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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	81
the earle of essex	60
textual changes aim at	27
phase i text is	27
text is available for	27
to the terms of	27
images scanned from microfilm	27
even for commercial purposes	27
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	27
institutions providing financial support	27
collaborative curation by amateur	27
this text is an	27
encoded edition of the	27
has not been fully	27
of a text in	27
tcp digital transcription a	27
owned by the institutions	27
to the early english	27
edition of the work	27
includes standard spellings that	27
the display of a	27
text and markup reviewed	27
restoring the text the	27
is available for reuse	27
described above is co	27
changes and metadata enrichments	27
enrichments aim at making	27
a standardized format that	27
an enriched version of	27
the house of commons	27
tcp assigned for keying	27
the work described above	27
curation by amateur and	27
keyboarded and encoded edition	27
spellings that support the	27
aim at making the	27
terms of creative commons	27
by amateur and professional	27
assigned for keying and	27
is an enriched version	27
display of a text	27
format that preserves archaic	27
textual changes and metadata	27
version of the tcp	27
enriched version of the	27
many walks of life	27
the text the author	27
english short title catalog	27
users from many walks	27
the text can be	27
the institutions providing financial	27
text has not been	27
the terms of creative	27
professional end users from	27
in the english short	27
making the text more	27
standard spellings that support	27
been fully proofread approx	27
text is an enriched	27
all without asking permission	27
english books online text	27
from proquest page images	27
support to the early	27
the text has been	27
transcription a of text	27
changes aim at restoring	27
and suitable for network	27
online text creation partnership	27
encoded text transcribed from	27
of text r in	27
the early english books	27
a text in a	27
text has been tokenized	27
in a standardized format	27
work described above is	27
and professional end users	27
text more computationally tractable	27
amateur and professional end	27
for keying and markup	27
this text has not	27
of the tcp digital	27
books online text creation	27
markup reviewed and edited	27
i text is available	27
the english short title	27
or stationer meant to	27
text can be copied	27
that preserves archaic forms	27
and markup reviewed and	27
annotation includes standard spellings	27
text the author or	27
text in a standardized	27
support the display of	27
the annotation includes standard	27
coded from proquest page	27
at restoring the text	27
and coded from proquest	27
and metadata enrichments aim	27
author or stationer meant	27
aim at restoring the	27
and encoded edition of	27
providing financial support to	27
the text more computationally	27
according to the terms	27
digital transcription a of	27
a of text r	27
keyed and coded from	27
not been fully proofread	27
been tokenized and linguistically	27
this keyboarded and encoded	27
and linguistically annotated with	27
from many walks of	27
of the work described	27
that support the display	27
text r in the	27
based collaborative curation by	27
this phase i text	27
standardized format that preserves	27
stationer meant to publish	27
tokenized and linguistically annotated	27
by the institutions providing	27
the author or stationer	27
metadata enrichments aim at	27
financial support to the	27
has been tokenized and	27
end users from many	27
r in the english	27
at making the text	27
the tcp digital transcription	27
of the house of	26
the lords and commons	24
mo a wing e	23
robert earle of essex	21
iv tiff page images	20
to the earle of	20
robert earl of essex	20
generall of the army	18
the earl of essex	18
for the defence of	18
estc r ocm this	17
ocm this keyboarded and	17
r ocm this keyboarded	17
the defence of the	15
the king and parliament	15
reproduction of original in	15
puts this text in	15
this text in the	15
the rate of defects	15
words puts this text	15
category of texts with	15
rate of defects per	15
a letter sent from	14
from the earl of	14
wing e estc r	14
copy of a letter	14
a wing e estc	14
apex covantage keyed and	13
e estc r ocm	13
excellency robert earle of	13
his excellency robert earle	13
covantage keyed and coded	13
earl of essex to	13
earle of essex his	12
no known defects that	12
known defects that were	12
defects that were recorded	12
were recorded as gap	12
at the time of	12
elements at the time	12
the time of transcription	12
this text has no	12
as gap elements at	12
of the protestant religion	12
in the same manner	12
forthwith printed and published	12
recorded as gap elements	12
has no known defects	12
that were recorded as	12
a this text has	12
text has no known	12
by his excellency robert	12
gap elements at the	12
be forthwith printed and	11
a letter from the	11
in the british library	11
the citizens of london	11
letter sent from his	11
lords and commons in	11
texts with between and	10
of original in thomason	10
of texts with between	10
both houses of parliament	10
and commons in parliament	10
between and defects per	10
r this keyboarded and	10
estc r this keyboarded	10
the parliament of england	10
with between and defects	10
original in thomason collection	10
of a this text	9
of a letter sent	9
a member of the	9
and xml conversion a	9
of the original in	9
original in the british	9
the earle of forth	9
the original in the	9
a wing e thomason	9
member of the house	9
reproduction of the original	9
to the citizens of	9
a letter from his	9
earl of a this	9
to the counties of	8
sent to him from	8
letter of the of	8
logarbo text and markup	8
to him from the	8
mona logarbo text and	8
his excellencies letter of	8
a letter written from	8
defence of the protestant	8
upon that letter sent	8
him from the prince	8
letter sent to him	8
of essex to the	8
a proclamation by his	8
divers lords and gentlemen	8
of the of ianuary	8
written from his excellency	8
excellencies letter of the	8
proclamation by his excellency	8
mona logarbo sampled and	8
logarbo sampled and proofread	8
the copy of a	8
letter written from his	8
from his excellency robert	8
that letter sent to	8
ordered by the commons	8
in the presence of	7
huber text and markup	7
with his highnesse answer	7
in the county of	7
hee marched forth with	7
iv tiff page image	7
morning before hee marched	7
spi global keyed and	7
defence of the king	7
global keyed and coded	7
huber sampled and proofread	7
forth with his forces	7
the speaker of the	7
before hee marched forth	7
of the earle of	7
the kings most excellent	7
letter from the earl	7
the morning before hee	7
excellency robert earl of	7
with the losse of	7
under my hand and	7
and xml conversion the	7
given under my hand	7
speaker of the house	7
aptara keyed and coded	7
his excellency robert earl	7
imployed for the defence	7
marched forth with his	7
to the souldiers on	6
souldiers on tuesday last	6
lords and commons assembled	6
his excellence the earle	6
captaine generall of the	6
lords and gentlemen at	6
of the lords and	6
in the c category	6
to his excellency the	6
of essex the morning	6
the lord of rochford	6
the c category of	6
of both houses of	6
and gentlemen at oxford	6
and the earle of	6
earle of essex the	6
c the rate of	6
put to death in	6
and commons assembled in	6
c category of texts	6
to death in the	6
