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quadgram | frequency |
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the word of god | 139 |
the confession of faith | 115 |
early english books online | 101 |
of the church of | 85 |
the church of scotland | 62 |
the law of god | 59 |
but the former is | 55 |
in the name of | 48 |
the rest of the | 47 |
to the word of | 47 |
represented either as utf | 46 |
characters represented either as | 46 |
the former is true | 44 |
is not to be | 44 |
the glory of god | 41 |
the acts of parliament | 41 |
the act of parliament | 40 |
the people of god | 39 |
by the law of | 38 |
of the true religion | 37 |
the good of the | 35 |
in the case of | 35 |
the name of the | 35 |
the articles of pearth | 34 |
the law of nature | 34 |
as well as the | 34 |
according to the word | 33 |
in so far as | 32 |
the laws of the | 32 |
not so much as | 31 |
the ordinance of god | 30 |
in such a case | 29 |
in the sight of | 29 |
the power of the | 28 |
the acts of the | 28 |
the kirk of scotland | 28 |
the lords of our | 28 |
for the good of | 28 |
a free generall assembly | 27 |
the words of the | 27 |
providing financial support to | 26 |
and encoded edition of | 26 |
this keyboarded and encoded | 26 |
encoded edition of the | 26 |
and markup reviewed and | 26 |
work described above is | 26 |
from proquest page images | 26 |
institutions providing financial support | 26 |
financial support to the | 26 |
images scanned from microfilm | 26 |
of the work described | 26 |
support to the early | 26 |
upon the account of | 26 |
the work described above | 26 |
markup reviewed and edited | 26 |
this phase i text | 26 |
books online text creation | 26 |
phase i text is | 26 |
text can be copied | 26 |
text is available for | 26 |
english books online text | 26 |
to the terms of | 26 |
is available for reuse | 26 |
i text is available | 26 |
terms of creative commons | 26 |
and coded from proquest | 26 |
by the institutions providing | 26 |
described above is co | 26 |
according to the terms | 26 |
assigned for keying and | 26 |
to the confession of | 26 |
of this church and | 26 |
the institutions providing financial | 26 |
the early english books | 26 |
text and markup reviewed | 26 |
encoded text transcribed from | 26 |
owned by the institutions | 26 |
online text creation partnership | 26 |
the terms of creative | 26 |
to the early english | 26 |
coded from proquest page | 26 |
tcp assigned for keying | 26 |
the text can be | 26 |
keyboarded and encoded edition | 26 |
for keying and markup | 26 |
even for commercial purposes | 26 |
all without asking permission | 26 |
keyed and coded from | 26 |
edition of the work | 26 |
on the other hand | 25 |
by the act of | 25 |
the grace of god | 25 |
the liberties of the | 25 |
in the mean time | 25 |
when there is no | 25 |
the hands of the | 24 |
the work of god | 24 |
of that our kingdome | 24 |
the wrath of god | 24 |
the church of england | 24 |
not to be ouned | 24 |
in the meane time | 24 |
of textual data within | 23 |
are available at the | 23 |
teams in oxford and | 23 |
tcp project was divided | 23 |
and linked to page | 23 |
then their works are | 23 |
publisher proquest to create | 23 |
the texts have been | 23 |
was intended to range | 23 |
did not meet qa | 23 |
gaps by user contributors | 23 |
in mind that in | 23 |
structural encoding based on | 23 |
texts created during phase | 23 |
or tei g elements | 23 |
edition of a work | 23 |
or corrected and characters | 23 |
characters marked as illegible | 23 |
compelling reason to do | 23 |
true nature of the | 23 |
as opposed to critical | 23 |
domain as of january | 23 |
encoding based on the | 23 |
the universities of michigan | 23 |
not meet qa standards | 23 |
images in accordance with | 23 |
corrected where possible up | 23 |
mnemonic sdata character entities | 23 |
of the print record | 23 |
the general aim of | 23 |
keying and markup guidelines | 23 |
sets published by proquest | 23 |
instances will never have | 23 |
quantities of textual data | 23 |
the true nature of | 23 |
text was proofread for | 23 |
mind that in all | 23 |
to simplify the filling | 23 |
have been issued variously | 23 |
to reflect the true | 23 |
in oxford and michigan | 23 |
works in english were | 23 |
mainly structural encoding based | 23 |
illegibles were encoded as | 23 |
likelihood such instances will | 23 |
be made about the | 23 |
later edition of a | 23 |
of known extent have | 23 |
returned to the keyers | 23 |
was chosen if there | 23 |
based on the image | 23 |
is to encode one | 23 |
via their early english | 23 |
with level of the | 23 |
accordance with level of | 23 |
texts have been issued | 23 |
elements to simplify the | 23 |
been looked at by | 23 |
public domain as of | 23 |
by a tcp editor | 23 |
usually the first edition | 23 |
to range over a | 23 |
and encoded texts based | 23 |
tcp data is very | 23 |
released into the public | 23 |
of works in other | 23 |
published by proquest via | 23 |
record of the period | 23 |
works are eligible for | 23 |
assurance was then carried | 23 |
standards were returned to | 23 |
of every monographic english | 23 |
respectfully request that due | 23 |
understanding these processes should | 23 |
variety of subject areas | 23 |
bibliography of english literature | 23 |
made about the data | 23 |
to tei p using | 23 |
range over a wide | 23 |
the keyers to be | 23 |
enhanced and or corrected | 23 |
encoded as gap s | 23 |
any assumptions that can | 23 |
image sets published by | 23 |
some errors will remain | 23 |
of the project have | 23 |
to create diplomatic transcriptions | 23 |
converting tcp files to | 23 |
are eligible for inclusion | 23 |
will never have been | 23 |
qa standards were returned | 23 |
in english were prioritized | 23 |
restraints of time and | 23 |
overall quality of tcp | 23 |
those which did not | 23 |
these processes should make | 23 |
the usual project restraints | 23 |
issued variously as sgml | 23 |
usual project restraints of | 23 |
a number of works | 23 |
characters will be marked | 23 |
readable characters will be | 23 |
was based on the | 23 |
notably latin and welsh | 23 |
notes for div a | 23 |
a compelling reason to | 23 |
of time and funding | 23 |
and available in eebo | 23 |
creation partnership web site | 23 |
linked to page images | 23 |
gap elements of known | 23 |
ascii text with mnemonic | 23 |
accurately transcribed and encoded | 23 |
was divided into two | 23 |
oxford and the publisher | 23 |
of instances per text | 23 |
that in all likelihood | 23 |
divided into two phases | 23 |
a partnership between the | 23 |
wide variety of subject | 23 |
universities of michigan and | 23 |
possible up to a | 23 |
in the time of | 23 |
copies of the texts | 23 |
creating the tcp texts | 23 |
michigan and oxford and | 23 |
image sets were sent | 23 |
in of gaps by | 23 |
or for an anonymous | 23 |
these texts for their | 23 |
been released into the | 23 |
print record of the | 23 |
the encoding was enhanced | 23 |
project have been released | 23 |
text strings within braces | 23 |
the house of god | 23 |
published between and available | 23 |
will be marked as | 23 |
the filling in of | 23 |
errors will remain and | 23 |
will remain and some | 23 |
but we respectfully request | 23 |
some readable characters will | 23 |
the public domain as | 23 |
