trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the county	33
the rest of	31
according to the	30
part of the	28
rest of the	23
early english books	23
of the town	23
english books online	22
out of the	20
the next morning	20
of the lord	19
that part of	17
and the rest	17
many of them	16
that they were	16
the next day	16
in the town	16
house of commons	16
early works to	15
the lord fairfax	15
that they might	15
in the city	14
that it was	14
in the wildernesse	14
into the town	14
speaker of the	13
sir charles lucas	13
as it were	13
to the honorable	13
in the field	13
the councell of	13
of the said	13
of the kingdome	13
some of the	13
of the towne	12
the honorable house	12
honorable house of	12
of the gentlemen	12
of the country	12
the name of	12
a party of	12
as it was	12
sent to the	12
the earl of	11
of the honorable	11
the command of	11
the city of	11
one of the	11
two or three	11
the lord generall	11
of the army	11
as well as	11
the middest of	11
by reason of	11
of this county	11
some of them	11
sir charls lucas	11
the time of	11
we could not	11
the inhabitants of	10
to joyne with	10
of the most	10
the earle of	10
at the last	10
at the same	10
the losse of	10
the deputy lieutenants	10
and the like	10
of the enemy	10
to be a	10
to his people	10
in respect of	10
of the enemies	10
the county of	10
this text has	10
at that time	10
there is a	10
it is the	10
of the church	10
into the towne	10
they could not	10
councell of war	10
in the night	10
the deliverance of	10
letter to the	9
a letter to	9
in the towne	9
of the clock	9
in the county	9
the season of	9
by this time	9
up to the	9
to be the	9
text creation partnership	9
it to the	9
for his people	9
the midst of	9
with the rest	9
they should be	9
of the house	9
the people of	8
for want of	8
to the parliament	8
it was the	8
in the name	8
places of the	8
the enemy in	8
of the generall	8
of the whole	8
not to be	8
the land of	8
his excellency the	8
the sons of	8
it shall be	8
horse and foot	8
the lords and	8
william lenthal esq	8
in the morning	8
into the field	8
the day of	8
might have been	8
for the present	8
lords and gentlemen	8
the same time	8
in the middest	8
this is the	8
and all the	8
keying and markup	8
them in the	8
councell of warre	8
they might have	8
in the same	8
of the world	8
excellency the lord	8
that they had	8
most of them	8
the greatest part	8
of the work	8
for them to	8
to make a	8
earle of norwich	8
out of his	8
that he was	8
we marched on	7
coded from proquest	7
to shift for	7
from proquest page	7
to the enemy	7
online text creation	7
out of a	7
that they would	7
kb of xml	7
sampled and proofread	7
the number of	7
pfs batch review	7
and markup reviewed	7
support to the	7
encoded text transcribed	7
it is a	7
of the deputy	7
this phase i	7
financial support to	7
county of kent	7
and xml conversion	7
terms of creative	7
at severall places	7
this keyboarded and	7
keyboarded and encoded	7
can be copied	7
that he might	7
they shall not	7
owned by the	7
by which meanes	7
to the utmost	7
it was not	7
to treat with	7
i am confident	7
what they had	7
the prosecution of	7
phase i text	7
of the city	7
text and markup	7
proquest page images	7
iv tiff page	7
markup reviewed and	7
institutions providing financial	7
above is co	7
assigned for keying	7
for commercial purposes	7
the text can	7
in the other	7
command of the	7
the mayor and	7
tcp assigned for	7
to all the	7
is available for	7
text is available	7
work described above	7
even for commercial	7
of creative commons	7
in such a	7
parts of the	7
to have been	7
the honorable william	7
and encoded edition	7
all without asking	7
to the other	7
demands and proposals	7
text transcribed from	7
the institutions providing	7
sons of men	7
so we marched	7
of the great	7
edition of the	7
images scanned from	7
against the rivers	7
in a letter	7
scanned from microfilm	7
honorable william lenthal	7
text can be	7
and coded from	7
the terms of	7
the service of	7
the early english	7
it might be	7
bow quite naked	7
the grand jury	7
encoded edition of	7
brought into the	7
for keying and	7
the work described	7
providing financial support	7
described above is	7
of all the	7
and sir charles	7
i text is	7
by the institutions	7
of god in	7
a very great	7
the enemy had	7
reviewed and edited	7
to the house	7
his bow quite	7
to the early	7
distributed and performed	7
without asking permission	7
them to the	7
to the terms	7
they would be	7
that they should	7
keyed and coded	7
available for reuse	7
as it is	7
books online text	7
to the lord	7
the text has	6
the tcp digital	6
or stationer meant	6
changes aim at	6
in the english	6
the liberty of	6
fully proofread approx	6
chariots of salvation	6
the king and	6
i know not	6
shall not be	6
text the author	6
and metadata enrichments	6
rest of his	6
the prince of	6
that he had	6
not at all	6
as not to	6
the blood of	6
text has not	6
in the british	6
to the petition	6
text has been	6
relation of the	6
for the first	6
the original in	6
in upon them	6
the british library	6
sir george lisle	6
many walks of	6
they were to	6
been fully proofread	6
cleave the earth	6
of the deliverance	6
midst of the	6
end users from	6
they should have	6
