quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	872
both houses of parliament	438
the house of commons	420
the lords and commons	322
coded from proquest page	273
markup reviewed and edited	273
text can be copied	273
encoded edition of the	273
terms of creative commons	273
work described above is	273
to the early english	273
tcp assigned for keying	273
text is available for	273
text and markup reviewed	273
providing financial support to	273
financial support to the	273
and encoded edition of	273
the work described above	273
the terms of creative	273
described above is co	273
the text can be	273
this keyboarded and encoded	273
encoded text transcribed from	273
i text is available	273
phase i text is	273
and coded from proquest	273
according to the terms	273
all without asking permission	273
assigned for keying and	273
keyed and coded from	273
to the terms of	273
is available for reuse	273
from proquest page images	273
support to the early	273
books online text creation	273
owned by the institutions	273
this phase i text	273
edition of the work	273
and markup reviewed and	273
for keying and markup	273
of the work described	273
images scanned from microfilm	273
english books online text	273
online text creation partnership	273
by the institutions providing	273
the early english books	273
institutions providing financial support	273
keyboarded and encoded edition	273
the institutions providing financial	273
even for commercial purposes	273
two houses of parliament	272
of the house of	225
annotation includes standard spellings	220
the text has been	220
includes standard spellings that	220
of the tcp digital	220
tokenized and linguistically annotated	220
author or stationer meant	220
english short title catalog	220
aim at restoring the	220
been fully proofread approx	220
version of the tcp	220
standard spellings that support	220
text the author or	220
text more computationally tractable	220
an enriched version of	220
spellings that support the	220
curation by amateur and	220
this text has not	220
in a standardized format	220
enrichments aim at making	220
the text the author	220
that preserves archaic forms	220
at restoring the text	220
changes and metadata enrichments	220
or stationer meant to	220
metadata enrichments aim at	220
and professional end users	220
users from many walks	220
textual changes aim at	220
the display of a	220
a standardized format that	220
display of a text	220
many walks of life	220
based collaborative curation by	220
by amateur and professional	220
textual changes and metadata	220
the annotation includes standard	220
is an enriched version	220
format that preserves archaic	220
the english short title	220
stationer meant to publish	220
this text is an	220
support the display of	220
making the text more	220
a text in a	220
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	220
professional end users from	220
the text more computationally	220
amateur and professional end	220
been tokenized and linguistically	220
changes aim at restoring	220
not been fully proofread	220
text is an enriched	220
text has not been	220
text has been tokenized	220
from many walks of	220
in the english short	220
aim at making the	220
that support the display	220
has been tokenized and	220
the author or stationer	220
text in a standardized	220
enriched version of the	220
of a text in	220
at making the text	220
restoring the text the	220
has not been fully	220
and metadata enrichments aim	220
the tcp digital transcription	220
end users from many	220
and suitable for network	220
and linguistically annotated with	220
collaborative curation by amateur	220
standardized format that preserves	220
r in the english	215
of text r in	215
text r in the	215
digital transcription a of	212
transcription a of text	212
tcp digital transcription a	212
the kings most excellent	210
at our court at	210
a of text r	207
spi global keyed and	204
global keyed and coded	204
of the parliament of	199
the two houses of	197
iv tiff page image	183
to the kings most	182
given at our court	181
mo a wing c	172
reproduction of original in	164
at the time of	164
ocm this keyboarded and	156
the house of peers	149
the church of england	147
logarbo text and markup	145
mona logarbo text and	145
the parliament of england	144
mona logarbo sampled and	143
logarbo sampled and proofread	143
as gap elements at	141
this text has no	141
elements at the time	141
a this text has	141
the time of transcription	141
gap elements at the	141
has no known defects	141
text has no known	141
known defects that were	141
recorded as gap elements	141
no known defects that	141
defects that were recorded	141
that were recorded as	141
were recorded as gap	141
of both houses of	132
the parliament of scotland	121
royal blazon or coat	120
blazon or coat of	120
or coat of arms	120
of the church of	118
our court at oxford	118
sovereign a this text	117
estc r ocm this	117
r ocm this keyboarded	117
the word of god	116
the peace of the	115
to the house of	110
soit qvi mal y	109
from time to time	109
qvi mal y pense	108
honi soit qvi mal	108
estc r this keyboarded	108
r this keyboarded and	108
to both houses of	108
characters represented either as	106
represented either as utf	106
the confession of faith	105
the kingdom of scotland	103
of original in the	101
the commissioners of the	100
lords and commons in	96
of the original in	96
or any of them	96
reproduction of the original	96
the original in the	96
the city of london	95
god save the king	94
laws of the land	93
and by the assignes	93
by the assignes of	93
in the name of	93
by act of parliament	91
in the british library	91
iv tiff page images	90
wing c estc r	90
the rest of the	88
for the defence of	88
printer to the kings	88
a wing c estc	88
a proclamation for the	87
to all the world	87
original in the british	87
of the lords and	85
kings most excellent majestie	84
pense royal blazon or	80
peace of the kingdom	80
mal y pense royal	80
y pense royal blazon	80
the true protestant religion	80
words puts this text	79
category of texts with	79
the rate of defects	79
rate of defects per	79
this text in the	79
