trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	1057
english books online	872
houses of parliament	848
according to the	736
england and wales	645
the house of	633
of the church	534
of the kingdom	490
by the king	484
both houses of	471
house of commons	451
king of england	401
of both houses	396
lords and commons	395
the two houses	393
of the said	386
text creation partnership	379
this text has	361
the lords and	345
of the parliament	339
of his majesties	327
keying and markup	326
early works to	326
two houses of	311
the time of	304
the parliament of	291
out of the	280
sampled and proofread	276
the terms of	275
of the work	275
edition of the	273
text transcribed from	273
providing financial support	273
can be copied	273
and markup reviewed	273
reviewed and edited	273
encoded edition of	273
for commercial purposes	273
tcp assigned for	273
coded from proquest	273
the text can	273
without asking permission	273
the early english	273
books online text	273
kb of xml	273
phase i text	273
to the early	273
by the institutions	273
even for commercial	273
institutions providing financial	273
keyed and coded	273
iv tiff page	273
all without asking	273
work described above	273
encoded text transcribed	273
assigned for keying	273
pfs batch review	273
images scanned from	273
to the terms	273
for keying and	273
and xml conversion	273
scanned from microfilm	273
keyboarded and encoded	273
text can be	273
markup reviewed and	273
support to the	273
available for reuse	273
and encoded edition	273
this keyboarded and	273
text is available	273
is available for	273
and coded from	273
online text creation	273
terms of creative	273
described above is	273
distributed and performed	273
the work described	273
of creative commons	273
proquest page images	273
above is co	273
text and markup	273
i text is	273
financial support to	273
the institutions providing	273
from proquest page	273
owned by the	273
this phase i	273
and for the	272
the earl of	270
of the house	267
of this kingdom	261
of the same	254
and that the	252
to his majesty	247
our good subjects	242
the peace of	241
of the land	236
the church of	232
not to be	230
part of the	229
at our court	225
in the english	224
has not been	221
enriched version of	220
linguistically annotated with	220
been fully proofread	220
the tcp digital	220
or stationer meant	220
and metadata enrichments	220
support the display	220
our court at	220
not been fully	220
of the tcp	220
and linguistically annotated	220
text more computationally	220
short title catalog	220
aim at making	220
the text has	220
display of a	220
making the text	220
a standardized format	220
author or stationer	220
more computationally tractable	220
the text more	220
amateur and professional	220
the english short	220
includes standard spellings	220
and suitable for	220
been tokenized and	220
to both houses	220
curation by amateur	220
professional end users	220
walks of life	220
aim at restoring	220
version of the	220
tcp digital transcription	220
meant to publish	220
annotation includes standard	220
standardized format that	220
at making the	220
users from many	220
the annotation includes	220
end users from	220
metadata enrichments aim	220
is an enriched	220
easier to read	220
text has been	220
fully proofread approx	220
restoring the text	220
that preserves archaic	220
changes aim at	220
earlyprint project evanston	220
annotated with morphadorner	220
of a text	220
format that preserves	220
the text the	220
textual changes and	220
standard spellings that	220
at restoring the	220
an enriched version	220
text in a	220
suitable for network	220
in a standardized	220
collaborative curation by	220
from many walks	220
and professional end	220
stationer meant to	220
tokenized and linguistically	220
text is an	220
changes and metadata	220
based collaborative curation	220
this text is	220
english short title	220
preserves archaic forms	220
by amateur and	220
spellings that support	220
textual changes aim	220
enrichments aim at	220
text the author	220
that support the	220
the display of	220
has been tokenized	220
a text in	220
text has not	220
many walks of	220
the author or	220
r in the	215
of text r	215
text r in	215
transcription a of	212
a of text	212
digital transcription a	212
act of parliament	211
the kings most	211
to the kings	211
kings most excellent	210
the power of	209
mo a wing	206
spi global keyed	204
global keyed and	204
of the kingdome	203
as well as	200
the name of	200
and to the	199
original in the	197
and by the	197
of the lords	195
in the church	194
the kingdom of	190
given at our	188
at the time	184
and in the	183
tiff page image	183
all the world	179
a wing c	176
of the people	174
city of london	174
answer to the	173
to be the	167
of this our	166
church of england	166
of original in	165
parliament of england	165
printer to the	164
reproduction of original	164
of this kingdome	163
of the army	162
church and state	162
to all the	162
confession of faith	161
at this time	159
based on the	159
one of the	159
that it was	159
in the same	158
house of peers	158
peace of the	157
the city of	157
the word of	157
the county of	157
ocm this keyboarded	156
of the subject	156
that it is	155
that his majesty	154
of all the	154
by his majesty	153
it is not	152
the rest of	152
of the true	151
as to the	150
or any other	149
contrary to the	149
the commissioners of	149
any of them	147
the preservation of	146
as shall be	146
logarbo text and	145
any of the	145
of both kingdoms	145
mona logarbo text	145
and all other	145
logarbo sampled and	143
a proclamation for	143
mona logarbo sampled	143
acts of parliament	142
so much as	142
text has no	141
that were recorded	141
