quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
this examinant further saith	129
and this examinant further	112
the duke of monmouth	109
early english books online	96
the church of england	58
at the same time	57
of the royal society	57
the king and duke	56
characters represented either as	48
represented either as utf	48
to the best of	43
the earl of shaftsbury	34
of the church of	34
told this examinant that	33
the king and the	32
king and the duke	30
the rest of the	29
by the help of	25
to simplify the filling	24
therefore of any assumptions	24
quantities of textual data	24
and encoded texts based	24
first editions of a	24
published by proquest via	24
linked to page images	24
text strings within braces	24
those which did not	24
text and markup reviewed	24
accuracy and those which	24
tcp is to encode	24
by a tcp editor	24
process of creating the	24
have been looked at	24
or later edition of	24
the early english books	24
keyed and coded from	24
sometimes a second or	24
to produce large quantities	24
publisher proquest to create	24
texts based on the	24
or corrected and characters	24
any remaining illegibles were	24
of each text was	24
which did not meet	24
unicode or text strings	24
encoded and linked to	24
were encoded as gap	24
tei p using tcp	24
encoding was enhanced and	24
and oxford and the	24
and markup guidelines are	24
are available at the	24
the public domain as	24
mainly structural encoding based	24
the process of creating	24
were sent to external	24
project was divided into	24
sent to external keying	24
image sets published by	24
language title published between	24
texts were encoded and	24
been issued variously as	24
will never have been	24
although there are a	24
usually the first edition	24
oxford and the publisher	24
textual data within the	24
new cambridge bibliography of	24
in mind that in	24
chose to create diplomatic	24
cambridge bibliography of english	24
keying companies for transcription	24
request that due credit	24
works in english were	24
now take and use	24
and coded from proquest	24
is to encode one	24
texts created during phase	24
edition of a work	24
illegibles were encoded as	24
notably latin and welsh	24
placeholder characters or elements	24
a limit of instances	24
text selection was based	24
never have been looked	24
of known extent have	24
text creation partnership web	24
take and use these	24
to the early english	24
been released into the	24
credit and attribution is	24
sets were sent to	24
carried out by editorial	24
assigned for keying and	24
bear in mind that	24
was a compelling reason	24
of textual data within	24
any assumptions that can	24
of creating the tcp	24
all likelihood such instances	24
encoded text transcribed from	24
aware of the process	24
number of works in	24
for keying and markup	24
keyers to be redone	24
anyone can now take	24
range over a wide	24
and therefore of any	24
the usual project restraints	24
terms of creative commons	24
gaps by user contributors	24
was divided into two	24
the text encoding initiative	24
errors will remain and	24
the texts were encoded	24
project have been released	24
within the usual project	24
issued variously as sgml	24
meet qa standards were	24
selection was intended to	24
use these texts for	24
were returned to the	24
from proquest page images	24
during phase of the	24
on the new cambridge	24
with level of the	24
users should be aware	24
available at the text	24
based on the image	24
of gaps by user	24
as opposed to critical	24
characters or elements to	24
nature of the print	24
creating the tcp texts	24
that in all likelihood	24
out by editorial teams	24
project restraints of time	24
created during phase of	24
limit of instances per	24
keying and markup guidelines	24
encoded texts based on	24
and characters marked as	24
their early english books	24
restraints of time and	24
on the image sets	24
have been issued variously	24
was chosen if there	24
of the work described	24
where possible up to	24
included and sometimes a	24
even for commercial purposes	24
in all likelihood such	24
understanding these processes should	24
converting tcp files to	24
processed by university of	24
teams in oxford and	24
record of the period	24
there was a compelling	24
the encoding was enhanced	24
elements to simplify the	24
the texts have been	24
text can be copied	24
the text creation partnership	24
changes to facilitate morpho	24
texts for their own	24
possible up to a	24
keyboarded and encoded edition	24
some readable characters will	24
page images in accordance	24
were corrected where possible	24
transcription and basic encoding	24
released into the public	24
that can be made	24
will remain and some	24
aimed to produce large	24
if there was a	24
assumptions that can be	24
the image sets published	24
of works in other	24
michigan and oxford and	24
variety of subject areas	24
was proofread for accuracy	24
a partnership between the	24
or text strings within	24
processes should make clear	24
of time and funding	24
estc r ocm this	24
quality assurance was then	24
reason to do so	24
that due credit and	24
should bear in mind	24
between the universities of	24
while the overall quality	24
by proquest via their	24
be marked as illegible	24
mnemonic sdata character entities	24
providing financial support to	24
such instances will never	24
guidelines are available at	24
divided into two phases	24
readable characters will be	24
on the text encoding	24
did not meet qa	24
a second or later	24
reproduction of original in	24
of the tei in	24
work described above is	24
and encoded edition of	24
qa standards were returned	24
and or corrected and	24
ascii text with mnemonic	24
universities of michigan and	24
assurance was then carried	24
compelling reason to do	24
encoding based on the	24
or tei g elements	24
overall quality of tcp	24
then their works are	24
the greatest part of	24
mind that in all	24
large quantities of textual	24
companies for transcription and	24
characters will be marked	24
true nature of the	24
up to a limit	24
of the project have	24
to tei p using	24
marked as illegible were	24
filling in of gaps	24
reflect the true nature	24
creation partnership web site	24
be made about the	24
of tcp data is	24
have been transformed into	24
proquest via their early	24
was then carried out	24
standards were returned to	24
accordance with level of	24
encoded edition of the	24
published between and available	24
created by converting tcp	24
tcp files to tei	24
the print record of	24
have been released into	24
the new cambridge bibliography	24
as illegible were corrected	24
later edition of a	24
works in other languages	24
to create diplomatic transcriptions	24
at the text creation	24
the filling in of	24
to reflect the true	24
to the terms of	24
image sets were sent	24
to encode one copy	24
been looked at by	24
intended to range over	24
likelihood such instances will	24
was intended to range	24
remain and some readable	24
for transcription and basic	24
i text is available	24
the text can be	24
usual project restraints of	24
based on the text	24