two houses of parliament	6
under the command of	6
and every of them	6
his highnesse answer thereunto	6
the two houses of	6
for the king and	6
text in the c	6
essex the morning before	6
to the kings most	6
his highnesse prince rupert	6
excellence the earle of	6
to be put to	6
by the lords and	6
garden to the souldiers	6
of the king and	6
death in the same	6
by sir philip stapleton	6
the souldiers on tuesday	6
and divers lords and	6
be put to death	6
of his majesties army	6
sent from his excellency	6
love to his king	5
judith siefring text and	5
kings most excellent maiesty	5
his excellency the earle	5
from the earle of	5
judith siefring sampled and	5
the proceedings of the	5
quality residing in the	5
letter from his excellency	5
the barbarous actions of	5
and the lord sey	5
affected people in the	5
residing in the army	5
the humble petition of	5
of quality residing in	5
the advancement of the	5
siefring sampled and proofread	5
to his king and	5
to his highnesse prince	5
by the commons in	5
civilwar no a letter	5
loyaltie and love to	5
the earle of northumberland	5
by his excellence the	5
captain generall of the	5
of the cavaliers at	5
at his late siege	5
is his excellencies pleasure	5
actions of the cavaliers	5
ordered by the lords	5
that the lord generall	5
a true and reall	5
a copy of a	5
humble petition of the	5
true and reall relation	5
the papists and ill	5
the commons in parliament	5
his loyaltie and love	5
set their men in	5
their ordnance against the	5
people in the county	5
xml conversion a letter	5
sent from his excellencie	5
instructions to the counties	5
so many of the	5
propositions propounded to his	5
and love to his	5
spoken by his excellence	5
barbarous actions of the	5
sent by sir philip	5
the counties of derby	5
proclamation to prevent plundering	5
of the army raised	5
his excellencie the earle	5
siefring text and markup	5
by the earle of	5
gentleman of quality residing	5
propositions to the citizens	5
of the army imployed	5
excellency the earle of	5
in plundering the houses	5
and dominion of wales	5
petition of the lords	5
excellencie the earle of	5
army imployed for the	5
the county of essex	5
out of the towne	5
it is his excellencies	5
my hand and seale	5
england and dominion of	5
the army imployed for	5
by the earl of	4
in hostility against the	4
wherein is declared the	4
hand and seale at	4
of essex to his	4
of essex at lestithen	4
with part of the	4
being a true and	4
affected persons in lincolnshire	4
the manner of the	4
concerning his majesties proceedings	4
of a letter from	4
committee of the house	4
in the d category	4
d the rate of	4
shall be ready to	4
the officers of his	4
out of ireland taken	4
tvvo proclamations by his	4
of essex his loyaltie	4
the justnesse of the	4
already plundered above twenty	4
raise the power of	4
they would have them	4
the army raised and	4
before his arrivall at	4
the th of september	4
to his sacred majesty	4
a war against the	4
causing them to subscribe	4
text notes for div	4
reall relation of his	4
they and every of	4
d category of texts	4
of the prisoners remaining	4
one from his excellencie	4
declared the true and	4
by the parliament forces	4
the artilrie garden to	4
relating the true state	4
five propositions propounded to	4
the lawes of the	4
jewels of the crowne	4
proclamations by his excellency	4
the cavaliers at yorke	4
true state of the	4
and imployed for the	4
most hapy and wellcome	4
a vvorthy speech spoken	4
londons resolution for the	4
from his excellencje the	4
and liberties of the	4
the committee of the	4
to be bought with	4
like proceedings in yorkshire	4
letter from a gentleman	4
his king and countrey	4
notes for div a	4
twenty fourth day of	4
also the manner of	4
proceedings of the e	4
to death of souldiers	4
relation of his incompassing	4
order of the pretended	4
true and full relation	4
for div a e	4
robert his speech to	4
by order of the	4
essex his loyaltie and	4
a letter from a	4
taken in hostility against	4
propounded to his armie	4
war against the parliament	4
concerning the putting to	4
earle of essex at	4
text in the d	4
speech spoken by his	4
the prisoners remaining in	4
of the disarming of	4
they declare their full	4
the putting to death	4
their men in battle	4
the letters from his	4
since his departure from	4
in the artilrie garden	4
putting to death of	4
justnesse of the cause	4
those who have been	4
in the said city	4
generall of all the	4
resolution to the citizens	4
and the parliament of	4
the true protestant religion	4
from time to time	4
his speech to the	4
of the parliament of	4
and wellcome newes from	4
to the two houses	4
of a commission forthwith	4
the like proceedings in	4
to enter into a	4
a gentleman of quality	4
hapy and wellcome newes	4
late siege at shrewsbury	4
a letter of the	4
who it is that	4
by robert earl of	4
vvith his five propositions	4
his majesties propositions to	4
many of the prisoners	4
the power of the	4
the true state of	4
a proclamation to prevent	4
inviting him to peace	4
his instructions to the	4
the parliaments resolution to	4
in the justnesse of	4
common councell of the	4
the head of his	4
death of souldiers come	4
solemn league and covenant	4
from the officers of	4
the true relation of	4
parts of this kingdome	4
by his majesties command	4
speech to the earle	4
this twenty fourth day	4
the disarming of the	4
from a gentleman of	4
preach as they would	4
letters from his maiesty	4
in the head of	4
the true and full	4
souldiers come out of	4
that they have underwrit	4
of original in the	4
captain generall of all	4
the maintenance of the	4
the jewels of the	4
of a letter written	4
newes from his excellencie	4
his excellences answer thereunto	4
of all the forces	4
to the county of	4
kings army neare the	4
hostility against the parliament	4
of essex his speech	4
the sending of a	4
manner of the disarming	4
excellencje the earl of	4
commons assembled in parliament	4
and causing them to	4
majesties propositions to the	4
printed by leonard lichfield	4
propounded by the earle	4
is declared the true	4
the city of london	4
the pretended houses of	4
and horse for the	4
artilrie garden to the	4
terrible nevves from york	4
by act of parliament	4
his speech in the	4
and from the officers	4
the earl of northumberland	4
come out of ireland	4
the presence of the	4
officers and souldiers of	4
a commission forthwith to	4
essex to the gentlemen	4
parliaments resolution to the	4
incompassing the kings army	4
order of the house	4
power of the counties	4
cause so many of	4
raised for the defence	4
their full will and	4
money and horse for	4
ordinance of both houses	4
examination of joshua hill	4
and reall relation of	4
pretended houses of parliament	4
the kings army neare	4
the one from his	4
vvorthy speech spoken by	4
house of commons and	4
the original text notes	4
from his excellencie the	4
from the original text	4
presence of the earle	4
head of his armie	4
state of the late	4
with the like proceedings	4
their two regiments of	4
with his majesties propositions	4
disarming of the papists	4
all officers and souldiers	4
the honorable house of	4
as they would have	4
prince robert his speech	4
declaring the barbarous actions	4
honorable house of commons	4
his arrivall at worcester	4
original text notes for	4
printed for edward husbands	4
sending of a commission	4
wellcome newes from his	4
his forces from northampton	4
the manner of his	4
the examination of joshua	4
the d category of	4
raised and imployed for	4
his incompassing the kings	4