gap elements at	141
were recorded as	141
has no known	141
a this text	141
recorded as gap	141
the earle of	141
time of transcription	141
elements at the	141
as gap elements	141
known defects that	141
no known defects	141
defects that were	141
or any of	140
to the king	140
the defence of	139
it may be	139
the members of	139
of our reigne	138
to your lordships	138
there is no	136
to the lords	136
to be a	135
the good of	135
the hands of	135
his majesty and	135
laws of the	134
court at oxford	134
to the house	132
his two houses	131
of the king	131
of the assembly	130
and of the	129
to the end	129
that they may	128
coat of arms	127
and that they	127
of our subjects	125
of the peace	124
kingdom of scotland	124
as it was	124
parliament of scotland	123
us and our	122
word of god	120
ought to be	120
or coat of	120
this our proclamation	120
royal blazon or	120
blazon or coat	120
of his own	119
the liberty of	118
estc r ocm	117
as it is	117
r ocm this	117
sovereign a this	117
to be made	116
defence of the	116
the confession of	116
the laws of	115
the inhabitants of	114
the acts of	113
of the county	113
to have been	113
the estates of	112
commissioners of the	112
by both houses	111
for the defence	111
of the whole	111
qvi mal y	110
from time to	110
soit qvi mal	109
and commons in	109
time to time	109
mal y pense	109
the lawes of	109
r this keyboarded	108
the act of	108
estc r this	108
in the first	108
honi soit qvi	108
his majesty will	108
as much as	107
the true protestant	107
according to their	106
an act of	106
either as utf	106
represented either as	106
of his subjects	106
characters represented either	106
marked as illegible	106
in the said	105
government of the	104
of his people	104
of england and	103
the matter of	103
the maintenance of	103
for the better	103
in order to	103
his majesty hath	102
of the two	102
speaker of the	102
in the name	101
by robert barker	101
power of the	101
the lords of	101
of the court	101
to the parliament	101
any of our	100
in point of	100
of the law	100
his majesty to	100
the king and	99
that they were	99
by act of	99
liberty of the	99
of high treason	98
the government of	98
of the kirk	98
of his majesty	98
all our good	98
if it be	98
preservation of the	98
petition of the	98
law of the	96
his majesty is	96
the original in	96
consent of the	96
eng great britain	96
save the king	96
in such manner	96
reproduction of the	96
the isle of	96
which is the	96
of the original	96
by the lords	95
the british library	95
of this church	95
god save the	95
that i have	95
the articles of	95
the assignes of	94
yeare of our	94
by leonard lichfield	94
of a king	94
charge and command	94
it will be	93
the law of	93
by the assignes	93
is to be	93
proclamation for the	93
which his majesty	92
of the commissioners	92
in the british	92
that in the	92
of the treaty	91
in the world	91
for the present	91
tiff page images	90
of those who	90
c estc r	90
of the militia	90
for the good	90
to the said	90
politics and government	90
as they shall	90
wing c estc	90
members of the	90
which we have	90
maintenance of the	89
imprinted at london	89
at any time	89
as for the	89
of that our	89
and his majesty	88
rest of the	88
that the same	88
letter to the	88
and all the	88
name of the	88
which they have	87
in the house	87
humble petition of	87
that they will	87
the grace of	87
and it is	87
it is a	87
the authority of	87
to that purpose	87
the true religion	87
of the publick	87
by the said	86
is not to	86
there was a	86
in the eighteenth	86
as we have	86
the names of	85
to the same	85
the humble petition	85
are to be	85
so great a	85
the use of	85
in the parliament	85
most excellent majestie	85
i shall not	84
of the lord	84
lawes of the	84
kingdom of england	84
peace of this	84
of the city	84
could not be	84
not so much	84
the book of	84
it to be	84
the major part	84
members of both	84
text in the	84
the same to	84
the rate of	84
shall think fit	83
of their own	83
of our good	83
of our people	83
thought fit to	83
the publick peace	83
by his majesties	83
his majesties message	83
the benefit of	83
by way of	83
our loving subjects	82
that there is	82
printed at oxford	82
true protestant religion	81
as they are	81
them to be	81
they could not	81
pense royal blazon	81
the office of	80
y pense royal	80
for the same	80
and that all	80
it is the	80
of that kingdom	80
the protestant religion	79
category of texts	79
the glory of	79
message to both	79
shall not be	79
so far from	79
it was not	79
that the king	79
words puts this	79
that they are	79
to the contrary	79
the houses of	79
rate of defects	79
this text in	79
puts this text	79
of texts with	79
the honour of	79
grace of god	79
of defects per	79
that they should	78
one of them	78
such manner as	78
in the mean	78
of john bill	78
of the apostles	78
of my people	77
out of his	77
be able to	77
all our subjects	77
that by the	77
wing c thomason	77
for the preservation	77
that which is	77
commons in parliament	77
that all the	77
to your majesty	77
sederunt pro clero	76
can be made	76
as his majesty	76
the duke of	76
be pleased to	76
that they would	76
some of the	76
our city of	76
to the two	76
by the grace	76
the command of	76
the generall assembly	76
in such a	76
dominion of wales	76
earl of essex	75
the whole kingdom	75
of the great	75
i will not	75
out of our	75
the peace and	75
assignes of john	75
the king of	75
some of them	75
that can be	75
a number of	75
if they had	75
concerning the militia	75
and liberty of	75
the end of	74
and command all	74
major part of	74
any of his	74
that i am	74
it shall be	74
person or persons	74
no by the	73
that in all	73
should not be	73
assembled in parliament	73