speaker of the house	79
puts this text in	79
the humble petition of	78
in such manner as	78
the grace of god	77
members of both houses	77
a wing c thomason	77
by the grace of	75
commissioners of the parliament	75
the assignes of john	75
law of the land	75
c estc r ocm	75
of the county of	75
assignes of john bill	75
by both houses of	74
yeare of our reigne	74
civilwar no by the	73
all our good subjects	72
humble petition of the	72
no by the king	72
for the preservation of	72
kings most excellent maiestie	71
the laws of the	71
of the kingdom of	71
to the inhabitants of	70
to the lords and	70
and commons in parliament	70
message to both houses	68
the isle of wight	68
of the two houses	68
the preservation of the	68
in the mean time	67
houses of the parliament	67
the power of the	67
the major part of	66
lords and commons assembled	65
the law of the	64
in the house of	64
by the king a	63
the king a proclamation	63
and commons assembled in	63
government of the church	63
the kingdom of england	63
the earl of essex	63
the speaker of the	63
the liberty of the	63
to the two houses	63
by the two houses	62
the members of both	62
liberty of the subject	62
his two houses of	61
of our good subjects	61
the peace of this	61
is not to be	61
the name of the	60
by the lords and	60
of the true protestant	60
the maintenance of the	60
the said lords and	59
of the city of	59
the defence of the	59
all our loving subjects	59
the estates of the	59
for the good of	58
in the parliament of	58
said lords and commons	58
the true nature of	57
the eighteenth yeare of	57
in the eighteenth yeare	57
that can be made	56
our city of london	56
between and defects per	56
texts with between and	56
with between and defects	56
of texts with between	56
in the church of	55
the lawes of the	55
eighteenth yeare of our	54
his majesty and the	54
was then carried out	54
in the time of	54
should be aware of	53
tcp aimed to produce	53
cambridge bibliography of english	53
his majesties message to	53
new cambridge bibliography of	53
placeholder characters or elements	53
these texts for their	53
to range over a	53
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accurately transcribed and encoded	53
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carried out by editorial	53
ascii text with mnemonic	53
in all likelihood such	53
to the keyers to	53
been looked at by	53
characters or elements to	53
in accordance with level	53
any remaining illegibles were	53
not meet qa standards	53
texts have been issued	53
opposed to critical editions	53
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then carried out by	53
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illegible were corrected where	53
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text with mnemonic sdata	53
simplify the filling in	53
text was proofread for	53
to a limit of	53
anyone can now take	53
some errors will remain	53
illegibles were encoded as	53
the general aim of	53
gaps by user contributors	53
house of peers pro	53
mnemonic sdata character entities	53
or later edition of	53
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encoded texts based on	53
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number of works in	53
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and some readable characters	53
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nature of the print	53
textual data within the	53
created by converting tcp	53
usually the first edition	53
proofread for accuracy and	53
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by a tcp editor	53
of any assumptions that	53
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take and use these	53
that in all likelihood	53
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therefore chose to create	53
unicode or text strings	53
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quality assurance was then	53
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image sets published by	53
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changes to facilitate morpho	53
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title published between and	53
sets published by proquest	53
of instances per text	53
accuracy and those which	53
were sent to external	53
data within the usual	53
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characters marked as illegible	53
aware of the process	53
creation partnership web site	53
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compelling reason to do	53
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external keying companies for	53
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reason to do so	53
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or corrected and characters	53
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instances will never have	53
public domain as of	53
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tcp project was divided	53
with level of the	53
known extent have been	53
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overall quality of tcp	53
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language title published between	53
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keying companies for transcription	53
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files to tei p	53
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texts created during phase	53
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tcp files to tei	53
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page images in accordance	53
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editorial teams in oxford	53
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text strings within braces	53
works in other languages	53
quality of tcp data	53
true nature of the	53
up to a limit	53
gap elements of known	53
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and every of them	26
to his two houses	26
by the lawes of	26
the priviledges of parliament	26
i doubt not but	26
xml conversion his majesties	26
the names of the	26
the safety of the	26
of that our kingdome	26
assembled in the parliament	26
yeer of our reign	26
