trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the city	112
to the enemy	100
city and castle	90
of the said	85
the said city	79
the city and	66
house of commons	64
the house of	56
of the enemies	55
the surrender of	55
early english books	52
that he was	51
in the castle	49
councell of warre	48
sir william waller	47
the city of	46
english books online	45
in the city	45
out of the	45
the losse of	44
to the utmost	44
the said castle	43
of the castle	42
of the enemy	40
the said governour	40
and that he	39
according to the	38
a councell of	37
said city and	36
which mr prynne	36
that he had	36
one of the	35
castle of bristoll	35
that it was	35
to his excellency	35
city of bristoll	34
by reason of	34
to which mr	33
surrender of the	33
and castle of	32
to defend the	32
city or castle	31
governour of the	31
to the parliament	31
of the house	30
it to the	30
the said colonell	29
to the house	29
he could not	29
entred the line	28
governour of bristoll	28
the towne and	28
surrender of bristoll	28
some of the	28
councell of war	27
colonell nathaniel fiennes	27
towne and castle	27
town and castle	26
by the enemy	26
that the said	26
and that the	25
barrels of powder	25
and that they	25
text creation partnership	25
to make good	25
the testimony of	25
of all the	25
with the enemy	25
in the house	24
into the castle	24
for want of	24
of the clock	24
two or three	24
against the enemy	24
ought to have	23
part of the	23
the city or	23
could not have	23
to the said	22
the councell of	22
of the same	22
divers of the	22
as well as	22
the earle of	22
castle to the	22
to the enemies	22
early works to	21
in the said	21
that he did	21
that there was	21
paine of death	21
of the towne	21
reason of the	21
the town and	20
with all the	20
from the line	20
that they were	20
so much as	20
the enemy had	20
there was a	20
of the town	19
and castle to	19
of the articles	19
keying and markup	19
that he would	19
that in the	19
in the towne	19
of his officers	18
of this city	18
out to the	18
based on the	18
and in the	18
letter to his	18
the whole kingdome	18
the castle of	18
many of them	18
the deposition of	18
how to deliver	18
the said william	17
up to the	17
the enemy entred	17
he might have	17
horse and foot	17
could not be	17
counsell of warre	17
most of the	17
the articles of	17
into the city	17
to the king	17
that there were	17
by the said	17
together with the	16
the utmost extremity	16
and would have	16
the same to	16
that the castle	16
by his own	16
colonell nathaniell fiennes	16
they could not	16
they might have	16
off the line	16
some of them	16
to the last	16
contrary to his	16
answer to the	16
as soone as	16
where the enemy	16
of the whole	16
ought to be	16
in point of	16
he would not	16
this honourable councell	16
the defence of	16
might have been	16
when it was	15
to keep the	15
the honour of	15
on the other	15
to surrender the	15
came before it	15
a place of	15
sir william wallers	15
before a councell	15
in the morning	15
to the councell	15
of the souldiers	15
upon my oath	15
mr prynne answered	15
that when the	15
the rest of	15
them to the	15
the castle and	15
the angel gabriel	14
at that time	14
of the parliament	14
before the councell	14
or any other	14
the time of	14
body of the	14
or that he	14
on the contrary	14
for the defence	14
of his owne	14
the souldiers and	14
same to the	14
with the losse	14
the enemy to	14
to hold out	14
not to be	14
to the uttermost	14
the parliament and	14
as much as	14
was in the	14
the siege of	14
a member of	14
as they were	14
as appeares by	14
that they might	14
surrendred to the	14
that colonell fiennes	14
and encoded edition	13
of creative commons	13
without asking permission	13
for which he	13
is available for	13
no lesse then	13
this phase i	13
and xml conversion	13
phase i text	13
terms of creative	13
pfs batch review	13
i text is	13
make good the	13
for keying and	13
and all other	13
by the institutions	13
text can be	13
in this case	13
text transcribed from	13
edition of the	13
in lesse then	13
and coded from	13
sampled and proofread	13
images scanned from	13
books online text	13
to have been	13
to sir william	13
the work described	13
knoweth how to	13
financial support to	13
owned by the	13
of that city	13
and castle were	13
the city to	13
to deliver up	13
and his excellencies	13
it is a	13
of the king	13
to the early	13
in such a	13
upon paine of	13
city of bristol	13
for commercial purposes	13
when the enemy	13
reviewed and edited	13
of the work	13
to be held	13
late governour of	13
this keyboarded and	13
online text creation	13
