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quadgram	frequency
my lord of strafford	742
the house of commons	311
the earl of strafford	252
the king of spain	156
the duke of buckingham	128
my lord of straffords	122
of the house of	120
of my lord of	111
the said earl of	99
the earl of bristol	92
of the earl of	90
the lords of the	88
the honorable house of	85
honorable house of commons	85
that my lord of	84
said earl of strafford	78
in the time of	77
early english books online	77
thomas earl of strafford	69
the rest of the	67
the petition of right	66
an act of parliament	65
to the house of	63
in the case of	62
in the mean time	62
by my lord of	60
speaker of the honorable	58
of the honorable house	58
of the king of	57
of thomas earl of	55
the king and his	54
the city of london	54
to the king of	53
the th year of	53
liberty of the subject	50
in the name of	49
by the statute of	49
against the earl of	49
of his majesties subjects	48
in the house of	47
that the said earl	47
the king of great	45
on my lord of	45
both houses of parliament	44
of the king and	44
lord of strafford did	43
the command of the	43
to the earl of	43
he the said earl	43
the liberty of the	43
members of the house	42
of his majesties reign	42
to my lord of	42
the king of denmark	42
king of great britain	41
the words of the	41
the lords and commons	41
lords of the council	41
under the great seal	41
in respect of the	40
by reason of the	40
a message from the	40
that the earl of	40
the bill of attainder	39
year of his majesties	39
an act for the	39
of tunnage and poundage	38
the time of the	38
under the command of	37
king and his people	37
the earl of arundel	37
whether my lord of	37
the clerk of the	37
at the same time	36
and the said earl	36
in the county of	36
by a committee of	36
in the th year	36
your most excellent majesty	35
of the duke of	35
the church of england	34
the service of the	34
on the other side	34
committee of both houses	34
message from the king	34
to the honorable william	34
the statute of the	34
resolved upon the question	33
from time to time	33
command of the king	33
of the said earl	33
majesty that now is	33
would be pleased to	33
according to the laws	33
my lord of esmond	32
by act of parliament	32
heard my lord of	32
in substance as followeth	32
the duke of bavaria	32
the cause of the	32
in the presence of	31
lord of strafford hath	31
the commons of england	31
lord of strafford said	31
he heard my lord	31
and my lord of	31
the death of the	31
in the court of	31
ought not to be	31
the house of austria	31
may it please your	31
up to the lords	31
the house of lords	30
at the time of	30
commons assembled in parliament	30
to the duke of	30
to make use of	30
a committee of both	30
the first day of	30
the laws and statutes	30
in the first place	29
by the house of	29
a great deal of	29
lord of strafford desired	29
the great seal of	29
the king of france	29
the law of the	29
the major part of	28
to his own use	28
the charge of the	28
by the command of	28
great seal of england	28
the king of england	28
from all rules of	28
an army in ireland	28
for the defence of	28
all rules of government	28
the honorable william lenthal	28
will be pleased to	27
for the most part	27
he doth not remember	27
of the whole house	27
between the king and	27
lord of straffords motion	27
and the rest of	27
law of the land	27
lord of strafford was	27
to the honorable house	27
give me leave to	27
for the service of	27
of the great council	27
the hands of the	27
be forthwith printed and	27
for the earl of	27
forthwith printed and published	27
a member of the	26
of england and ireland	26
the house of peers	26
my lord of northumberland	26
clerk of the council	26
soveraign lord the king	26
from the king to	26
the statute of h	26
laws and statutes of	26
the king and the	26
the king and kingdom	26
and that it was	26
of the city of	26
owned by the institutions	25
and encoded edition of	25
assigned for keying and	25
all without asking permission	25
providing financial support to	25
the terms of creative	25
edition of the work	25
the committee for the	25
described above is co	25
encoded edition of the	25
financial support to the	25
text and markup reviewed	25
his majesty that now	25
keyboarded and encoded edition	25
to the terms of	25
of the commons house	25
by the institutions providing	25
the crown of england	25
is available for reuse	25
text is available for	25
images scanned from microfilm	25
support to the early	25
according to the terms	25
a letter sent to	25
text can be copied	25
terms of creative commons	25
the king to the	25
books online text creation	25
the early english books	25
to the prejudice of	25
of the work described	25
said realm of ireland	25
that he should be	25
by the earl of	25
i text is available	25
work described above is	25
the matter of the	25
the laws of the	25
and markup reviewed and	25
and coded from proquest	25
the said realm of	25
markup reviewed and edited	25
to the early english	25
encoded text transcribed from	25
coded from proquest page	25
institutions providing financial support	25
this phase i text	25
phase i text is	25
online text creation partnership	25
to the same purpose	25
is not to be	25
to the best of	25
an act of state	25
to his best remembrance	25
tcp assigned for keying	25
keyed and coded from	25
for keying and markup	25
into the hands of	25
this keyboarded and encoded	25
the work described above	25
the text can be	25
from proquest page images	25
the institutions providing financial	25
english books online text	25
restitution of the palatinate	25
even for commercial purposes	25
absolved from all rules	24
letter sent to the	24
the time of his	24
the statute of e	24
a great part of	24
the best of his	24
to the laws and	24
our soveraign lord the	24
year of henry the	24
the commons assembled in	24
the members of the	24
that there was no	24
honorable william lenthal esq	24
that there was a	24
to the king and	24
the person of the	24
the english short title	23
transcription a of text	23
a standardized format that	23
this text has not	23
the display of a	23
lords spiritual and temporal	23
is an enriched version	23
and metadata enrichments aim	23
