trigram

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trigram	frequency
my lord of	1161
lord of strafford	750
the earl of	582
of the said	453
house of commons	448
the house of	425
earl of strafford	412
the said earl	402
to the king	369
the king of	355
of the king	312
according to the	303
to his majesty	296
of the house	257
of his majesties	248
out of the	247
of the kingdom	247
the duke of	242
the king and	199
of the kings	192
that he was	188
king of spain	184
of my lord	181
the time of	178
part of the	176
that he had	175
that it was	169
and that the	166
the statute of	166
that the said	158
that the king	155
that his majesty	153
of the parliament	151
and for the	150
of the council	149
that my lord	148
and that he	147
to be a	146
not to be	144
to the house	143
to your lordships	142
one of the	142
duke of buckingham	139
that it is	129
act of parliament	127
from the king	127
to the said	124
lord of straffords	124
that he hath	124
of the same	124
to the lords	123
ought to be	122
by way of	122
it is true	121
of the subject	120
of this kingdom	120
of the army	119
in the said	118
and in the	115
the said duke	114
to their lordships	113
it hath been	112
and to the	112
to my lord	112
that he should	111
of his own	111
at that time	111
it is not	109
he did not	109
of the law	108
an act of	107
in the house	107
that he would	106
there was a	106
his majesty to	105
it was not	105
of the earl	105
by the king	105
earl of bristol	105
the king to	104
of this house	103
of his majesty	102
to the lord	102
there is no	102
from his majesty	102
if it be	101
by my lord	100
it may be	100
be pleased to	99
and it is	99
the lords of	99
said earl of	99
it to be	98
of the lords	98
it is a	97
at this time	97
of the commons	96
lords of the	96
the rest of	95
of both houses	95
the lord keeper	95
and it was	95
to the kings	95
of the people	94
early english books	94
of the great	93
to be the	92
he could not	92
that there was	92
some of the	92
sent to the	91
by the said	91
and of the	91
answer to the	90
there was no	90
the petition of	90
the case of	90
his late majesty	90
of the palatinate	89
the bishop of	89
and the said	88
in the case	88
petition of right	87
the laws of	87
that in the	87
of all the	86
the court of	86
is to be	86
honorable house of	86
of the whole	85
he the said	85
the honorable house	85
the cause of	85
as to the	85
in the same	83
by reason of	83
there is a	83
the command of	83
to the same	82
that he might	82
out of his	82
of the lord	82
his majesties subjects	81
of high treason	81
the matter of	81
and the king	81
he would not	81
my lord mountnorris	81
the hands of	81
to your majesty	81
as much as	81
and by the	81
in the parliament	81
that they were	80
the th of	80
in this case	79
in the time	79
and my lord	78
of the land	78
was pleased to	78
english books online	77
thomas earl of	77
sir george ratcliffe	77
as well as	77
of the church	77
speaker of the	75
the city of	75
of this realm	75
that he did	74
could not be	74
the name of	74
to the duke	74
and that is	74
by the lord	74
to be made	74
in the mean	74
it will be	74
of the realm	73
in point of	73
to the parliament	73
shall not be	72
as it is	72
to have been	72
of that kingdom	72
that if the	71
tunnage and poundage	71
contrary to the	71
of the duke	71
in case of	71
members of the	70
my lord deputy	70
and that they	70
year of his	70
a committee of	70
if he had	70
of the clock	69
of the crown	69
the service of	69
an act for	68
at the council	68
to the honorable	67
he should be	67
message from the	67
by his majesties	67
the words of	67
rest of the	67
he was not	67
his majesty hath	67
the great seal	67
letter to the	66
he doth not	66
the laws and	66
to that purpose	66
so much as	66
in the kings	66
against the earl	66
to his own	66
against the duke	65
liberty of the	65
the law of	65
in respect of	65
by the commons	64
the beginning of	64
in the first	64
so great a	64
the county of	64
the king in	64
it is the	64
to the end	63
the end of	63
against the king	63
to the petition	63
in his own	63