the institutions providing financial	24
of the process of	24
structural encoding based on	24
this phase i text	24
tcp data is very	24
into placeholder characters or	24
create accurately transcribed and	24
editorial teams in oxford	24
quality of tcp data	24
domain as of january	24
the work described above	24
the keyers to be	24
ocm this keyboarded and	24
level of the tei	24
print record of the	24
online text creation partnership	24
of any assumptions that	24
therefore chose to create	24
produce large quantities of	24
some errors will remain	24
unicode or tei g	24
encoded as gap s	24
with mnemonic sdata character	24
given to their original	24
these texts for their	24
and the publisher proquest	24
and linked to page	24
looked at by a	24
and markup reviewed and	24
illegible were corrected where	24
owned by the institutions	24
phase i text is	24
simplify the filling in	24
due credit and attribution	24
and sometimes a second	24
markup reviewed and edited	24
made about the data	24
in accordance with level	24
or elements to simplify	24
coded from proquest page	24
bibliography of english literature	24
proofread for accuracy and	24
be aware of the	24
wide variety of subject	24
the true nature of	24
tcp aimed to produce	24
but we respectfully request	24
images in accordance with	24
and use these texts	24
a wide variety of	24
by converting tcp files	24
returned to the keyers	24
and those which did	24
the tei in libraries	24
to their original source	24
english books online text	24
for accuracy and those	24
known extent have been	24
and some readable characters	24
remaining illegibles were encoded	24
texts have been issued	24
title published between and	24
should make clear that	24
these processes should make	24
to external keying companies	24
accurately transcribed and encoded	24
support to the early	24
instances will never have	24
enhanced and or corrected	24
to range over a	24
users should bear in	24
and available in eebo	24
described above is co	24
markup guidelines are available	24
selection was based on	24
in english were prioritized	24
of a work was	24
each text was proofread	24
between and available in	24
edition of the work	24
was based on the	24
with changes to facilitate	24
of michigan and oxford	24
text is available for	24
the project have been	24
is available for reuse	24
to page images in	24
text with mnemonic sdata	24
data within the usual	24
transformed into placeholder characters	24
elements of known extent	24
books online text creation	24
characters marked as illegible	24
been transformed into placeholder	24
is given to their	24
tei in libraries guidelines	24
r ocm this keyboarded	24
extent have been transformed	24
to create accurately transcribed	24
a number of works	24
second or later edition	24
by the institutions providing	24
the general aim of	24
a work was chosen	24
by university of nebraska	24
the terms of creative	24
files to tei p	24
external keying companies for	24
in of gaps by	24
a works in english	24
to a limit of	24
for their own purposes	24
gap elements of known	24
to the keyers to	24
at by a tcp	24
not meet qa standards	24
are eligible for inclusion	24
according to the terms	24
the overall quality of	24
was enhanced and or	24
copies of the texts	24
there are a number	24
respectfully request that due	24
all without asking permission	24
the publisher proquest to	24
were encoded and linked	24
into the public domain	24
tcp assigned for keying	24
images scanned from microfilm	24
via their early english	24
chosen if there was	24
of the print record	24
should be aware of	24
text was proofread for	24
can now take and	24
or for an anonymous	24
sets published by proquest	24
tcp project was divided	24
of every monographic english	24
the universities of michigan	24
works are eligible for	24
of the texts have	24
work was chosen if	24
of instances per text	24
institutions providing financial support	24
p using tcp tei	24
attribution is given to	24
will be marked as	24
and therefore chose to	24
their works are eligible	24
this keyboarded and encoded	24
of a works in	24
public domain as of	24
is a partnership between	24
editions of a works	24
whichever is the greater	24
phase of the project	24
corrected where possible up	24
data is very good	24
partnership between the universities	24
for an anonymous work	24
we respectfully request that	24
then carried out by	24
tcp is a partnership	24
proquest to create accurately	24
can be made about	24
over a wide variety	24
and attribution is given	24
in oxford and michigan	24
general aim of eebo	24
by editorial teams in	24
opposed to critical editions	24
are a number of	24
corrected and characters marked	24
a compelling reason to	24
financial support to the	24
based on the new	24
transcribed and encoded texts	24
for the most part	23
examinant further saith that	23
under the name of	22
iv tiff page images	22
the city of london	22
the duke of york	21
one of the most	21
from time to time	20
wing s estc r	20
the late earl of	20
s estc r ocm	20
a wing s estc	19
sermon preached before the	19
the best of this	19
a sermon preached before	19
that the earl of	19
the church of rome	18
by reason of the	18
in the mean time	18
the bishop of rochester	18
the best of his	18
in order to the	18
the works of nature	17
the minds of men	17
of the king and	17
to the right honourable	17
as well as the	17
the earl of argyle	17
to the earl of	17
his majesty and his	17
the end of the	16
that the duke of	16
at the time of	16
the late king iames	16
notes for div a	16
of the duke of	16
spi global keyed and	15
that there was a	15
was one of the	15
the bottom of the	15
to the duke of	15
the history of the	15
the royal society has	15
global keyed and coded	15
the th of february	15
there can be no	14
so far from being	14
if there be any	14
ferguson told this examinant	14
upon the king and	14
is one of the	14
the lord bishop of	14
that he the said	14
the earl of tarras	13
further examination of robert	13
in the name of	13
the time of his	13
the said ferguson told	13
this informant further saith	13
and that he had	13
with the earl of	13
was to have been	13
the further examination of	13
off the king and	13
examination of robert west	13
in and about the	12
west of the middle	12
from the original text	12
of the earl of	12
as well as to	12
text notes for div	12
of robert west of	12
the original text notes	12
robert west of the	12
and that the said	12
the houshold of faith	12
the right honourable the	12
there is scarce any	12
lord bishop of rochester	12
original text notes for	12
on the th of	11
to make use of	11
original in huntington library	11
will be graciously pleased	11
the word of god	11
have no reason to	11
give me leave to	11
to the royal society	11
of original in huntington	11
into the hands of	11
it will not be	11
the earl of argile	11
at the head of	11
at one of the	11
greatest part of the	11
the latter end of	11
on the other side	11
the motion of the	11
attempt upon the king	11
to be found in	11
of this examinants remembrance	11
and his royal highness	11
by the earl of	11
this examinant doth not	11
against the late king	11