the tents of	6
easier to read	6
r in the	6
more computationally tractable	6
tokenized and linguistically	6
text in a	6
middest of the	6
an enriched version	6
of the inhabitants	6
transcription a of	6
walks of life	6
enrichments aim at	6
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apex covantage keyed	6
annotation includes standard	6
tcp digital transcription	6
support the display	6
the author or	6
and linguistically annotated	6
of his own	6
deliverance of essex	6
sense and reason	6
stationer meant to	6
short title catalog	6
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amateur and professional	6
the lord capell	6
by which means	6
as in the	6
metadata enrichments aim	6
enriched version of	6
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they may be	6
the text the	6
a text in	6
of the original	6
author or stationer	6
the annotation includes	6
in the day	6
this text is	6
english short title	6
standardized format that	6
could not have	6
to their armes	6
and the other	6
the beginning of	6
some other gentlemen	6
curation by amateur	6
includes standard spellings	6
we had no	6
of the parliament	6
of the tribes	6
users from many	6
a memoriall of	6
of the committee	6
that preserves archaic	6
aim at making	6
not been fully	6
annotated with morphadorner	6
covantage keyed and	6
professional end users	6
the said petition	6
a of text	6
there is no	6
would have been	6
r this keyboarded	6
restoring the text	6
it was a	6
memoriall of the	6
over the river	6
text more computationally	6
standard spellings that	6
the raising of	6
of a text	6
in a standardized	6
of the king	6
a standardized format	6
that support the	6
textual changes and	6
they would not	6
of the earth	6
at making the	6
of his power	6
out of their	6
is an enriched	6
in a very	6
at restoring the	6
us in the	6
from many walks	6
meant to publish	6
been tokenized and	6
the other side	6
of the princes	6
textual changes aim	6
of gods people	6
could not but	6
a very short	6
spellings that support	6
of text r	6
for the raising	6
the saints of	6
in the midst	6
text is an	6
of the river	6
mo a wing	6
reproduction of the	6
so great a	6
so they were	6
the display of	6
collaborative curation by	6
they were in	6
of a great	6
text r in	6
changes and metadata	6
original in the	6
and professional end	6
the said committee	6
the head of	6
the gentlemen of	6
began to be	6
digital transcription a	6
has not been	6
the hazard of	6
and in the	6
format that preserves	6
and suitable for	6
version of the	6
the end of	6
in the head	6
preserves archaic forms	6
officers of the	6
aim at restoring	6
according to his	6
based collaborative curation	6
joyne with us	6
the text more	6
suitable for network	6
linguistically annotated with	6
display of a	6
the english short	6
next day being	6
leaguer before colchester	6
has been tokenized	6
that he would	6
themselves to their	6
estc r this	6
cushan and midian	6
of horse and	6
earlyprint project evanston	6
of the tcp	6
the manner of	5
to the right	5
the earth was	5
he hath promised	5
if it were	5
or at least	5
of the late	5
to the honourable	5
for we had	5
to the service	5
if they would	5
for the better	5
the ken of	5
to march away	5
of the scots	5
city of london	5
of the field	5
severall places of	5
side of the	5
by the same	5
and with a	5
of the gentry	5
the whole party	5
the face of	5
of their own	5
the lord norwich	5
one or two	5
that we had	5
the enemy was	5
was the lord	5
god hath done	5
is it not	5
reason of the	5
in the world	5
of the souldiers	5
the princes agent	5
of the churches	5
come to passe	5
beyond the ken	5
could not be	5
had not the	5
them to a	5
that they may	5
after they had	5
of the same	5
up to their	5
that we could	5
prince of wales	5
saints of god	5
tiff page images	5
sent in a	5
he hath given	5
earl of norwich	5
as that they	5
and we doe	5
till they had	5
and that he	5
one of them	5
from the leaguer	5
the issue of	5
all the world	5
set fire to	5
the leaguer before	5
as they were	5
the town and	5
a piece of	5
on the other	5
of that part	5
indeed it was	5
of our county	5
of the councell	5
i have heard	5
is a song	5
of it to	5
they knew not	5
in the prosecution	5
that he will	5
the duke of	5
of god to	5
to give them	5
into the country	5
in all the	5
till the next	5
the bloud of	5
tents of cushan	5
the private souldiers	5
in the way	5
the justice of	5
of all sorts	5
they were so	5
in any thing	5
came to the	5
that we were	5
be able to	5
officers and souldiers	5
relation of that	5
the presence of	5
to the commissioners	5
what god hath	5
the parliament men	5
from beyond the	5
the whole body	5
the god of	5
if they had	5
letter from the	5
to the whole	5
houses of parliament	5
a letter from	5
of the yeares	5
the committee of	5
ought to be	5
to them in	5
not able to	5
that we will	5
god will not	5
in that engagement	5
county of essex	5
greatest part of	5
in the castle	5
him to be	5
the whole kingdome	5
under the command	5
to his excellency	5
from the generall	5
of the prisoners	5
if the lord	5
up and down	5
from the house	5
they would have	5
party of horse	5
that if they	5
all parts of	5
as active as	5
as if they	5
as could be	5
both of horse	4
and that they	4