bought with part of	4
essex to his highnesse	4
of the kings forces	4
his excellencje the earl	4
letter from the earle	4
his five propositions propounded	4
his late siege at	4
declare their full will	4
letter from his excellencje	4
essex his speech in	4
the command of his	4
of souldiers come out	4
to sir william waller	4
of the city of	4
concerning the sending of	4
refuse to contribute money	4
and i do hereby	4
e estc r this	4
after proclamation hereof made	4
of the pretended houses	4
the county of warwick	4
and his excellences answer	4
of the papists and	4
confirmed in the justnesse	4
have commanded me to	4
speech in the artilrie	4
be bought with part	4
eng england and wales	4
of his incompassing the	4
stand upon their guard	4
and the parts adjacent	4
officers of his majesties	4
army raised and imployed	4
the earle of holland	4
men in battle array	4
pleasure that this proclamation	3
forthwith to sir william	3
sir philip stapleton to	3
diverse of the aldermen	3
his departure from the	3
that this proclamation be	3
states of the united	3
concerning the state of	3
honourable house of commons	3
exceeding joyfull nevves from	3
essex since his departure	3
also a declaration from	3
is this day ordered	3
maintain the foresaid war	3
that refuse to contribute	3
faith and love to	3
they had at the	3
of essex since his	3
to god and his	3
also how they cruelly	3
declaration from both houses	3
to burne the said	3
true relation of the	3
from his excellency to	3
of the true protestant	3
contribution for sick souldiers	3
the substance of a	3
many hundreds of carbines	3
are to be sold	3
vvherein is declared every	3
to subscribe for money	3
langham drew out their	3
fought by the lord	3
the money borrowed upon	3
pillage hurst of all	3
of those who have	3
and his refusall thereof	3
late skirmish at chinner	3
god and his countrey	3
fored them to retreat	3
this proclamation be forthwith	3
hurst of all their	3
taken by his excellence	3
between a party of	3
it is this day	3
will and pleasure to	3
there are many hundreds	3
all their corne and	3
sallied out of reading	3
them a repulse and	3
defend the truth against	3
with two other orders	3
as they have done	3
also the earle of	3
as he hath one	3
of commons in parliament	3
drew out their two	3
the state of the	3
the earl of lincoln	3
what skirmishes he had	3
and by him prescribed	3
and raise the power	3
money to maintain the	3
b category of texts	3
with the true relation	3
news from yorke concerning	3
presented to his sacred	3
great skirmish which they	3
conversion a letter from	3
other orders of the	3
duty which his excellence	3
truth against the popish	3
all the kings army	3
wing e thomason e	3
b the rate of	3
of texts with fewer	3
of two famous victories	3
blovdy news from yorke	3
ordnance against the cavaleers	3
imprisoning the persons of	3
be raised for the	3
on saturday being the	3
for a contribution for	3
expects to be performed	3
have relation to the	3
northampton on munday sept	3
and command all officers	3
the horses or goods	3
souldiers under the command	3
also how sir john	3
resolution to take and	3
money borrowed upon the	3
out their two regiments	3
of the committee of	3
are many hundreds of	3
concerning the advancement of	3
having already plundered above	3
whereunto is annexed many	3
command all officers and	3
threaten to kill diverse	3
the respective counties throughout	3
victories obtained by the	3
essex his instructions to	3
commission forthwith to sir	3
both by his commanders	3
so long as he	3
who came to burne	3
a solemne oath with	3
his march towards oxford	3
a resolution to take	3
planting their ordnance against	3
yorke concerning the great	3
citizens gave them a	3
be transported to england	3
horses or goods of	3
and gentry of the	3
house of commons in	3
one drop of blood	3
imployed for the defense	3
cruelly threaten to kill	3
religious ministers in the	3
borrowed upon the jewels	3
to an ordinance of	3
his excellency to the	3
of any person or	3
of the passages at	3
himself to be confirmed	3
an order of the	3
imprisoned diverse of the	3
and pillage hurst of	3
of the united provinces	3
commons in parliament for	3
every particular order and	3
be performed both by	3
with the citizens of	3
and souldiers of horse	3
respective counties throughout all	3
declared that there are	3
is conceived to be	3
oath with god to	3
the persons of those	3
in parliament for a	3
the numbers of horse	3
text in the b	3
lord of rochford at	3
kingdomes of england and	3
of his marching out	3
resident with the states	3
to the earl of	3
numbers of horse that	3
earl of c the	3
of the counties to	3
together with the true	3
with a resolution to	3
of those citizens that	3
obtained by the parliament	3
of the late skirmish	3
and religious ministers in	3
if they will not	3
advancement of the army	3
or to be raised	3
ordering of the militia	3
his marching out with	3
rupert concerning the putting	3
highnesse prince rupert concerning	3
of twenty three men	3
to the aforesaid letters	3
of the money borrowed	3
famous victories obtained by	3
with the numbers of	3
these be forthwith printed	3
citizens that refuse to	3
and duty which his	3
e thomason e estc	3
in his march towards	3
for sick souldiers under	3
lievtenants of the respective	3
lawes of the land	3
his commanders and souldiers	3
contribute money to maintaine	3
or goods of any	3
sir samuel luke at	3
of england and dominion	3
godly and religious ministers	3
a declaration from both	3
they will not preach	3
and how the citizens	3
the ordering of the	3
lincoln and gentry of	3
from northampton on munday	3
the b category of	3
part of the money	3
with a royall protestation	3
from his excellencie robert	3
of london concerning his	3
concerning the great affront	3
with a letter from	3
the commons in england	3
there set their men	3
to the honourable house	3
of ireland taken prisoners	3
behalfe of all the	3
the passages at sherbourn	3
of all the commons	3
to contribute money to	3
seven troops of horse	3
came to burne the	3
of the army towards	3
many remarkeable passages with	3
two famous victories obtained	3
day the th of	3
god to defend the	3
likevvise terrible and blovdy	3
subscribe for money and	3
which they had at	3
contributing money to maintain	3
to be transported to	3
samuel luke at his	3
to be sold at	3
essex vnto the speaker	3
by sea and land	3
citizens of london concerning	3
had at the same	3
commons and citie of	3
they cruelly threaten to	3
majesties resident with the	3
not preach as they	3
gave them a repulse	3
the manner of their	3
solemne oath with god	3
directed to the deputy	3
collonell langham drew out	3
and all other officers	3
be confirmed in the	3
prince rupert concerning the	3
a royall protestation taken	3
sabbath day the th	3
the city in guild	3
and shut up the	3
a order for the	3
hath one drop of	3
how they cruelly threaten	3
to defend the truth	3
of all their corne	3
parliament for a contribution	3
declareth himself to be	3
him prescribed to be	3
by his commanders and	3
skirmishes he had in	3
a repulse and shut	3
prevent the like miseries	3
to be raised for	3
and collonell langham drew	3
to maintaine a war	3
upon the jewels of	3
and diverse other counties	3
of blood in his	3
with god to defend	3
london concerning his majesties	3
marching out with his	3
i doubt not but	3
order and duty which	3
gentry of the county	3
the cavaliers and taking	3
joyfull nevves from the	3
miseries and calamities in	3
state of the city	3
burne the said towne	3