text more computationally tractable	23
from many walks of	23
collaborative curation by amateur	23
spellings that support the	23
standard spellings that support	23
words to that effect	23
stationer meant to publish	23
a of text r	23
a text in a	23
at restoring the text	23
changes and metadata enrichments	23
in the beginning of	23
which my lord of	23
a committee of the	23
text r in the	23
that preserves archaic forms	23
in the parliament of	23
curation by amateur and	23
amateur and professional end	23
an enriched version of	23
end users from many	23
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english short title catalog	23
the author or stationer	23
making the text more	23
this text is an	23
of the church of	23
by amateur and professional	23
aim at making the	23
format that preserves archaic	23
text is an enriched	23
many walks of life	23
has not been fully	23
digital transcription a of	23
enrichments aim at making	23
commons house of parliament	23
message from the lords	23
aim at restoring the	23
the text the author	23
text the author or	23
enriched version of the	23
the tcp digital transcription	23
my lord of corke	23
version of the tcp	23
based collaborative curation by	23
and linguistically annotated with	23
his majesty was pleased	23
the annotation includes standard	23
includes standard spellings that	23
not been fully proofread	23
of text r in	23
that it was not	23
textual changes aim at	23
support the display of	23
author or stationer meant	23
in the english short	23
the trial of the	23
text has been tokenized	23
been fully proofread approx	23
standardized format that preserves	23
metadata enrichments aim at	23
and suitable for network	23
the text more computationally	23
r in the english	23
and the duke of	23
tokenized and linguistically annotated	23
users from many walks	23
text has not been	23
tcp digital transcription a	23
the commons house of	23
annotation includes standard spellings	23
display of a text	23
that support the display	23
in a standardized format	23
before my lord of	23
that he did not	23
of a text in	23
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	23
of the tcp digital	23
has been tokenized and	23
or stationer meant to	23
and professional end users	23
professional end users from	23
text in a standardized	23
been tokenized and linguistically	23
at making the text	23
textual changes and metadata	23
restoring the text the	23
changes aim at restoring	23
committee of the whole	22
to the petition of	22
of strafford did not	22
bill of attainder of	22
your lordships have heard	22
that his majesty had	22
if there be any	22
members of this house	22
trial of thomas earl	22
his majesty and the	22
lord of strafford had	22
printer to the honorable	22
in this present parliament	22
to reduce this kingdom	22
of the french king	22
his said late majesty	22
it is to be	22
to the said earl	22
or words to that	22
the case of the	22
of the lords of	22
the name of the	22
the kingdom of ireland	22
the said late king	22
the nature of the	21
iv tiff page images	21
the council of war	21
war against the king	21
of the members of	21
to subvert the fundamental	21
of the county of	21
the deputy and council	21
in the hands of	21
from my lord of	21
majesty was pleased to	21
safety of the kingdom	21
answer to the petition	21
the business of the	21
the restitution of the	21
his majesty and his	21
laid to his charge	21
for the safety of	21
of all the commons	21
the good of the	21
the trial of thomas	21
i beseech your lordships	21
the laws of england	20
for the good of	20
and twentieth year of	20
it hath been objected	20
of the scotch nation	20
that he would not	20
my lord of faulkland	20
the th of may	20
that is to say	20
a copy of the	20
the breach of the	20
a levying of war	20
the lord the king	20
the defence of the	20
to the matter of	20
lord of strafford observed	20
the beginning of the	20
be present at the	20
the safety of the	20
member of the house	20
major part of the	20
sent to the honorable	20
of the clock in	20
according to the law	20
to consider of the	20
william lenthal esq speaker	20
lords of the great	20
thousand pounds per annum	19
the kings most excellent	19
words of the statute	19
and statutes of this	19
the prerogative of the	19
the subjects of the	19
of the said duke	19
the jurisdiction of the	19
against my lord of	19
he doth not know	19
the names of the	19
and liberties of the	19
of the said ships	19
but my lord of	19
for the preservation of	19
my lords and gentlemen	19
all the commons of	19
in his majesties name	19
honourable house of commons	19
by the advice of	19
the lords spiritual and	19
the honourable house of	19
to manage the evidence	19
the clock in the	19
as he takes it	19
that the king of	19
and absolved from all	19
from the lords by	18
of the said realm	18
of the council of	18
concerning the earl of	18
there can be no	18
excellency sir thomas fairfax	18
to both houses of	18
it ought to be	18
message to the lords	18
i doubt not but	18
the dissolution of the	18
that the king had	18
of the kingdom of	18
his excellency sir thomas	18
as an act of	18
the state of the	18
most humbly beseech your	18
by the lords of	18
of the kings bench	18
and the king of	18
by the laws of	18
that he was not	18
by the commons assembled	18
and that his majesty	18
in the kings bench	18
death of the king	18
the preservation of the	18
the charge against the	18
of horse and foot	18
by the said earl	18
and the earl of	18
he was pleased to	18
the laws and customs	18
by the king of	18
trial of the earl	18
what my lord of	18
for the recovery of	18
the truth of the	17
the opinion of the	17
for the relief of	17
the book of rates	17
of our soveraign lord	17
of the lord the	17
the body of the	17
as much as in	17
his majesty by the	17
being asked to the	17
had an army in	17
the committee of the	17
the two and twentieth	17
the occasion of the	17
the liberties of the	17
it hath been said	17
be a true copy	17
and burgesses of the	17
the officers of the	17
conference with the lords	17
to the use of	17
the time of my	17
that the king was	17
petition to the king	17
the execution of the	17
esq speaker of the	17
subvert the fundamental laws	17
of the last parliament	17
the court of spain	17