most excellent majesty	63
the subjects of	62
the lord conway	62
the mean time	62
to have the	62
his majesty was	62
it should be	62
command of the	62
the execution of	62
the king was	62
that they should	62
of his people	62
the bill of	62
the french king	61
of the honorable	61
to make a	61
he had not	61
of the court	60
of your majesties	60
to his majesties	60
houses of parliament	60
the liberty of	59
the lords and	59
was to be	59
by the same	59
of great britain	59
in the star	59
and his people	59
to be done	59
that their lordships	58
and not to	58
that the parliament	58
king and his	58
and the rest	58
the parliament of	57
for the king	57
the kingdom of	57
of the state	57
it was a	57
words of the	57
should not be	57
to the crown	57
i will not	56
in the th	56
his majesty and	56
it is no	56
the commons house	56
the same time	56
that there is	56
city of london	55
a message from	55
of thomas earl	55
war against the	55
and all the	55
lord the king	55
of the late	55
and that it	55
of strafford did	55
in the world	55
some of them	55
or any other	55
by the statute	55
to the contrary	54
that which is	54
th year of	54
the next day	54
the th year	54
which is the	54
the state of	54
the death of	54
and the same	54
and to be	54
and the lord	54
this is the	54
the nature of	54
the charge of	53
for the same	53
and his majesty	53
house of parliament	53
the best of	53
to this effect	53
by the kings	53
on the other	53
for him to	53
the safety of	53
and the other	52
of the charge	52
for the present	52
of the laws	52
with the king	52
up to the	52
of the petition	52
it might be	52
came to the	51
he hath been	51
and this is	51
the last parliament	51
the king had	51
it had been	51
the power of	51
his majesty in	51
that he is	50
the course of	50
the great council	50
horse and foot	50
in the name	50
of the subjects	50
unto his majesty	50
the church of	50
his majesty had	50
from my lord	50
and if he	50
are to be	50
make use of	50
ought not to	50
on my lord	49
according to his	49
reason of the	49
made by the	49
william lenthal esq	49
he would have	49
bill of attainder	49
of the city	49
king of great	49
your lordships to	49
of the exchequer	48
for his own	48
but it is	48
the trial of	48
to the earl	48
a member of	48
but it was	48
the said sir	48
assembled in parliament	48
his majesty is	48
that the earl	48
and if it	48
lords and commons	48
heard my lord	48
as it was	47
that the house	47
to the council	47
to the laws	47
by the house	47
at the time	47
will not be	46
in his majesties	46
it to the	46
that your majesty	46
in his answer	46
of henry the	46
both houses of	46
the members of	46
that he shall	46
present at the	46
for the time	46
of the common	45
which his majesty	45
under the great	45
at the same	45
that the lord	45
upon the question	45
if there be	45
the manner of	45
the kings subjects	45
come to the	45
if it were	45
to subvert the	45
and therefore he	45
their lordships will	44
the kings bench	44
and so he	44
to all the	44
breach of the	44
of the statute	44
time of the	44
the commons of	44
that i should	44
in the court	44
acts of parliament	44
earl of arundel	44
the body of	44
sir iohn elliot	44
him in the	44
whether my lord	44
of their own	44
defence of the	44
the council of	44
the occasion of	44
of their lordships	44
the whole house	43
it is said	43
any thing that	43
the fundamental laws	43
to that effect	43
council of war	43
the major part	43
it was resolved	43
in this court	43
the names of	43
to this purpose	43
that by the	43
in that behalf	43
the honor of	43
clerk of the	43
that this was	43
the th article	43
as by the	43
this is a	43
to take the	43
would be pleased	43
committee of the	43
them to the	43
order of the	43
they were not	43
the good of	43
that now is	43
fit to be	43
the most part	43
a letter from	42
to do it	42
levying of war	42
for it is	42
the advice of	42
his majesties pleasure	42
the same to	42
of the cause	42
his majesties reign	42
respect of the	42
laws and statutes	42
mentioned in the	42
would not have	42
the truth of	42
king of denmark	42