best of this examinants	11
and that he was	11
best of his remembrance	11
is to be found	11
the first of these	11
and the rest of	11
to all the world	10
the kingdom of god	10
in the midst of	10
i doubt not but	10
against the king and	10
and that by the	10
the earl of essex	10
the earl of dorset	10
examinant doth not remember	10
honourable the earl of	10
by the name of	10
is not to be	10
at the end of	10
said ferguson told this	10
duke of monmouth and	10
several parts of the	10
of the city of	10
an account of the	10
to the end of	10
the best way to	10
and xml conversion a	10
the time of the	10
majesty and his royal	10
they were to be	10
part of the world	10
all the works of	10
that it is the	9
the greatness of the	9
of one of the	9
to be sent to	9
killing the king and	9
the truth of the	9
your majesty will be	9
king and duke in	9
about the latter end	9
the house of commons	9
the cause of the	9
assassination of the king	9
this examinant that he	9
that he was to	9
and that he would	9
the name of the	9
one of his majesties	9
be graciously pleased to	9
in church and state	9
and that is the	9
in the presence of	9
the said colonel romzey	9
is so far from	9
to be one of	9
majesty will be graciously	9
right honourable the earl	9
letter to the right	9
that he could not	9
history of the royal	9
this examinant that the	9
about the middle of	9
that your majesty will	9
the horrid conspiracy against	8
earl of dorset and	8
in the beginning of	8
words to that effect	8
one of the best	8
as well as of	8
of the house of	8
in england and scotland	8
further this examinant saith	8
of king charles the	8
to be in the	8
of dorset and middlesex	8
the said earl of	8
of the horrid conspiracy	8
bottom of the sea	8
the plague of athens	8
of the said society	8
the strength of their	8
that the said earl	8
the top of the	8
the late usurper oliver	8
it could not be	8
of killing the king	8
that it is not	8
of the truth of	8
are wont to be	8
it is not to	8
the late king james	8
for the sake of	8
as soon as they	8
the lord howard of	8
in the works of	8
the lords of the	8
one of the chief	8
lord howard of escrick	8
the pressure of the	8
that they may be	8
the church and state	8
they ought to be	8
one of the greatest	8
that there is a	8
the minds of the	8
declaration of the horrid	7
ought to be the	7
full power and authority	7
preached before the king	7
to be the chief	7
that the said ferguson	7
the whole course of	7
to the lord russel	7
of the whole conspiracy	7
and about the city	7
in the end of	7
a letter to the	7
and that there was	7
that some of them	7
that to the best	7
the business of the	7
that it was not	7
the will of god	7
of original in the	7
by the lord bishop	7
and he told me	7
feast of saint andrew	7
in the same manner	7
chamber in the temple	7
and this examinant believes	7
of the city and	7
of the late usurper	7
it is indeed a	7
is wont to be	7
on the one side	7
as if they had	7
be found in the	7
of rising in arms	7
be one of the	7
two or three days	7
of london and westminster	7
late usurper oliver cromwel	7
with the duke of	7
parts of the world	7
that part of the	7
he the said goodenough	7
before the lord mayor	7
the prince of orange	7
conspiracy against the late	7
design of killing the	7
they could not be	7
put an end to	7
to kill the king	7
the beginning of the	7
if he had been	7
to the church of	7
of the true religion	7
which is to be	7
to the same purpose	7
that they should be	7
he told me that	7
it was to have	7
temple barrister at law	7
two or three hundred	7
of the prince of	7
the return of the	7
the d of february	7
account and declaration of	7
the death of the	7
the assassination of the	7
of so great a	7
the house of lords	7
i do not remember	7
not be able to	7
told me that he	7
in the kingdom of	7
stand in need of	7
had like to have	7
horrid conspiracy against the	7
out of the world	7
fellows of the royal	7
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in several parts of	7
and declaration of the	7
it is not the	7
was so far from	7
of the parish of	7
by the authority of	6
at his house in	6
not in the least	6
not being able to	6
if they could be	6
the parish of st	6
my lord of canterbury	6
of the english nation	6
of the strength of	6
the kings return from	6
and many more such	6
out of the fire	6
it would not be	6
the whole church of	6
works of his hands	6
design against the king	6
but that he was	6
that if he had	6
in the second year	6
printed by edward jones	6
the force of the	6
the king and his	6
true account and declaration	6
sons of the church	6
it to be a	6
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i do not know	6
some of the chief	6
at the gun in	6
there is no man	6
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late earl of argile	6
of his own mind	6
give an account of	6
the members of the	6
and that they would	6
take off the king	6
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i beseech almighty god	6
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the whole body of	6
that he had a	6
the head of the	6
not only in the	6
at their next meeting	6
first described in greek	6
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that there would be	6
of the christian faith	6
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i hope you will	6
that he is a	6
in greek by thucydides	6
the help of a	6
and that they were	6
and duke in their	6
the earl of rochester	6
it ought to be	6
of all men living	6
kingdom of god as	6
of the same nature	6
truth of the whole	6
as well as in	6
full as high as	6
in latin by lucretius	6
which hapned in the	6
that the english are	6
then in latin by	6
a discourse of the	6
a great part of	6
of the christian church	6
that the lord howard	6
judith siefring sampled and	6
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time to time to	6
duke of monmouth would	6
for carrying on the	6
that the king was	6
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my lord of london	6
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the whole compass of	6
the best of my	6
of all sorts of	6
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the substance of the	6
and to the best	6
that there should be	6
a true account and	6
of the effects of	6
all of one heart	6
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of the very same	6
i will also add	6
the city and suburbs	6
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is to be done	6
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ought not to be	6
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it is almost impossible	6
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the duke of berwick	6
what i have said	6
the earl of clarendon	6
if it shall be	6
huber text and markup	6
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a letter from the	6
a sum of money	6
the hands of the	6
to do good to	6
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earl of shaftsbury had	6
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the th of march	6
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the middle of the	6