laws and customs of	17
about the same time	17
that it was a	16
by the lord keeper	16
the subversion of the	16
to the point of	16
of the bill of	16
that their lordships will	16
two of the clock	16
the first part of	16
to let you know	16
ordered by the commons	16
the delivery of the	16
that he could not	16
and that he was	16
the earl of straffords	16
but it hath been	16
the presence of the	16
lenthal esq speaker of	16
appear to your lordships	16
of the late king	16
the affections of his	16
against the duke of	16
the hand of the	16
the original in the	16
the power of the	16
the princes of the	16
at home and abroad	16
and that they were	16
of the cinque ports	16
and that he had	16
and safety of the	16
the bishop of lincoln	16
r this keyboarded and	16
a letter from the	16
that it is a	16
the kings little finger	16
the king and prince	16
and that the king	16
their lordships have heard	16
estc r this keyboarded	16
on the behalf of	16
the parliament of the	16
by the appointment of	16
the substance of the	16
by the law of	16
kings most excellent majesty	16
the fundamental laws of	16
he the said duke	15
testimony of my lord	15
in regard of the	15
from the king of	15
may be pleased to	15
the sergeant at armes	15
during the time of	15
great sums of money	15
the archbishop of canterbury	15
a message to the	15
of the scotish nation	15
the next is the	15
that there is no	15
and that the said	15
humbly beseech your majesty	15
laws of the land	15
the testimony of my	15
was so far from	15
and the house of	15
and if it be	15
if he had not	15
reproduction of the original	15
concerning the trial of	15
a war against the	15
the committee appointed to	15
beseech your lordships to	15
that he might have	15
attainder of the earl	15
committee for the earl	15
the honoble william lenthal	15
that he doth not	15
to be put to	15
lord of strafford say	15
the return of the	15
a council of war	15
of the said house	15
commons in this present	15
and that he would	15
shall not need to	15
the said sir iohn	15
a letter to the	15
it to be a	15
house of commons in	15
out of the said	15
of the lords and	15
of the original in	15
of the court of	15
for the raising of	15
that it is not	15
to the honoble william	15
in the nature of	15
to be a true	15
loose and absolved from	15
house of commons to	15
against the law of	15
he is charged with	15
to his late majesty	15
affections of his people	15
majesty would be pleased	15
if it be not	15
the eighth year of	14
within the statute of	14
the first year of	14
for my lord of	14
read in the house	14
printed for edward husband	14
for the space of	14
and in the mean	14
princes of the union	14
the same to be	14
to the value of	14
out of the house	14
the isle of rhee	14
his majesties subjects of	14
of the statute of	14
best of his remembrance	14
to an act of	14
of the said late	14
the humble petition of	14
upon a habeas corpus	14
that his majesty was	14
his majesties answer to	14
the th day of	14
it could not be	14
year of the king	14
as by the said	14
for the time being	14
the great council of	14
the master of the	14
lieutenant of the tower	14
and he the said	14
the grace of god	14
this present parliament assembled	14
and government of the	14
he would not have	14
went up to the	14
he was present at	14
charge against the earl	14
as appears by the	14
and that in the	14
honoble william lenthal esq	14
the behalf of the	14
that some of the	14
in point of religion	14
there was no such	14
of attainder of the	14
of the great seal	14
with the king of	14
the use of the	14
his hand and seal	14
to the crown of	14
that it may be	14
that they might be	14
great council of the	14
the said earl having	14
the proceedings of the	14
betwixt the king and	14
to call a parliament	14
and xml conversion a	14
members of both houses	14
the value of the	14
the courts of justice	14
on behalf of the	14
under his hand and	14
that there may be	14
to his majesty for	14
it will not be	14
his majesty in the	14
the security of the	14
earl of strafford to	14
appointment of his excellency	14
lord of strafford answered	14
to the kings most	14
his excellency the lord	13
the act of parliament	13
the king in his	13
of so great a	13
divers of his majesties	13
the advice of the	13
at two of the	13
as to that article	13
fit to be done	13
arbitrary and tyrannical government	13
conference by a committee	13
asked to the same	13
the church of rome	13
the king and people	13
th year of the	13
in or about the	13
the parliament of ireland	13
the most part of	13
others of his majesties	13
his majesty would be	13
of the lords house	13
any part of the	13
the king his master	13
in order to the	13
the benefit of the	13
the lord keepers speech	13
was one of the	13
that there is a	13
the appointment of his	13
the laws of this	13
in the month of	13
answer returned by the	13
desire your lordships to	13
all the parts of	13
desire a free conference	13
the honor of the	13
to be present at	13
when my lord of	13
that the parliament had	13
against him in the	13
recovery of the palatinate	13
it may stand with	13
to the king in	13
any thing that may	13
mo a wing r	13
year of his reign	13
barons of the exchequer	13
sent to the honoble	13
in a case of	13
as well as the	13
to the same effect	13
was a conquered nation	13
the kings answer to	13
returned by the same	13
laws of the kingdom	13
the recovery of the	13
an arbitrary and tyrannical	13
the peace of the	13
to the laws of	13
was pleased to say	13
by the grace of	13
the words in the	13
and whereas it is	13
besought their lordships to	13
it is in the	13
it was not the	13
in the commons house	13
the petition of the	13
the court of star	13
in the third year	13
the third year of	13
the earl of bristols	13
a letter from his	13
under the hand of	13
of the whole kingdom	13
of the council to	13
to be presented to	12
and are to be	12
the words were spoken	12
covantage keyed and coded	12
the last day of	12
the conclusion of the	12
a peer of the	12
the government of the	12
the end of the	12
earl of strafford did	12
the kingdom of england	12
th year of his	12
a conference with the	12
general of the army	12
original in the british	12
to the lords with	12
that his majesty would	12