and calamities in other	3
to the speaker of	3
from yorke concerning the	3
thomason e estc r	3
of the respective counties	3
out with his forces	3
of lincoln and gentry	3
to take and pillage	3
to kill diverse godly	3
relation of the passages	3
and planting their ordnance	3
their corne and hay	3
is annexed many remarkeable	3
to the lord major	3
two other orders of	3
commons in parliament assembled	3
any person or persons	3
horse for the king	3
terrible and blovdy news	3
blood in his veins	3
routed all the kings	3
collonell chomley at hurst	3
require and command all	3
from both houses of	3
the like miseries and	3
of c the rate	3
and seale at armes	3
and to be transported	3
together with two other	3
together with a letter	3
excellencies pleasure that this	3
into a solemne oath	3
of horse or foot	3
the late skirmish at	3
protestation taken by his	3
nevves from the earl	3
his majesties resident with	3
and love to god	3
fewer than defects per	3
passages with the numbers	3
wherein is declared that	3
full will and pleasure	3
to the lord maior	3
the truth against the	3
lord maior of london	3
to stand upon their	3
for the defense of	3
and are to be	3
in your lordships letter	3
for the printing of	3
the citizens gave them	3
earle of essex vnto	3
annexed many remarkeable passages	3
his excellencies pleasure that	3
prescribed to be taken	3
of the city in	3
other parts of this	3
wherein his excellency declareth	3
kill diverse godly and	3
shut up the gates	3
to maintain the foresaid	3
at the same time	3
all the forces raised	3
he had in his	3
according to an ordinance	3
not contributing money to	3
for not contributing money	3
order for the printing	3
to sir samuel luke	3
relation to the aforesaid	3
boswell his majesties resident	3
persons of those citizens	3
he hath one drop	3
money to maintaine a	3
excellency declareth himself to	3
fought by collonell chomley	3
his excellency declareth himself	3
which have relation to	3
civilwar no a proclamation	3
the counties to withstand	3
his faith and love	3
like miseries and calamities	3
goods of any person	3
long as he hath	3
to be confirmed in	3
he routed all the	3
of the th of	3
manner of their first	3
royall protestation taken by	3
that these be forthwith	3
to be performed both	3
the th of june	3
calamities in other parts	3
to the honorable house	3
orders of the committee	3
the city of gloucester	3
city in guild hall	3
performed both by his	3
how the citizens gave	3
they fored them to	3
severall regiments of horse	3
counties to withstand the	3
and what skirmishes he	3
and got beyond oxford	3
counties throughout all england	3
plundered above twenty citizens	3
love to god and	3
of commons and citie	3
which was given to	3
the great skirmish which	3
with fewer than defects	3
and blovdy news from	3
stapleton to his excellency	3
texts with fewer than	3
in the b category	3
of essex vnto the	3
likewise the proceedings of	3
in the behalfe of	3
of d the rate	3
a contribution for sick	3
command of his excellencie	3
skirmish which they had	3
given to the said	3
the defense of the	3
for money and horse	3
together with the substance	3
drop of blood in	3
substance of a letter	3
enter into a solemne	3
with the substance of	3
that they shall not	3
and imprisoning the persons	3
conceived to be bought	3
of essex his instructions	3
and common councell of	3
secretary to his excellency	3
to the said city	3
philip stapleton to his	3
or any of them	3
declaring the manner of	3
concerning the ordering of	3
and citie of london	3
all the commons in	3
by the lord of	3
wherein they declare their	3
that there are many	3
on sabbath day the	3
to withstand the cavaliers	3
maintaine a war against	3
likewise the manner of	3
is declared every particular	3
of the cavaliers and	3
by him prescribed to	3
party of the kings	3
remarkeable passages with the	3
declared every particular order	3
resolution for the defence	3
luke at his quarters	3
and to enter into	3
is declared that there	3
of horse that they	3
the losse of twenty	3
manner of his marching	3
earl of d the	3
earl of lincoln and	3
his excellence expects to	3
and it is further	3
vnto the speaker of	3
take and pillage hurst	3
them to subscribe for	3
will not preach as	3
and imprisoned diverse of	3
of the severall regiments	3
also a order for	3
and the great skirmish	3
letter sent from holland	3
doubt not but the	3
excellency to the county	3
excellence expects to be	3
with his forces from	3
had in his march	3
the lord maior of	3
which sallied out of	3
of their first meeting	3
particular order and duty	3
by collonell chomley at	3
diverse godly and religious	3
of rochford at twyford	3
with the states of	3
and there set their	3
horse that they have	3
was given to the	3
against the popish army	3
which is conceived to	3
and prevent the like	3
proclamation be forthwith printed	3
the behalfe of all	3
councell of the city	3
which his excellence expects	3
how sir john meldrum	3
losse of twenty three	3
sick souldiers under the	3
men he gave battle	3
and pleasure to unite	3
the rebels of ireland	3
ministers in the said	3
repulse and shut up	3
departure from the earl	3
above twenty citizens houses	3
the honourable house of	3
in other parts of	3
manifested his faith and	3
marshall generall of the	3
no a letter from	3
the army towards oxford	3
a party of the	3
forces from northampton on	3
the states of the	3
those citizens that refuse	3
nevves from york declaring	2
peace of the kingdome	2
the warre is like	2
unheard of an act	2
by that ordinance your	2
quarter should be denyed	2
london likevvise terrible and	2
the losse of about	2
them to subscribe to	2
of essex wherein is	2
hereby required to use	2
that this petition be	2
this side the sea	2
civilwar no the copy	2
a relation and resolution	2
or yet were such	2
to be made with	2
greatest part of the	2
and for that purpose	2
of all other rebellions	2
and to preserve the	2
be sold at their	2
that purpose have sollicited	2
with deep sorrow and	2
upon paine of death	2
and for whom they	2
proclaimed traytors and rebels	2
royall majesty likewise declareth	2
sense to your lordship	2
in danger of destroying	2
i wish the temper	2
any part of the	2
massacres committed upon their	2
should seem strange to	2
your lordship herewith a	2
the th of this	2
them in this their	2
the greatest part of	2
resolution to use such	2
shall be given hereafter	2
to be presented to	2
earle of essex wherein	2
and by their faithfull	2
to the deputy lievtenants	2
his majesty was pleased	2
an animosity and cruelty	2
be denyed to all	2
that almighty god would	2
seale at armes this	2
rigour shall be prevented	2
the kingdome of scotland	2
arms against his majesty	2
or then any good	2
any other impression in	2
prisoners as shall be	2
bishop for lawrence blaiklock	2
after or houres fight	2
will answer the contrary	2
i shall desire you	2
under what senselesse and	2
being any acknowledgement of	2
that no quarter shall	2
which the other have	2
to the composure of	2
of those miserable men	2
or malice have made	2
command transported to serve	2
should cause those prisoners	2
the deputy lievtenants of	2
determined upon such persons	2
into such an animosity	2
ordinance of parliament herewith	2
souldiers when taken prisoners	2
as had been done	2
severall acts of parliament	2
belonging to this army	2
received your lordships letter	2
and an expectation that	2
that it is evident	2
ordinance be duly executed	2
enclosing a copy of	2
reason enough to believe	2
men know i have	2
an act of injustice	2