the town before	4
and some other	4
shot in the	4
because of the	4
they might easily	4
of their resolutions	4
friend in london	4
expedition of kent	4
a councell of	4
church of god	4
in their houses	4
when they came	4
of the service	4
up into the	4
night in the	4
earth was full	4
of his praise	4
in the face	4
an exposition on	4
to his own	4
time of trouble	4
a short time	4
the continuance of	4
in our days	4
of our own	4
with some other	4
it in the	4
to relieve them	4
of his bow	4
it hath been	4
i shall not	4
by a generall	4
thy bow was	4
in the house	4
the truth of	4
the children of	4
time of transcription	4
for his own	4
of the promise	4
of his hand	4
the forces in	4
was thine anger	4
of colchester to	4
them to be	4
and the gentlemen	4
and it was	4
generall to the	4
as unfortunate expedition	4
as gap elements	4
affected to the	4
from thence to	4
not only to	4
the top of	4
exposition on the	4
the two houses	4
and it is	4
then in the	4
part of our	4
the condition of	4
amongst the rest	4
was sent in	4
as much as	4
a letter sent	4
within a very	4
made quite naked	4
now they were	4
as they thought	4
said to be	4
i saw the	4
which the enemy	4
of sense and	4
of the land	4
ten verses of	4
the whole country	4
proposals of the	4
of the third	4
and for the	4
but when he	4
the first ten	4
liberty of the	4
of that as	4
e estc r	4
any thing that	4
we came to	4
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day being the	4
the will of	4
to give him	4
and some of	4
the work of	4
for the surrender	4
stood and measured	4
very short time	4
the night before	4
in an evill	4
were recorded as	4
the whole county	4
of so much	4
to give a	4
majesty of god	4
horses and chariots	4
things hoped for	4
number of men	4
such things as	4
the use of	4
our selves to	4
by the mayor	4
thomason e estc	4
taken from them	4
reach of much	4
of that county	4
our said petition	4
gentry of the	4
would be the	4
committee at derby	4
the hiding of	4
they came to	4
many thousands of	4
printed for edward	4
in their hands	4
the whole army	4
heat of the	4
the enemy being	4
has no known	4
made it his	4
of the weather	4
quartered that night	4
that as honourable	4
the advancement of	4
in the interim	4
of the businesse	4
apprehending of the	4
honorable committee at	4
the businesse was	4
in all probability	4
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hath done it	4
a gentleman in	4
you have the	4
much pretious faith	4
shall come to	4
to their own	4
and the apprehending	4
true relation of	4
the late fight	4
first ten verses	4
the demands and	4
and if they	4
but yee shall	4
of the earle	4
unfortunate expedition of	4
had they not	4
at which time	4
know not what	4
the third chapter	4
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in an instant	4
fight at colchester	4
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the lord goring	4
defects that were	4
that the enemy	4
of things hoped	4
letter sent to	4
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a true relation	4
the generall and	4
xml conversion a	4
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to the end	4
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the people in	4
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to the enemies	4
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he hath done	4
of his people	4
justices of peace	4
most of the	4
will of god	4
known defects that	4
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covered the heavens	4
a number of	4
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might easily have	4
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they intended to	4
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knights and gentlemen	4
power and majesty	4
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of god which	4
the language of	4
the great fight	4
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the heart of	4
of his majesties	4
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the house of	4
text has no	4
he hath made	4
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their own homes	4
officer of the	4
prosecution of the	4
by that time	4
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honourable as unfortunate	4
of the almighty	4
the honorable committee	4
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according to their	4
deputy lieutenants of	4
no known defects	4
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his friend in	4
by the said	4
they had done	4
and proposals of	4
and gentlemen to	4
exact relation of	4
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many of their	4
know how to	4
to our selves	4
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power of god	4
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about the town	4
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that it is	4
to the people	4
the clock in	4
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the people to	4
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the next night	4
as honourable as	4
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clock in the	4
by the commissioners	4
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to his friend	4