of his said late	12
and some of the	12
with his own hand	12
the honorable william lenthall	12
he desired their lordships	12
as my lord of	12
whereas it is said	12
letter from his majesty	12
rights and liberties of	12
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that it should be	12
rate of defects per	12
in my lord of	12
the time to come	12
the relief of the	12
of the th of	12
great part of the	12
my lord mountnorris his	12
the same time the	12
to the right honourable	12
time of my lord	12
this text in the	12
both at home and	12
the said earl hath	12
are to be sold	12
my lord mountnorris was	12
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the commons in parliament	12
the gentlemen of the	12
your majesty would be	12
the earl of holland	12
apex covantage keyed and	12
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lord of strafford should	12
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the rest of his	12
the subjects of this	12
category of texts with	12
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the sergeant at arms	12
the match with spain	12
that ireland was a	12
statutes of this realm	12
to fine and ransome	12
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to my lord deputy	12
an act to enable	12
house of commons have	12
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the said king of	12
the right of the	12
he shall not be	12
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parts of the kingdom	12
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act for the naturalizing	12
that he might be	12
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the nature of a	12
that he shall not	12
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in the statute of	12
it to your lordships	12
that there should be	12
majesties answer to the	12
the order of the	12
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of the laws of	12
out of the exchequer	12
the answer to the	12
the said richard montague	12
speaker of the house	12
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not so much as	12
of the fundamental laws	12
and customs of the	12
of the said parliament	12
gentlemen of the house	12
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the kings of england	12
the three and twentieth	12
of my lord mountnorris	12
by his majesties command	12
for the naturalizing of	12
the seven and twentieth	12
that your majesty will	12
the authority of the	12
in the next place	12
that your majesty would	12
the county of york	12
humbly beseech your lordships	12
to the course of	12
if my lord of	12
his prerogative as he	12
attainder of thomas earl	12
from his majesty to	12
for the matter of	12
to the bishop of	12
war against the scots	12
referred to the committee	12
the rate of defects	12
be delivered to the	11
i assure my self	11
do with them what	11
to the king by	11
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the duke of chevereux	11
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that power would admit	11
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that he would be	11
statute of the th	11
under the hands of	11
to be done in	11
the prejudice of the	11
from the house of	11
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the justice of the	11
the th of march	11
before god and men	11
the whole body of	11
was loose and absolved	11
and whereas my lord	11
part of the charge	11
his letter to the	11
in the service of	11
the said earl was	11
under his own hand	11
defence of the kingdom	11
a justice of peace	11
most part of the	11
their lordships in mind	11
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majesty will be pleased	11
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him the said earl	10
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upon the whole matter	10
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of parliament in ireland	10
his shop at the	10
the loins of the	10
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of the late remonstrance	10
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the execution of it	10
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lordships in mind of	10
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his most excellent majesty	10
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it to their lordships	10
the parliament of england	10
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to the bill of	10
the levying of money	10
person of the king	10
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articles against the duke	10
nine of the clock	10
golden dragon in fleetstreet	10
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to his majesty in	10
lord of strafford speak	10
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of the golden dragon	10
against the king and	10
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the subjects of ireland	10
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the assistance of the	10
i come to the	10
to desire a free	10
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lord keeper of the	10
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in the kingdom of	10
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of his late majesty	10
the resolution of the	10
be pleased to give	10
it is very true	10
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of the king or	10
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master of the rolls	10
to move his majesty	10
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that part of the	10
the trust reposed in	10
to take away the	10
to the committee for	10
their lordships will be	10
the one and twentieth	10
the house of parliament	10
subjects of that kingdom	10
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of his now majesties	10
king iames of famous	10
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appointed to manage the	10
high court of parliament	10
put their lordships in	10
the statute of th	10
the safety of his	10
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to the subversion of	10
that the king may	10
his majesty then prince	10
loins of the law	10
on the other part	10