our two houses of	26
of this our kingdome	26
that an act be	26
said roman catholick subjects	26
lawes of the kingdome	26
the liberties of the	26
reigne of great britaine	26
officers and ministers of	26
both of church and	26
the liberty and property	26
the taking away of	26
the members of the	26
in answer to the	25
delivered to your lordships	25
by the act of	25
from the isle of	25
for the time to	25
laws of the kingdom	25
by the word of	25
that there shall be	25
every one of them	25
and commons in the	25
the time of his	25
my lords and gentlemen	25
that it is not	25
majesties letter to the	25
the commissioners for the	25
members of the house	25
king a proclamation for	25
of one or both	25
both in church and	25
during the time of	25
high court of justice	25
by the earle of	25
in a full and	25
of the king and	25
the earle of essex	25
the first day of	25
the hands of the	25
all the members of	25
the lawes of this	25
without authority derived from	25
to the lords of	24
of england at westminster	24
in the first yeere	24
advice and consent of	24
with his two houses	24
houses of parliament to	24
the said roman catholick	24
any of our subjects	24
our court at york	24
and according to the	24
the time to come	24
for a personal treaty	24
xml conversion royal blazon	24
of this our county	24
for the setling of	24
to the gentry of	24
the prosecution of the	24
out of the church	24
of the articles of	24
a declaration of the	24
the commissioners of both	24
in the times of	24
committee of both houses	24
publishing of this our	24
an act for the	24
the earl of strafford	24
by reason of the	24
of the counties of	24
by the authority of	24
and the liberty of	24
conversion royal blazon or	24
prosecution of the war	24
to the speaker of	24
majesties speech to the	24
practice of the primitive	24
the said charles stuart	23
that they would not	23
we have thought fit	23
the advice of the	23
and that it was	23
of his majesties subjects	23
by the laws of	23
and the peace of	23
coat of arms c	23
the militia of the	23
as shall be agreed	23
roman catholick subjects now	23
defence of the kingdom	23
petition of the lords	23
to the commissioners of	23
to the rules of	23
it is concluded and	23
any person or persons	23
subjects now in arms	23
your majesty will be	23
the same to the	23
of the kingdoms of	23
catholick subjects now in	23
all his majesties subjects	23
majesty and both houses	23
peace of the kingdome	23
the ordinance of the	23
of arms c r	23
all the rest of	23
power of the militia	23
the disturbance of the	23
of the state of	23
under the great seal	23
houses of parliament shall	23
is concluded and accorded	23
as they shall think	23
that there is a	23
of the true reformed	23
presented to his majesty	23
towards the maintenance of	23
according to the rules	22
of the lords of	22
to the lawes of	22
and euery of them	22
we desire your lordships	22
and peace of the	22
the worship of god	22
the persons to be	22
desire your lordships to	22
the lords of the	22
for the relief of	22
the said master david	22
for the suppressing of	22
in the act of	22
arms c r honi	22
great seal of england	22
the king and the	22
at head of title	22
that is to say	22
have thought fit to	22
the first yeere of	22
the assistance of the	22
the isle of wyght	22
the true protestant profession	22
for the space of	22
manner as shall be	22
eng england and wales	22
all such persons as	22
that they may be	22
now in rebellion against	22
the intervals of parliament	22
in name of the	22
us and our people	22
both his houses of	22
by the law of	22
officers of the army	22
commissioners of both kingdoms	22
lords justices and council	21
and to that purpose	21
the doctrine of the	21
such persons as shall	21
to the confession of	21
disturbance of the publick	21
in the maintenance of	21
and government of the	21
a letter from the	21
and every one of	21
the number of the	21
houses of parliament have	21
by the earl of	21
majesties answer to the	21
the same shall be	21
to deprive me of	21
to the petition of	21
into any oath of	21
his houses of parliament	21
the officers of the	21
answer to the propositions	21
such manner as shall	21
one thousand six hundred	21
god and the world	21
before god and man	21
established in the church	21
both to god and	21
any oath of association	21
a proclamation forbidding all	21
enter into any oath	21
good and peace of	21
and xml conversion by	20
and that the said	20
consent of the said	20
of the confession of	20
the settling of the	20
hereby publish and declare	20
to our trusty and	20
and to that end	20
the discipline of the	20
consent of the fathers	20
ought not to be	20
to the prejudice of	20
in the government of	20
of tonnage and poundage	20
in both houses of	20
defence of the true	20
in the case of	20
to all our subjects	20
of the major part	20
according to the laws	20
that there may be	20
xml conversion by the	20
houses of parliament in	20
lawes of this kingdome	20
that his majesty had	20
of the houses of	20
to the laws of	20
for the safety of	20
for the maintenance and	20
major part of both	20
proposition of both houses	20
his removall to the	20
upon his removall to	20
of publication from wing	20
our good subjects in	20
the beginning of the	20
robert earle of essex	20
declaration of both houses	20
the war of ireland	20
a member of the	20
of the estates of	20
if it be not	20
for the peace of	20
of the scotish army	20
the thirtieth day of	20
a king ought to	20
this church and kingdome	20
the lords justices and	20
laws and liberties of	20
of the commissioners of	20
the jurisdiction of the	20
and liberties of this	20
the state of the	20
his heirs or successors	20
for the service of	20
of any of the	20
full and free convention	20
of our city of	20
of the power of	20
according to the law	20
and that they may	20
the laws of this	20
since the beginning of	20
conversion by the king	20
of england and scotland	20
of either of them	20
for a king to	20
any of the persons	20
the benefit of the	20
and the town of	20
of our subjects of	19
of his two houses	19
authority derived from vs	19
sent to the parliament	19
shall not extend to	19
the setling of the	19