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xml conversion a sermon	6
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of several kinds of	6
to say no more	6
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now attempted in english	6
siefring sampled and proofread	6
huber sampled and proofread	6
at the bottom of	6
that he did not	6
the fire at newmarket	6
the old rotten stuff	6
in many other things	5
that is to say	5
the fame of the	5
some time after the	5
three weeks or a	5
of the most eminent	5
which are to be	5
the royal society of	5
to surprize the tower	5
the strength of the	5
and that there would	5
cities of london and	5
parts of the earth	5
published by his late	5
so many of them	5
weeks or a month	5
to be published by	5
the prisoner at the	5
the minds of all	5
in the church of	5
to be given to	5
were all of one	5
to all manner of	5
a quarter of an	5
in their return from	5
to the said earl	5
to his majesty and	5
are to do good	5
judith siefring text and	5
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the first part of	5
of the growing of	5
a relation of the	5
and the earl of	5
the horse and dragoons	5
be in a readiness	5
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so as to make	5
this examinant upon further	5
by order of the	5
sum of money for	5
that some of the	5
conversion a sermon preached	5
if he would have	5
and the duke of	5
some of the most	5
was brought of the	5
that of all the	5
that the church of	5
of the motion of	5
to the laird of	5
one of the first	5
would be sure to	5
i will venture to	5
it was upon a	5
what is to be	5
to make it a	5
the th of the	5
of the first christians	5
of the said meetings	5
the philosophy of the	5
taking off the king	5
there was a design	5
chosen into the said	5
that were to be	5
the last part of	5
in a letter to	5
till the time of	5
in town and country	5
and that he the	5
siefring text and markup	5
the metaphor of trade	5
the learned men of	5
examinant upon further recollection	5
kill the king and	5
of all the creatures	5
i am your lordships	5
and sir thomas armstrong	5
in the company of	5
royal society of london	5
was informed by mr	5
divided into twenty parts	5
the late wicked contrivance	5
to the bishop of	5
it might be done	5
reverend father in god	5
and the works of	5
that they have been	5
our church and state	5
to be the first	5
many the very same	5
and it is the	5
the feast of saint	5
in a business of	5
and this is the	5
this examinant saith that	5
of our blessed saviour	5
to engage in it	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
prisoner at the bar	5
one of the said	5
and one of the	5
the cities of london	5
on the top of	5
of all manner of	5
that there is no	5
to act in the	5
it was to be	5
to which it is	5
as high as i	5
it is well known	5
improving of natural knowledge	5
the surface of the	5
if it had been	5
the month of may	5
is not at all	5
the people of england	5
be published by his	5
and the said goodenough	5
in order to it	5
the time to come	5
as much as may	5
so great a distance	5
that it would be	5
by which they were	5
of the arts of	5
that we have a	5
take the boldness to	5
to take off the	5
with the loss of	5
but they had all	5
if they had been	5
as if he had	5
the same with the	5
the truth of this	5
of the name of	5
second letter to the	5
on the minds of	5
good to all men	5
it is enough to	5
that it makes men	5
before the lords of	5
the very same men	5
of men of all	5
should be ready to	5
in that part of	5
the attempt upon the	5
that he himself was	5
as long as he	5
the cause of god	5
that it is almost	5
i am sure i	5
to go to the	5
that call themselves christians	5
and that not only	5
upon further recollection saith	5
it is to be	5
no reason to think	5
what can be more	5
the destruction of the	5
the king in his	5
this in my text	5
year of the peloponnesian	5
in the sight of	5
as soon as he	5
they had all things	5
if he had not	5
was not to be	5
it will be found	5
clerk of the council	5
for the improvement of	5
and further this examinant	5
and the said colonel	5
to print his sermon	5
by his late majesty	5
king charles the second	5
all the circumstances of	5
high as i tell	5
my lord bishop of	5
of the late earl	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
can there be any	5
or any of them	5
to the whole nation	5
the manner of the	5
and this informant further	5
to the houshold of	5
the subject of their	5
of the protestant religion	5
had all things common	5
a new way of	5
in the county of	5
nelthrop told this examinant	5
that it will be	5
it was agreed that	5
in guilty of high	5
power and authority is	5
best of his memory	5
as much as we	5
that monsieur de sorbiere	5
and some of the	5
there is still behind	5
any of the other	5
quarter of an hour	5
made use of in	5
kings return from newmarket	5
which ought to be	5
to go out of	5
ought rather to be	5
in the first place	5
but this examinant doth	5
of god as a	5
there would be a	5
with him in the	5
in the house of	5
the said alexander gordon	5
it may well be	5
the earl of portland	5
as i tell you	5
so many of the	5
of a general insurrection	5
to be able to	5
some of the principal	5
the sons of clergy	5
one of the meetings	5
there was never yet	5
to be attributed to	5
that the greatest part	5
to be the most	5
to have been the	5
make no scruple to	5
the said lord was	5
in the hands of	5
when he was in	5
the sons of the	5
about the beginning of	5
of the foregoing account	5
so great a number	5
the temper of the	5
restoring the late king	5
brought to his tryal	5
upon the account of	5
the sides of the	5
as well as his	5
the names of the	5
to give an account	5
the king was to	5
second year of the	5
but this examinant refused	5
without any the least	5
and hung up in	5
told him that i	5
of all others the	5
that it was the	5
design of rising in	5
that he would not	5
the degrees of heat	5
it can never be	5
i would not have	5
the knowledge of nature	5
or the beginning of	5
it was at first	5
that they might be	5
to be only an	4
of church and state	4
this examinant does not	4
all others the most	4
both in england and	4
an hypothesis of the	4
the interest of the	4
multitude of them that	4
in need of such	4
the french king to	4
and the next day	4
not only not to	4
for the promoting of	4
this was the first	4
he was one of	4
should be able to	4
the news of the	4
it was proposed to	4
and the citizens of	4
the said design against	4
out of the same	4
a principle of conscience	4
the whole progress of	4
the earl of nottingham	4
king iames the second	4
and that they should	4
or words to that	4
am your lordships most	4
the late ecclesiastical commission	4
in a little time	4
desired this examinant to	4
and that the earl	4
the th of june	4
as much as i	4
of virgils aeneis in	4
which he thinks was	4
which the royal society	4
west and this examinant	4
in one of the	4
for the carrying on	4
the assistance of the	4
preached before the artillery	4
more than all the	4
of the holy scriptures	4
of which it is	4
would have been in	4
if you please to	4
the arts of mens	4
duke of monmouth was	4