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to the king	4
souldiers in the	4
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thought fit to	4
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to the said	4
the whole town	4
the story of	4
with a party	4
king and country	4
to such a	4
respect of the	4
bow was made	4
them from the	4
the said county	4
lord generall fairfax	4
the mercy of	4
so that they	4
surrendring of colchester	4
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gentleman in colchester	4
the hearts of	4
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late fight at	4
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lawes of the	4
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name of themselves	4
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to march on	3
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father the king	3
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of the houses	3
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the honourable house	3
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shall not have	3
the said demands	3
the result of	3
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against the sea	3
hubbub in the	3
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that the lord	3
at this time	3
shift for themselves	3
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his glory covered	3
of his peoples	3
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a regiment of	3
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be taken from	3
of this kingdome	3
they resolved to	3
a song upon	3
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the beasts of	3
it being the	3
suburbs of the	3
lucas his house	3
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issue of the	3
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not be able	3
fight between his	3
answer of the	3
they found the	3
of the wind	3
actor in that	3
came in a	3
honourable house of	3
of the honourable	3
an account of	3
it selfe in	3
were in affliction	3
sir anthony aucher	3
from the beginning	3
my servants shall	3
unto thanksgiving for	3
measured the earth	3
the enemy sep	3
signed to the	3
at the royall	3
a prayer of	3
till we should	3
with all the	3
out at the	3
on the magazine	3
see the salvation	3
to generall fairfax	3
result of the	3
made his bow	3
on a day	3
a party was	3
head of the	3
the committee who	3
officers and gentlemen	3
to the army	3
to cudgell the	3
royalists neare the	3
to the articles	3
the mayor of	3
arme of flesh	3
with them in	3
the first preached	3
of many of	3
bringing forth the	3
it will not	3
in answer to	3
that in all	3
fired by the	3
highnes to the	3
themselves for the	3
taken notice of	3
in all their	3
great part of	3
unto his people	3
be provided for	3
he that hath	3
many gentlemen and	3
to joyne in	3
of the first	3
in the dayes	3
such a way	3
that is in	3
a body as	3
with a guard	3
salvation of god	3
night or two	3
with the generall	3
much out of	3
of that designe	3
in the bloud	3
that the whole	3
of the petition	3
thanksgiving for their	3
town were fired	3
glory covered the	3
we were like	3
were like to	3
with his enemies	3
would not be	3
for they were	3
to this purpose	3
which the lord	3
it were not	3
they marched on	3
out of this	3
with the answer	3
of cushan in	3
to draw out	3
behold my servants	3
the reach of	3
the counsells of	3
it shall come	3
committee who were	3
is the god	3
the enemies horse	3
of the sons	3
that many of	3
relation to the	3
a time of	3
themselves to the	3
blood of jesus	3
its appointed season	3
some of you	3
dealing with his	3
had been formerly	3
but when they	3
a loyall actor	3
were brought into	3
two of the	3
those in the	3
time enough to	3
on the ground	3
at rumford unto	3
away from them	3
that should be	3
comming out of	3
drawn up to	3
the lord hath	3
his excellency on	3
colchester before his	3
sence of our	3
possest themselves of	3
away with the	3
printed by the	3
by the command	3
marched on towards	3
we had beene	3
to make the	3
over to the	3
there was the	3
that you may	3
of the mayor	3
oyer and terminer	3
he stood and	3
men of the	3
to deliver up	3
within the town	3
at this day	3
in the time	3
that it might	3
thou diddest cleave	3
gentlemen of the	3
to the citizens	3
and that in	3
provision of bread	3
had we been	3
that if any	3
you that have	3
not to act	3
was not much	3
a long time	3
the other at	3
by no means	3
the parliament doores	3
some of our	3
the suburbs of	3
it will be	3
declaration of the	3
it had been	3
appearance of god	3
in a word	3
to receive their	3
the county so	3
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the most of	3
condition of the	3
round the line	3
the shaking of	3
thou diddest ride	3
true and exact	3
reason of their	3
day after the	3
that time we	3
many of our	3
him through the	3
which the prophet	3
forces in colchester	3
according to those	3
to the last	3
other at rumford	3
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the commissioners and	3
the fruit of	3
to his quarters	3
and the forces	3
to keep them	3
so high a	3
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things of the	3