of the whole kingdom	19
of the new testament	19
confession of faith and	19
assignes of iohn bill	19
to the utmost of	19
the court of wards	19
the good and peace	19
that they are not	19
of the generall assemblie	19
for the defence and	19
shall be agreed upon	19
our trusty and welbeloved	19
of the church in	19
for the sheriffedome of	19
be given to the	19
for the payment of	19
upon occasion of the	19
due observation of the	19
to the generall assemblie	19
i hope you will	19
of king edward the	19
and all the world	19
and priviledges of parliament	19
sent to his majesty	19
declaration to all his	19
to the religion and	19
his majesty and both	19
the assignes of iohn	19
his message of the	19
like for the kingdom	19
hereby straitly charge and	19
all our good people	19
members of the assembly	19
in all churches and	19
of his good subjects	19
under our signet at	19
our lives and fortunes	19
in the nineteenth year	19
in any of the	19
we desire to know	19
to the whole world	19
the committee of both	19
the due execution of	19
that it may be	19
just priviledges of parliament	19
given under our signet	19
the election of the	19
to the preservation of	19
the county of cornwall	19
that there was no	19
of the generall assembly	19
the declaration of both	19
shall be ready to	19
parts of the kingdome	19
printed by robert barker	18
that they may not	18
the hands of such	18
is one of the	18
proceed according to the	18
the eighteenth yeer of	18
the name of a	18
under our great seale	18
for the suppression of	18
the inhabitants of the	18
our officers and ministers	18
by his majesties speciall	18
with them in their	18
the beginning of this	18
town of barwick upon	18
in the beginning of	18
in a short time	18
of the names of	18
court at york the	18
inhabitants of the county	18
in the eighteenth yeer	18
his majesty will consent	18
the desires of the	18
the earl of leven	18
but on the contrary	18
this our proclamation shall	18
in the point of	18
or dominion of wales	18
so much the more	18
malice of his enemies	18
the same may be	18
between him and his	18
it shall please god	18
ordered by the lords	18
of the kirk of	18
the heads of the	18
there can be no	18
king charles the first	18
there may be a	18
day of this instant	18
the king and his	18
the priviledges of the	18
eighteenth yeer of our	18
the nineteenth year of	18
to all such as	18
derived from vs under	18
printed at oxford by	18
their lives and fortunes	18
of the earle of	18
the payment of the	18
no person or persons	18
the good of his	18
the city of york	18
that they presume not	18
answer to the petition	18
desire to know whether	18
the disbanding of the	18
the liberty of their	18
to treat upon the	18
the world to judge	18
according to the lawes	18
vs under our hand	18
much as in them	18
that i may be	18
in the christian world	18
that none of them	18
the justice of the	18
city of london and	18
all the world to	18
answer to your petition	18
and xml conversion the	18
majesty will be pleased	18
the bill for the	18
space of twenty years	18
subjects of that our	18
for the time being	18
from vs under our	18
with all convenient speed	18
and liberty of parliament	18
either house of parliament	18
that there should be	18
the rest of your	18
will answer the contrary	17
to be put in	17
any of them shall	17
which ought to be	17
to be managed by	17
and in the mean	17
shall proceed according to	17
it please your majesty	17
to an act for	17
said master david lindsey	17
and the good of	17
in regard of the	17
we shall be ready	17
in order to a	17
of england and dominion	17
paul schaffner sampled and	17
the desire of the	17
declaration of the lords	17
the petition of the	17
to both his houses	17
in the painted chamber	17
as the two houses	17
a proclamation commanding the	17
to the publick peace	17
of robert earle of	17
after the expiration of	17
act be passed for	17
our declaration of the	17
paul schaffner text and	17
the government of this	17
assist the said army	17
practice of the church	17
to take notice of	17
the office of a	17
and preservation of the	17
maintenance of the army	17
the town of barwick	17
in the business of	17
of parliament concerning the	17
the lords of his	17
the just priviledges of	17
oath of association for	17
of his majesty and	17
of them to be	17
yeare of our raigne	17
of our loving subjects	17
the year of our	17
your majesty and your	17
message to the house	17
that it might be	17
his majesty will give	17
the good of our	17
would be pleased to	17
schaffner text and markup	17
consent to an act	17
and against our consent	17
all our officers and	17
of parliament for the	17
of stafford and derby	17
england and dominion of	17
london by bonham norton	17
by sea or land	17
at london by bonham	17
majesty and the two	17
the rebels in ireland	17
the duke of richmond	17
and xml conversion a	17
this kirk and kingdome	17
speech to both houses	17
between his majesty and	17
the statute of the	17
our will and pleasure	17
on the behalf of	17
of our reigne of	17
disbanding of the armies	17
and the laws of	17
a part of the	17
the expiration of the	17
the service of the	17
in the kingdom of	17
to the earle of	17
according to the word	17
schaffner sampled and proofread	17
if they had been	17
this church and state	17
nineteenth year of our	17
commons in the parliament	17
religion established in the	17
as both houses shall	17
of barwick upon tweed	17
at any time hereafter	17
laws and statutes of	17
in rebellion against vs	17
peace and safety of	17
the propositions concerning religion	17
power of the sword	17
parliament assembled at westminster	17
that as he hath	16
to us and our	16
of that our county	16
the greatest part of	16
of the late treaty	16
we greet you well	16
his majesties declaration to	16
not extend to any	16
the same to be	16
of the priviledges of	16
said space of twenty	16
that an act of	16
to his majesty and	16
the doctrine and discipline	16
that all our good	16
him and his people	16
the defence of his	16
major part of the	16
both houses to his	16
and of our reigne	16
to give your lordships	16
text in the d	16
and peace of this	16
of the three estates	16
hereby offer our free	16