member of the	42
the testimony of	42
the king is	42
of england and	42
of the last	42
laws of the	42
king of england	42
he might be	42
liberties of the	42
year of the	42
and so the	41
that they might	41
by his majesty	41
with the lords	41
the common law	41
by the lords	41
by this means	41
to make the	41
sir thomas fairfax	41
of the privy	41
act for the	41
the committee for	41
and safety of	41
government of the	41
in these words	41
they should be	41
the clerk of	41
cause of the	41
so far from	41
the person of	41
service of the	41
printed and published	41
it was the	41
give me leave	41
the lord deputy	41
that the duke	41
the honorable william	40
an act to	40
any of the	40
from the lords	40
and the duke	40
statute of the	40
that i have	40
made to the	40
officers of the	40
justice of peace	40
the opinion of	40
he is not	40
may not be	40
the said lord	40
parts of the	40
the book of	40
of the english	40
your lordships will	40
given to the	40
to be put	39
to give him	39
charge of the	39
in the county	39
the value of	39
to make it	39
it is in	39
is not to	39
of the peace	39
the crown of	39
of this parliament	39
they did not	39
they would not	39
the irish army	39
your lordships have	39
that he will	39
be able to	39
and therefore i	39
a matter of	39
to both houses	39
would have been	39
they might be	39
put in execution	39
the said ships	39
to consider of	39
that they had	38
he shall not	38
sir william pennyman	38
the business of	38
the examination of	38
in regard of	38
under the command	38
that they are	38
were to be	38
law of the	38
of tunnage and	38
their lordships to	38
as in the	38
of the french	38
in the charge	38
he might have	38
king and kingdom	38
part of his	38
by a committee	38
lordships have heard	38
the other side	38
his lordship answered	38
a copy of	38
of the business	38
behalf of the	38
courts of justice	38
of strafford was	37
him to be	37
the first of	37
safety of the	37
of the county	37
the same day	37
army in ireland	37
early works to	37
that all the	37
that they would	37
it is an	37
that they may	37
the presence of	37
of such a	37
they may be	37
to prevent the	37
and of his	37
the town of	37
which he had	37
of a parliament	36
before my lord	36
of so great	36
his majesty by	36
and if they	36
the use of	36
his majesty would	36
i know not	36
duke of bavaria	36
king of france	36
the house was	36
for the good	36
message to the	36
and that in	36
but my lord	36
beseech your lordships	36
of almighty god	36
of our religion	36
by the laws	36
thought fit to	36
the said house	36
by the law	36
as shall be	36
in the business	36
is in the	36
but by the	36
the honor and	36
committed to the	36
i am sure	36
your most excellent	36
a letter sent	35
will be pleased	35
power of the	35
of strafford hath	35
this present parliament	35
out of a	35
which the king	35
will and pleasure	35
that no man	35
kingdom of ireland	35
in the presence	35
that the kings	35
committee of both	35
house of austria	35
those of the	35
act of state	35
that if he	35
the king himself	35
had not been	35
the making of	35
for the service	35
master of the	35
all the world	35
it would be	35
it shall be	35
and if the	35
in all the	35
according to their	35
of his subjects	35
the defence of	34
the first day	34
ought to have	34
it was in	34
it is to	34
to come to	34
as far as	34
if they had	34
against my lord	34
the affairs of	34
with his majesty	34
and that his	34
he should have	34
the king might	34
of your majesty	34
a great deal	34
church of england	34
for the better	34
and the house	34
they could not	34
the said realm	34
that for the	34
sir walter aston	34
so that the	34
the point of	34
king and people	34
any thing of	34
by the duke	34
the raising of	34
by act of	34
two or three	34
as soon as	34
from time to	34
sir pierce crosby	34
brought to the	34
he knows not	34
the committee of	34
which my lord	34
presented to the	34
and therefore it	34
he remembers not	34
rules of government	34
this text has	34
the words were	34
might have been	34
in substance as	34
in my lord	34
to the common	34