large quantities of textual | 23 |
texts for their own | 23 |
and sometimes a second | 23 |
reflect the true nature | 23 |
over a wide variety | 23 |
therefore of any assumptions | 23 |
data within the usual | 23 |
on the text encoding | 23 |
selection was intended to | 23 |
partnership between the universities | 23 |
each text was proofread | 23 |
filling in of gaps | 23 |
credit and attribution is | 23 |
and therefore chose to | 23 |
a limit of instances | 23 |
have been looked at | 23 |
quality of tcp data | 23 |
texts based on the | 23 |
quality assurance was then | 23 |
the process of creating | 23 |
given to their original | 23 |
to create accurately transcribed | 23 |
to the keyers to | 23 |
meet qa standards were | 23 |
transformed into placeholder characters | 23 |
for accuracy and those | 23 |
transcribed and encoded texts | 23 |
processes should make clear | 23 |
is given to their | 23 |
accuracy and those which | 23 |
of tcp data is | 23 |
available at the text | 23 |
then carried out by | 23 |
work was chosen if | 23 |
was proofread for accuracy | 23 |
markup guidelines are available | 23 |
of gaps by user | 23 |
can be made about | 23 |
of each text was | 23 |
be aware of the | 23 |
cambridge bibliography of english | 23 |
due credit and attribution | 23 |
selection was based on | 23 |
corrected and characters marked | 23 |
to encode one copy | 23 |
placeholder characters or elements | 23 |
chose to create diplomatic | 23 |
of a works in | 23 |
proquest via their early | 23 |
number of works in | 23 |
text selection was based | 23 |
should make clear that | 23 |
as illegible were corrected | 23 |
tcp is a partnership | 23 |
anyone can now take | 23 |
and markup guidelines are | 23 |
keying companies for transcription | 23 |
chosen if there was | 23 |
tcp is to encode | 23 |
a wide variety of | 23 |
are a number of | 23 |
transcription and basic encoding | 23 |
their works are eligible | 23 |
aimed to produce large | 23 |
been transformed into placeholder | 23 |
into placeholder characters or | 23 |
the project have been | 23 |
were encoded as gap | 23 |
never have been looked | 23 |
texts were encoded and | 23 |
that can be made | 23 |
the texts were encoded | 23 |
in all likelihood such | 23 |
for an anonymous work | 23 |
page images in accordance | 23 |
editorial teams in oxford | 23 |
create accurately transcribed and | 23 |
sometimes a second or | 23 |
limit of instances per | 23 |
users should bear in | 23 |
phase of the project | 23 |
level of the tei | 23 |
assumptions that can be | 23 |
in accordance with level | 23 |
with mnemonic sdata character | 23 |
data is very good | 23 |
were sent to external | 23 |
are not to be | 23 |
therefore chose to create | 23 |
of the texts have | 23 |
whichever is the greater | 23 |
were corrected where possible | 23 |
the image sets published | 23 |
the print record of | 23 |
for their own purposes | 23 |
were encoded and linked | 23 |
project was divided into | 23 |
elements of known extent | 23 |
although there are a | 23 |
or later edition of | 23 |
of the tei in | 23 |
between the universities of | 23 |
of creating the tcp | 23 |
now take and use | 23 |
illegible were corrected where | 23 |
unicode or text strings | 23 |
attribution is given to | 23 |
textual data within the | 23 |
or elements to simplify | 23 |
first editions of a | 23 |
were returned to the | 23 |
out by editorial teams | 23 |
use these texts for | 23 |
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where possible up to | 23 |
language title published between | 23 |
of a work was | 23 |
general aim of eebo | 23 |
sets were sent to | 23 |
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on the new cambridge | 23 |
included and sometimes a | 23 |
and some readable characters | 23 |
or text strings within | 23 |
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text creation partnership web | 23 |
new cambridge bibliography of | 23 |
can now take and | 23 |
based on the new | 23 |
the overall quality of | 23 |
unicode or tei g | 23 |
that due credit and | 23 |
to a limit of | 23 |
in name of the | 23 |
looked at by a | 23 |
tcp aimed to produce | 23 |
have been released into | 23 |
external keying companies for | 23 |
to external keying companies | 23 |
for the preservation of | 23 |
the new cambridge bibliography | 23 |
process of creating the | 23 |
within the usual project | 23 |
the text creation partnership | 23 |
a work was chosen | 23 |
was then carried out | 23 |
been issued variously as | 23 |
produce large quantities of | 23 |
to produce large quantities | 23 |
carried out by editorial | 23 |
and or corrected and | 23 |
up to a limit | 23 |
we respectfully request that | 23 |
at by a tcp | 23 |
title published between and | 23 |
a second or later | 23 |
on the image sets | 23 |
was a compelling reason | 23 |
and attribution is given | 23 |
which did not meet | 23 |
users should be aware | 23 |
sent to external keying | 23 |
a works in english | 23 |
guidelines are available at | 23 |
editions of a works | 23 |
aware of the process | 23 |
to the lawes of | 23 |
extent have been transformed | 23 |
created by converting tcp | 23 |
bear in mind that | 23 |
and oxford and the | 23 |
there are a number | 23 |
tcp files to tei | 23 |
should bear in mind | 23 |
the text encoding initiative | 23 |
based on the text | 23 |
known extent have been | 23 |
with changes to facilitate | 23 |
and those which did | 23 |
changes to facilitate morpho | 23 |
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keyers to be redone | 23 |
to page images in | 23 |
all likelihood such instances | 23 |
companies for transcription and | 23 |
their early english books | 23 |
remain and some readable | 23 |
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encoding was enhanced and | 23 |
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remaining illegibles were encoded | 23 |
of any assumptions that | 23 |
characters or elements to | 23 |
for transcription and basic | 23 |
created during phase of | 23 |
nature of the print | 23 |
by university of nebraska | 23 |
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p using tcp tei | 23 |
was enhanced and or | 23 |
and the publisher proquest | 23 |
and characters marked as | 23 |
at the text creation | 23 |
opposed to critical editions | 23 |
such instances will never | 23 |
reason to do so | 23 |
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of the process of | 23 |
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proofread for accuracy and | 23 |
if there was a | 23 |
by editorial teams in | 23 |
the publisher proquest to | 23 |
during phase of the | 23 |
be marked as illegible | 23 |
files to tei p | 23 |
encoded and linked to | 23 |
intended to range over | 23 |
and use these texts | 23 |
works in other languages | 23 |
tei p using tcp | 23 |
tei in libraries guidelines | 23 |
text with mnemonic sdata | 23 |
to their original source | 23 |
the tei in libraries | 23 |
processed by university of | 23 |
encoded texts based on | 23 |
by converting tcp files | 23 |
simplify the filling in | 23 |
the said master david | 22 |
the government of the | 22 |
of the church and | 22 |
the work of reformation | 22 |
laws of the land | 22 |
of the lords people | 21 |
so far as it | 21 |
confession of faith and | 21 |
by the laws of | 21 |
government of the church | 21 |
the consent of the | 21 |