in the d category	16
the kingdom of ireland	16
the answer of the	16
shall please god to	16
as both houses of	16
in and about the	16
that church and kingdome	16
it is well known	16
the body of the	16
or about the thirtieth	16
for a safe and	16
our loving subjects whatsoever	16
to the end of	16
of our reigne the	16
counties of stafford and	16
rights of the church	16
the twentieth day of	16
the petition of right	16
great seale of england	16
the officers and souldiers	16
a list of the	16
the said army of	16
the times of the	16
about the thirtieth day	16
to the known laws	16
message sent to the	16
to assist the said	16
by the known laws	16
an enemy to the	16
lords of secret councell	16
a cessation of arms	16
will and pleasure is	16
discipline of the church	16
pursuance of the former	16
the right honourable the	16
who after the publishing	16
civilwar no his maiesties	16
betwixt us and our	16
by the statute of	16
of the kingdome of	16
both church and state	16
in all parts of	16
before the publishing of	16
the rest of his	16
the county of oxford	16
of the sixth of	16
be read in all	16
solemn league and covenant	16
the d category of	16
xml conversion his maiesties	16
between us and our	16
the setling of a	16
the laws and liberties	16
publishing this our proclamation	16
his majesty to the	16
the articles of cessation	16
at the hour aforesaid	16
ease of tender consciences	16
pardon to all the	16
to their duty and	16
d category of texts	16
the three estates of	16
my two houses of	16
under the pretence of	16
to be found in	16
an act of oblivion	16
their duty and allegiance	16
that timothy and titus	16
of a civil war	16
between the king and	16
as if it had	16
of pardon to the	16
so far from being	16
authority and consent of	16
d the rate of	16
removall to the city	16
advice of both kingdoms	16
and defence of the	16
offer of pardon to	16
and our two houses	16
and xml conversion cr	16
extend to any person	15
to be kept in	15
and as for the	15
muster themselves in armes	15
that this our grace	15
and we do hereby	15
yet the said master	15
liberties of the subject	15
to the publick good	15
an answer to his	15
free convention of parliament	15
of our trained bands	15
to the articles of	15
what they have done	15
b the rate of	15
of the truth of	15
year of our lord	15
the sense of the	15
officers and souldiers of	15
ship called the sancta	15
of the book of	15
preservation of the peace	15
to the rest of	15
be guilty of the	15
be kept in safe	15
to his majestie at	15
the fifteenth day of	15
the b category of	15
our grace and favour	15
peace of this our	15
the nature of the	15
or cause to be	15
his majesties message sent	15
all the inhabitants of	15
by acts of parliament	15
our city of oxford	15
for all offences concerning	15
the office of teaching	15
in our declaration of	15
iustices of the peace	15
gracious message to both	15
in the nineteenth yeare	15
a free generall assemblie	15
or to be raised	15
and that his majesty	15
that no person or	15
conjunctly and severally specially	15
for defence of the	15
peace and prosperity of	15
the county of yorke	15
the market crosse of	15
the commission of array	15
the lading of the	15
and acts of the	15
oxford by leonard lichfield	15
at oxford by leonard	15
the business of ireland	15
gracious pardon to all	15
of the publick debts	15
a treaty for peace	15
the proceedings of the	15
that we intend to	15
our county of york	15
our commissioner and councell	15
the court at york	15
of both our houses	15
our reigne of great	15
to our city of	15
the king to the	15
with fewer than defects	15
giuen at the court	15
without and against our	15
if there had been	15
in the b category	15
and severally specially constitute	15
the publick peace of	15
the safety of his	15
of texts with fewer	15
there should be no	15
the laws and statutes	15
this our grace shall	15
answer to your lordships	15
trust reposed in them	15
that it should be	15
presented to his majestie	15
make any leavies in	15
that the matter of	15
kept in safe custody	15
with the advice of	15
actuall and open rebellion	15
that the earl of	15
of our said subjects	15
b category of texts	15
the powers of execution	15
as well as to	15
all offences concerning the	15
without consent of both	15
the church of rome	15
according to the known	15
whom it may concerne	15
called the sancta clara	15
the true meaning of	15
the treaty of the	15
be managed by the	15
of the statute of	15
the peace and safety	15
of the said roman	15
the contrary at their	15
to the law of	15
from his majesty to	15
at the feast and	15
the duke of york	15
the nineteenth yeare of	15
to consent to the	15
discipline of the kirk	15
fewer than defects per	15
to the glory of	15
and the peace and	15
publick debts and damages	15
grace shall not extend	15
to preserve the peace	15
and practice of the	15
assemble and muster themselves	15
put an end to	15
for an answer to	15
of wards and liveries	15
of the persons excepted	15
the judgement of the	15
text in the b	15
that the house of	15
as they tender the	15
c estc r this	15
will be ready to	15
is contained in the	15
the will of god	15
and free convention of	15
the rights of the	15
that the lords and	15
the persons excepted in	15
our grace shall not	15
the execution of the	15
texts with fewer than	15
in the two houses	14
it was in the	14
act of the parliament	14
of our grace and	14
the thirteenth day of	14
the original text notes	14
petition of both houses	14
any part of the	14
printed by robert ibbitson	14
very many of our	14
in a parliamentary way	14
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joynt advice of both	14
answer of both houses	14
payment of the publick	14
the law of god	14
to take away the	14
lawes and liberties of	14
in rebellion against us	14
of parliament of england	14
parts of the kingdom	14
the crown of england	14
propositions of both houses	14
to be sent to	14
original text notes for	14
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text notes for div	14
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this our county of	14
a bishop and a	14
they may proceed accordingly	14