of strafford said	34
first day of	34
resolved upon the	34
the commons in	34
of that which	34
by his own	34
commons assembled in	34
in such a	34
body of the	34
when he was	34
for the earl	34
subjects of the	33
at the bar	33
that we may	33
might not be	33
it please your	33
and that i	33
restitution of the	33
whether he was	33
the late king	33
but in the	33
that if any	33
of the present	33
the articles of	33
justice of the	33
of the peers	33
to be sent	33
commons of england	33
one of them	33
them to be	33
to be so	33
of the town	33
an army in	33
the liberties of	33
as for the	33
the house to	33
matter of the	33
time to time	33
of that house	33
deputy and council	33
him by the	33
and all other	33
majesty that now	33
he said he	32
but that he	32
it be not	32
and upon the	32
substance as followeth	32
his late majesties	32
to the commons	32
if there were	32
which was the	32
he will not	32
sums of money	32
realm of ireland	32
he is charged	32
delivered to the	32
the peace of	32
there may be	32
and this was	32
your lordships may	32
i do not	32
the king may	32
may it please	32
the hearts of	32
lord of esmond	32
be brought to	32
he shall be	32
sir george ratcliff	32
to the committee	32
the first place	32
in time of	32
for that purpose	32
that he may	32
which hath been	31
he may be	31
as he was	31
seal of england	31
sir edward cook	31
is a great	31
the kings of	31
the benefit of	31
his majesty that	31
all the commons	31
between the king	31
to go to	31
humbly beseech your	31
of the kingdome	31
in this kingdom	31
together with the	31
his majesty for	31
in the beginning	31
death of the	31
not in the	31
to his charge	31
but the king	31
by the earl	31
to the court	31
to make use	31
that the lords	31
he was to	31
the prejudice of	31
the breach of	31
his majesties service	31
it was done	31
the parliament was	31
archbishop of canterbury	31
upon the kings	31
at any time	31
they were to	31
for the kings	31
in the kingdom	31
copy of the	31
the lords house	31
for the defence	31
to be in	31
to be examined	31
three or four	31
the substance of	31
case of the	31
or words to	31
and if any	31
he heard my	31
the lord of	31
from the committee	31
to bring in	31
as may be	30
to the best	30
the preservation of	30
he had the	30
the sum of	30
out of ireland	30
to be an	30
hath been objected	30
to go on	30
he had a	30
i have been	30
that his majesties	30
he the deponent	30
of the members	30
for the most	30
with their lordships	30
to make good	30
his majesty will	30
of the board	30
was not the	30
a message to	30
petition to the	30
of the first	30
if the king	30
in this particular	30
and on the	30
they shall be	30
against the law	30
it will appear	30
to be given	30
to be of	30
no such thing	30
the officers of	30
to proceed in	30
of the most	30
great seal of	30
of your lordships	30
doth not remember	30
of strafford desired	30
divers of the	30
was in the	30
the lord treasurer	30
of famous memory	30
he should not	30
and to give	30
in the last	30
to the matter	30
good of the	30
his own hand	30
rights and liberties	30
for the said	30
to the right	30
was not to	30
house of lords	30
to the emperor	30
state of the	30
it is very	30
to take away	30
that he could	29
england and ireland	29
his said late	29
and the like	29
time of his	29
the king by	29
to manage the	29
can be no	29
that is to	29
in the end	29
in order to	29
in matters of	29
to make his	29
and liberties of	29
the proceedings of	29
that can be	29
as his majesty	29
in it self	29
it must be	29
an offensive war	29
to be delivered	29
that is the	29
his own use	29
that he doth	29
majesty and the	29
they have been	29
i shall not	29
and at the	29
that hath been	29
priviledge of parliament	29
the scotch nation	29
in all things	29
the kings answer	29
in this business	29
he was a	29
to the great	29
the loss of	29
in their own	29
great deal of	29
the deputy and	29
all rules of	29
preservation of the	29
hundred thousand pounds	29
in the petition	29
text creation partnership	29
the charge against	29
for my lord	29
in the town	29
