members	10
of the divisions	10
arms of a	10
that the lord	10
the interest of	10
commonwealth and protectorate	10
and by the	10
and to the	10
it may be	10
i could not	10
the defence of	10
in the night	10
to your lordship	10
they ought to	10
you will find	10
the assistance of	10
and twenty files	10
of this commonwealth	10
are pleased to	10
aptara keyed and	10
division of musqueteers	10
of the liberties	10
which you have	10
if you be	10
apex covantage keyed	10
in the day	10
ought not to	10
ranks of the	10
of the most	10
so much blood	10
as may be	10
that all the	10
you must be	10
eng england and	10
parliament may be	10
in these nations	10
and subscribed by	10
the three nations	10
they shall be	10
of the country	10
as it was	10
covantage keyed and	10
the liberties of	10
to all the	10
the lord mayor	10
general monck and	10
government of the	10
contrary to the	10
marshal of the	10
priviledges of parliament	10
their right knees	10
the reer of	10
there is no	10
the best way	10
under my command	10
be an hundred	9
generals at sea	9
of the commonwealth	9
in a division	9
many of them	9
may be taken	9
that you would	9
it please your	9
of the enemies	9
that you will	9
according to your	9
a rich publick	9
twenty files of	9
speaker of the	9
what we have	9
of parliament at	9
upon the parliament	9
may it please	9
be communicated unto	9
on the right	9
dear brethren and	9
the musqueteers in	9
may not be	9
in the reer	9
act of parliament	9
d e f	9
communicated unto the	9
reer of the	9
to charge to	9
so long as	9
upon any occasion	9
we do not	9
speech and declaration	9
out of their	9
e estc r	9
the same order	9
and it is	9
is here set	9
that we might	9
the raising of	9
the generals at	9
up of the	9
of the common	9
that part of	9
that the parliament	9
of the aforesaid	9
sent by general	9
they are not	9
gates of the	9
in a free	9
of the said	9
as you shall	9
is a division	9
the letters c	9
there is a	9
the front of	9
there ought to	9
to march with	9
of the two	9
those who have	9
of this instant	9
letters a b	9
be pleased to	9
and the other	9
the parliament of	9
to acquaint you	9
side of the	9
as is here	9
of the fleet	9
for the government	9
the letters d	9
the parliament and	9
upon all occasions	9
bless the lord	9
by the parliament	9
of a souldier	9
in the world	9
hundred and fifty	9
body of the	9
hand file of	9
and as we	9
so far as	9
of the house	9
with all the	9
words of command	9
from general monck	8
which you are	8
strength of horse	8
which is all	8
god and his	8
distance of ground	8
some directions for	8
in the first	8
have a special	8
last ranks of	8
be taken away	8
in vindication of	8
by this means	8
the godly and	8
it be possible	8
captain of the	8
monck and the	8
by act of	8
of those who	8
peace of these	8
the day of	8
file of the	8
that belong to	8
right honourable the	8
ranks and files	8
some certain observations	8
four ranks of	8
will be able	8
for want of	8
the marshal of	8
with his army	8
please your excellency	8
after this manner	8
side of their	8
are to march	8
church and state	8
and dispositions of	8
the whole nation	8
take god to	8
c category of	8
that god hath	8
of the acts	8
dispositions of lands	8
of horse to	8
observations concerning the	8
brethren and fellow	8
to send out	8
of horse be	8
if your strength	8
to have order	8
under our commands	8
of the clock	8
you will be	8
commonwealth of england	8
the satisfaction of	8
c the rate	8
that they shall	8
to a free	8
and settlement of	8
in the army	8
the people will	8
or orders of	8
and his people	8
list of the	8
the c category	8
the preservation of	8
we desire you	8
into the city	8
army under my	8
rank and file	8
directions for the	8
the gates of	8
in the c	8
he ought to	8
to fight with	8
them to be	8
desire you to	8
of the peoples	8
as may secure	8
of these members	8
that they are	8
glory of god	8
ought to give	8
orders of this	8
to you all	8
not the least	8
a single person	8
in rank and	8
army under his	8
foot ought to	8
their ranks and	8
there must be	8
in obedience to	8
an account of	8
if they will	8
by john macock	8
the speaker of	8
we have done	8
will be to	8
your strength of	8
it is very	8
and they are	8
contrary to their	8
this way of	8
to be printed	8
we shall be	8
of the late	8
council of officers	8
front of the	8
of their leaders	8
last letter to	8
the kingdom of	8
horse in a	8
be to fight	8
printed by christopher	8
and one of	8
to do it	8
if you intend	7
i have sent	7
is not so	7
to be careful	7
that it may	7
thomason e estc	7
the general of	7
any such thing	7
train of artillery	7
to know that	7
order to a	7
county of oxon	7
and the souldiers	7
his excellencies letter	7
the presence of	7
for it is	7
of horse in	7
the which i	7
to make use	7
of pikes of	7
it hath pleased	7
of the parliaments	7
i doubt not	7
the letter b	7
and files to	7
to preserve the	7
be observed by	7
they will not	7
charge to the	7
and in the	7
in the late	7
flanks of your	7
of foot in	7
necessary it is	7
declaration of his	7
of those that	7
right hands about	7
and a good	7
upon tuesday the	7
letter of the	7
are to fight	7
to the common	7
the order that	7
most humble servants	7
think fit to	7
monck to the	7
on their right	7
is that which	7
to take away	7
when they shall	7
be in a	7
the commissioners for	7