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of england assembled in	14
give them timely notice	14
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from the original text	14
the joynt advice of	14
kingdom of england and	14
siefring text and markup	14
the constitution of the	14
the subjects of this	14
e estc r this	14
war against the parliament	14
as well as their	14
acts of the generall	14
will consent to an	14
which we give them	14
the army now in	14
that it is the	14
militia of this kingdom	14
for the publick good	14
sederunt pro clero abbots	14
have a negative voice	14
and muster themselves in	14
to be guilty of	14
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in the hearts of	14
the space of ten	14
by the joynt advice	14
rules of the law	14
this his answer to	14
to the laws and	14
the publishing this our	14
to the houses of	14
out of the county	14
to those who have	14
army now in rebellion	14
for the settling of	14
the malice of my	14
and discipline of the	14
for the security of	14
our good subjects may	14
of the said commissioners	14
everie one of them	14
for the necessary defence	14
of that church and	14
warden of the cinque	14
the meaning of the	14
place of publication from	14
such of them as	14
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as if it were	14
forces by sea and	14
your lordships to consider	14
to the generall assembly	14
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in the acts of	14
as his majesty shall	14
judith siefring text and	14
that they will not	14
the prince of wales	14
c r diev et	14
a estc r ocm	14
to give you this	14
the religion and lawes	14
of such persons as	14
lords of our councell	14
siefring sampled and proofread	14
think fit and appoint	14
of either house of	14
by the lord keeper	14
is not the least	14
let me tell you	14
by the help of	14
for the use of	14
commons of england assembled	14
england assembled in parliament	14
of bishops and presbyters	14
his message from oxford	14
the earl of holland	14
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houses of parliament of	14
proclamation for the better	14
to comply with the	14
that they may proceed	14
the libertie of the	14
to all our good	14
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may proceed accordingly at	14
act of parliament for	14
to the church of	14
of his maiesties reigne	14
inhabitants of our said	14
in the execution of	14
to the peace and	14
yeere of his maiesties	14
of the service booke	14
that his majesty hath	14
proceed accordingly at their	14
the names of those	14
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shall be esteemed by	14
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government of this kingdom	14
the rules of the	14
in this our proclamation	14
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and ought to be	14
of the whole kingdome	14
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judith siefring sampled and	14
the propositions of both	14
offer our free and	14
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the reformation of religion	14
justices and council of	14
r diev et mon	14
publick peace of the	14
the business of the	14
of london and vvestminster	14
state of the kingdom	14
we give them timely	14
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all the world may	14
thomason e estc r	14
of your majesty and	14
the security of the	14
of the army now	14
the members of either	14
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after the publishing this	14
the honour of his	14
of our good people	14
officers of our army	14
in the head of	13
the charge of the	13
by colour of any	13
to suppress all forces	13
they will answer the	13
of grace and favour	13
beginning of this parliament	13
by the authority aforesaid	13
they are to be	13
the matter of his	13
commission under our great	13
untill such time as	13
both or either of	13
major part of them	13
the answer of both	13
the order of the	13
the malice of his	13
and shall accordingly receive	13
to god and man	13
of the clock in	13
the world may see	13
in armes against him	13
our loving subjects of	13
you were pleased to	13
of the lords house	13
the relief of the	13
of the laws of	13
rights of his majesty	13
are to be sold	13
to hear and determine	13
if there be any	13
loving subjects of the	13
prosecution of that war	13
accordingly receive condigne punishment	13
in the sight of	13
upon or about the	13
the head of the	13
peace of the kingdoms	13
the day of the	13
malice of my enemies	13
he thinks it necessary	13
the estates of parliament	13
thought fit to publish	13
contrary to the law	13
at the end of	13
of horse and foot	13
as it was in	13
message of the th	13
as soon as his	13
i am come to	13
power and priviledges of	13
the person of the	13
for the satisfaction of	13
in the way of	13
of a letter from	13
said space of ten	13
the ease of tender	13
the court at oxford	13
to the office of	13
the lawes and liberties	13
or either of the	13
by the hands of	13
and therefore his majesty	13
the continuance of the	13
and ever shall be	13
twentieth yeare of our	13
be printed and published	13
the kings of england	13
the hearts of our	13
and statutes of this	13
give way to the	13
we are ready to	13
and i doubt not	13
lords and commons shall	13
into his princely consideration	13
act of parliament in	13
of the children of	13
the great seal of	13
to assemble and muster	13
the commissioner his grace	13
in the church and	13
as it is now	13
the very being of	13
court of wards and	13
and discipline of this	13
of a safe and	13
god and man to	13
and the lawes of	13
in the book of	13
as much as the	13
shall accordingly receive condigne	13
the advice and consent	13
with his foresaid colleagues	13
that they should be	13
one of the greatest	13
to the end the	13
to any of his	13
in answer to your	13
accordingly at their perills	13
education of the children	13
to the same purpose	13
of association for opposing	13
of gernsey and jersey	13
armes without authority derived	13
the due observation of	13
by his majesty to	13
known to all the	13
to joyn with them	13
of the growth of	13
if it may be	13