text and markup	13
and markup reviewed	13
support to the	13
kb of xml	13
encoded edition of	13
available for reuse	13
work described above	13
iv tiff page	13
to my lord	13
from proquest page	13
described above is	13
keyed and coded	13
scanned from microfilm	13
assigned for keying	13
contrary to the	13
any of the	13
to the terms	13
appeares by the	13
the terms of	13
all without asking	13
the day of	13
he should have	13
the text can	13
sir thomas fairfax	13
above is co	13
coded from proquest	13
markup reviewed and	13
and that by	13
the early english	13
can be copied	13
the institutions providing	13
even for commercial	13
keyboarded and encoded	13
he did not	13
text is available	13
to the articles	13
institutions providing financial	13
providing financial support	13
proquest page images	13
tcp assigned for	13
of the councell	13
distributed and performed	13
encoded text transcribed	13
and of the	12
articles of impeachment	12
of prince rupert	12
to keep it	12
and that in	12
characters represented either	12
mr prynne replied	12
that they would	12
marked as illegible	12
this is the	12
the kings forces	12
it was not	12
and some of	12
either as utf	12
had entred the	12
relation of the	12
it had been	12
that they should	12
would have been	12
represented either as	12
most of them	12
the next morning	12
during the siege	12
as it was	12
my lord generall	12
by the defendant	12
if he had	12
which the defendant	12
of sir william	12
that the enemy	12
some of his	12
the truth of	12
of his own	12
strong and tenable	12
before the siege	12
to be a	12
the castle was	12
the lord say	12
the other side	12
defend the same	12
the souldiers were	11
in respect of	11
walls of the	11
the behalfe of	11
which was answered	11
fall upon the	11
out of temptation	11
against all the	11
to the checker	11
in his relation	11
to defend it	11
to which he	11
the hands of	11
it might be	11
and so the	11
and that there	11
three or foure	11
him in the	11
barrells of powder	11
to hold it	11
would not have	11
a copy of	11
out of his	11
the depositions of	11
of their men	11
deliver the godly	11
to which was	11
the lord knoweth	11
by his owne	11
of the surrender	11
prejudice of the	11
the walls of	11
godly out of	11
with great losse	11
the city was	11
the surrender thereof	11
the godly out	11
of the out	11
at the time	11
time of the	11
and on the	11
one of them	11
for the surrender	11
which he was	11
place where the	11
it was surrendred	11
to this effect	11
rest of the	11
for that purpose	11
to lose his	11
of the defendants	11
that part of	11
lose his head	11
by way of	11
of the kingdome	11
them to be	10
the body of	10
surrender of bristol	10
in all places	10
and by his	10
a sufficient garrison	10
the proceedings of	10
which they were	10
officers and souldiers	10
it out to	10
for a parley	10
it should be	10
that the defendant	10
nine of the	10
to the breach	10
to the city	10
from the parliament	10
many of the	10
defence of the	10
he had a	10
of those who	10
he would have	10
it for the	10
after the surrender	10
the line of	10
the commons house	10
it was answered	10
according to his	10
to fall upon	10
to the state	10
the citie of	10
in his answer	10
such as were	10
to preserve the	10
our lord the	10
into the towne	10
lesse then three	10
of bristoll and	10
to his trust	10
in the articles	10
losse of bristoll	10
of the garrison	10
member of the	10
and it is	10
souldiers in the	10
he had done	10
the place where	10
to take the	10
lord the king	10
of the kings	10
his answer to	10
of the kingdom	9
to deliver the	9
in the very	9
he was condemned	9
to save the	9
in all probability	9
that i was	9
to serve the	9
to the ground	9
the parliaments and	9
check to the	9
of the realme	9
concerning the surrender	9
to quit the	9
were in the	9
earle of essex	9
account of the	9
it in the	9
under the great	9
he might be	9
and it was	9
that they had	9
the rules of	9
from his excellency	9
want of powder	9
of powder in	9
of the line	9
then the defendant	9
there was no	9
and those who	9
the said grandfather	9
so farre from	9
and the city	9
the state of	9
all the ammunition	9
his letter to	9
the siege thereof	9
of both houses	9
lay his bones	9
all manner of	9
he and his	9
is ready to	9
in the sally	9
the enemies power	9
advantage of the	9
reference to the	9
to the lord	9
the next day	9
he the said	9
to be governour	9
to the governour	9
that if the	9
the case of	9
they had done	9
that he could	9
it was also	9
to charge the	9
in the same	9
those that were	9
but on the	9
the defendant had	9
line of communication	9
letter to the	9
to keep them	9