lords and commons assembled	10
the said earl did	10
and for his own	10
season of the year	10
that they should be	10
of strafford of high	10
against thomas earl of	10
your majesty and your	10
to the lords of	10
owners of the said	10
defence and reply as	10
of the state of	10
one and the same	10
and liberty of the	10
his crown and dignity	10
that in case of	10
at his shop at	10
in the lords house	10
at the signe of	10
will give a meeting	10
with them what he	10
king of spain to	10
to manage this conference	10
acquitted before god and	10
to subvert the laws	10
my lord of canterbury	10
the generall councell of	10
to take notice of	10
to the subjects of	10
to this i answer	10
lord lieutenant of ireland	10
the season of the	10
in this great business	10
my lord of portland	10
of war against the	10
that his majesty should	10
message from his majesty	10
in favor of the	10
that i should be	10
some of their lordships	10
to be sent for	10
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they could not be	10
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the said earl being	10
give an account of	10
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of edward the third	9
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lords of the councel	9
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in the hearts of	9
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afternoon at two of	9
in the said house	9
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one of the managers	9
the greatness of the	9
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an order of the	9
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council of the peers	9
of the peers of	9
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burgesses of the house	9
the honour to be	9
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the manner of the	9
this letter be forthwith	9
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john a this text	9
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lords and commons in	9
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much as in him	9
the elector of saxony	9
his late majesty of	9
advantage to supply himself	9
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subjects of this kingdom	9
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that he had an	9
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to be considered of	9
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strafford of high treason	9
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and commons in this	9
one thousand six hundred	9
at the council table	9
of the said merchants	9
of both houses of	9
that this house has	9
my lord of faulklands	9
the coming of the	9
it might have been	9
the said earl in	9
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right of the subject	9
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in the said realm	9
statute of magna charta	9
report to the house	9
out of the kings	9
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the opening of the	9
honorable william lenthall esquire	9
of the house to	9
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to give him leave	9
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laws of this realm	9
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members of the said	9
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year of the reign	9
lord of strafford himself	9
the root of government	9
the interest of the	9
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of his majesties royal	9
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the prince of wales	9
laws as from a	9
the bill of tunnage	9
by his late majesties	9
the prince of orange	9
draw up the charge	9
the earl of cork	9
was not to suffer	9
to do every thing	9
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heavier than the loyns	9
the army under his	9
for the honor of	9
the treaty of the	9
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a iustice of peace	9
by the common law	9
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parliament of tertio caroli	9
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of the said king	9
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to come into england	9
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lords of the privy	9
demands made by the	9
texts with between and	9
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subversion of the laws	9
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those of our religion	9
to serve the king	9
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the pope of rome	9
the earl of corke	9
an offensive war against	9
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of this present parliament	9
lord primate of ireland	9
the affairs of the	9
to be forthwith printed	9
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of the subjects of	9
being asked on the	9
by his late majesty	9
in case of treason	9
said house of commons	9
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the king for a	9
the said earl and	9
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messengers of their own	9
in the first part	9
of this your kingdom	9
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one hundred thousand pounds	9
letter be forthwith printed	9
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of the kings ships	9
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by the deputy and	9
committee for irish affairs	9
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subjects of this realm	9
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introduce an arbitrary and	9
my lord of bristol	9
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affairs of the kingdom	8
most humble and loyal	8
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of henry the seventh	8
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by authority of the	8
our friends and allies	8
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it hath pleased god	8
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year of our reign	8
the life of the	8
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the name of all	8