in answer to	73
that they have	73
houses of the	73
the beginning of	73
practice of the	73
the hearts of	73
to the inhabitants	73
that we are	73
civilwar no by	73
to do so	72
priviledges of parliament	72
of this instant	72
for that purpose	72
most excellent maiestie	72
of the commons	72
to their own	72
in respect of	71
from his majesty	71
the people of	71
to the great	71
for their own	71
such as shall	71
to be so	71
the said lords	71
that you will	71
to god and	71
of the kings	71
the church and	71
that they might	71
and therefore we	71
at head of	71
as soon as	70
commons assembled in	70
to the people	70
to consent to	70
of the present	70
and the rest	70
of the most	70
of his maiesties	70
the statute of	70
i do not	69
estates of the	69
the th of	69
of our said	69
of the persons	69
that we have	69
and safety of	68
nature of the	68
to his majesties	68
the cause of	68
and we do	68
they would have	68
the safety of	68
and commons assembled	68
there was no	68
isle of wight	68
i am sure	68
and to be	67
the mean time	67
high court of	67
to his majestie	67
in all the	67
of london and	67
those who have	67
and the other	67
of the other	67
parts of the	67
to the world	66
a king should	66
his good subjects	66
that of the	66
of the late	66
answer to your	66
such as are	66
in this kingdom	66
majesty and the	66
the advice of	65
the number of	65
ought not to	65
the king a	65
never have been	65
and liberties of	65
and the same	65
the practice of	65
together with the	64
and we doe	64
it to the	64
on the other	64
the most part	64
we doe hereby	64
that your majesty	64
by the two	64
the speaker of	64
to prevent the	64
fit to be	64
that he was	63
at that time	63
the continuance of	63
safety of the	63
contained in the	63
to make a	63
his majesties subjects	63
king a proclamation	63
civilwar no his	63
all our loving	62
many of the	62
every one of	62
of time and	62
the first of	62
liberties of the	62
any part of	62
a personal treaty	62
in the year	62
declaration of the	62
it is no	62
of our army	62
act of the	62
doubt not but	62
of the first	62
the king to	62
that i may	62
by your lordships	62
god and the	62
time of the	62
were to be	62
the setling of	61
use of the	61
if it were	61
to take away	61
there shall be	61
of the world	61
were sent to	61
for the future	61
the justice of	61
which by the	61
they shall be	61
there is a	61
the blessing of	61
of those that	61
by the law	61
most excellent majesty	61
him and his	60
we shall be	60
and not to	60
for the time	60
that they had	60
many of them	60
message of the	60
of the laws	60
of that kingdome	60
at london by	60
or to be	60
such persons as	60
in matters of	60
all such as	60
may not be	60
england and ireland	60
i shall be	59
of our person	59
of god and	59
to the law	59
his majesties letter	59
said lords and	59
of all our	59
will not be	59
for the maintenance	59
in case of	59
and the commissioners	59
in their own	59
by reason of	59
in all likelihood	59
it had been	59
they may be	59
a proclamation of	59
god and man	59
a full and	59
of the th	58
that the said	58
and that it	58
in the time	58
or both houses	58
for the most	58
at the first	58
copies of the	58
the laws and	58
an answer to	58
as in the	58
which have been	57
which did not	57
it should be	57
the malice of	57
eighteenth yeare of	57
in his majesties	57
the eighteenth yeare	57
according to our	57
the bishop of	57
reason to do	57
was intended to	57
due credit and	57
the true nature	57
acts of the	57
to treat with	57
was to be	57
the liberties of	57
true nature of	57
the manner of	56
of all his	56
to the lord	56
given to their	56
at the court	56
is given to	56
up to a	56
the first edition	56
and defects per	56
to be of	56
returned to the	56
in this our	56
of my subjects	56
with between and	56
texts with between	56
between and defects	56
the consent of	56
as they have	56
although there are	55
the commons of	55
that he had	55
the other side	55
his loving subjects	55
not only to	55
that there was	55
to all our	55
that it may	55
be aware of	55
many of our	55
to the laws	55
that part of	55
his majesties grace	55
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that he would	55
those who are	55
sent to the	55
to the publick	55
oxford and the	55
they are not	55
the bill for	55
to the whole	55
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would not have	54
those which did	54
all his majesties	54
then carried out	54
record of the	54
edition of a	54
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to the commissioners	54
the space of	54
to come to	54
if there was	54
to all his	54
was then carried	54
and if any	54
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large quantities of	54
in other languages	54
their own purposes	54
is very good	54
to their original	54
have been issued	54
his majesties answer	54
and therefore of	54
within the usual	54
speech to the	54
divided into two	54
church and kingdome	54
text was proofread	53
the tcp texts	53
variously as sgml	53
the tei in	53
title published between	53
as by the	53
opposed to critical	53
quality of tcp	53
into placeholder characters	53
strings within braces	53
p using tcp	53
out by editorial	53
page images in	53
and encoded texts	53
project was divided	53
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the usual project	53
been released into	53
corrected and characters	53
a wide variety	53
new cambridge bibliography	53
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domain as of	53
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by editorial teams	53
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into two phases	53
of peers pro	53
works in english	53
have been looked	53