from above the	3
the close of	3
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them with a	3
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them out of	3
the next councell	3
to be delivered	3
a view of	3
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this letter be	3
that night at	3
engagement of the	3
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in the one	3
things to come	3
for the service	3
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them in their	3
sent from the	3
and beat them	3
apart unto thanksgiving	3
to assist them	3
many of the	3
that thou diddest	3
that they have	3
as they could	3
them and home	3
subscribed to the	3
next morning they	3
nothing at all	3
deliverance of his	3
the walls of	3
agent at the	3
his majesties officers	3
on all parts	3
is at coggeshall	3
the love of	3
but that they	3
where is the	3
or to perish	3
to see if	3
at all of	3
to be given	3
there might be	3
for the quartering	3
pastor of the	3
and diverse other	3
they should desire	3
of those men	3
gentlemen that were	3
now it was	3
who in the	3
which is at	3
people to cudgell	3
and taking of	3
next day after	3
in point of	3
in the evening	3
the wings of	3
to them who	3
next councell of	3
and majesty of	3
the utmost of	3
things that are	3
if he had	3
down their arms	3
hiding of his	3
song upon sigionoth	3
one and the	3
over against the	3
to your own	3
animating on the	3
the way of	3
when he was	3
in the country	3
wherein we live	3
which they did	3
to joyn with	3
unto the committee	3
be forthwith printed	3
ready to be	3
chapter of the	3
before his excellency	3
first preached at	3
the promised land	3
to goe to	3
sent out to	3
and chariots of	3
of them that	3
their whole body	3
say with the	3
and the generall	3
the arme of	3
the danger of	3
and measured the	3
the appearance of	3
diverse other places	3
they may have	3
though it were	3
the towne to	3
well as the	3
some of their	3
to accept of	3
designe in the	3
the answer of	3
to take the	3
so great an	3
most true and	3
treat with the	3
lenthal esq speaker	3
said town were	3
as by his	3
the dayes of	3
not having any	3
shall they not	3
lord lucas his	3
on thomason copy	3
loyall actor in	3
officers under captains	3
their armes in	3
in severall places	3
wings of the	3
but would not	3
for div a	3
for my part	3
they might not	3
were resolved to	3
but when it	3
preached at colchester	3
his wayes are	3
of armes and	3
esq speaker of	3
john ovven pastor	3
the holy one	3
must of necessity	3
but it was	3
none of the	3
to be very	3
which meanes the	3
their desires to	3
a day set	3
when they should	3
this mighty god	3
for what they	3
asunder the nations	3
third chapter of	3
the other two	3
a just and	3
an officer of	3
and therefore it	3
the humble petition	3
they had bin	3
the mighty god	3
of their being	3
at the bottome	3
what would be	3
from the commissioners	3
the rod of	3
lords and commons	3
of the parliaments	3
for the whole	3
may have a	3
just rights and	3
for they are	3
at his feet	3
of the line	3
the gentlemen to	3
petition of the	3
but ere they	3
but the lord	3
a strong guard	3
that had been	3
said demands and	3
out with a	3
and not to	3
the commissioners at	3
ezer a memoriall	3
how much of	3
notes for div	3
civilwar no a	3
for the securing	3
the frame of	3
was this day	3
for their deliverance	3
and proposals also	3
the gentry of	3
the castle of	3
god which is	3
set apart unto	3
surrendering of the	3
till they came	3
wing r thomason	3
of our men	3
majesties officers and	3
very strong alarum	3
to know what	3
it from the	3
to his owne	3
depart the town	3
gods peoples portion	3
of both houses	3
with them for	3
not onely of	3
should be called	3
the way to	3
all our affections	3
at any time	3
we might have	3
the salvation of	3
day of thanksgiving	3
and the same	3
will not be	3
what he had	3
go to their	3
match and ball	3
in the darke	3
gentlemen and others	3
that came up	3
round about the	3
to receive them	3
oathes of the	3
comming to the	3
perish in the	3
wait for it	3
it cost him	3
of the mighty	3
the surrendering of	3
time there was	3
his highnes to	3
the said city	3
advancement of the	3
drawn out and	3
at the next	3
in the late	3
was as much	3
the spoyles of	3
of them to	3
to treat for	3
put them to	3
and colonell hatton	3
of thanksgiving for	3
rumford unto the	3
the town was	3
the body of	3
the said town	3
and every one	3
not to lie	3
for the said	3
were fired by	3
and at the	3
thing that might	3
in the season	3
the lord loughborow	3
he could not	3
lord generall to	3
he had hornes	3
have murthered most	3
ere he could	3
the officers and	3
and there was	3
for a long	3
in that condition	3
commissions from his	3
princes agent at	3
through the body	3
from the lord	3
and as much	3
from his highnes	3
with his horse	3
frame of the	3
an act of	3
proceedings of the	3
the royall exchange	3
a great designe	3
taking of divers	3
the making of	3
we were in	3
in the afternoon	3
they were resolved	3
might be a	3
which was the	3
with their own	3
and the army	3
nor any thing	3
city of colchester	3
of the wall	3
in the street	3
to give the	3
imprisoned by the	3
from that place	3
a most true	3
diddest cleave the	3