that the bishop of	8
for the payment of	8
be graciously pleased to	8
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to your majesty and	8
notes for div a	8
some of the lords	8
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majesty of blessed memory	8
that he had the	8
in time of war	8
of the reformed religion	8
shall be bold to	8
of the people to	8
lord archbishop of canterbury	8
make use of it	8
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committee of the house	8
order of the council	8
thing that power would	8
the names of such	8
service of his majesty	8
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the cause of his	8
letter from the king	8
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the parliament of tertio	8
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to be given to	8
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in the business of	8
i hope you will	8
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so my lord of	8
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to the statute of	8
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evidence at the trial	8
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of sedition against us	8
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not be able to	8
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words my lord of	8
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against my lord mountnorris	8
the judges of the	8
that he conceived the	8
if there were not	8
came out of ireland	8
said sir iohn elliot	8
do every thing that	8
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to his majesties service	8
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to give an account	8
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war against the kings	8
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of the king to	8
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under my lord of	8
yet the said earl	8
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of the army in	8
of the bishop of	8
the lords by judge	8
his majesties loving subjects	8
the said french king	8
to desire their lordships	8
a day or two	8
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year of the said	8
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to be delivered to	8
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if a man be	8
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their lordships message into	8
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lordships message into consideration	8
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of this your realm	8
the sense of the	8
my self to the	8
report from the committee	8
i am commanded to	8
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the bringing in of	8
as much as he	8
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for the use of	8
the fifth year of	8
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the possession of the	8
the destruction of the	8
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estates of his majesties	8
the people of the	8
bill of tunnage and	8
the keeper of the	8
had just cause to	8
to be put in	8
the king and state	8
the most gratious infanta	8
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lords with this message	8
the honour of the	8
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the said duke hath	8
he knows not whether	8
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honor and safety of	8
be made use of	8
one of the principal	8
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levying of war against	8
lord treasurer of england	8
prerogative of the king	8
of the church and	8
loyns of the law	8
to his majesty to	8
the honor and safety	8
the condition of the	8
by way of discourse	8
meet this afternoon at	8
by the said article	8
the said lord conway	8
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so high a nature	8
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to be levied by	8
the matter of supply	8
the members of that	8
that the duke of	8
to the destruction of	8
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which the said earl	8
the accusation of the	8
twentieth year of the	8
i hope i shall	8
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liberties of the subjects	8
from the earl of	8
peer of the realm	8
duty of his place	8
before the lords of	8
the tenth of march	8
an act to confirm	8
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the king and parliament	8
the subjects of that	8
the same committee that	8
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taken their lordships message	8
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a list of the	8
the one and thirtieth	8
that their lordships have	8
of so high a	8
tryed the affections of	8
i leave it to	8
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to proceed to the	8
guarding of the seas	8
has taken their lordships	8
of attainder of thomas	8
it must needs be	8
of the realm of	8
of his late majesties	8
as a committee of	8
by the bishop of	8
command from the king	8
the sea of rome	8
there had been no	8
the captains and masters	8
lord of straffords answer	8
the beginning of this	8
the hearts of the	8
to the same point	8
of this church and	8
of oyer and terminer	8
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of king edward the	8
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kings letter to the	8
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father of blessed memory	8
to be desired with	8
the lords and others	8
of the said council	8
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said earl of bristol	8
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his majesty in his	8
near as he can	8
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peers of the realm	7
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the tenth year of	7
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by the same laws	7
councell of the army	7
his wife and children	7
was read in the	7
in the kings name	7
man in the world	7
the restoring of the	7
little finger of the	7
charge of high treason	7