the lawes of the | 21 |
of the lords of | 21 |
it is to be | 21 |
the spirit of god | 21 |
the discipline of the | 20 |
this church and kingdome | 20 |
of the confession of | 20 |
the time of the | 20 |
to the law of | 20 |
we are obliged to | 20 |
of the generall assembly | 20 |
from time to time | 20 |
the interest of christ | 20 |
in the act of | 20 |
the preservation of the | 20 |
this kirk and kingdome | 20 |
in the day of | 19 |
of the generall assemblie | 19 |
into the hands of | 19 |
the liberty of the | 19 |
the king and his | 19 |
by the grace of | 19 |
under the paine of | 19 |
the cause of god | 19 |
the peace of the | 19 |
be put to death | 19 |
for the sheriffedome of | 19 |
the reformation of religion | 19 |
by the word of | 19 |
members of the assembly | 18 |
the end of the | 18 |
or any of them | 18 |
the election of the | 18 |
the practice of the | 18 |
the defence of the | 18 |
his majesties good subjects | 18 |
to the generall assemblie | 18 |
in the matter of | 18 |
that there is no | 18 |
according to the law | 18 |
in respect of the | 18 |
in the acts of | 18 |
of the general assembly | 18 |
our lord jesus christ | 18 |
the ministers of the | 18 |
at the same time | 18 |
iv tiff page images | 18 |
the cause of christ | 17 |
as it is now | 17 |
the oath of abjuration | 17 |
the solemn league covenant | 17 |
the judgement of the | 17 |
solemn league and covenant | 17 |
and liberties of the | 17 |
but on the contrary | 17 |
liberties of the kingdoms | 17 |
of the service booke | 17 |
the five articles of | 17 |
by act of parliament | 17 |
of the three estates | 17 |
the three estates of | 17 |
war against the king | 17 |
as it was then | 17 |
said master david lindsey | 17 |
the sight of god | 17 |
the enemies of god | 16 |
lords of secret councell | 16 |
of the kirk of | 16 |
the state of the | 16 |
they are to be | 16 |
all our good subjects | 16 |
ocm this keyboarded and | 16 |
the heads of the | 16 |
that church and kingdome | 16 |
in the hands of | 16 |
parts of the kingdome | 16 |
discipline of the kirk | 16 |
the destruction of the | 16 |
the ends of government | 16 |
by the lawes of | 16 |
under the pain of | 16 |
by force of armes | 16 |
that there is a | 16 |
of the late covenant | 15 |
our commissioner and councell | 15 |
a part of the | 15 |
to the uttermost of | 15 |
the time of his | 15 |
to the lords of | 15 |
the castle of edinburgh | 15 |
the lords of the | 15 |
by acts of parliament | 15 |
the body of the | 15 |
the blood of the | 15 |
in the next place | 15 |
of this kirk and | 15 |
there is no other | 15 |
we are bound to | 15 |
the worship of god | 15 |
cannot be ouned as | 15 |
in the way of | 15 |
that it is not | 15 |
it is contrary to | 15 |
be ouned to be | 15 |
endeavour the extirpation of | 15 |
yet the said master | 15 |
defence of the true | 15 |
and acts of the | 15 |
the act of the | 15 |
a free generall assemblie | 15 |
estc r ocm this | 15 |
reproduction of original in | 15 |
if it be a | 15 |
acts of the generall | 15 |
for the most part | 15 |
cannot be taken in | 15 |
to the generall assembly | 15 |
the hand of the | 15 |
r ocm this keyboarded | 15 |
five articles of perth | 14 |
in the election of | 14 |
the doctrine and discipline | 14 |
the number of the | 14 |
if it were not | 14 |
to the judgement of | 14 |
and puritie of the | 14 |
if there be any | 14 |
act of the parliament | 14 |
to the destruction of | 14 |
sederunt pro clero abbots | 14 |
it could not be | 14 |
be looked upon as | 14 |
that power which is | 14 |
the most part of | 14 |
spi global keyed and | 14 |
in a great measure | 14 |
global keyed and coded | 14 |
in the book of | 14 |
puritie of the gospell | 14 |
of that church and | 14 |
in the defence of | 14 |
the doctrine of the | 14 |
the church of god | 14 |
lords of his majesties | 14 |
in the new testament | 14 |
in order to the | 14 |
lords of our councell | 14 |
the advancement of the | 14 |
the duke of york | 14 |
of the olde covenant | 14 |
the work of the | 14 |
in the late covenant | 14 |
is no other way | 14 |
desire the reader to | 14 |
of the kingdom of | 14 |
the greatest part of | 14 |
the members of the | 14 |
against all persons whatsoever | 14 |
and every one of | 14 |
of our lord jesus | 14 |
the testimony of the | 14 |
and discipline of this | 14 |
the lawes of this | 13 |
the lords of his | 13 |
there can be no | 13 |
the english popish ceremonies | 13 |
everie one of them | 13 |
the commissioner his grace | 13 |
and that in the | 13 |
and peace of the | 13 |
the exercise of his | 13 |
it is lawful to | 13 |
with his foresaid colleagues | 13 |
if they be not | 13 |
in a case of | 13 |
of the service book | 13 |
the lawes of that | 13 |
of the articles of | 13 |
then it must be | 13 |
and the liberties of | 13 |
to the cause of | 13 |
the indiction of the | 13 |
during the time of | 13 |
ought not to be | 13 |
forbeare the practise of | 13 |
in the first place | 13 |
we are not to | 13 |
three estates of parliament | 13 |
all the rest of | 13 |
the prelats and their | 13 |
that they should be | 13 |
and liberties of this | 13 |
at the time of | 13 |
that none of them | 13 |
but such as are | 13 |
to the acts of | 13 |
by the acts of | 13 |
if it be lawful | 13 |
in the open fields | 13 |
in the power of | 13 |
as if they were | 13 |
by the name of | 13 |
of the people of | 13 |
be taken in truth | 12 |
that he should be | 12 |
the fear of god | 12 |
words of the covenant | 12 |
the law of the | 12 |
the laws of god | 12 |
and libertie of the | 12 |
the practise of the | 12 |
in the church of | 12 |
ministers of the gospel | 12 |
in the exercise of | 12 |
our subjects of that | 12 |
if we consider the | 12 |
lawes of the kingdome | 12 |
our selves to be | 12 |
under the notion of | 12 |
is contrary to the | 12 |
by his majesties commissioner | 12 |
and ought to be | 12 |
and acts of parliament | 12 |
the day of the | 12 |
and some of them | 12 |
to the glory of | 12 |
by the hand of | 12 |
a great deal of | 12 |
sederunt pro clero brechin | 12 |
anger of the lord | 12 |
the lords of councell | 12 |
of the kirke of | 12 |
and to the end | 12 |
out of the way | 12 |
state of the question | 12 |
of the cause of | 12 |
in the meane tyme | 12 |
the lords of secret | 12 |
and everie one of | 12 |
lawes of this kingdome | 12 |
and according to the | 12 |
the market crosse of | 12 |
policie of the church | 12 |
of the ministers of | 12 |
that we are not | 11 |
and booke of canons | 11 |
the yeare of god | 11 |
the nature of the | 11 |
the word of the | 11 |
the peace of this | 11 |
our royall father and | 11 |
the kirke of scotland | 11 |
his majesties high commissioner | 11 |
the sense of the | 11 |
of the acts of | 11 |
in cases of necessity | 11 |
the articles of the | 11 |
commissioners to the generall | 11 |
can no more be | 11 |
to the dishonour of | 11 |
for the sins of | 11 |
good of the church | 11 |
in the presence of | 11 |
the office of a | 11 |
the exercise of their | 11 |
against the word of | 11 |
under the bond of | 11 |
the meaning of the | 11 |
our confession of faith | 11 |
to endeavour the extirpation | 11 |
the kingdom of christ | 11 |
of the government of | 11 |
by our royall father | 11 |
to those who are | 11 |
administration of the sacraments | 11 |
the reader to observe | 11 |
be found to be | 11 |
subscribe the confession of | 11 |