to the tower	28
by the command	28
statute of e	28
the king hath	28
honorable william lenthal	28
and in this	28
the said statute	28
person of the	28
that of the	28
himself to the	28
from all rules	28
book of rates	28
him the said	28
major part of	28
be ready to	28
house of peers	28
would not be	28
king and the	28
my self to	28
the space of	28
to prove the	28
i doubt not	28
a great part	28
and in a	28
of the work	28
crown of england	28
of the offence	28
of the countrey	28
that which was	28
hath been said	28
whereas my lord	28
the kings service	28
sir iohn clotworthy	28
and they were	28
of a king	28
of the scotch	28
the kings letter	28
there should be	28
that if they	28
which i have	28
of the th	28
in the church	28
to the prejudice	28
great part of	28
use of the	28
if he be	28
hands of the	28
and the kings	28
from the house	28
the form of	28
day of march	28
of the articles	28
with the said	28
which i shall	28
yet it is	28
the princes of	28
he is a	28
committee for the	27
and in his	27
for the first	27
him and his	27
that i may	27
their lordships have	27
day of the	27
be forthwith printed	27
soveraign lord the	27
forthwith printed and	27
consider of the	27
the number of	27
in the cause	27
to which the	27
and to make	27
the way to	27
to the th	27
against the said	27
into the hands	27
which may be	27
of that nature	27
were in the	27
your majesty and	27
and statutes of	27
the parliament had	27
as to that	27
of this nature	27
a conquered nation	27
during the time	27
me leave to	27
to the point	27
the words are	27
to the law	27
he had done	27
majesty was pleased	27
the sergeant at	27
the same purpose	27
he would be	27
to that point	27
the duty of	27
by vertue of	27
as they were	27
as he had	27
statute of h	27
sir adam loftus	27
a free conference	27
when my lord	27
go to the	27
any of them	27
i am not	27
your majesty to	27
council of the	27
unto your majesty	27
to his best	27
the jurisdiction of	27
petition of the	27
and for that	27
in the english	27
of straffords motion	27
the return of	27
keying and markup	27
as long as	26
my lord lieutenant	26
for which he	26
i should be	26
to the whole	26
on the kings	26
absolved from all	26
the government of	26
should have been	26
of them that	26
that it might	26
words to that	26
execution of the	26
the kings prerogative	26
of the country	26
as they shall	26
under his hand	26
of the judges	26
i shall be	26
pounds per annum	26
to be heard	26
to the question	26
amongst other things	26
all the rest	26
that he never	26
but to the	26
of the match	26
our soveraign lord	26
he was present	26
lord of northumberland	26
that he remembers	26
the whole kingdom	26
it cannot be	26
appears by the	26
the levying of	26
the hand of	26
that in this	26
as appears by	26
charge against the	26
and the earl	26
he hath not	26
pleased to give	26
whether it be	26
unto the said	26
opinion of the	26
lord high steward	26
of the world	26
of his said	26
he takes it	26
a true copy	26
that he the	26
to that which	26
the king or	26
what hath been	26
words were spoken	26
the delivery of	26
be put to	26
his majesties answer	26
general of the	26
the said late	26
committed by the	26
in the year	26
when he had	26
consent of the	26
distributed and performed	25
contrary to his	25
reviewed and edited	25
and i hope	25
at the trial	25
for keying and	25
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crown and dignity	17
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the kings ships	17
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of the enemies	17
the very words	16
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great sums of	16
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the privy council	16
this time the	16
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kings of england	16
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his majesty shall	16
of this instant	16
to be imployed	16
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arbitrary and tyrannical	16
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