every officer and commander	2
blaney sampled and proofread	2
it is evident by	2
the souldiers in the	2
shall desire you to	2
at armes this twenty	2
the malignants of this	2
against the protestant religion	2
therefore i were unworthy	2
parchment subscribed by the	2
or coat of arms	2
and the committees of	2
have taken prisoners of	2
they were in ireland	2
peace will not be	2
if it should be	2
majesties army for the	2
eyes of those who	2
king and kingdomes cause	2
pursuance of that just	2
and to the scandall	2
f category of texts	2
parliament that this petition	2
with what circumstances of	2
latta text and markup	2
i had not let	2
i will cause so	2
shall except all irish	2
contrary at their uttermost	2
his royall majesty likewise	2
me to let your	2
is not applicable to	2
it is further ordered	2
and subscribed by one	2
for which we are	2
his excellencies pleasure this	2
and be used as	2
received this day a	2
and unjust pretence soever	2
given them by your	2
be used as they	2
prodigious resolutions expressed in	2
and of all other	2
commanding all officers and	2
as being the foundation	2
will take these animadversions	2
their piety towards their	2
the blessings of a	2
as i am informed	2
library and the henry	2
commons assembled in the	2
they are confident will	2
such acts of inhumanity	2
refusall thereof england and	2
came up to them	2
in all churches and	2
to acquaint your highnesse	2
resolved to spend our	2
where they neither did	2
lawes and liberties are	2
affected with such cruell	2
of essex being a	2
liberties of the kingdome	2
majesty likewise declareth that	2
pay the price of	2
committees of the severall	2
of horse and dragoons	2
a declaration passed by	2
kuster sampled and proofread	2
that since his majesties	2
reading with a resolution	2
ready to allow quarter	2
such person to death	2
souldiers under my command	2
a great sense to	2
that those under yours	2
your humble servant essex	2
were such as might	2
them or any of	2
this be forthwith printed	2
xml conversion a proclamation	2
shall please god to	2
all other officers and	2
great sense to your	2
do earnestly desire your	2
armes this twenty eight	2
the contrary at their	2
day a letter of	2
quarter given to any	2
and cruelty it hath	2
printed by richard bishop	2
is like to be	2
give nor receive quarter	2
to of the kings	2
i cannot but expresse	2
andrew kuster text and	2
since his majesties gracious	2
texts with or more	2
and therefore do earnestly	2
fifty four thousand of	2
augustine harper of market	2
upon executing the irish	2
expresse a great sense	2
that every officer and	2
and all other commanders	2
therein there being any	2
proceed in the same	2
to be so managed	2
annotation on thomason copy	2
from his majesty to	2
as shall be taken	2
the earle of pembrook	2
house of commons relating	2
would open their eyes	2
such as might be	2
caused thirteen irish rebels	2
to the cavaleers and	2
copy of the solemn	2
chappels within the kingdome	2
contrary course shall be	2
to observe the rules	2
the king first by	2
essex to the honourable	2
excellence and by him	2
on tuesday last essex	2
bringing over of powerfull	2
of those who shall	2
in the partilrie garden	2
to their piety towards	2
and with what circumstances	2
lives they value as	2
of essex in the	2
it neither having addresse	2
are confident will be	2
applicable to this argument	2
be agreed upon by	2
they have reason enough	2
the command i hold	2
as they use their	2
hereby require and command	2
to make oath before	2
about seven hundered men	2
how unequall soever the	2
him to peace and	2
it should seem strange	2
of parliament have received	2
who by act of	2
make oath before their	2
law hath determined upon	2
hand and seal at	2
the uttermost of our	2
in the parliament of	2
presence of almighty god	2
parliament sent by sir	2
not suffer any english	2
the cavaliers and prevent	2
and the henry e	2
expressed in your lordships	2
the earl of forth	2
that they and every	2
so obnoxious to law	2
recover and reduce those	2
admitted to receive quarter	2
said city if they	2
and advice compose the	2
that almighty god will	2
shall inflict upon him	2
be taken in hostility	2
power to be put	2
that bloody rebellion of	2
of about who came	2
for that purpose have	2
of the said severall	2
his majesty being now	2
and observed on this	2
and command all the	2
and therefore i were	2
consisting of about who	2
within the kingdome of	2
hold under his majesty	2
the solemn league and	2
will not be hearkned	2
be prevented by all	2
for his highnesse prince	2
of which his majesty	2
time also how sir	2
prevented by all the	2
commanders on that side	2
faithfully against the rebels	2
they use their brethren	2
destruction of the protestant	2
applyed to the composure	2
printed for william gay	2
and power i have	2
be made equall in	2
so high a provocation	2
them in the same	2
for whom they daily	2
defense of the protestant	2
and estate from all	2
civilwar no the earle	2
cavaliers at yorke in	2
such an animosity and	2
blaney text and markup	2
a proceeding contrary to	2
english nation is in	2
they pretended to some	2
degenerating into such an	2
to receive quarter here	2
both the kingdomes of	2
the partilrie garden to	2
printed for laurence blaiklock	2
hazard their lives for	2
a parchment subscribed by	2
parliament with the like	2
make any other impression	2
every such person to	2
between them and the	2
a mile of the	2
to certifie unto me	2
and a parchment subscribed	2
the law hath determined	2
to whom quarter was	2
earle of essex in	2
that your majesty will	2
so suffer by my	2
and faithfully against the	2
odious both to god	2
two houses have resolved	2
the earle of pembrooke	2
printed at london for	2
thereof might justly be	2
i have taken prisoners	2
this twenty eight day	2
equall in exchange with	2
neither can that threat	2
use such prisoners as	2
to the rules and	2
so good a worke	2
the day of june	2
of the whole kingdome	2
parliament have received information	2
used by those that	2
will cause so many	2
are hereby required to	2
must pay the price	2
commons also a order	2
observe the rules they	2
but if the contrary	2
every of them do	2
lordship herewith a nationall	2
printed for richard vvest	2
and full relation of	2
his majesty and his	2
in that army many	2
the time they were	2
the printing of edw	2
excellent maiesty the humble	2
foundation whereon all our	2
by their cruell examples	2
jonathan blaney sampled and	2
yours should receive quarter	2
taken throughout the armie	2
that will not suffer	2
proclamation attested by his	2
hath determined upon such	2
neither did give nor	2
expectation that those under	2
such cruell massacres committed	2
for the recruting of	2
the popish army england	2
huntington library and art	2
liberty and property of	2
god would open their	2
a full and setled	2
the cavileers and how	2
and commons of the	2
upon his knees and	2
with or more defects	2
by the provost marshall	2
and resolution so strange	2
and equall exchange as	2
were notwithstanding murthered upon	2
shall so suffer by	2
they have done that	2
all other rebellions is	2
to prevent plundering by	2
cruelty it hath been	2
good men must abhorre	2
of destroying one another	2
quarter given them by	2
the like must be	2
be ready to allow	2
to peace and his	2
ordnance which is conceived	2
blazon or coat of	2
shall be reputed a	2
order to print dated	2
where they honestly performed	2
it shall please god	2
all men know i	2
obnoxious to law and	2
eight day of february	2
who had quarter given	2