in the first	3
back to rochester	3
one side of	3
in need of	3
of any good	3
of the designe	3
of those they	3
and were so	3
so short a	3
to make good	3
in the petition	3
have liberty to	3
and power of	3
upon thy horses	3
if it had	3
into the castle	3
concerning the surrendering	3
approve of it	3
day set apart	3
and sir charls	3
to list themselves	3
printed and published	3
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to have murthered	3
to the church	3
the prince to	3
time we had	3
out a party	3
the substance of	3
the waters of	3
with the losse	3
which he would	3
the lord lucas	3
in the parke	3
oaths of the	3
as to give	3
of our intentions	3
letter be forthwith	3
how the suburbs	3
with his people	3
of their comming	3
land of midian	3
ken of sense	3
by john ovven	3
and their animating	3
you may see	3
great fight between	3
worke is perfect	3
which he will	3
fire to the	3
honourable william lenthal	3
but the whole	3
dear a rate	3
themselves of the	3
holy one from	3
the inferiour sort	3
the oathes of	3
come to the	3
john a this	3
thanksgiving for the	3
the proceedings of	3
the surrender thereof	3
also to the	3
this the lord	2
to the lords	2
john latta text	2
where the enemy	2
hills did bow	2
from the two	2
to be put	2
the opportunity of	2
nor forsake thee	2
for their safety	2
and signed between	2
commons assembled in	2
of the horse	2
a fair and	2
never have been	2
of colonell rainsborow	2
is upon sigionoth	2
he made to	2
we hoped to	2
that all the	2
eng great britain	2
that might be	2
put their trust	2
well affected to	2
church in the	2
that every one	2
in this nation	2
are resolved to	2
miles of the	2
this would not	2
d i scovery	2
might easily enough	2
that he could	2
told him he	2
so farre as	2
be governed and	2
that god hath	2
lest they be	2
and loyall subjects	2
and comminalty of	2
of any thing	2
foundation of the	2
of the second	2
rights and desires	2
the county would	2
disposed to the	2
be the prince	2
your friends bullets	2
made to tremble	2
corner of the	2
in the church	2
must be to	2
most convenient to	2
to insist upon	2
these two nations	2
keep the field	2
invite him to	2
in their actions	2
what some of	2
encouragement to both	2
the evidence of	2
of our actions	2
confesse his wain	2
our own hearts	2
to them from	2
out of essex	2
concluded to march	2
for it lay	2
in the downes	2
given up to	2
caused this ensuing	2
up to them	2
now being drawn	2
no a letter	2
take notice of	2
of the way	2
the mouth of	2
this is a	2
not only have	2
them who have	2
but the commissioners	2
upon the line	2
hath given them	2
those clouds and	2
city and suburbs	2
deliverance being come	2
my self to	2
a time as	2
and indeed the	2
from them to	2
thought most convenient	2
the corps of	2
with him to	2
and fell on	2
with his regiment	2
both of the	2
for the authour	2
for six pence	2
we finde it	2
us in a	2
was to be	2
as could not	2
up two or	2
altered the constitution	2
of their inventions	2
of this verse	2
i pray for	2
what ever it	2
day at barham	2
and their owne	2
providence of god	2
a stand to	2
father and mother	2
as his own	2
the ships to	2
march away with	2
enough to take	2
at the sessions	2
away to the	2
army in that	2
indeed did afterwards	2
life and death	2
the lord their	2
them by the	2
committee of the	2
no other then	2
into the street	2
to the full	2
might the more	2
that have no	2
and his worke	2
upon the march	2
that there is	2
before they had	2
end of this	2
in a tumultuous	2
it out in	2
made in the	2
if it shall	2
they marched away	2
saith the lord	2
papers fastned to	2
to come into	2
forth at his	2
from whence we	2
the maine interest	2
in a flint	2
began to shift	2
prosecution of their	2
to the committee	2
heard thy speech	2
the knights and	2
immediately dispatched away	2
and the town	2
to let them	2
advice of some	2
which they have	2
to take away	2
on the shore	2
work was done	2
enemy had possest	2
away the lives	2
of his name	2
as i was	2
minister of the	2
evidence of things	2
to perish in	2
tell you how	2
of the tower	2
it would be	2
of the two	2
the security of	2
his proper work	2
seat of warre	2
it with the	2
in the lord	2
which they had	2
heaven and earth	2
this is mine	2
but a small	2
many great shot	2
their being in	2
yee shall be	2
at the most	2
there to the	2
the river so	2
as in them	2
in your army	2
with the same	2
like to have	2
to the severall	2
this you have	2
there came in	2
the enemy already	2
short of his	2
of our purposes	2
as might have	2
way for them	2
in the great	2
of great deliverances	2
ready to receive	2
have heard thy	2
that would be	2
and now by	2
where there was	2
army double the	2
that were not	2
gentlemen in the	2
at the bar	2
for had we	2
never came up	2
it was to	2
is but a	2
he had engaged	2
ever was known	2
cushan with affliction	2
though it proved	2
the right honorable	2
who in a	2
sir william compton	2
to be made	2
his brightnesse was	2
so much honour	2
them off from	2
but they were	2
next day about	2
all which the	2
set fire of	2
as he thought	2
it were a	2
a cloud of	2
which were to	2
height of the	2
double the enemies	2
and officers of	2
was brought to	2
of all our	2
your lordships to	2
which was as	2
at all to	2