that the lord	9
in reference to	9
that by the	9
lord knoweth how	9
that sir william	9
for the service	9
as he had	9
and his brother	9
all the enemies	9
the maine guard	9
being in the	9
the law of	9
honour of the	9
the said towne	9
there is no	9
the enemy for	9
i am sure	9
the number of	9
the king of	9
of purpose to	9
the taking of	9
within the line	9
there is a	9
notice of it	9
to the defendant	9
as it is	9
tiff page images	9
of that place	8
as this deponent	8
told him that	8
command of the	8
whereas the defendant	8
in all likelihood	8
a man of	8
had not the	8
and in this	8
charge the enemy	8
the power of	8
of the lord	8
to doe it	8
at the surrender	8
out of a	8
committee of the	8
in the town	8
to the whole	8
for them to	8
into the hands	8
the towne to	8
of horse and	8
the defendant was	8
by the house	8
ordered by the	8
before it was	8
sent to the	8
all the world	8
an account of	8
foot and horse	8
of the company	8
the service of	8
to all the	8
of which i	8
of the commons	8
they were to	8
since the surrender	8
in delivering the	8
before the enemy	8
at the siege	8
the articles agreed	8
in the siege	8
houses of parliament	8
that is to	8
from time to	8
time to time	8
enemy had entred	8
as bristoll was	8
at the councell	8
he had no	8
which the enemy	8
within the city	8
he ought to	8
quart of wine	8
that all the	8
the midst of	8
as a fort	8
of their lives	8
the mayor and	8
of the suburbs	8
them from the	8
if the enemy	8
as we have	8
bristoll and the	8
whom he was	8
there was not	8
our angel gabriel	8
ought not to	8
this text has	8
by the parliament	8
soone as the	8
that in all	8
of this nature	8
the governour to	8
and the west	8
knowes how to	8
before utmost extremity	8
to the great	8
a counsell of	8
this deponent and	8
by his excellency	8
and divers others	8
to the end	8
which was the	8
on the one	8
and this deponent	8
in case the	8
to the contrary	8
to have done	8
the entry of	8
should have been	8
taken by the	8
mr prynne replyed	8
and william prynne	8
of the common	8
delivering the godly	8
up at westminster	8
when he had	8
persons and estates	8
he was a	8
would have beene	8
of them to	8
to whom he	8
gods providence in	8
that hee had	8
in the garden	8
it was a	8
power of the	8
of which he	8
it is the	8
members of the	8
as he did	8
to march out	8
in the citie	8
of the siege	8
in case he	8
up the same	8
published in print	8
the enemy was	8
not so much	8
three whole dayes	8
his trust and	8
if he would	8
to make a	8
of the army	8
that can be	8
to the castle	8
part of his	8
not been fully	7
format that preserves	7
reproduction of original	7
them out of	7
siege of glocester	7
as they could	7
battery or assault	7
the rate of	7
aptara keyed and	7
where he was	7
and had no	7
suitable for network	7
the reason of	7
in a standardized	7
when the city	7
six or eight	7
or three dayes	7
inhabitants of the	7
opinion of the	7
original in the	7
short title catalog	7
and so to	7
had a commission	7
to march away	7
has not been	7
his life in	7
the late siege	7
it not that	7
annotation includes standard	7
a quart of	7
letter to my	7
restoring the text	7
and linguistically annotated	7
for the enemy	7
they had not	7
in the english	7
all their armes	7
standard spellings that	7
delivered up to	7
a standardized format	7
bristoll to the	7
honorable house of	7
tokenized and linguistically	7
walks of life	7
of the defendant	7
curation by amateur	7
of his souldiers	7
based collaborative curation	7
from many walks	7
to prove the	7
the english short	7
text is an	7
the author or	7
digital transcription a	7
and to the	7
at all to	7
the defendant himselfe	7
the space of	7
users from many	7
any thing to	7
mona logarbo sampled	7
been tokenized and	7
that the enemies	7
easier to read	7
the enemy in	7
have free liberty	7
it was against	7
of a work	7
when they were	7
that preserves archaic	7
after so many	7
a of text	7
their persons and	7
that they could	7
the reading of	7
of the place	7
and to have	7
the line and	7
in order to	7
before the houre	7
desired him to	7
made to the	7
want of men	7
and the particular	7
for the better	7
yeeld up the	7
that had been	7
in the army	7
author or stationer	7
on that side	7
they were betrayed	7
upon his owne	7
of the clocke	7
nature of the	7
end users from	7
against the enemies	7
to the right	7
that it is	7
the act of	7
demanded of him	7
the place of	7
is an enriched	7
towne to the	7
about the city	7
a text in	7
tcp digital transcription	7
that if they	7
the close committee	7
this is a	7
english short title	7
version of the	7
all sorts of	7
the custody of	7