i must tell you	7
civilwar no a letter	7
contrary to the laws	7
by the space of	7
the latter end of	7
that if he had	7
i would not have	7
if he did not	7
heavier than the loins	7
the lord deputy and	7
the nobility and gentry	7
and that the lord	7
the forces under the	7
message to the house	7
in matters of religion	7
advice to the king	7
that this shall be	7
the houses of parliament	7
upon the statute of	7
present to his majesty	7
as binding as an	7
that which hath been	7
in a time of	7
the execution of them	7
the copy of the	7
be left to the	7
there could be no	7
letter to the honorable	7
excellency the lord fairfax	7
the eighteenth year of	7
as i take it	7
late majesty of blessed	7
that it is true	7
to the lord deputy	7
and to introduce an	7
service of the king	7
the subjects of england	7
a petition to the	7
justice of the king	7
it is not to	7
after the dissolution of	7
in any other way	7
you will be pleased	7
he knew nothing of	7
and others of his	7
the honor to be	7
all the commons in	7
a message from his	7
by the mouth of	7
the course of the	7
the pleasure of the	7
a wing r thomason	7
the direction of the	7
sent to the lord	7
was fit to be	7
there is nothing in	7
contrary to his duty	7
sheriff of the county	7
aptara keyed and coded	7
articles against the earl	7
might use his prerogative	7
cause of the commitment	7
his majesty is well	7
late king iames of	7
and the lord keeper	7
for stirring up of	7
about the time of	7
sent in a letter	7
unto the said earl	7
that if there be	7
part of the votes	7
the words spoken by	7
part of the law	7
by the blessing of	7
i hope we shall	7
that if a man	7
conversion a letter sent	7
of all his majesties	7
eighth year of his	7
the king of the	7
the examination of the	7
debate in the house	7
with my lord of	7
property of the subject	7
of strafford desired he	7
next is the th	7
the princes of germany	7
reply in substance as	7
but the earl of	7
for the house of	7
the prince his highness	7
and by the said	7
lord deputy and council	7
president of the north	7
in pursuance of the	7
after the statute of	7
to the second article	7
all the rest of	7
the matter of law	7
for any man to	7
information in the star	7
a petition of right	7
great admiral of england	7
th year of edw	7
of the said articles	7
and that your majesty	7
to be the kings	7
him to be a	7
the court of wards	7
out of the same	7
will and pleasure is	7
their lordships to observe	7
in the heart of	7
order of the house	7
of that which is	7
as to the matter	7
some of the aldermen	7
never heard of any	7
the kings soveraign power	7
the honor and justice	7
and commons in parliament	7
it would have been	7
wherewith he is charged	7
the priviledges of the	7
his son in law	7
the fundamental laws and	7
lord of strafford will	7
the custody of the	7
of london and westminster	7
the evidence at the	7
the c category of	7
his speech at the	7
to end this session	7
he should think fit	7
all the time of	7
ninth year of his	7
the late king of	7
to take the oath	7
sent a message to	7
at the opening of	7
duty to his majesty	7
for the performance of	7
to your lordships judgments	7
the five and twentieth	7
member of the parliament	7
after the breach of	7
strafford desired he might	7
king was not to	7
the remonstrance of the	7
the parliament had denyed	7
the king by the	7
burgesses of the commons	7
the lord of strafford	7
he had a warrant	7
as long as he	7
the army to the	7
is so far from	7
be given to the	7
whole body of the	7
reason of the said	7
complained of in parliament	7
it was fit to	7
of the death of	7
the said ships and	7
they ought not to	7
to go up to	7
that part of his	7
a peer of this	7
received a letter from	7
is fit to be	7
in a parliamentary way	7
the meeting of the	7
for the king to	7
binding as an act	7
so long as he	7
it appears by the	7
subjects of the said	7
should be acquitted both	7
petition to his majesty	7
and if they be	7
and peace of the	7
to the kings majesty	7
that he had made	7
they shall not be	7
and king of spain	7
and all the world	7
laid by the heels	7
if it be an	7
the latter part of	7
proved by two witnesses	7
proceed according to the	7
it was a great	7
business of the palatinate	7
for the supply of	7
in a letter to	7
they should not be	7
was not in the	7
from my lord deputy	7
to convince him of	7
and officers of the	7
the members of this	7
the said kingdom of	7
upon the earl of	7
beginning of the parliament	7
for an offensive war	7
and the honor of	7
would be ready to	7
and the safety of	7
the effect of the	7
for the common good	7
the said earl by	7
the reign of king	7
part of his charge	7
the realm of ireland	7
the people to the	7
some others of the	7
to be by him	7
member of this house	7
appointed to draw up	7
as well for the	7
that if his majesty	7
not the cause of	7
to help the rebels	7
for the release of	7
in and about the	7
out of the chair	7
there is a great	7
to the city of	7
he had the honor	7
he was ready to	7
for tunnage and poundage	7
of the said kingdom	7
the king came to	7
your lordships may remember	7
of the army under	7
they were willing to	7
money in the mint	7
take the said oath	7
as near as i	7
letter to the duke	7
is the law of	7
of the same nature	7
one way or other	7
that he is not	7
was brought to the	7
is nothing in this	7
whether it was not	7
the king or his	7
and they are to	7
reports from the committee	7
at the request of	7
letter to the speaker	7
the priviledge of parliament	7
but he knows not	7
their lordships to take	7
thomason e estc r	7
the said commission and	7
for his majesties service	7
his wife a recusant	7
it pleased his majesty	7
that this was the	7
to make it appear	7
the little finger of	7
and will give a	7
he knew concerning the	7
duke of buckingham was	7
lordships have heard how	7
principal secretaries of state	7
those things which are	7
order of the board	7
behalf of the duke	7
the said merchants ships	7
were present at the	7
in the c category	7
was committed to the	7
the lord archbishop of	7
several parts of the	7
the duke of buckinghams	7
peace of the kingdom	7
that he hath seen	7
of five thousand pounds	7
in a warlike manner	7
asked to that point	7
by the king to	7
and not to depart	7
in regard of his	7