be taken of his	2
who are hereby required	2
all those who have	2
resolved to proceed in	2
other way but by	2
act of their duty	2
had quarter given them	2
that there should be	2
to any souldiers under	2
john latta text and	2
of the proceedings of	2
of so good a	2
their utmost care and	2
which shall be taken	2
embase the value of	2
wish the temper of	2
is evident by undoubted	2
all other commanders on	2
and cannot but wonder	2
consequently be made equall	2
should after all this	2
saturday being the day	2
equall exchange as before	2
have declared and stiled	2
in exchange with the	2
john latta sampled and	2
first by proclamation attested	2
which is the strongest	2
rebellion in ireland began	2
those souldiers when taken	2
they prosecuted this horrid	2
serve him in this	2
the defence of his	2
to some on this	2
to extirpate the english	2
for every officer and	2
favourer of that bloody	2
richard bishop for lawrence	2
commander by sea or	2
no a proclamation by	2
murthered in cold bloud	2
wherein is apparently manifested	2
not be hearkned unto	2
the act of their	2
the ordinance of both	2
to the uttermost of	2
new propositions propounded by	2
the two houses have	2
shall be prevented by	2
the foundation whereon all	2
nor therein there being	2
exchange with the english	2
our horse and foot	2
and shall upon the	2
and the numer thereof	2
kingdome of england and	2
to be used in	2
these prodigious resolutions expressed	2
the originals in the	2
all pardons granted to	2
i hold under his	2
partilrie garden to the	2
pieces of ordnance which	2
the english nation is	2
lordship hath imparted to	2
conversion a proclamation by	2
by your officers that	2
him to be presented	2
of commons relating the	2
commons relating the true	2
blessings of a glorious	2
seem strange to the	2
out of ambition or	2
god will open the	2
of parliament shall inflict	2
to proceed in the	2
in the middest of	2
of the english nation	2
twenty citizens houses and	2
pretext shall be made	2
to the end that	2
in which all men	2
the city of oxford	2
solemnly entered into by	2
pleasure to unite themselves	2
army england and wales	2
but it neither having	2
importunity for peace will	2
any sort consent unto	2
that this ordinance be	2
guard and raise the	2
manner for the future	2
course shall be held	2
during the time they	2
city by the cavileers	2
warre in any part	2
your lordship hath imparted	2
moons and planting their	2
coat of arms his	2
any acknowledgement of them	2
army neare the citty	2
the citty of oxford	2
be much more mercilesse	2
majesties proceedings wherein they	2
petition be forthwith printed	2
served his majesty stoutly	2
in the service of	2
by richard bishop for	2
how after or houres	2
as of those who	2
and by a letter	2
no his excellencies letter	2
be used in the	2
king and parliament with	2
by one ralph goodwin	2
that the rebels of	2
much more mercilesse and	2
by those english protestants	2
cannot but expresse a	2
lyable to such condigne	2
would your lordship expect	2
a kind of extirpation	2
interest and power i	2
bloody rebellion of ireland	2
contrary to the rules	2
the goods and imprisoning	2
declaration passed by them	2
hath in that army	2
his armie before his	2
stiled them in the	2
of b the rate	2
and commander by sea	2
forthwith put every such	2
about who came to	2
hundred fifty four thousand	2
house of commons also	2
and sadnesse of heart	2
their allegiance towards their	2
upon other men to	2
was no otherwise given	2
by a letter of	2
f the rate of	2
of this instant from	2
under yours should receive	2
will not suffer the	2
soever the law hath	2
that you have resolved	2
with another declaration of	2
letters the one from	2
in this their intended	2
have used all possible	2
the same manner as	2
army neare the city	2
other officers and commanders	2
to unite themselves with	2
one ralph goodwin your	2
of the condition of	2
two regiments of blew	2
of texts with or	2
oath before their titular	2
being deeply affected with	2
well as of those	2
in the sight of	2
being the foundation whereon	2
or more defects per	2
the bringing over of	2
made equall in exchange	2
reproductions of the originals	2
severall troops of horse	2
they value as their	2
shall not suffer any	2
so unheard of an	2
that took them prisoners	2
my hand and seal	2
royal blazon or coat	2
about twelve of the	2
cruell massacres committed upon	2
and of which his	2
who are for the	2
almighty god will open	2
british library and the	2
of the priviledges thereof	2
officers of the severall	2
and therefore i caused	2
neare the city of	2
send your lordship herewith	2
person or persons so	2
what senselesse and unjust	2
assembled in the parliament	2
to serve him in	2
your lordships humble servant	2
and consequently be made	2
to live in that	2
of that bloody rebellion	2
by his own royall	2
with men he gave	2
now that such bloody	2
all i have in	2
the resolution to use	2
dayes after this proclamation	2
maintenance of the parliament	2
am sure such rigour	2
for peace will not	2
essex being a true	2
lordship hath in that	2
of the true religion	2
the kingdome of england	2
printer to the vniversity	2
and property of the	2
and do hereby declare	2
their guard and raise	2
and to extirpate the	2
is that for which	2
officer and souldier so	2
and most of their	2
officers that took them	2
senselesse and unjust pretence	2
his majesties command transported	2
to come to him	2
on that side know	2
his majesties proceedings wherein	2
both king and parliament	2
men to observe the	2
letter be forthwith printed	2
i have in command	2
or dominion of wales	2
by him presented to	2
and shall be lyable	2
of the solemn league	2
published by the provost	2
an ordinance of both	2
xml conversion the earle	2
and i cannot but	2
mr harding to come	2
great affront which was	2
resolutions expressed in your	2
are avowed by christians	2
other men to observe	2
commons of the parliament	2
with his forces and	2
the severall and respective	2
upon so high a	2
in any sort consent	2
this is the case	2
to such condigne punishment	2
printed by robert barker	2
pardons granted to them	2
is apparently manifested his	2
that the king first	2
should be denyed to	2
citizens of london likevvise	2
to use such prisoners	2
sent to the same	2
last with his majesties	2
house of commons concerning	2
ordinance your lordship mentions	2
that all men may	2
from york declaring the	2
is further ordered and	2
his majesties royall person	2
have been strangely deceived	2
and so unheard of	2
which they are confident	2
who shall so suffer	2
the value of the	2
of his armie before	2
or negligent in observing	2
by sea or land	2
being the of september	2
might be applyed to	2
submit to such an	2
subordinate officers and commanders	2
commons concerning the sending	2
hath been carryed on	2
tvvo letters the one	2
and pieces of ordnance	2
of that massacre know	2
all england and dominion	2
this petition be forthwith	2
which all men know	2
belonging to the army	2
arms his excellencies letter	2
if upon so high	2
the trained bands and	2
be made with the	2
act of parliament are	2
prisoners remaining in their	2
the same committee by	2
fourth day of april	2
throughout all england and	2
of horse and foot	2
against the rebels of	2
of the aldermen for	2
if the contrary course	2
the same manner for	2
one hundred fifty four	2
enough to believe i	2
and faithfully endeavour to	2
majesties command transported to	2
committee by your direction	2
to prince rupert with	2
i have also written	2
who have been strangely	2