among the people	2
with all their	2
may be the	2
the execution of	2
that could not	2
then he went	2
which might easily	2
to the commands	2
joyne with the	2
a thousand men	2
the glory of	2
to lay down	2
the whole kingdomes	2
and it shall	2
they shall have	2
in its appointed	2
experienced souldiers as	2
from the rest	2
up to be	2
thine anger against	2
of the jurates	2
a mixture of	2
thick upon them	2
with so much	2
might not be	2
very thick upon	2
did they not	2
country for the	2
to his country	2
in our said	2
midst of them	2
very full of	2
be in the	2
then they should	2
resolution of the	2
of horse to	2
admitted in safety	2
the occasion of	2
in a day	2
the next businesse	2
wrath remember mercy	2
is not in	2
a squadron of	2
over the bridge	2
the first that	2
with the commissioners	2
doe hereby declare	2
that there were	2
another of the	2
beyond the wind	2
was thy wrath	2
to doe it	2
the poorer sort	2
and drove asunder	2
and enough to	2
dare not say	2
things as these	2
to stand still	2
for prevention of	2
a doore of	2
it present to	2
of every parish	2
after the manner	2
so that we	2
they were all	2
the very heart	2
in the heart	2
we the knights	2
the generall interest	2
to be as	2
dead on the	2
strong guard there	2
of a private	2
him at the	2
riding at anchor	2
way of his	2
number of the	2
as i said	2
in parliament at	2
hopes of any	2
belonging to the	2
they have all	2
the truth and	2
man could not	2
being broke up	2
was not long	2
to this end	2
the efficacy of	2
that is done	2
him the making	2
to consider of	2
judgements of god	2
by the grand	2
to think of	2
engaged in the	2
and many poor	2
was an impostor	2
had run through	2
which proved very	2
not permit them	2
come into the	2
be the issue	2
any good to	2
if he might	2
many of those	2
he might be	2
were broken in	2
before he was	2
that could be	2
or two gentlemen	2
all our sayles	2
top of the	2
round the town	2
but that every	2
the sessions of	2
we doe hereby	2
on the contrary	2
was put off	2
was done in	2
whilst they were	2
in pursuance of	2
all to no	2
of the meanest	2
in this world	2
language of our	2
businesse of the	2
so thick in	2
lord their god	2
with their armes	2
to be executed	2
also to be	2
where they pleased	2
to force through	2
he could make	2
should endeavour to	2
over the line	2
and ammunition of	2
eminent in it	2
if you love	2
of what they	2
appointed for the	2
and you shall	2
others to joyn	2
let them take	2
run the hazard	2
into better order	2
of the subjects	2
since i have	2
utmost of his	2
this present parliament	2
not have maintained	2
which easily discovered	2
the appointment of	2
out a way	2
be the better	2
if they should	2
let the world	2
falling into their	2
the of august	2
over the scots	2
for any man	2
this being the	2
it away to	2
was a stranger	2
for the speedy	2
of all its	2
they had received	2
as that the	2
whom they had	2
and placed a	2
retired within the	2
fastned to them	2
out to them	2
the custome of	2
to break the	2
escaped for the	2
from the original	2
have been so	2
to the best	2
the glory and	2
midian with trembling	2
the hand of	2
they might make	2
they be the	2
knowing as much	2
make his retreat	2
it was by	2
the worst of	2
making naked of	2
of a just	2
by the officers	2
an instrument of	2
that in the	2
mouth of the	2
the enemy or	2
they supposed we	2
do not denote	2
conversion a letter	2
account of his	2
that side the	2
all the horse	2
about two dayes	2
hornes in his	2
in the engagement	2
middest of them	2
that would not	2
commission of oyer	2
if the season	2
to the royall	2
very great number	2
went the pestilence	2
text notes for	2
were fallen into	2
he hath measured	2
themselves with the	2
i am sure	2
the kernell of	2
and there to	2
about twenty of	2
waters out of	2
spring from the	2
i might have	2
saith the apostle	2
inhabitants of colchester	2
give me leave	2
the rock of	2
that which god	2
some of those	2
that night to	2
the businesse of	2
and knowing the	2
lighting their matches	2
and the curtains	2
the welfare of	2
to fall on	2
be drawn up	2
then in that	2
he found the	2
we have in	2
quite naked in	2
afterwards came to	2
make good all	2
that the greatest	2
have forced our	2
whole country to	2
the sea shall	2
god will make	2
done in heaven	2
at a generall	2
towards his own	2
people of the	2
raising of any	2
our selves into	2
with papers fastned	2
of habakkuk the	2
they had not	2
was all for	2
authority of both	2
now by this	2
to the intention	2
all things in	2
it was conceived	2
bringing his people	2
not been so	2
answered with as	2
himselfe with them	2
the towne being	2
all the petitioners	2
there are many	2
also into the	2
till we came	2
to make us	2
they were great	2
one from mount	2
in the attempt	2
they had given	2
oblige our selves	2
into the house	2
in which manner	2
that gushed out	2
him not to	2
where it was	2
will surely come	2
or face of	2
the remembrance of	2
betaking themselves to	2
commanded him to	2
a rendevouze in	2
of the soldiers	2
delivered us from	2
of our interest	2
for you all	2
have in the	2
to this height	2
and burning diseases	2
then one of	2
the memory of	2
him this answer	2
god hath made	2
events to his	2
times and seasons	2
and to march	2