are full as high	4
of many of the	4
the lord russel was	4
the manner of their	4
information of josiah keeling	4
king and duke were	4
be so far from	4
all parts of the	4
the parts of the	4
a great number of	4
to the number of	4
at a point to	4
that it should be	4
of his whole life	4
for a long time	4
the carrying on of	4
for the advantage of	4
that he may be	4
they could not get	4
there was to be	4
within the compass of	4
a considerable body of	4
rest of the world	4
at home and abroad	4
be made use of	4
nor is this all	4
of the growth of	4
considerable sum of money	4
for my own part	4
by heat and cold	4
it is to the	4
the house of one	4
this examinant was informed	4
the good fortune to	4
professor of astronomy in	4
it was said by	4
late earl of argyle	4
this is the first	4
the rest of his	4
or used words to	4
in order to a	4
is granted to the	4
all the men of	4
who told this examinant	4
i was in the	4
the greatness of their	4
any the least doubt	4
will be able to	4
an enemy to the	4
late wicked contrivance of	4
so much to be	4
the joys of heaven	4
on the behalf of	4
as in many other	4
about the end of	4
of taking off the	4
of the reach of	4
have the honour of	4
or to that effect	4
after the manner of	4
to be sold by	4
men to one another	4
and told this examinant	4
the doctrine of the	4
the several parts of	4
that to be persecuted	4
association under their hands	4
the behalf of the	4
in respect of all	4
of their own thoughts	4
the lord mayor and	4
one or more of	4
arts of mens hands	4
the present temper of	4
the laws of god	4
the number of the	4
as we are christians	4
from the bishop of	4
at the top of	4
to give him a	4
take the freedom to	4
that so great a	4
and i will also	4
the reign of king	4
his majesty cannot but	4
which is wont to	4
of rochester to the	4
that the said colonel	4
they were all of	4
of assassinating his majesty	4
of ten thousand pounds	4
that he had heard	4
printed by thomas newcomb	4
there was scarce a	4
the house of god	4
of which i shall	4
to make the attempt	4
it were to be	4
swords in their hands	4
the only way to	4
the glory of his	4
do good to all	4
of the sons of	4
best of my remembrance	4
that we should have	4
to the rest of	4
contrivance of stephen blackhead	4
are to be sold	4
rochester to the clergy	4
right honourable my lords	4
it would have been	4
songs and poems by	4
by forging an association	4
against the lives of	4
in the way of	4
call god to witness	4
the glory of god	4
the said thomas lea	4
and it was further	4
and when they were	4
and xml conversion the	4
the thing it self	4
of the law of	4
in the next place	4
had he not been	4
bishop of rochester to	4
members of the church	4
the name of young	4
of the horrid and	4
a point to set	4
in a short time	4
he was going to	4
the present state of	4
upon the whole matter	4
his majesty and the	4
and that he did	4
a discourse about the	4
account of the two	4
intended in november last	4
the mercies of god	4
the right honourable sir	4
make use of the	4
not only to be	4
relating to the proof	4
but this examinant never	4
be of the same	4
every part of the	4
him at his landing	4
at the very first	4
on the account of	4
the contents of it	4
defender of the faith	4
one of the same	4
the very man who	4
the lives of several	4
in two or three	4
at his majesties feet	4
but i do not	4
and in order to	4
he would take care	4
the second part of	4
take care of the	4
a new kind of	4
out of the reach	4
about which they have	4
be expected from the	4
it must be said	4
discourse made by the	4
the truth of what	4
the right reverend father	4
and the king has	4
and are to be	4
bottum sampled and proofread	4
the execution of the	4
the name of god	4
in the duke of	4
nor was there any	4
the proof of the	4
told this examinant the	4
the salutation tavern in	4
the enemies of our	4
logarbo text and markup	4
for any of the	4
have been the principal	4
the face of the	4
of all the people	4
there may be some	4
design of assassinating his	4
they were sure of	4
be the first and	4
which he had before	4
he was informed by	4
the account of the	4
a day of mercy	4
it out of the	4
to joyn with the	4
with a safe conscience	4
in the worst of	4
impossible for me to	4
affairs of the society	4
was never yet any	4
the eclipses of the	4
whose names i do	4
out of his own	4
by no means to	4
this houshold of faith	4
the next day i	4
of the said earl	4
in three or four	4
of london and middlesex	4
book of virgils aeneis	4
the highest degree of	4
the king at white	4
temper of our nation	4
the king and kingdom	4
which i beseech almighty	4
acquainted with the design	4
wicked contrivance of stephen	4
the recoil is made	4
the lords commissioners of	4
virgils aeneis in english	4
word was brought of	4
earl of tarras and	4
is the best way	4
he was at the	4
could not be done	4
which were to be	4
in the times of	4
part of the conspiracy	4
that at the same	4
him in guilty of	4
letter from the bishop	4
of some of the	4
ought to have been	4
the clock in the	4
it were easie to	4
the same time in	4
the charge of the	4
the great design of	4
he told this examinant	4
the beginning and end	4
take righteousness out of	4
great a number of	4
he said he would	4
there is no need	4
for the honor of	4
received a letter from	4
brought him in guilty	4
the works of his	4
of the whole party	4
put it into a	4
to the natives of	4
i told him that	4
some others of the	4
along with him to	4
published at their request	4
should be sent to	4
and to make the	4
if it was not	4
by his majesties command	4
the improving of natural	4
committee of the council	4
according to his own	4
it is true indeed	4
all the varieties of	4
as long as the	4
in one of his	4
three or four days	4
striking at the head	4
came to his hand	4
part of all the	4
the vniversity of oxford	4
that there was no	4
rather to be the	4
in case of an	4
parts of the country	4
end of the world	4
olivia bottum sampled and	4
in november last was	4
one of the principal	4
men of all conditions	4
right reverend father in	4
shall be lawful for	4
the grace of god	4
for the improving of	4
for killing the king	4
to the advantage of	4
point to set forward	4
the main end of	4
or a month since	4
the worst of times	4
there is mercy with	4
both at home and	4
i beg leave to	4
of the said earls	4
the fruits of their	4
the honour of our	4
last part of his	4
of the whole kingdom	4
which was to be	4
that there is scarce	4
about three weeks or	4
there could not be	4
as this examinant remembers	4
of the weight of	4
dispatching the old rotten	4
of the council aforesaid	4
of the way of	4
brome at the gun	4
at the house of	4
of which we have	4
is by no means	4
is mercy with thee	4
a little before the	4
the noise of the	4
time of the year	4
that i have not	4
he had been to	4
by reason of his	4
the multitude of them	4
the kingdom of england	4
said earl of shaftsbury	4
to command the party	4
i met with mr	4
were it not for	4
king charles the first	4
the interest of our	4
in all manner of	4
the same nature with	4
that they would not	4
month or six weeks	4
to be of the	4
by reason of their	4