the true meaning of | 11 |
it is duty to | 11 |
defender of the faith | 11 |
the presence of the | 11 |
by the generall assembly | 11 |
in the books of | 11 |
majesties person and authority | 11 |
under the name of | 11 |
out of the land | 11 |
it is not so | 11 |
liberties of the church | 11 |
for the interest of | 11 |
there must be a | 11 |
practise of pearth articles | 11 |
concerning the late covenant | 11 |
subjects of that kingdome | 11 |
the church and kingdome | 11 |
to be subject to | 11 |
doctrine and discipline of | 11 |
of the churches of | 11 |
the practise of pearth | 11 |
without the consent of | 11 |
as well as in | 11 |
they cannot be ouned | 11 |
such of them as | 11 |
the commissioners of the | 11 |
of a generall assembly | 11 |
of the members of | 11 |
the wordes of the | 11 |
the same to the | 11 |
the son of god | 11 |
that confession of faith | 11 |
in the confession of | 11 |
in the dayes of | 11 |
master david lindsey with | 11 |
the reasons contained in | 11 |
they were forced to | 11 |
the name of god | 11 |
of the kirk and | 11 |
in so farre as | 10 |
in favours of the | 10 |
three estates of this | 10 |
according to the lawes | 10 |
on the one hand | 10 |
to the overthrow of | 10 |
a breach of the | 10 |
the children of israel | 10 |
that it is the | 10 |
it will not be | 10 |
of god and of | 10 |
not to be resisted | 10 |
and that we shall | 10 |
david lindsey with his | 10 |
of the five articles | 10 |
at the market crosse | 10 |
everie one of us | 10 |
of the church in | 10 |
preservation and defence of | 10 |
lawes of that our | 10 |
of all the rest | 10 |
in the parish of | 10 |
in the olde covenant | 10 |
censures of the church | 10 |
by reason of the | 10 |
the will of the | 10 |
the heir of andrew | 10 |
of our subjects of | 10 |
armes against the king | 10 |
no more to be | 10 |
printed by the heir | 10 |
name of the lord | 10 |
the same with the | 10 |
libertie and puritie of | 10 |
all his majesties subjects | 10 |
of god and the | 10 |
in the midst of | 10 |
in all the churches | 10 |
the safety of the | 10 |
by the holy ghost | 10 |
the corruptions of the | 10 |
and that it was | 10 |
and therefore it is | 10 |
head of the church | 10 |
the archbishops and bishops | 10 |
it is not to | 10 |
commissioners for the assembly | 10 |
band of mutuall defence | 10 |
the manner of the | 10 |
to the act of | 10 |
in defence of the | 10 |
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and of our reign | 10 |
of his majesties privie | 10 |
to the practice of | 10 |
every one of them | 10 |
the lawes and liberties | 10 |
and the rest of | 10 |
the breach of the | 10 |
as a part of | 10 |
the act of councell | 10 |
lawes and liberties of | 10 |
of the house of | 10 |
are ordained of god | 10 |
because they could not | 10 |
it may be said | 10 |
by virtue of that | 10 |
and if it be | 10 |
of king iames the | 10 |
any of our subjects | 10 |
that they did not | 10 |
of us and our | 10 |
of original in the | 10 |
word of god and | 10 |
that part of the | 10 |
in the bookes of | 10 |
heir of andrew anderson | 10 |
the th day of | 10 |
of the high commission | 10 |
the libertie and puritie | 10 |
that the lord would | 10 |
the cause of the | 10 |
it would have been | 10 |
they cannot be taken | 10 |
if it had been | 10 |
all the dayes of | 9 |
in presence of the | 9 |
the king of kings | 9 |
puritie and libertie of | 9 |
it is not the | 9 |
denye obedience to the | 9 |
the replyes of the | 9 |
throughout the whole kingdome | 9 |
it be lawful for | 9 |
to be present at | 9 |
the practise of them | 9 |
the taking of the | 9 |
the letter of the | 9 |
of the ministers and | 9 |
acts of the assembly | 9 |
against the acts of | 9 |
for the glory of | 9 |
reproduction of the original | 9 |
the puritie and libertie | 9 |
the bodie of the | 9 |
and on the other | 9 |
a vindication of the | 9 |
set downe in the | 9 |
the face of the | 9 |
to the rule of | 9 |
that they may be | 9 |
the synod of dort | 9 |
to the work of | 9 |
peace of the kirk | 9 |
of the liberties of | 9 |
to defend themselves against | 9 |
in order to religion | 9 |
i bless the lord | 9 |
to the defence of | 9 |
the churches of god | 9 |
power of the sword | 9 |
upon any pretence whatsoever | 9 |
so far from being | 9 |
in the judgement of | 9 |
of the reformed religion | 9 |
commission of the general | 9 |
like as by these | 9 |
if he be not | 9 |
the house of the | 9 |
name of the noblemen | 9 |
that it may be | 9 |
us and our councell | 9 |
given under our signet | 9 |
a case of confession | 9 |
of god for good | 9 |
under our signet at | 9 |
the first of these | 9 |
we find in the | 9 |
the church of rome | 9 |
and it may be | 9 |
our grace and favour | 9 |
to the laws of | 9 |
take the oath of | 9 |
the matter of the | 9 |
that they would not | 9 |
of the practice of | 9 |
his majesties person and | 9 |
are not abjured in | 9 |
are not capable of | 9 |
will be found to | 9 |
but so it is | 9 |
and that none of | 9 |
from the presbyterie of | 9 |
such as have been | 9 |
of our royall father | 9 |
sederunt pro clero orknay | 9 |
the ends of the | 9 |
in the yeare of | 9 |
our selves to the | 9 |
to the prejudice of | 9 |
of our reign the | 9 |
the true religion and | 9 |
for if it be | 9 |
so far as they | 9 |
for the maintenance of | 9 |
at the will of | 9 |
if it be not | 9 |
subjects of this kingdome | 9 |
and there is no | 9 |
the sight of the | 9 |
that they could not | 9 |
all his majesties good | 9 |
by their own authority | 9 |
in that our kingdome | 9 |
the citie of edinburgh | 9 |
the account of the | 9 |
the original in the | 9 |
the best reformed churches | 9 |
of the original in | 9 |
with the blood of | 9 |
a throne of iniquity | 9 |
for a long time | 9 |
the commandement of god | 9 |
indict a free generall | 9 |
the causes of wrath | 9 |
indiction of the assembly | 9 |
to the king and | 9 |
by the mercy of | 9 |
the preservation and defence | 9 |
that there was no | 9 |
to take away the | 9 |
it is not lawfull | 9 |
prelats and their curats | 9 |
day of the week | 9 |
the desire of the | 9 |
generall assembly of the | 9 |
god save the king | 9 |
the lord god of | 9 |
meetings of the lords | 9 |
leave it to the | 9 |
nothing can be more | 9 |
they could not be | 9 |
of faith and covenant | 9 |
office of a bishop | 9 |
be subject to the | 9 |
for there is no | 9 |
the glorie of god | 8 |
forbearance of the practise | 8 |
the lord our god | 8 |
under the conduct of | 8 |
of the people to | 8 |
the practise of these | 8 |
the prelats their curats | 8 |
yet it may be | 8 |
when they could not | 8 |
to his most sacred | 8 |
text notes for div | 8 |
to be ouned as | 8 |
the place of execution | 8 |
in the house of | 8 |
to be subscribed by | 8 |
with them in the | 8 |
in defence of religion | 8 |
defection to the contrary | 8 |
by virtue of the | 8 |
the book of discipline | 8 |
swear to endeavour the | 8 |
the minister of god | 8 |
the members of this | 8 |
agaynst the english popish | 8 |
to the exercise of | 8 |
laws of the kingdom | 8 |
of church and state | 8 |
that it might be | 8 |
the intention of the | 8 |
king james of blessed | 8 |
the name of a | 8 |
printer to his most | 8 |
of the king and | 8 |
in the preservation and | 8 |
liberties of this kingdome | 8 |
with a good conscience | 8 |
untill such time as | 8 |
commissioners to the assembly | 8 |