betwixt his majesty and	13
the time and place	13
ordinance of both houses	13
cause to be kept	13
other parts of the	13
the most part of	13
as an enemy to	13
the children of papists	13
in the election of	13
of what degree or	13
the clock in the	13
require all our officers	13
the king and parliament	13
conversion c r diev	13
have been and are	13
answer the contrary at	13
to the king of	13
that there be a	13
all the parts of	13
the five articles of	13
of original in thomason	13
to all intents and	13
returne to their obedience	13
by the said lords	13
majesties message to the	13
the sixth of august	13
speaker of the lords	13
our subjects of that	13
by this our proclamation	13
in our county of	13
a committee of both	13
as it was then	13
i know not what	13
will and command all	13
a person disaffected to	13
petition of the baronets	13
to be taken away	13
the prosecution of that	13
the th of march	13
stirrers of sedition against	13
to come to the	13
be nominated by both	13
house of commons would	13
to the committee of	13
may be in the	13
a proclamation against the	13
is like to be	13
to go out of	13
the honour of the	13
such ways and means	13
bishop and a presbyter	13
xml conversion honi soit	13
him and his parliament	13
which is the only	13
in the province of	13
conversion honi soit qvi	13
in the next place	13
all intents and purposes	13
and are to be	13
timothy and titus were	13
a king should never	13
that he could not	13
in the books of	13
of the miseries of	13
of the liberties of	13
during the space of	13
if they had not	13
by the name of	13
king of great britaine	13
be pleased to give	13
doctrine and discipline of	13
isles of gernsey and	13
as an act of	13
good subjects of that	13
doe hereby publish and	13
the castle of edinburgh	13
given at the court	13
that they might be	13
persons to be commanded	13
agreeable to the word	13
with his majesties answer	13
of our county of	13
and if your lordships	13
of all our good	13
shall presume by loane	13
of the great seal	13
our proclamation shall presume	13
and i shall not	13
the scotish army shall	13
the lawes of that	13
the obedience of the	13
and stirrers of sedition	13
of his majesties army	13
original in thomason collection	13
the copy of a	13
buying or disposing of	12
letters of marque or	12
to the rebells now	12
and as they tender	12
established by act of	12
desire the reader to	12
me and my people	12
and some of them	12
agreed on by both	12
for the liberty of	12
the duke of gloucester	12
beseech your majesty to	12
against all persons whatsoever	12
in the protestant religion	12
ought to be the	12
agreed upon by the	12
sederunt pro clero brechin	12
read in all churches	12
for the education of	12
doe hereby require all	12
without the advice and	12
to make use of	12
for the raising of	12
or to any other	12
all his majesties good	12
the gentry of yorkshire	12
in such a manner	12
passing the bill for	12
concerning the militia of	12
the command of robert	12
or the major part	12
to the maintenance of	12
for his majesty to	12
provided that this our	12
they should have been	12
of our person and	12
of all his subjects	12
the hearts of the	12
to be the best	12
and be it further	12
in a time when	12
for tonnage and poundage	12
children of papists by	12
no part of the	12
in his former messages	12
upon the propositions concerning	12
the city of yorke	12
and safety of this	12
that the two houses	12
the buying or disposing	12
that so they might	12
pleasure of the court	12
upon the two first	12
behalf of the kingdom	12
set down in the	12
the two and twentieth	12
during the pleasure of	12
the matter of the	12
of any of our	12
nothing can be more	12
religion and lawes of	12
articles of the treaty	12
of the christian church	12
to the destruction of	12
and that in the	12
place and date of	12
of the said city	12
and to the religion	12
the whole body of	12
to do any thing	12
for the prevention of	12
the indiction of the	12
to give his majestie	12
it will not be	12
word of god and	12
give you this his	12
to be in the	12
the peace of my	12
of parliament in england	12
that this our proclamation	12
protestant religion established in	12
of teaching and governing	12
the one and twentieth	12
that we will not	12
the preservation of his	12
copy of a letter	12
known law of the	12
administration of the sacraments	12
our said county of	12
that all the world	12
the act of the	12
to treat with the	12
all the officers and	12
his maiesties reigne of	12
times of the apostles	12
his heirs and successors	12
it is to be	12
to be present at	12
was not to be	12
may be able to	12
any the lading of	12
by the said act	12
of the ship called	12
parts of this kingdom	12
within the space of	12
said army of rebells	12
the two first propositions	12
we doe hereby publish	12
the destruction of the	12
at our court of	12
peace of this kingdome	12
trust reposed in us	12
of those who are	12
protestant subjects in ireland	12
they or any of	12
court at oxford this	12
to the cities of	12
to joyn with the	12
advice of the lords	12
with the blood of	12
in the defence of	12
by such ways and	12
the honour and safety	12
the eighteenth day of	12
of the kingdom to	12
which may beget a	12
of parliament be passed	12
the kingdome of scotland	12
father of blessed memory	12
to the overthrow of	12
and use of the	12
sitting of the assembly	12
from the hands of	12
from the lords and	12
payment and receipt of	12
to god and the	12
such manner as is	12
good and safety of	12
in armes without authority	12
the angels of the	12
and we doe therefore	12
or in the intervals	12
by loane or contribution	12
were so far from	12
liberties of the people	12
of the said forces	12
the just rights of	12
christ and his apostles	12
and in case any	12
the ship called the	12
our royall father and	12
out of the house	12
y pense by the	12
the name of both	12
in this present parliament	12
subjects of this kingdome	12
of any the lading	12
shall returne to their	12
and everie one of	12
to any of the	12
hath been pleased to	12
parliament assembled at oxford	12
and by such ways	12
as his majesty is	12
mal y pense by	12
disposing of any the	12
with the rest of	12