head of them	2
only i shall	2
them down to	2
had scarce left	2
this text in	2
from the first	2
i know the	2
of the one	2
with the enemy	2
the advice of	2
gates were opened	2
and the liberty	2
of those who	2
a personall treaty	2
that of the	2
found out a	2
they were placed	2
to bring them	2
the enemy would	2
to live by	2
to our assistance	2
measuring out of	2
the souldiers that	2
so much of	2
the house to	2
the constant reformation	2
of the leagure	2
before his armies	2
ingredient in the	2
for their own	2
live by faith	2
party of the	2
for an inheritance	2
that we might	2
some deputy lieutenants	2
in that time	2
one dayes provision	2
a blow in	2
all their undertakings	2
though it be	2
comming into the	2
the most part	2
the same purpose	2
that i had	2
time of his	2
of a hundred	2
an immediate ruine	2
and midian with	2
had possest themselves	2
of his love	2
to the oaths	2
the stores were	2
that were in	2
of an immediate	2
almost as much	2
of midian did	2
god hath promised	2
coming of the	2
to the former	2
indeed proved a	2
reference to the	2
the intentions of	2
the least prejudice	2
good to proceed	2
in amongst them	2
an army double	2
and one lieutenant	2
thou knowest not	2
on upon the	2
they be broken	2
for that purpose	2
at the presence	2
to draw them	2
of his churches	2
he will yet	2
and after they	2
so many ages	2
in the belly	2
the lives of	2
many poor men	2
next businesse that	2
to a very	2
through the county	2
obstructions what ever	2
with them the	2
of the severall	2
then it is	2
marched over the	2
in the streets	2
the opinion of	2
the peace of	2
lord of hosts	2
it was said	2
celebrated this day	2
such as shall	2
for the supporting	2
of the subject	2
who have no	2
in any other	2
was thought most	2
that i might	2
you love your	2
and after some	2
of the judges	2
with their whole	2
above the reach	2
to passe that	2
for a while	2
from their own	2
i dare not	2
not the gentlemen	2
hath measured out	2
about the end	2
so generall a	2
sea and jordan	2
you not that	2
nine of the	2
of the street	2
so much blood	2
at the kings	2
the kentish gentlemen	2
as a very	2
him that night	2
though they knew	2
into the park	2
appointment of the	2
horse in the	2
by which we	2
of their country	2
be read in	2
and sir george	2
to make some	2
what it would	2
would give us	2
art not thou	2
therefore it is	2
is all the	2
in the work	2
where he found	2
in order thereunto	2
a night or	2
under their power	2
a thought of	2
ingaged to his	2
when it hath	2
it was possible	2
and others to	2
the best policy	2
the thing believed	2
to him for	2
with this letter	2
fear to the	2
the comming in	2
which we were	2
particular confirmation of	2
but in the	2
is not the	2
then sir charles	2
through the city	2
the enemy so	2
the lord should	2
also from surrey	2
by the souldiers	2
to the benefit	2
to the uttermost	2
and indeed was	2
on that side	2
the engagement of	2
the most gallant	2
waters that gushed	2
it could not	2
presence of his	2
to answer the	2
farre as to	2
the petition in	2
indeavours for the	2
of defects per	2
refused to open	2
will not let	2
characters represented either	2
the things that	2
the least affront	2
make use of	2
imposed upon us	2
whole frame of	2
they were now	2
is there nothing	2
more than in	2
that shall work	2
from all parts	2
that we have	2
when he hath	2
out of gods	2
their officers would	2
out his hand	2
fresh in the	2
to be there	2
men in armes	2
face of his	2
them in that	2
to run from	2
wrath against the	2
at the castle	2
enough to have	2
the late tumults	2
and leave them	2
was it that	2
have been a	2
to return to	2
may not be	2
came a gentleman	2
from the river	2
at anchor in	2
every man betook	2
bow of god	2
the cause that	2
is that which	2
and plunged into	2
the curtains of	2
to be done	2
his whole body	2
upon the wings	2
in other places	2
power in the	2
their ammunition by	2
to meet at	2
of their interest	2
with the spoyles	2
and many of	2
drawne up in	2
on our parts	2
their wives and	2
pleased to give	2
in the close	2
so orderly a	2
it seem to	2
of the peoples	2
taken from the	2
beat them off	2
power to the	2
the sence of	2
all the gentry	2
it is said	2
our just rights	2
as that he	2
away with them	2
of the rocks	2
is the making	2
habakkuk in two	2
hath made a	2
he layeth down	2
to the raising	2
to do what	2
place to place	2
that so many	2
to himselfe a	2
to answer their	2
of the lords	2
sir marmaduke langdale	2
of essex would	2
for the advancement	2
and candid a	2
to the ancient	2
church and common	2
and we are	2
in all these	2
behalf of the	2
at our first	2
vaine and perish	2
and this he	2
the people were	2
would not see	2
any of you	2
have heard the	2
the hands of	2
tremble before him	2
consider of their	2
subjects of england	2
alarum to the	2
of the regiment	2
but rather like	2
done by them	2
to countenance the	2
for the inhabitants	2
and this is	2
where a councell	2
let not the	2
us for a	2
pestilence and burning	2
although there were	2
people into the	2
executed at the	2
from his horse	2
the market place	2
of our whole	2
not see his	2
in chief of	2
a discovery of	2
as great a	2
list themselves for	2
in wrath remember	2
which he was	2
then met together	2