there is a great | 8 |
is not of god | 8 |
but the prelats and | 8 |
of god and man | 8 |
to his sacred majestie | 8 |
in the church and | 8 |
out of the world | 8 |
and that it is | 8 |
and such as are | 8 |
for maintenance of the | 8 |
triall and censure of | 8 |
to the good of | 8 |
the case of the | 8 |
doctrine of the church | 8 |
and three estates of | 8 |
by the spirit of | 8 |
as they have done | 8 |
the preservation defence of | 8 |
abjured in the late | 8 |
the original text notes | 8 |
that we have not | 8 |
is cleare by the | 8 |
be present at the | 8 |
the dishonour of god | 8 |
maintenance of the true | 8 |
the triall and censure | 8 |
we are bound in | 8 |
the ministers of that | 8 |
of his majesties councell | 8 |
the case of scandall | 8 |
our selves and our | 8 |
and in the meane | 8 |
royall father and his | 8 |
or any of us | 8 |
the constitution of the | 8 |
all his majesties lieges | 8 |
profest within this kingdome | 8 |
manner of the king | 8 |
all the churches of | 8 |
the sword of the | 8 |
of some of the | 8 |
the same to be | 8 |
in that part of | 8 |
in name of all | 8 |
for the defence of | 8 |
the censures of the | 8 |
true meaning of the | 8 |
rise in armes against | 8 |
the kirk and kingdome | 8 |
the interest of the | 8 |
the preservation of our | 8 |
from the generall assembly | 8 |
of the power of | 8 |
never to rise in | 8 |
and not only so | 8 |
committed to their charge | 8 |
in the matters of | 8 |
people of the lord | 8 |
to be holden at | 8 |
of our grace and | 8 |
and as for the | 8 |
there is nothing in | 8 |
any change or alteration | 8 |
that they may not | 8 |
is to be ouned | 8 |
of the peace of | 8 |
your interpretation of the | 8 |
to the same purpose | 8 |
the beginning of the | 8 |
by the kirk of | 8 |
at the end of | 8 |
of his majesties subjects | 8 |
is contained in the | 8 |
by an act of | 8 |
in the assembly at | 8 |
which they could not | 8 |
in reference to the | 8 |
in case of necessity | 8 |
with the loss of | 8 |
the book of policie | 8 |
in the faith of | 8 |
every one of us | 8 |
the name of all | 8 |
james marquesse of hamiltoun | 8 |
of the best reformed | 8 |
printed in the year | 8 |
that it is a | 8 |
may be seen in | 8 |
take upon them to | 8 |
the whole body of | 8 |
they bee tryed in | 8 |
the sentence of excommunication | 8 |
the obedience of the | 8 |
good of the people | 8 |
and the practice of | 8 |
all the time of | 8 |
that there is nothing | 8 |
that it was not | 8 |
acts of parliament and | 8 |
it must be lawful | 8 |
is a great difference | 8 |
lords of the session | 8 |
the paine of treason | 8 |
on the other side | 8 |
reasons contained in the | 8 |
and for this end | 8 |
and confession of faith | 8 |
and as to the | 8 |
they had power to | 8 |
reformation of religion in | 8 |
to rise in armes | 8 |
lindsey with his foresaid | 8 |
the reign of king | 8 |
one and the same | 8 |
in matters of religion | 8 |
for the word of | 8 |
iv tiff page image | 8 |
they should not be | 8 |
in the like case | 8 |
ministration of the sacraments | 8 |
from the original text | 8 |
contained in the acts | 8 |
this confession of faith | 8 |
the libertie of the | 8 |
sederunt pro clero dunkell | 8 |
forbearance of pearth articles | 8 |
the uttermost of their | 8 |
his most sacred majesty | 8 |
the necessitie of the | 8 |
of our good subjects | 8 |
in this late covenant | 8 |
to the place of | 8 |
act of the same | 8 |
as we shall answer | 8 |
as it was established | 8 |
and defence of the | 8 |
that part of your | 8 |
original text notes for | 8 |
body of the people | 8 |
the presbyterie of edinburgh | 8 |
shall be found to | 8 |
to the advancement of | 8 |
could not in conscience | 8 |
the people of the | 8 |
of the christian religion | 8 |
in all time coming | 8 |
lords of our session | 8 |
in their answer to | 8 |
discipline of this church | 8 |
the right hand of | 8 |
this part of the | 8 |
to take the oath | 8 |
according to our power | 8 |
and to all the | 8 |
the subjects of this | 8 |
the former is here | 8 |
and xml conversion a | 8 |
the authority of the | 8 |
of the solemn league | 8 |
of the body of | 8 |
word of the lord | 8 |
under the shadow of | 8 |
according to the will | 8 |
to be put to | 8 |
as it hath been | 8 |
by the kings majestie | 7 |
the design of the | 7 |
according to the rule | 7 |
their answers to the | 7 |
the commissioners to the | 7 |
our castle of edinburgh | 7 |
to be guilty of | 7 |
discipline of this kirk | 7 |
by the hands of | 7 |
power of life death | 7 |
a faire and legall | 7 |
honour of the king | 7 |
part of the kingdome | 7 |
these and the like | 7 |
that his majesties commissioner | 7 |
some of the most | 7 |
such a way as | 7 |
the anger of the | 7 |
is not only a | 7 |
their answer to the | 7 |
in the preservation defence | 7 |
to be given to | 7 |
of the said parliament | 7 |
of the word of | 7 |
the notion of a | 7 |
of the lord to | 7 |
it is not only | 7 |
this church and state | 7 |
solemn acknowledgment of sins | 7 |
upon the head of | 7 |
of the same kind | 7 |
the preaching of the | 7 |
that the world may | 7 |
acts of the kirk | 7 |
it ought to be | 7 |
cannot be ouned to | 7 |
to forbeare the practise | 7 |
of them to be | 7 |
corruptions of the time | 7 |
to be looked upon | 7 |
the lawfulnesse of the | 7 |
to obey without reserve | 7 |
his majesties printer for | 7 |
our blessed lord jesus | 7 |
one of the three | 7 |
to the nature of | 7 |
we are required to | 7 |
the censure of the | 7 |
any thing contained in | 7 |
of the presbyterie of | 7 |
tyrants usurpers are not | 7 |
to the end they | 7 |
for the cause of | 7 |
of the protestant religion | 7 |
to the triall and | 7 |
upon the word of | 7 |
all sorts of people | 7 |
and their curats have | 7 |
the protestation of the | 7 |
any act of parliament | 7 |
the zeal of god | 7 |
one of the lords | 7 |
part of your covenant | 7 |
which wee owe to | 7 |
bee tryed in a | 7 |
of christ and the | 7 |
contrary to the law | 7 |
it was not so | 7 |
oune the authority of | 7 |
all the members thereof | 7 |
the loss of all | 7 |
many of our subjects | 7 |
in the christian world | 7 |
will be pleased to | 7 |
cannot be taken with | 7 |
to the peace of | 7 |
to any of the | 7 |
to be understood of | 7 |
of the act of | 7 |
is set downe in | 7 |
of a free generall | 7 |
to god and his | 7 |
defend all those that | 7 |
this league and covenant | 7 |
the solemn league and | 7 |
of the breach of | 7 |
and in the same | 7 |
subscription of the confession | 7 |
the reading of the | 7 |
matters to be treated | 7 |
take heed of the | 7 |
the administration of the | 7 |
case of the church | 7 |
let it be considered | 7 |
by the blood of | 7 |
and in case of | 7 |
the kings of the | 7 |
it was then profest | 7 |
assembly of the church | 7 |
if they had not | 7 |
that they might have | 7 |
if it had not | 7 |
so much the more | 7 |
we desire the reader | 7 |
election of the commissioners | 7 |
to the preservation of | 7 |
laws of god and | 7 |
the author of the | 7 |
the bishop of the | 7 |
which the lord hath | 7 |
the presence of god | 7 |
by the authoritie of | 7 |
the good of religion | 7 |
the lord of hosts | 7 |
generall assembly and parliament | 7 |
of the kingdome of | 7 |
s this keyboarded and | 7 |
case of extreame necessity | 7 |
that it hath been | 7 |
an act of parliament | 7 |