the proposition of both	12
late pretended ordinance of	12
the lords of secret	12
full and clear answer	12
and in the intervals	12
we doe therefore hereby	12
pardon to the rebells	12
proclamation prohibiting the payment	12
to so great a	12
to that part of	12
and shall i now	12
be passed for the	12
the counties of kent	12
nominated by both houses	12
by sir peter killegrew	12
proclamation shall presume by	12
safety of this kingdom	12
in respect of their	12
to be for the	12
and as to the	12
and in all other	12
a very high nature	12
by an act of	12
imprint suggested by wing	12
pense by the king	12
of papists by protestants	12
and that we have	12
the good of this	12
prohibiting the payment and	12
to the acts of	12
a personal treaty with	12
in a civil war	12
royall will and pleasure	12
of a very high	12
them to our horne	12
any thing contained in	12
given under our signe	12
prohibiting the buying or	12
government of the kingdom	12
the rebells now in	12
the earl of southampton	12
of both kingdoms respectively	12
signet at edinburgh the	12
of the acts of	12
as also to the	12
you this his answer	12
of the citty of	12
our selves to be	12
the words of the	12
of this kirk and	12
printed by leonard lichfield	12
and his majesty doth	12
our signet at edinburgh	12
doe hereby will and	12
the house of peeres	12
his answer to your	12
maiesties reigne of great	12
as they shall appoint	12
the cause of the	12
of his majesties good	12
of those who were	12
and our good subjects	12
but the truth is	12
in a matter of	12
not only for the	12
all his good subjects	12
set downe in the	12
take notice of the	12
with our lives and	12
the persons trusted by	12
three estates of parliament	12
under our signe manuall	12
proclamation prohibiting the buying	12
proclamation forbidding all his	12
with the name of	12
be taken for the	12
first yeere of his	12
souldiers of our army	12
the ease of the	12
by the hand of	12
you are not to	12
to his majesty for	12
jurisdiction of the court	12
the colledge of justice	12
lading of the ship	12
themselves in armes without	12
for maintenance of the	12
for the disbanding of	12
the tower of london	12
the midst of the	12
the payment and receipt	12
to the good of	12
give his consent to	12
his speech to the	12
and cause to be	12
by the kings majestie	12
to the censure of	12
this our ancient kingdome	12
that we shall not	12
by any of his	11
to the number of	11
the advice of his	11
the religion and law	11
and freeholders of the	11
would strictly enquire thereinto	11
to let you know	11
the continuance of this	11
us to your lordships	11
the two houses shall	11
an answer to the	11
and other our officers	11
distractions of this kingdom	11
to this his majesty	11
the clerk of the	11
leave it to the	11
eighth day of june	11
what you have done	11
treat upon the propositions	11
we have taken notice	11
beget a good understanding	11
that incontinent these our	11
enacted by the authority	11
the forces by sea	11
the duke of buckingham	11
the whole frame of	11
power and faction of	11
the rules of law	11
of the kirk and	11
crime of a very	11
be forthwith printed and	11
the number of those	11
the education of the	11
of the same taxation	11
it is for the	11
at the desire of	11
to be nominated by	11
the ministers of the	11
justices of the peace	11
importunity of severall ill	11
the king in the	11
of such who are	11
of this present parliament	11
both the houses of	11
of prophane swearing and	11
without consent of the	11
therefore hereby offer our	11
the king of fez	11
the satisfaction of all	11
that according to the	11
such manner as both	11
or of either of	11
in the court of	11
in the way to	11
compelled and led them	11
of sedition against vs	11
our said subjects of	11
his majesties answer thereunto	11
within the verge of	11
god and the church	11
have just cause to	11
the houses of the	11
the face of the	11
not only to the	11
the eight day of	11
a happy conclusion of	11
presented to your majesty	11
of all the rest	11
which is due to	11
in such a way	11
of those who have	11
authority of both houses	11
i shall not be	11
to give all just	11
year of our reigne	11
of a good conscience	11
may conduce to the	11
a good understanding between	11
propositions concerning the militia	11
office of a bishop	11
that the same may	11
and souldiers of our	11
for the effecting whereof	11
so much as a	11
with honour and safety	11
property and liberty of	11
to the whole kingdom	11
and to the commissioners	11
and other high crimes	11
his majesties speciall command	11
reformation of the church	11
and led them into	11
a king should be	11
persons excepted in this	11
excepted in this our	11
thinks it necessary to	11
prophane swearing and cursing	11
either or both houses	11
to the proposition of	11
and the earl of	11
the tenth day of	11
to the uttermost of	11
advancement of the true	11
in a warlike manner	11
is said to be	11
of the colledge of	11
of his majesties letter	11
to the duke of	11
the right of the	11
at the passing of	11
many of our subjects	11
a proclamation concerning the	11
of some of his	11
that by act of	11
commissioners to the generall	11
so much as to	11
to any of our	11
in his good time	11
the prejudice of the	11
the treaty upon the	11
the love of my	11
by these our letters	11
act of parliament be	11
shall be agreed on	11
may be secured from	11
the affections of his	11
subscribe the confession of	11
or any of his	11
of the trained bands	11
the late pretended ordinance	11
for the peace and	11
his answer to the	11
honour and safety of	11
the second day of	11
the first proposition of	11
lords of his majesties	11
the county palatine of	11
and in the name	11
know whether your lordships	11
at the market crosse	11
that they should not	11
of timothy and titus	11
his majesties protestant subjects	11
and upon or about	11
for the reducing of	11
the author of it	11
the inhabitants of our	11
master david lindsey with	11
been so far from	11
authority of the commons	11
in the use of	11
by the command of	11
of parliament by the	11
to the judgement of	11
forthwith printed and published	11
manner as both houses	11
if they be not	11
of the kingdom and	11