men out of the	4
the royal society shall	4
there should be occasion	4
the kingdom of heaven	4
the times of the	4
go with him to	4
top of the pico	4
other part of the	4
aptara keyed and coded	4
after the fire at	4
it is manifest that	4
he should not be	4
well as in the	4
of their own making	4
it is natural to	4
into the minds of	4
persecuted is a blessing	4
carrying on of the	4
if it could be	4
as i can remember	4
of the said letter	4
the greek and latin	4
i hope i may	4
in the likeness of	4
the said goodenough answered	4
shall not be able	4
lords of the committee	4
came into the room	4
receive the kingdom of	4
the gun in ivy	4
the glory of the	4
put a stop to	4
a full account of	4
before the artillery company	4
by the said earl	4
case of an insurrection	4
the first and modern	4
that it was resolved	4
and ought to be	4
will be sufficient to	4
they thought there was	4
as well as a	4
divers of the principal	4
i call god to	4
but now it is	4
is the only true	4
and most obedient servant	4
lives of several persons	4
an association under their	4
i have no reason	4
after the same manner	4
paid to the scots	4
no sooner was the	4
the th day of	4
of the clock in	4
was to be done	4
any of the rest	4
of the th of	4
of astronomy in oxford	4
they were not to	4
the said goodenough and	4
in any of the	4
but that he had	4
in a right manner	4
had the honour to	4
and at one of	4
to be ready at	4
any one of them	4
in order to their	4
to be the man	4
men are wont to	4
by a committee of	4
as to the other	4
with the lord russel	4
part of the house	4
from the several districts	4
was at my house	4
to be persecuted is	4
the least doubt of	4
divers of them had	4
a discourse made by	4
and that it is	4
was the duke of	4
and therefore i will	4
of the holy ghost	4
so far from having	4
the observations of the	4
that he was not	4
to this purpose i	4
all the parts of	4
duke in their return	4
that i am still	4
sir thomas armstrong did	4
there may be a	4
of righteousness and mercy	4
it is easie to	4
said design against the	4
if the duke of	4
and the said mr	4
to be under the	4
i shall not be	4
the most of them	4
by little and little	4
there is one thing	4
the rest of men	4
as one of the	4
beseech almighty god to	4
it will be sufficient	4
a day or two	4
to the right reverend	4
into a condition of	4
told him he had	4
by the said mr	4
the head of a	4
in the time of	4
that thou mayst be	4
the whole tenour of	4
from the bottom of	4
as well as by	4
thing of that nature	4
under the metaphor of	4
that there was never	4
out of original papers	4
cried to the lord	4
of england and scotland	4
the discovery of the	4
collected out of original	4
in the late times	4
do you know that	4
as if it had	4
the date of the	4
that the late king	4
the model of affairs	4
to go with him	4
and at the same	4
of the nature of	4
may be exprest by	4
examinant that the lord	4
it shall be lawful	4
in these very words	4
by which they had	4
the design of killing	4
between windsor and hampton	4
in the late ecclesiastical	4
be persecuted is a	4
forging an association under	4
there could be no	4
an exact account of	4
to the highest degree	4
for the cause of	4
if there were any	4
examinant was informed by	4
some short time after	4
names i do not	4
well as to the	4
the money to be	4
in any one of	4
was proposed to be	4
soon as they were	4
where there is no	4
as much as the	4
before the king at	4
they had several meetings	4
would be at the	4
to meet him at	4
olivia bottum text and	4
brought of the disappointment	4
and that he could	4
to be ready to	4
to a fair and	4
the honor of his	4
and if we shall	4
from the mouth of	4
at the charge of	4
was the author of	4
that most of the	4
the first time he	4
mona logarbo text and	4
would have done it	4
of the late wicked	4
is no need of	4
no means to be	4
with the greatness of	4
was not so much	4
after they had been	4
late earl of shaftsbury	4
before the kings return	4
he was to be	4
meet him at his	4
as i may say	4
before the king and	4
doth not remember that	4
the right honourable my	4
that there may be	4
to the king and	4
to the will of	4
the mouth of the	4
relation of the late	4
go along with him	4
which they have been	4
if it were not	4
a guard of soldiers	4
it cannot be denied	4
to put it into	4
out of the country	4
bottum text and markup	4
in his former examinations	4
which he said he	3
in the nature of	3
of a new way	3
to the government of	3
the king was at	3
keeling of the parish	3
a history of the	3
enemy to the government	3
though it was not	3
the result of their	3
by sea and land	3
to the arts of	3
it has been the	3
he would never have	3
that ever i heard	3
it cannot be expected	3
the depth of the	3
many of them were	3
and that he might	3
on the city of	3
and that it might	3
the commission it self	3
of the nobility and	3
concerning his sitting in	3
words to that purpose	3
all the writings of	3
of men of knowledge	3
the th of may	3
time of his death	3
design of the royal	3
the same way that	3
to be laid in	3
the rest of my	3
not only that he	3
design should in the	3
on the contrary side	3
against the next meeting	3
that it was impossible	3
of money to be	3
after they have been	3
far greater number of	3
the several ways of	3
taking off the pressure	3
humbly intreat your lordships	3
his master in the	3
as much as any	3
to speak to them	3
any design against the	3
in case of a	3
such as they are	3
at the anniversary meeting	3
the said major wildman	3
having all things common	3
we have of them	3
that as to the	3
to keep up the	3
of the usefulness of	3
men of their own	3
visitation in the year	3
of the resistance of	3
the said keys was	3
a little while to	3
to be the greatest	3
or more of these	3
be attributed to the	3
did not care to	3
to him by io	3
of the decrease of	3
the first time i	3
if his majesty thinks	3
the things that are	3
the works of our	3
his royal highnesses persons	3
out of their own	3
be lawful for the	3
any one of all	3
are some of the	3
the conclusion of this	3
where he could find	3
for arms and ammunition	3
to free it from	3
of money could be	3
rising in arms against	3
and as soon as	3
by which they are	3
have to his service	3
the meeting of the	3
the strength of his	3
henry brome at the	3
so we may be	3
to make the first	3
of the two last	3
i told him i	3
which are no where	3
was wholly laid aside	3
this book be printed	3
he is a man	3
he was willing to	3
to put their design	3
i may be graciously	3
lords of the privy	3
are bred up in	3
criticks in the trade	3
all things to be	3
and the way of	3
eclipses of the moon	3
short time after the	3
have just cause to	3
in the court of	3
at least as much	3
and original papers relating	3
and duke of york	3
and i am confident	3
that the said iosiah	3
but this i will	3
rumbald told this examinant	3
but a little while	3
and singleness of heart	3
they have taken care	3
the reach of his	3
kingdoms of england and	3
lord gray of wark	3
the captain and lieutenant	3
that it is so	3
have been in the	3
him at that time	3
of the king himself	3
to give way to	3
he would be one	3
he goes on to	3
they were at first	3