the defendants owne	7
seven or eight	7
and the enemies	7
text more computationally	7
many walks of	7
preserves archaic forms	7
metadata enrichments aim	7
the government of	7
that some of	7
changes and metadata	7
in the british	7
fully proofread approx	7
and the castle	7
that we had	7
the text the	7
under paine of	7
mona logarbo text	7
on the behalfe	7
has been tokenized	7
he was governour	7
mo a wing	7
of a text	7
returned to the	7
more computationally tractable	7
made use of	7
as he was	7
in the matter	7
at the least	7
display of a	7
the article of	7
souldiers and citizens	7
of the people	7
to make his	7
the honorable house	7
townes and castles	7
text in a	7
that many of	7
a letter from	7
and to be	7
the name of	7
of it in	7
changes aim at	7
the enemy before	7
and his officers	7
the check to	7
of the committee	7
enemy out of	7
or stationer meant	7
could not get	7
amateur and professional	7
service of the	7
an enriched version	7
the enemy came	7
enrichments aim at	7
castle and forts	7
and professional end	7
text the author	7
support the display	7
by the constant	7
the enemy out	7
of our lord	7
and if he	7
to give in	7
the poor of	7
parley and surrender	7
the text has	7
of his men	7
of original in	7
castle of bristol	7
linguistically annotated with	7
for their own	7
transcription a of	7
works in other	7
of the tcp	7
deliver up the	7
the annotation includes	7
textual changes aim	7
annotated with morphadorner	7
text in the	7
providence in delivering	7
that support the	7
not able to	7
text has been	7
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the british library	7
in his owne	7
text has not	7
logarbo sampled and	7
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beyond their expectation	7
serve the parliament	7
is it not	7
them in the	7
the charge of	7
defend the towne	7
enriched version of	7
includes standard spellings	7
stationer meant to	7
retreat into the	7
by the king	7
if it be	7
the enemies entred	7
the castle to	7
he sent to	7
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this text is	7
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professional end users	7
enemy entred the	7
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ocm this keyboarded	7
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the houre agreed	7
standardized format that	7
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logarbo text and	7
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colonell fiennes had	7
earlyprint project evanston	7
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colonell fiennes to	7
the tcp digital	7
articles of surrender	7
that he should	7
textual changes and	7
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the said baron	7
spellings that support	7
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him the lye	7
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assumptions that can	6
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enemy for a	6
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textual data within	6
what i could	6
citie of bristoll	6
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new cambridge bibliography	6
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characters marked as	6
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remain and some	6
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tcp is to	6
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city had been	6
text with mnemonic	6
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testifie upon my	6
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not to surrender	6
image sets published	6
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there had been	4
cromwells letter to	4
to relieve them	4
in the peace	4
but in the	4
men of the	4
so that the	4
arreares of pay	4
in his commission	4
enemies entring the	4
said towne of	4
honourable councell of	4
up the said	4
mayor of the	4
forced by the	4
of what i	4
with the enemies	4
have lost their	4
so far from	4
that he and	4
tovvn and castle	4
that which is	4
goodnesse unto the	4
which by the	4
and full relation	4
other places of	4
to be very	4
better employing and	4
that such a	4
he could make	4
him for this	4
the city for	4
that soone after	4
the checker of	4
and others that	4
for all the	4
petition to his	4
was very much	4
to deliver from	4
surrender not cowardly	4
colonell fiennes letter	4
reserve the unjust	4
fiennes late governour	4
sir william de	4
be able to	4
tiff page image	4
william waller to	4
whom he had	4
least battery or	4
not hold out	4