of three hundred	7
many of the	7
be forthwith printed	7
wing a thomason	7
to the world	7
is such a	7
your army will	7
by their own	7
in this manner	7
to be imbattelled	7
at present from	7
intend to fight	7
when you come	7
flanks of the	7
how necessary it	7
honourable the lord	7
hope we shall	7
obedience to the	7
you shall see	7
as much as	7
vice admiral goodson	7
the beginning of	7
the order of	7
leaders left legs	7
i have no	7
and if they	7
in pursuance of	7
an army upon	7
the right honorable	7
in the house	7
the loss of	7
the declaration of	7
on both sides	7
it was not	7
name of themselves	7
of the english	7
of c the	7
rank of musqueteers	7
the letter d	7
of general monck	7
printed and published	7
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the four ranks	7
hand of the	7
to return to	7
you and the	7
general monck to	7
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they come to	7
be drawn into	7
duke of c	7
of small pricks	7
of their own	7
in church and	7
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forthwith printed and	7
the figure marked	7
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and we shall	7
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the common enemy	7
have in your	7
you have no	7
to their close	7
i am confident	7
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the blessing of	7
the security of	7
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if your enemy	7
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which they have	7
a free state	7
of your enemy	7
the gates and	7
that i shall	7
and the people	7
the command of	7
god to witness	7
to be done	7
and left hands	7
admission of the	7
your enemies horse	7
a general should	7
our just desires	7
dissolution of this	7
wings of horse	7
ought likewise to	7
when they come	7
the good of	7
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to general monck	7
would not be	7
to carry with	7
for a free	7
the discharge of	7
the parliament may	7
musqueteers which are	7
have declared for	7
law of god	7
their leaders left	7
shall not be	7
the nation is	7
people of england	7
all at present	7
in this nation	7
letter of his	7
the right and	7
six ranks of	7
a chief commander	7
to the churches	6
hundred and eighty	6
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i shall not	6
of your horse	6
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file of musqueteers	6
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from the fleet	6
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for a king	6
consent of the	6
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head of each	6
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parliament of england	6
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in scotland and	6
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army that is	6
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regiment of horse	6
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it our duty	6
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one of them	6
before spoken of	6
and that we	6
the shoulders of	6
of the nations	6
blood and treasure	6
the representation and	6
by christopher higgins	6
of foot ought	6
offensive arms of	6
the good people	6
here you must	6
forwards with their	6
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your line of	6
that many sober	6
the first rank	6
by which means	6
the liberty and	6
so we shall	6
i am resolved	6
is very fit	6
your enemy be	6
foot in a	6
that wing of	6
in your return	6
be so much	6
the same strength	6
that can be	6
is one of	6
in the presence	6
you must note	6
on the left	6
of a battel	6
of pikes to	6
these nations in	6
john pas text	6
of the place	6
the offensive arms	6
word of god	6
be taken in	6
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letter sent by	6
put upon the	6
so that it	6
to have their	6
the which is	6
an army that	6
you come to	6
the letter i	6
with the assistance	6
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present from your	6
at their close	6
order must be	6
of the government	6
parliament for the	6
this following figure	6
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to the great	6
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ranks of small	6
the opinion of	6
such a government	6
shoulders of the	6
respective regiments and	6
then command them	6
representation and petition	6
in this undertaking	6
me leave to	6
spiritual and civil	6
in the city	6
the officers in	6
letter from his	6
the success of	6
of his army	6
of a common	6
speaker to the	6
regiments and other	6
commissioners of parliament	6
nine or ten	6
your return to	6
to give to	6
of which they	6
them to the	6
and we do	6
messenger to your	6
of the godly	6
be a king	6
and we desire	6
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to the peace	6
may be speedily	6
a defensive war	6
the letters m	6
commissioners for the	6
the figures and	6
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with your enemy	6
and that in	6
as we do	6
themselves and the	6
and not to	6
that i am	6
are in the	6
of the citizens	6
the former figure	6
will be much	6
publick treasure before	6
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