it to the king	7
a member of this	7
procure his majesty to	7
text in the c	7
to the number of	7
sir walter aston and	7
and i am sure	7
that the statute of	7
that he might not	7
be as binding as	7
the priviledges of parliament	7
may be able to	7
will appear by his	7
to do any thing	7
generall councell of the	7
this is all he	7
that he hath not	7
one and the other	7
it shall not be	7
of the commons in	7
for the king and	7
an act for naturalizing	7
the mean time the	7
as in the case	7
his said late majesties	7
both houses in the	7
of the privy council	7
of the prince palatine	7
though it be not	7
but in the mean	7
if they did not	7
to the french king	7
a charge of high	7
warden of the cinque	7
of the kings subjects	7
humble and loyal subjects	7
in the point of	7
majesty to an offensive	7
warrant from my lord	7
peace of the kingdome	7
in the ninth year	7
was the cause of	7
in both houses of	7
by this time the	7
and that their lordships	7
for the satisfaction of	7
be made to the	7
the city of dublin	7
xml conversion a letter	7
and it is a	7
the testimony of mr	7
that if my lord	7
against the person of	7
the next day the	7
of king and people	7
put to fine and	7
of the castle of	7
the lord steward declared	7
to the rest of	7
having tryed the affections	7
the conscience of the	7
calling of a parliament	7
and on the other	7
which is a great	7
constable of the castle	7
that the said sir	7
sum of five thousand	7
that they were to	7
ships to the french	7
the stay of the	7
in the same manner	7
to give his majesty	6
i am sure you	6
this afternoon at two	6
have just cause to	6
put in due execution	6
of tonnage and poundage	6
which he said was	6
be a levying of	6
the duke and the	6
printed by the command	6
up of sedition against	6
to call to mind	6
and some others of	6
make an act of	6
it to be so	6
to the committee of	6
by the major part	6
sent to the lords	6
for the better understanding	6
peer of this realm	6
that you would be	6
put to the question	6
freeman ought to be	6
the duty of the	6
part of the article	6
shall have power to	6
by reason of their	6
offer to their lordships	6
an account of the	6
lord dillon being asked	6
the petition was delivered	6
he should not have	6
as if they were	6
was the opinion of	6
great part of his	6
we have thought fit	6
of the honourable house	6
the commons in the	6
from rules of government	6
or words to this	6
been the cause of	6
he knew not what	6
if the king should	6
castle with the church	6
wardenship of the cinque	6
that he had received	6
sentence of death against	6
the earl of northumberland	6
and his generall councell	6
to the council table	6
to go on with	6
and that he hath	6
to levy what he	6
brought upon a habeas	6
by command of the	6
the last session of	6
as well in the	6
of the united provinces	6
majesty and his subjects	6
shall make it appear	6
of his majesty and	6
would be graciously pleased	6
both of god and	6
in this time of	6
the one and the	6
make their personal residence	6
of state should be	6
his majesty to the	6
doth not remember the	6
the continuance of this	6
charters were nothing worth	6
upon the petition of	6
shall be pleased to	6
to take off the	6
to the honourable william	6
and therefore i will	6
him by the heels	6
a conference with their	6
army to the kings	6
the thing it self	6
presidents of former times	6
it is a great	6
of sir george ratcliffe	6
acquitted both of god	6
the river of thames	6
their charters were nothing	6
there is great difference	6
speciale mandatum domini regis	6
contrary to the said	6
ought not to have	6
and when it was	6
of war upon the	6
laid in the charge	6
in his answer to	6
thought fit to be	6
at the delivery of	6
and by that means	6
of his lordships consideration	6
the true state of	6
and when his majesty	6
man committed by the	6
justice of the kingdom	6
he was not present	6
at eight of the	6
and of the said	6
the parliament is a	6
an information in the	6
the death of his	6
the kingdom of heaven	6
and it is no	6
but he doth not	6
yet my lord of	6
and happiness of the	6
his lordship was pleased	6
that their lordships are	6
fundamentall rights and liberties	6
that the clerk of	6
the ninth day of	6
the king our soveraign	6
he had not been	6
of the true value	6
with force and arms	6
from the lord conway	6
by force of arms	6
the report of the	6
was absolved from all	6
by the same committee	6
for the time of	6
but the king of	6
heads presented by the	6
to the end the	6
since his advance from	6
by the hands of	6
the council for the	6
is against the law	6
be put into the	6
the representative body of	6
of the roman catholick	6
last session of parliament	6
the landing of the	6
the whole course of	6
year of king james	6
against him by the	6
up with this message	6
by his majesties royal	6
of scotland and ireland	6
of the said kingdoms	6
ruine and destruction of	6
there is no such	6
to take the same	6
it was to be	6
that the house be	6
sir adam loftus being	6
the first article of	6
manner and form as	6
in the said kingdom	6
of the peace of	6
your lordships will not	6
excellency the lord generall	6
out of his own	6
had forsaken the king	6
clock in the morning	6
of that which was	6
the billeting of soldiers	6
and not to be	6
command from his majesty	6
the court of england	6
his will and pleasure	6
the weight of the	6
continuance of this present	6
that by reason of	6
to the consideration of	6
denyed to supply him	6
with the cause of	6
the treasurer of the	6
of a peer of	6
he took some other	6
that he hath a	6
it was not for	6
him advantage to supply	6
resolved into a committee	6
is a kind of	6
desired it might be	6
service of the state	6
third part of the	6
him of high treason	6
you have an army	6
with the assistance of	6
twelfth year of his	6
value of the customs	6
that it is very	6
breach of the priviledge	6
our petition of right	6
be acquitted both of	6
for his service done	6
it is not treason	6
advice of the said	6
by an act of	6
to answer for it	6
and it is the	6
i am charged with	6
house of commons were	6
the citizens of london	6
whether he knew of	6
from his late majesty	6
the bar of the	6
said commission and instructions	6
and sir robert loftus	6
use of the said	6
of the spanish match	6