in the interim	4
constantly upon duty	4
regiment of horse	4
then all the	4
even in the	4
into the town	4
point of his	4
the castle thereof	4
the honorable william	4
when i had	4
as they did	4
in the thing	4
wanted neither men	4
want of victuals	4
liberty to carry	4
captain william teringham	4
for it was	4
was the most	4
regiments of foot	4
keyes of the	4
the very next	4
global keyed and	4
had been taken	4
till such time	4
company of merchants	4
he sent for	4
them for the	4
of a governour	4
c category of	4
they had all	4
he demanded of	4
the corporation of	4
to the kingdome	4
hundred of the	4
of the garden	4
had at least	4
as he should	4
all the other	4
advantage to the	4
the enemy having	4
was a most	4
execution of the	4
the committee for	4
to the like	4
the nature of	4
out against the	4
he would then	4
to the general	4
in this present	4
it ought to	4
his officers to	4
were called upon	4
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possessed themselves of	4
in his own	4
will not be	4
held at saint	4
constant practice and	4
they came to	4
peters report from	4
to reserve the	4
which they are	4
it is cleare	4
all the poor	4
to the surrender	4
citizens and inhabitants	4
that hee did	4
report from bristol	4
at saint albanes	4
the enemies forces	4
this was not	4
to all men	4
besides what was	4
as far as	4
of surrendring the	4
surrender the town	4
to be the	4
in truth they	4
according as by	4
surrendring the town	4
notwithstanding all these	4
of the citie	4
the king and	4
he could have	4
generall cromwells letter	4
parley with the	4
service to the	4
charge of it	4
of which they	4
that any souldier	4
for not holding	4
the keyes of	4
to which end	4
brought into the	4
sermons in the	4
before the towne	4
maintained the same	4
a letter to	4
at his own	4
soone after the	4
and other necessaries	4
in any other	4
as hath been	4
i have done	4
castle before the	4
the souldiers in	4
it might have	4
before the sally	4
to have surrendred	4
the uttermost extremity	4
i had no	4
betray the city	4
as i remember	4
to have held	4
he had an	4
and the great	4
by the defendants	4
which he did	4
commander in chiefe	4
to be freed	4
court for articles	4
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by the councell	4
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when they have	4
to a councell	4
for the honour	4
copie of the	4
of the field	4
of judgement to	4
to the ineffable	4
the lord delivers	4
were valiantly repulsed	4
the lord knowes	4
if the kings	4
forces of prince	4
with his own	4
they would be	4
where the said	4
those who were	4
the whole city	4
three dayes siege	4
in the c	4
were forced to	4
are right worshippers	4
speaker of the	4
behalfe of prince	4
printed and published	4
on thursday the	4
the preservation of	4
from the forces	4
and divers of	4
taken before the	4
of iuly last	4
the yeelding up	4
with him in	4
the behalf of	4
my lord generals	4
for the publike	4
an houre or	4
fall into the	4
as i said	4
to which the	4
said colonell nathaniell	4
where they had	4
provided with all	4
and after that	4
the command of	4
they would never	4
upon the enemies	4
whole regiment of	4
garrison to defend	4
and from the	4
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in forraigne parts	4
and the like	4
with the governour	4
fiennes letter to	4
conclusion of lieuten	4
they first entred	4
the open street	4
for not firing	4
that the king	4
he must needs	4
against the defendant	4
for the advantage	4
some of those	4
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the king or	4
it was but	4
any souldier could	4
till they had	4
treated on for	4
read in the	4
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governour of a	4
the mouth of	4
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of the first	4
was forced to	4
by the rules	4
necessary for the	4
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our articles of	4
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of all their	4
with most of	4
the head of	4
that he ought	4
then three dayes	4
as could be	4
deponent further saith	4
beginning of this	4
in this citie	4
was so much	4
of them were	4
enter the town	4
to be taken	4
as good as	4
which was in	4
the judge advocate	4
the same time	4
is a very	4
keep the town	4
the lives of	4
the impudence to	4
to the second	4
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so to do	4
in two sermons	4
a treaty with	4
by the lord	4
for three moneths	4
a publike triall	4
at which time	4
of so great	4
but this was	4
the forts and	4
the defendant might	4
above three moneths	4