of most of the	3
when he came to	3
of this i need	3
of saint andrew next	3
and i doubt not	3
he had spoken to	3
that he had made	3
many pious and excellent	3
that the scotch gentlemen	3
the said goodenough further	3
for the main guard	3
of the swelling of	3
a good part of	3
that they are not	3
his royal highness the	3
pretend not to believe	3
each of them apart	3
which i have already	3
my lord chancellor is	3
the several kinds of	3
degrees of heat and	3
i am able to	3
the name of butler	3
during the time of	3
made in the world	3
rather becomes me to	3
and that they have	3
by this means they	3
from the coast of	3
and told him he	3
there will be no	3
that i have seen	3
in four or five	3
the next day the	3
it should be so	3
it is said of	3
and the late king	3
for buying of arms	3
in the very same	3
that the said rouse	3
is an enemy to	3
a troop of horse	3
from the late king	3
land in the west	3
and manner of the	3
the king of france	3
be sent to the	3
the violence of the	3
as well as he	3
the contrary side to	3
to be signed by	3
and actions of men	3
or most of the	3
and to make a	3
i am so far	3
so many pious and	3
and honour of his	3
the other part of	3
the houshold of god	3
according to the different	3
which i am now	3
all quarters of the	3
letter to the king	3
a defence of the	3
a discourse and hypothesis	3
make a sturdy commotion	3
so conformable to his	3
but if there be	3
to the utmost of	3
the name of pringle	3
all the benefits of	3
the true intention of	3
a letter to him	3
united provinces of the	3
that if any thing	3
for the use of	3
now there was no	3
humble and affectionate servant	3
two or three nights	3
the end of his	3
the night before the	3
the providence of god	3
the beginning of it	3
be sent to argyle	3
the method of the	3
that i was to	3
the lowest to the	3
he would undertake to	3
wise and good men	3
government of his country	3
the power of the	3
this examinant that mr	3
was not in a	3
papers relating to the	3
we should all be	3
king was to be	3
of such a religion	3
sitting in the late	3
which is the last	3
in the very beginning	3
being the day of	3
i was also informed	3
to be the best	3
for the want of	3
that he was willing	3
by his royal highness	3
richard and francis goodenough	3
not be wanting to	3
told me of a	3
of the meetings concerning	3
artillery company of london	3
something more than the	3
that we are all	3
that he is as	3
corner of the world	3
of one or two	3
say for my self	3
to the said society	3
the faith of a	3
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for the same purpose	3
i am content to	3
many of the best	3
the management of the	3
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stuft and hung up	3
intended assassination of the	3
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the very same ill	3
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most whereof never before	3
that many of the	3
to the clergy of	3
arms in his former	3
think otherwise of the	3
this is to be	3
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a person of honour	3
of it to them	3
lord chancellor of england	3
to choose one or	3
but of all the	3
may be as much	3
submit in that particular	3
could never have been	3
the council of war	3
nor only of the	3
conspiracy against his majesty	3
what i said before	3
if he do not	3
an account of their	3
in our several stations	3
our laws and religion	3
earl of clarendon lord	3
could be got together	3
i am next to	3
i hope to see	3
which i shall take	3
as long as i	3
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set on foot a	3
the persons who were	3
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i shall take notice	3
to which we are	3
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that what i did	3
the whole frame of	3
for a proof of	3
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into the said office	3
in matters of religion	3
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at once attack the	3
that the said duke	3
and equal to the	3
told him of the	3
out of their houses	3
or to deserve my	3
next day i went	3
to joyn with them	3
precepts of the gospel	3
to be expected from	3
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the carrying on the	3
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the loss of his	3
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if we will believe	3
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defence of the protestant	3
if any strange thing	3
when i came there	3
the laird of cultness	3
by the advancement of	3
have no relation to	3
in the united provinces	3
to be done by	3
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was to be sent	3
king in his return	3
i did not see	3
in order to which	3
natives of the county	3
that we should be	3
what arms were necessary	3
as this examinant believes	3
had withdrawn himself from	3
to the doctrine of	3
for by this means	3
the duke would be	3
what is meant by	3
i returned to my	3
when the liquor is	3
what we should do	3
that since your lordships	3
have nothing more to	3
and it is a	3
a letter from one	3
their loyalty to the	3
the good of mankind	3
he was a man	3
that the best way	3
into the room to	3
or the greatest part	3
and the royal family	3
the course of their	3
observations on monsieur de	3
honour of our nation	3
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was sent into scotland	3
the th and d	3
to take a right	3
that i might have	3
of men to one	3
that after the said	3
might be done in	3
that the city was	3
great god of heaven	3
i most humbly intreat	3
this examinant asked him	3
would be willing to	3
in the union theological	3
it is a great	3
whereby the whole narration	3
and once for all	3
the profession of the	3
the substance of what	3
to provide for the	3
when this examinant asked	3
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is still a prisoner	3
the worst of his	3
it was made out	3
plain matter of fact	3
sermon before the king	3
undeniable clearness and strength	3
that it has not	3
of our lord christ	3
time the earl of	3
to which sentence he	3
as the deponent remembers	3
some one or two	3
against his majesty king	3
return of the messenger	3
were written by the	3
the gravity of bodies	3
for the duke of	3
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to speak with him	3
the name of clerk	3
enemy to all manner	3
the top of it	3
that i should be	3
for the remainder of	3
of the chief occasions	3
of them that believed	3
than that of the	3
not to be enemies	3
i am bound to	3
and that in a	3
of his majesties chaplains	3
the doctrine of christ	3
able to deal with	3
not dangerous to the	3
for rising in arms	3
of the deponent his	3
to tell your lordships	3
they may not be	3
in a readiness against	3
on affairs of state	3
i have to his	3
and all future ages	3
that he had an	3
this examinant told the	3
as soon as it	3
a man of the	3
and end of all	3
examinant told the said	3
the first occasions of	3
to still some criticks	3
to as many as	3
man ought to be	3
should be united into	3
me leave to say	3