keying companies for	53
overall quality of	53
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standards were returned	53
for transcription and	53
users should bear	53
from the king	53
with changes to	53
via their early	53
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image sets published	53
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likelihood such instances	53
and attribution is	53
notably latin and	53
university of nebraska	53
of parliament at	53
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text encoding initiative	53
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phase of the	53
tcp is a	53
editorial teams in	53
any remaining illegibles	53
readable characters will	53
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creation partnership web	53
a tcp editor	53
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placeholder characters or	53
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known extent have	53
creating the tcp	53
time and funding	53
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mainly structural encoding	53
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enhanced and or	53
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companies for transcription	53
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a compelling reason	53
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tcp data is	53
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their early english	53
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limit of instances	53
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texts were encoded	53
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sdata character entities	53
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droit honi soit	30
the new testament	30
be passed for	30
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sir john hotham	30
that the apostles	30
the intervals of	30
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when he was	30
and to this	30
norton and iohn	30
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subjects of this	30
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my self to	30
your lordships in	30
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every of them	30
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the christian world	30
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of our lord	30
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day of december	30
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king of great	30
of the covenant	30
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of this present	29
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a good king	29
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horse and foot	29
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the year of	29
iustices of peace	29
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of faith and	29
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officers of our	29
by their own	29
commissioners to the	29
covantage keyed and	29
the subjects of	29
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the said earl	29
in their owne	29
within this kingdome	29
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time of his	29
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my two houses	29
parliament assembled at	29
of parliament assembled	29
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all and every	29
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the safety and	29
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said space of	29
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of my conscience	29
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of this assembly	29
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by his own	29
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upon the same	29
all good men	29
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of all sorts	29
proclamation forbidding all	29
king and people	29
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peace and safety	28
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of a bishop	28
the lord of	28
the officers and	28
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like for the	28
of parliament shall	28
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glory of god	28
on thomason copy	28
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for a king	28
of their persons	28
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the lawes and	28
estates of parliament	28
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the guilt of	28
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it as a	28
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thirtieth day of	28
to his parliament	28
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state of the	28
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of their proceedings	28
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space of ten	28
in all churches	28
which the king	28
and that by	28
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our officers and	27
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our court of	27
of ten years	27
desires of the	27
to that which	27
of their king	27
of england at	27
all parts of	27
forts and castles	27
and my people	27
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in this point	27
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upon occasion of	27
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whom it may	27
the said roman	27
by the way	27
part of his	27
or about the	27
of the sacraments	27