of such as were | 7 |
the matter of it | 7 |
and in name of | 7 |
all the lovers of | 7 |
to all our subjects | 7 |
there may be some | 7 |
the order of the | 7 |
it is well knowne | 7 |
state of the church | 7 |
as is evident by | 7 |
in the word of | 7 |
from what is said | 7 |
and if they be | 7 |
to subscribe the confession | 7 |
from the law of | 7 |
with the advice of | 7 |
off the yoke of | 7 |
of any of the | 7 |
within the compasse of | 7 |
of the number of | 7 |
the most high god | 7 |
the possession of the | 7 |
without consent of the | 7 |
the true reformed religion | 7 |
all the ends of | 7 |
the meetings of the | 7 |
this our gracious declaration | 7 |
that the king is | 7 |
the benefit of the | 7 |
according to the nature | 7 |
delivering them up to | 7 |
majesties printer for scotland | 7 |
of the blood of | 7 |
the true worship of | 7 |
the generall assembly of | 7 |
the lord may be | 7 |
that this is the | 7 |
the begining of the | 7 |
of so great importance | 7 |
on the throne of | 7 |
the extirpation of church | 7 |
of god to be | 7 |
of that act of | 7 |
of his majesties commissioner | 7 |
and in the name | 7 |
work of the lord | 7 |
in the paroch of | 7 |
as movers of sedition | 7 |
servants of the lord | 7 |
far as it declares | 7 |
to the contrary part | 7 |
and in this case | 7 |
without respect of persons | 7 |
which is contained in | 7 |
the faith of the | 7 |
abjured in the olde | 7 |
the sins of the | 7 |
may be brought to | 7 |
of all his majesties | 7 |
the subscription of the | 7 |
of god in the | 7 |
and discipline of the | 7 |
in the sense of | 7 |
true worship of god | 7 |
then that which is | 7 |
the maintenance of the | 7 |
it might have been | 7 |
well affected to the | 7 |
of the work of | 7 |
of the king of | 7 |
all the subjects of | 7 |
be taken with hands | 7 |
the wrath of the | 7 |
we are commanded to | 7 |
by the confession of | 7 |
that it should be | 7 |
with the enemies of | 7 |
discipline of the kirke | 7 |
the consideration of the | 7 |
and the good of | 7 |
a great part of | 7 |
the head of the | 7 |
that we have no | 7 |
of the practise of | 7 |
the members of it | 7 |
the second part of | 7 |
the ruine of the | 7 |
and that they would | 7 |
lawful to kill all | 7 |
to maintaine the true | 7 |
as it is not | 7 |
an account of the | 7 |
of all of them | 7 |
the solemn acknowledgment of | 7 |
it should not be | 7 |
for preservation of the | 7 |
to the obedience of | 7 |
to his majesties commissioner | 7 |
act of the assembly | 7 |
of the second table | 7 |
that they be not | 7 |
by the bishop of | 7 |
of scandall causeleslie taken | 7 |
father and his councell | 7 |
with the rest of | 7 |
of our privy council | 7 |
in opposition to the | 7 |
the minor i prove | 7 |
the authoritie of the | 7 |
and contrary to the | 7 |
that part of it | 7 |
then we cannot oune | 7 |
under the censure of | 7 |
within the bounds of | 7 |
and the laws of | 7 |
absolute power is such | 7 |
defence of religion liberty | 7 |
by reason of their | 7 |
it is against the | 7 |
one thousand six hundred | 7 |
us and our authoritie | 7 |
his majesties privie councell | 7 |
of the law of | 7 |
a minister of christ | 7 |
that which is contained | 7 |
of the doctrine and | 7 |
estc s this keyboarded | 7 |
of our privie councell | 7 |
of the holy sacraments | 7 |
of the negative confession | 7 |
to the whole world | 6 |
the resset of the | 6 |
preaching of the word | 6 |
of the civil magistrate | 6 |
the church and state | 6 |
is a breach of | 6 |
at the cross of | 6 |
as it declares war | 6 |
by persons of all | 6 |
then profest within this | 6 |
market crosse of edinburgh | 6 |
in the discharge of | 6 |
day of the said | 6 |
if they do not | 6 |
with consent of the | 6 |
all those that enter | 6 |
clerke of the assembly | 6 |
the judgment of the | 6 |
sederunt pro clero archb | 6 |
them up to justice | 6 |
of all such as | 6 |
of the duke of | 6 |
before the lords of | 6 |
great deal of hurt | 6 |
he is no more | 6 |
the lawfulness of the | 6 |
then it is duty | 6 |
searcher of all hearts | 6 |
the committee of estates | 6 |
yee would haue vs | 6 |
and preservation of the | 6 |
was then profest within | 6 |
upon the ruines of | 6 |
the assembly holden at | 6 |
discipline of the church | 6 |
to the doctrine and | 6 |
must not be ouned | 6 |
priests of the lord | 6 |
the practice of all | 6 |
and that they shall | 6 |
under the yoke of | 6 |
the keeping of field | 6 |
time of his absence | 6 |
wing s estc r | 6 |
for the peoples good | 6 |
the first part of | 6 |
of his majesties gracious | 6 |
the assembly at glasgow | 6 |
religion liberties of the | 6 |
out of the hand | 6 |
national and solemn league | 6 |
to preach the gospel | 6 |
and xml conversion the | 6 |
all the parts of | 6 |
libertie of the gospel | 6 |
all sorts of persons | 6 |
all the lords of | 6 |
of the true church | 6 |
of the commissioners to | 6 |
name of the church | 6 |
we shall answer to | 6 |
on the lords day | 6 |
by the fire of | 6 |
the least shadow of | 6 |
by open proclamation at | 6 |
obedience to his majesties | 6 |
of the men of | 6 |
of a free assembly | 6 |
that they might be | 6 |
to the will of | 6 |
for the lords sake | 6 |
would be pleased to | 6 |
and make publication hereof | 6 |
whole body of the | 6 |
are not able to | 6 |
estates of this realme | 6 |
king and his subjects | 6 |
all his good subjects | 6 |
was not to be | 6 |
in the manner of | 6 |
the mercate crosse of | 6 |
it is necessary that | 6 |
it is necessary for | 6 |
to the people of | 6 |
nor can it be | 6 |
so much as to | 6 |
for what they do | 6 |
the king and parliament | 6 |
of many of our | 6 |
to the glorie of | 6 |
liberties of the kingdom | 6 |
in the three kingdoms | 6 |
by the said act | 6 |
and for delivering them | 6 |
any manner of way | 6 |
the externall rites of | 6 |
to pray for the | 6 |
were so far from | 6 |
the service booke and | 6 |
ministers of god for | 6 |
as by these presents | 6 |
which they owe to | 6 |
in regard of the | 6 |
put to their hand | 6 |
against the resset of | 6 |
that wee can not | 6 |
security for religion liberty | 6 |
not of this world | 6 |
with the nature of | 6 |
aptara keyed and coded | 6 |
that according to the | 6 |
be lyable to the | 6 |
of the rest of | 6 |
the oath of allegiance | 6 |
of those things which | 6 |
the throne of the | 6 |
what is said above | 6 |
the history of the | 6 |
the colledge of justice | 6 |
the prejudice of the | 6 |
with the people of | 6 |
externall policie of the | 6 |
to the church of | 6 |
vntill they bee tryed | 6 |
the end of this | 6 |
executed to the death | 6 |
to our palace at | 6 |
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or if it be | 6 |
those that enter into | 6 |
according to the confession | 6 |
as an inherent right | 6 |
all and every one | 6 |
such an one as | 6 |
stand to the defence | 6 |
which as it is | 6 |
law of god and | 6 |
as well as duty | 6 |
to passe to the | 6 |
constitutions of the church | 6 |
they ought to be | 6 |
to preserve the rights | 6 |
and the power of | 6 |
of that confession of | 6 |
put them to death | 6 |
in prejudice of the | 6 |
some of the principall | 6 |
but it is not | 6 |
give an account of | 6 |
voice in the assembly | 6 |
of curats is a | 6 |
the king of spain | 6 |
the purity and power | 6 |
the uttermost of our | 6 |
hand of the lord | 6 |