leave to tell your	3
and about the cities	3
as was said before	3
depth of the sea	3
a fit man to	3
goodenough told this examinant	3
was upon a sunday	3
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the circumstances of the	3
i dare assure him	3
in relation to the	3
it is an enemy	3
th of that year	3
would be convenient to	3
was like to be	3
upon the duke of	3
the fear of the	3
there is so great	3
whole narration has undeniable	3
which is my second	3
since the kings return	3
i have much reason	3
from his own house	3
and i wish i	3
the total sum is	3
the king and queen	3
may chance to be	3
consider of their verdict	3
and practice of the	3
sermon preached at the	3
off the pressure of	3
so have i seen	3
to the history of	3
at my house at	3
of a troop of	3
in duke university library	3
me to serve his	3
the natives of the	3
of his majesties houshold	3
monsieur de sorbiere is	3
at the amsterdam coffee	3
the horrid and execrable	3
i came into the	3
by which this examinant	3
when they were once	3
i have seen a	3
were not to be	3
as i was told	3
brought out of the	3
king and duke should	3
very top of the	3
the council of six	3
be a man of	3
the substance of it	3
the certainty of the	3
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the whole nation in	3
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can be a greater	3
that are to be	3
much after the same	3
for henry brome at	3
may be able to	3
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was the very man	3
excellently translated by mr	3
according to which sentence	3
a rising in scotland	3
observandam esse classem am	3
i do not say	3
all the rest of	3
l d bishop of	3
to have been a	3
nothing can be more	3
of the number of	3
that the english have	3
to be the very	3
i am not much	3
so much as the	3
three poems upon the	3
papers and unquestionable records	3
met again at the	3
any other way of	3
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it is in vain	3
the life of the	3
more proper for their	3
or any of the	3
with the french king	3
and the french king	3
the great doctrine of	3
have much reason to	3
in all sorts of	3
beyond all possibility of	3
of his majesties justice	3
was to be made	3
it is excellently translated	3
horrid and execrable conspiracy	3
the delivery of the	3
if that be true	3
arms should be bought	3
of any design against	3
and in the first	3
prevail with the french	3
a great many of	3
and managers of the	3
be done on the	3
be the subject of	3
letter to the bishop	3
would be pleased to	3
under the command of	3
the church of god	3
of a great man	3
of the living of	3
i could not but	3
of the intended assassination	3
had no time to	3
honourable house of commons	3
the sake of the	3
will never be any	3
an account of it	3
that he was present	3
it is also as	3
a little of it	3
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come to a resolution	3
on the same side	3
the further information of	3
of the whole church	3
day of their anniversary	3
and in the same	3
a party of men	3
let this book be	3
the favour of all	3
of the certainty of	3
and the true religion	3
his majesty king william	3
keeling had made a	3
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the safety of the	3
not above a quarter	3
to the minds of	3
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the beginning of this	3
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a month or six	3
divided against it self	3
and cold of the	3
of it to be	3
that it was a	3
to the proof of	3
and this examinant asking	3
the glory of their	3
what then can be	3
if the rest of	3
is able to make	3
the want of a	3
this examinant never heard	3
in reading his declaration	3
him guilty of high	3
that to be the	3
of the intended insurrection	3
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in his own house	3
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letter written to him	3
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the ground of this	3
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his duty and allegiance	3
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that i may be	3
greatest part of all	3
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out of the whole	3
a time when the	3
by some of their	3
are to be found	3
to be done for	3
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becomes me to suffer	3
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that there were a	3
he should be able	3
serve his majesty any	3
to shoot at the	3
there can never be	3
particularly at the globe	3
of their anniversary feast	3
royal highness the duke	3
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of the late war	3
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some of their members	3
end of total darkness	3
a letter from mr	3
the advancement of the	3
what i now write	3
highness the duke of	3
zealous affections to his	3
to assassinate the king	3
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house of commons at	3
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the latter part of	3
be able to act	3
one of our principal	3
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pious and excellent men	3
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so often it shall	3
it could be done	3
the ld bishop of	3
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near as i can	3
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in the compass of	3
all the learned men	3
in the city of	3
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the president for the	3
that indeed is the	3
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the honourable house of	3
such as i have	3
that i could not	3
the design of rising	3
for the advancement of	3
at the green dragon	3
that we fear him	3
i have often seen	3
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lord shaftsbury had sent	3
of all the works	3
be given to the	3
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with which i am	3
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god as a little	3
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learned men of the	3
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do by these presents	3
told me that the	3
sentence he was executed	3
is the more remarkable	3
the rest of mankind	3
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end of the town	3
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of the whole world	3
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the day of the	3
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present on the place	3
james murray laird of	3
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of the territories of	3
the law of nature	3
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me that the duke	3
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the green dragon tavern	3
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earl of shaftsbury and	3
the beginning of november	3
i wrote to mr	3
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of the ancient world	3