mile of the towne	2
they shall be ready	2
speedy notice hereof to	2
this ordinance be duly	2
by both the kingdomes	2
both to god and	2
into by both the	2
hoping that almighty god	2
to the same committee	2
there should be no	2
command i hold under	2
to believe i will	2
worcester on saterday last	2
his majesties army for	2
sure such rigour shall	2
to assist them in	2
a glorious and happy	2
message to the earle	2
fourth day of february	2
other rebellions is apparent	2
unjust pretext shall be	2
be expected from you	2
letter of the th	2
battle to of the	2
shall be taken in	2
of the command i	2
said city by the	2
and by him presented	2
fell upon his knees	2
either upon the sea	2
out of reading with	2
men must pay the	2
conversion the earle of	2
in the act of	2
two of the clock	2
majesties gracious offers and	2
any souldiers under my	2
and importunity for peace	2
upon any pretence whatsoever	2
yorke in plundering the	2
of the clock in	2
how the rebellion in	2
as might be applyed	2
to such an ordinance	2
being the day of	2
required to use their	2
remaining in my power	2
proceeding contrary to the	2
by these prodigious resolutions	2
you have resolved to	2
living securely by them	2
ambition or malice have	2
of every such irish	2
did really intend by	2
had not let the	2
before their titular clergy	2
with the english nation	2
be lyable to such	2
then it hath been	2
clock in the morning	2
who served his majesty	2
jonathan blaney text and	2
by them both together	2
will be much more	2
your lordship hath in	2
like must be expected	2
his excellence and by	2
in which the other	2
civilwar no his excellencies	2
to spend our blood	2
the command of the	2
that for which we	2
knees and asked pardon	2
rupert with his highnesse	2
who by their cruell	2
that the truth thereof	2
tuesday last with his	2
therefore the two houses	2
the composure of that	2
taken prisoners in the	2
ralph goodwin your secretary	2
other officers of the	2
shall be lyable to	2
and after the cessation	2
the kings army consisting	2
city if they will	2
next door to the	2
it hath been carryed	2
as well as of	2
of the severall counties	2
all such arms as	2
prisoners in the act	2
without any provocation given	2
all subordinate officers and	2
taking of every such	2
will recover and reduce	2
no quarter shall be	2
same committee by your	2
prosecuted this horrid designe	2
or within this kingdom	2
and liberties are built	2
then to the former	2
about two of the	2
who have been proclaimed	2
the clock in the	2
which were taken in	2
intend by that odious	2
a copy of the	2
in the city of	2
executing the irish rebels	2
after quarter given to	2
him presented to his	2
who they are that	2
and by him to	2
reduce them into the	2
prince rupert with his	2
will open the eyes	2
fight they fored them	2
king first by proclamation	2
long time groaned under	2
in pursuance of that	2
the truth thereof might	2
by him to be	2
were unworthy of the	2
any officer or souldier	2
as his majesties good	2
shall upon the taking	2
this is the true	2
not communicate it to	2
and chappels within the	2
and it is thought	2
i received your lordships	2
i were unworthy of	2
all the interest and	2
had been done at	2
to hazard their lives	2
the inhabitants of this	2
and how after or	2
service of the parliament	2
and i doubt not	2
armie before his arrivall	2
did give nor receive	2
person or persons whatsoever	2
citizens houses and imprisoned	2
plundering by robert earl	2
and a declaration passed	2
issued out of the	2
of commons also a	2
use their utmost care	2
price of such acts	2
for which they have	2
subscribed by one ralph	2
of parliament concerning the	2
th of this instant	2
could not communicate it	2
conversion the copy of	2
officer and commander by	2
themselves with the citizens	2
all other your inferiour	2
to let your highnesse	2
his refusall thereof england	2
of the earl of	2
castle to sir samuel	2
the said city if	2
army for the future	2
horse with the losse	2
by all the interest	2
houses of parliament have	2
desire to see it	2
addresse to the two	2
of the resolution to	2
and commanders by sea	2
the other have trod	2
them by your officers	2
taking horse with the	2
prevent plundering by robert	2
assembled by his majesties	2
malice have made those	2
earnestly desire your highnesse	2
into the right way	2
parliament shall inflict upon	2
of england and scotland	2
houses of parliament shall	2
full and setled peace	2
that this be forthwith	2
of london likevvise terrible	2
to all subordinate officers	2
other commanders on that	2
secritary to his excellency	2
declaration of the kingdome	2
essex in the head	2
there being any acknowledgement	2
made with the enemy	2
those souldiers of mine	2
all good men must	2
apparently manifested his faith	2
upon the taking of	2
aldermen for not contributing	2
by the cavileers and	2
and therefore the two	2
in your power to	2
been strangely deceived into	2
relation of two famous	2
communicate it to them	2
the sight of almighty	2
churches and chappels within	2
no the copy of	2
and taking horse with	2
have resolved to proceed	2
be published by the	2
that ordinance your lordship	2
neither having addresse to	2
would bring upon us	2
i do hereby declare	2
two regiments of blewcoaths	2
them into the right	2
the city of coventry	2
i take my leave	2
his majesties good subjects	2
cavaliers and taking horse	2
gracious offers and importunity	2
though with deep sorrow	2
the lord generall hath	2
parliament concerning the ordering	2
caused the like number	2
so odious both to	2
twenty eight day of	2
by those that take	2
of that just ordinance	2
must be expected from	2
kuster text and markup	2
warre is like to	2
earl of b the	2
open the eyes of	2
another declaration of the	2
by that odious rebellion	2
of our power to	2
of reading with a	2
seizing the goods and	2
all our lawes and	2
thereof england and wales	2
he gave battle to	2
and by the same	2
other your inferiour commanders	2
and have commanded me	2
of the originals in	2
and i doe hereby	2
there should be an	2
your officers that took	2
withstand the cavaliers and	2
to all those who	2
latta sampled and proofread	2
nation is in danger	2
same manner as had	2
i am sure such	2
which we are all	2
to use their utmost	2
other impression in me	2
his majesty in that	2
to be taken throughout	2
most excellent maiesty the	2
of ordnance which is	2
that the english nation	2
this their intended conquest	2
deceived into armes against	2
his majesties gracious offers	2
essex wherein is declared	2
assist them in this	2
peace and his refusall	2
to wrest that kingdom	2
to print dated february	2
out of all capitulations	2
same manner for the	2
but expresse a great	2
prisoners remaining in my	2
that they prosecuted this	2
they neither did give	2
served his majesty in	2
baldwin secritary to his	2
offers and importunity for	2
that i should cause	2
the liberty and property	2
commons in parliament sent	2
to have an end	2
of warre in any	2
whom they shall be	2
it should be otherwise	2
and to have a	2
that quarter should be	2
forces and his excellences	2
to the scandall and	2
therefore by your expresse	2
is the intention of	2
the inhabitants of these	2
this being all i	2
and that you have	2
some on this side	2
used as they use	2
propositions propounded by the	2
arrivall at worcester on	2
but living securely by	2
and stiled them in	2
of parliament herewith sent	2
ever they pretended to	2
live in that kingdom	2
the rebels of that	2
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of gods true religion	2