contrary to the lawes | 6 |
to the most high | 6 |
not according to the | 6 |
and the manner of | 6 |
all the people of | 6 |
the least suspicion of | 6 |
and all of them | 6 |
can do no good | 6 |
innovation of religion and | 6 |
the sonne of god | 6 |
in the old testament | 6 |
of the bishop of | 6 |
the sin of the | 6 |
of the government in | 6 |
of the hand of | 6 |
of the kirke and | 6 |
is lawful to kill | 6 |
concluded in pearth assemblie | 6 |
hearing of curats is | 6 |
on the other part | 6 |
that it is to | 6 |
our lives and fortunes | 6 |
the indiction of a | 6 |
the advice of the | 6 |
but on the other | 6 |
they ought not to | 6 |
it declares war against | 6 |
all our good people | 6 |
so far as to | 6 |
house of the lord | 6 |
established by acts of | 6 |
it had not been | 6 |
to them by the | 6 |
resset of the rebels | 6 |
such time as they | 6 |
are abjured in the | 6 |
but a great deal | 6 |
to the ends of | 6 |
the exercise of it | 6 |
the power of tyrants | 6 |
faire and legall way | 6 |
of our just grievances | 6 |
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and that by the | 6 |
libertie of the gospell | 6 |
of the living god | 6 |
the unlawfulnesse of the | 6 |
to maintain the kings | 6 |
james of blessed memorie | 6 |
one of the most | 6 |
in time to come | 6 |
at the desire of | 6 |
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go to the fields | 6 |
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of the lord is | 6 |
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and book of canons | 6 |
sentence of deposition against | 6 |
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the people of these | 6 |
the discharge of the | 6 |
registred in the bookes | 6 |
by the king and | 6 |
apex covantage keyed and | 6 |
the manner of it | 6 |
in their oun nature | 6 |
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contrary to the word | 6 |
assemblie of the church | 6 |
of the primitive christians | 6 |
to continue in the | 6 |
that no other oath | 6 |
it be lawful to | 6 |
in the person of | 6 |
as in the case | 6 |
libertie of the church | 6 |
us and our lawes | 6 |
in the place of | 6 |
throne of the lord | 6 |
the man of sin | 6 |
against our common enemies | 6 |
in armes against the | 6 |
as if it had | 6 |
in the same place | 6 |
the church of christ | 6 |
to take the same | 6 |
a letter to the | 6 |
covantage keyed and coded | 6 |
the name of an | 6 |
the forbearance of the | 6 |
it was lawful to | 6 |
the assemblie of pearth | 6 |
all the reformed churches | 6 |
the person of the | 6 |
uttermost of our power | 6 |
the yoke of the | 6 |
as it was professed | 6 |
in the late rebellion | 6 |
th day of the | 6 |
the mercy of god | 6 |
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estate of the church | 6 |
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to give their judgement | 6 |
the articles of perth | 6 |
to us and our | 6 |
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the said pretended assembly | 6 |
in the reign of | 6 |
commissioners from the presbyteries | 6 |
in such a day | 6 |
shed the blood of | 6 |
eng church of scotland | 6 |
the service of god | 6 |
the will of god | 6 |
authority in the lord | 6 |
that the lord may | 6 |
the clerk of the | 6 |
as is shewed above | 6 |
of our covenanted reformation | 6 |
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of the kings majestie | 6 |
advancement of the kingdome | 6 |
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to the articles of | 6 |
obedience to our superioures | 6 |
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historical representation of the | 6 |
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hearing of the curats | 6 |
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soveraigne lord and his | 6 |
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change or alteration in | 6 |
the lord jesus christ | 6 |
of the authoritie of | 6 |
of the lord jesus | 6 |
enter into this league | 6 |
to take heed of | 6 |
the earle of argyle | 6 |
the king and the | 6 |
as his majesties commissioner | 6 |
and peace of this | 6 |
the ordinance of the | 6 |
in the present case | 6 |
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which is all one | 6 |
them out of the | 6 |
of the churches priviledges | 6 |
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that there may be | 6 |
upon no other account | 6 |
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indicted by his majestie | 6 |
no other way of | 6 |
out of all the | 6 |
lawes of that church | 6 |
the ministration of the | 6 |
the searcher of all | 6 |
of faith and band | 6 |
scandall of the weake | 6 |
the call of god | 6 |
to god and man | 6 |
the exception of the | 6 |
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of the covenant to | 6 |
it lawful to kill | 6 |
and meaning of the | 6 |
of the causes of | 6 |
the fundamental constitutions of | 6 |
to any who shall | 6 |
many acts of parliament | 6 |
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at such a time | 6 |
as well as a | 6 |
that they are not | 6 |
that there should be | 6 |
the first booke of | 6 |
of religion and liberty | 6 |
not being able to | 6 |
in a free assemblie | 6 |
peace of this church | 6 |
for delivering them up | 6 |
for if they be | 6 |
that they have not | 6 |
our signet at edinburgh | 6 |
of the enemies of | 6 |
for the honour of | 6 |
that they should not | 6 |
matters of meer religion | 6 |
duties we owe to | 6 |
act of the said | 6 |
the books of the | 6 |
and some upon the | 6 |
and by the act | 6 |
it is thought fit | 6 |
the parliament of england | 6 |
this kirke and kingdome | 6 |
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that it is lawfull | 6 |
in the fear of | 6 |
to be found in | 6 |
letter of the law | 5 |
what they have done | 5 |
to preserve and defend | 5 |
in its oun nature | 5 |
in a special manner | 5 |
in number then the | 5 |
assembly of the kirk | 5 |
far as it is | 5 |
be partakers of the | 5 |
in the solemn acknowledgment | 5 |
a hind let loose | 5 |
replyes of the ministers | 5 |
true and exact copy | 5 |
is not the least | 5 |
must be looked upon | 5 |
in the place above | 5 |
of that which is | 5 |
if they did not | 5 |
for a free generall | 5 |
to recommend the late | 5 |
the lord was with | 5 |
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ends of the covenant | 5 |
make a covenant with | 5 |
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ordinance of the lords | 5 |
ministers and professours of | 5 |
the maintenance of religion | 5 |
set down in the | 5 |
in the national covenant | 5 |
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to be made by | 5 |
each one of us | 5 |
the taking of this | 5 |
alienate the hearts of | 5 |
laws and liberties of | 5 |
body of the nation | 5 |
that act of councell | 5 |
the connexion of the | 5 |
is declared to be | 5 |
in the cause of | 5 |
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by the voices of | 5 |
incontinent these our letters | 5 |
it is a duty | 5 |
it was established and | 5 |
confession of faith of | 5 |
to go to the | 5 |
that he could not | 5 |
which is not in | 5 |
death by the law | 5 |
with them in their | 5 |
printed and published by | 5 |
the servants of the | 5 |
a case of extreame | 5 |
the lovers of christ | 5 |