reliefe of the said	2
affront which was given	2
given to any souldiers	2
which his majesty is	2
by letters from that	2
and read in all	2
by your expresse commands	2
those who shall be	2
hereafter to be made	2
commanded me to acquaint	2
all churches and chappels	2
pretended to some on	2
his knees and asked	2
of this kingdome are	2
such person or persons	2
deeply affected with such	2
been proclaimed traytors and	2
text in the f	2
originals in the british	2
twelve of the clock	2
i desire you to	2
those under yours should	2
be no quarter given	2
of degenerating into such	2
to god and men	2
an expectation that those	2
andrew kuster sampled and	2
of men and arms	2
value of the english	2
reputed a favourer of	2
a great part of	2
were by his majesties	2
scandall and destruction of	2
officers and commanders by	2
due obedience and subjection	2
the temper of this	2
sold at their shops	2
quarter was no otherwise	2
by his excellence and	2
of parliament are such	2
his forces and his	2
the great affront which	2
extirpate the english nation	2
our lawes and liberties	2
read in all churches	2
the knights of the	2
members of the house	2
hath imparted to me	2
and their allegiance towards	2
by both houses of	2
all resolved to spend	2
gave battle to of	2
deep sorrow and reluctancy	2
with such cruell massacres	2
might justly be suspected	2
put every such person	2
this letter be forthwith	2
what ever they pretended	2
an ordinance of parliament	2
and of the priviledges	2
houres fight they fored	2
the penalty of cashiering	2
of ambition or malice	2
because the committee at	2
the price of such	2
and destruction of the	2
franck and are to	2
proceedings wherein they declare	2
like to be so	2
as the putting those	2
that for every officer	2
can desire to see	2
majesty is the head	2
me to acquaint your	2
be presented to his	2
committed upon their protestant	2
at yorke in plundering	2
the party for the	2
notice hereof to all	2
without distinction of age	2
which they have reason	2
any unjust pretext shall	2
have reason enough to	2
transported to serve him	2
if any officer or	2
to be in a	2
that the two houses	2
having addresse to the	2
or who by act	2
the duty of souldiers	2
door to the kings	2
commanded me to let	2
or houres fight they	2
passed by them both	2
are all resolved to	2
danger of destroying one	2
charge and command all	2
commons in parliament that	2
cavaliers and prevent the	2
at worcester on saterday	2
quarter given to them	2
denyed to all those	2
taken prisoners of those	2
the british library and	2
hereof to all subordinate	2
speech in the partilrie	2
a favourer of that	2
suffer by my order	2
give speedy notice hereof	2
relation and resolution so	2
and will recover and	2
utmost care and circumspection	2
by proclamation attested by	2
of nature and nations	2
really intend by that	2
take these animadversions into	2
sight of almighty god	2
against the kings army	2
and all good men	2
in a full and	2
both by sea and	2
inhabitants of this county	2
therefore do earnestly desire	2
popish army england and	2
and since that time	2
the tenor of this	2
warre against the parliament	2
of an act of	2
earl of essex being	2
the severall regiments of	2
the rebellion in ireland	2
not passe that way	2
houses of parliament concerning	2
pleasure this letter be	2
to those souldiers when	2
maiesty the humble petition	2
cavileers and how the	2
york declaring the barbarous	2
shall be taken of	2
in the f category	2
unworthy of the command	2
and if it should	2
that all pardons granted	2
person and estate from	2
in parliament sent by	2
for the preservation of	2
on this side the	2
notwithstanding murthered upon coole	2
the eyes of those	2
the said city by	2
they shall not suffer	2
honestly performed the duty	2
of the kingdome of	2
if there should be	2
full relation of two	2
that are avowed by	2
they honestly performed the	2
or persons so offending	2
lords and commons of	2
be in a readinesse	2
unite themselves with the	2
who out of ambition	2
killing of the cavaliers	2
piety towards their maker	2
library and art gallery	2
are that will not	2
i submit to such	2
time they were in	2
then any good man	2
in parliament that this	2
the rules they lay	2
therefore i caused the	2
are used by those	2
believe i will dye	2
property of the subject	2
be reputed a favourer	2
the scandall and destruction	2
in observing the tenor	2
honest men to death	2
excellencies pleasure this letter	2
sort consent unto it	2
the same time also	2
of such acts of	2
they are that will	2
that army many souldiers	2
and that quarter should	2
houses and imprisoned diverse	2
of arms his excellencies	2
answer the contrary at	2
even by those english	2
will and require all	2
the spanish colours publiquely	2
entered into by both	2
seaman so causelesly massacred	2
in any part of	2
used in the same	2
kings army consisting of	2
observed on this side	2
where with men he	2
part of the christian	2
instant from your lordship	2
to be obedient hereunto	2
remaining in their power	2
have been proclaimed traytors	2
performed the duty of	2
i send your lordship	2
i received this day	2
the taking of every	2
declared and stiled them	2
upon their guard and	2
taken of his majesties	2
the great god of	2
i could not communicate	2
at london for laurence	2
that it should seem	2
those that take them	2
about the city of	2
of commons concerning the	2
quarter shall be given	2
troops of horse and	2
essex to the earl	2
the aldermen for not	2
we are all resolved	2
on tuesday last with	2
printed for iohn frank	2
harding to come to	2
i shall be ready	2
whom it may concern	2
all the blessings of	2
the contrary course shall	2
yet to those souldiers	2
by the same measure	2
uttermost of our power	2
the earle of bedford	2
i caused the like	2
that shall be remisse	2
neare the citty of	2
and parliament with the	2
being all i have	2
negligent in observing the	2
whom quarter was no	2
this day a letter	2
of a glorious and	2
should be no quarter	2
a long time groaned	2
such prisoners as shall	2
every officer and souldier	2
the f category of	2
and murthered in cold	2
and to the cavaleers	2
been done at shrewsbury	2
no quarter given to	2
subscribed by the prince	2
the other from vvarwick	2
no the earle of	2
be admitted to receive	2
be taken throughout the	2
attested by his own	2
printed for thomas baley	2
the service of the	2
be applyed to the	2
same time also how	2
to embase the value	2
unequall soever the quarrell	2
goods and imprisoning the	2
ordered to be printed	2
deceived into arms against	2
whereon all our lawes	2
i should cause those	2
army consisting of about	2
are for the present	2
such rigour shall be	2
whom they daily pray	2
the priviledges of parliament	2
a great body of	2
printed for henry fowler	2
truth thereof might justly	2
almighty god would open	2
the presence of almighty	2
with his forces rupert	2
not applicable to this	2
is in danger of	2
this instant from your	2
and reduce them into	2
any the horses or	2
of the christian world	2
and all other your	2
the interest and power	2
deputy lievtenants of the	2
strange to the two	2
glorious and happy reigne	2
by such prodigious cruelty	2
the committees of the	2
his majesty is the	2
observing the tenor of	2
the kingdomes of england	2
to whom they shall	2
shall be forced to	2
the lord of stamford	2
manner as had been	2
armes against his majesty	2
tenor of this ordinance	2
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whose lives they value	2
yet were such as	2