so much the rather | 5 |
acts of the assemblie | 5 |
the throne of iniquity | 5 |
that are in authority | 5 |
be holden at glasgow | 5 |
estates of this kingdome | 5 |
reign of king charles | 5 |
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covenant made with god | 5 |
in no other sense | 5 |
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the condition of the | 5 |
in the solemn league | 5 |
take the said oath | 5 |
new ordinance of councell | 5 |
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it will be found | 5 |
for his names sake | 5 |
in a short time | 5 |
of the earle of | 5 |
season out of season | 5 |
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that if they would | 5 |
to be against the | 5 |
the authoritie of us | 5 |
strengthening the hands of | 5 |
in the administration of | 5 |
exercise of his royal | 5 |
was well pleased with | 5 |
pray for him as | 5 |
to be abjured in | 5 |
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according to that scripture | 5 |
established and professed before | 5 |
the election of a | 5 |
the concurrence of the | 5 |
pretend ignorance of the | 5 |
another commission to sit | 5 |
rest of the kingdome | 5 |
the practice of them | 5 |
the day of his | 5 |
people of these abominations | 5 |
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the testimonies of the | 5 |
by all sorts of | 5 |
in the history of | 5 |
they were so far | 5 |
would haue vs to | 5 |
for the safety of | 5 |
considerations representing to the | 5 |
the church in her | 5 |
members of this assembly | 5 |
their lives unto the | 5 |
it cannot be denied | 5 |
sederunt pro clero aberdene | 5 |
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as long as they | 5 |
the hearts of our | 5 |
they must be such | 5 |
true kirk of god | 5 |
then it may be | 5 |
wee leave it to | 5 |
a sin against god | 5 |
the execution of the | 5 |
complaint of time against | 5 |
of king charles ii | 5 |
pray for them that | 5 |
be put in execution | 5 |
to have been at | 5 |
the power of godliness | 5 |
the power of these | 5 |
if he do not | 5 |
defence of the gospel | 5 |
angell of the church | 5 |
the advantage of the | 5 |
in the practice thereof | 5 |
officiate fixedly in this | 5 |
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conscience the unlawfulnesse of | 5 |
exception of the case | 5 |
according to the laws | 5 |
lawes of the land | 5 |
in his conference with | 5 |
vindication of the present | 5 |
to enter into a | 5 |
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preservation of the true | 5 |
to compeare before the | 5 |
as at other times | 5 |
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the true kirk of | 5 |
to be subjected to | 5 |
unlawfulnesse of the oath | 5 |
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defence against all persons | 5 |
priviledges of the church | 5 |
to the intention of | 5 |
of these who are | 5 |
to make defection to | 5 |
till they be tried | 5 |
lawes of this church | 5 |
with a safe conscience | 5 |
if they had no | 5 |
most part of the | 5 |
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their tables at edinburgh | 5 |
therefore it must be | 5 |
sorts of persons in | 5 |
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for the quiet and | 5 |
in the matters to | 5 |
of the said assembly | 5 |
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in his majesties name | 5 |
the preservation of religion | 5 |
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state of the quarrel | 5 |
from the rest of | 5 |
under pretext of religion | 5 |
some of our councell | 5 |
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from whom we are | 5 |
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preservation defence of the | 5 |
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taking of the covenant | 5 |
of some brethren of | 5 |
and professed before the | 5 |
by his majesties commissionar | 5 |
and considerations representing to | 5 |
law of nature nations | 5 |
in such a way | 5 |
the kingdome of christ | 5 |
the bishop of edinburgh | 5 |
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the curse of the | 5 |
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ignorance of the same | 5 |
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because he is the | 5 |
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the providence of god | 5 |
lords of our privie | 5 |
subscribed the confession of | 5 |
but the first is | 5 |
those who are committed | 5 |
certain disquisitions and considerations | 5 |
and tending to the | 5 |
to be in the | 5 |
and a sin against | 5 |
that can be said | 5 |
external government of the | 5 |
contrary to the same | 5 |
by all which it | 5 |
that we shall not | 5 |
the ministers and professours | 5 |
the book of canons | 5 |
to the house of | 5 |
consent of the king | 5 |
to the end that | 5 |
they that take the | 5 |
to be destroyed by | 5 |
so much as the | 5 |
assemblies of the church | 5 |
for the peace of | 5 |
to the replyes of | 5 |
that it shall be | 5 |
to the laird of | 5 |
hath been graciously pleased | 5 |
according to his word | 5 |
as we are bound | 5 |
acts and deeds whatsoever | 5 |
that he should have | 5 |
to the conviction of | 5 |
persons of all ranks | 5 |
a free assembly and | 5 |
meetings now is a | 5 |
the religion presently professed | 5 |
ministers members of the | 5 |
consent of the church | 5 |
from the duty of | 5 |
have happened of late | 5 |
in the last place | 5 |
command and charge all | 5 |
and sensible members of | 5 |
the enemies of the | 5 |
in the said proclamation | 5 |
in all the members | 5 |
a conspiracy against him | 5 |
under pain of damnation | 5 |
the people of israel | 5 |
our good subjects of | 5 |
government in the church | 5 |
a full and free | 5 |
guilty of the same | 5 |
the taking away of | 5 |
to our royall father | 5 |
by the ministers of | 5 |
and not only to | 5 |
to let the world | 5 |
and puritie of religion | 5 |
in the first booke | 5 |
and bishops of this | 5 |
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by the body of | 5 |
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maintaine the true religion | 5 |
declarations of war against | 5 |
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in a generall assembly | 5 |
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to the matter of | 5 |
and practice of this | 5 |
the constitution and members | 5 |
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the glory of the | 5 |
them in the exercise | 5 |
a sin to oune | 5 |
prelats their curats have | 5 |
the kingdoms of england | 5 |
mercate crosse of edinburgh | 5 |
to do what they | 5 |
before god and man | 5 |
if it be so | 5 |
the beginning of his | 5 |
the midst of the | 5 |
of england and ireland | 5 |
fierce anger of the | 5 |
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who enter into the | 5 |
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purity and power of | 5 |
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wordes of the covenant | 5 |
in any of their | 5 |
to the higher powers | 5 |
our selves to him | 5 |
king is but a | 5 |
and professours of divinitie | 5 |
the spirit of the | 5 |
a minister of the | 5 |
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if they were not | 5 |
to alienate the hearts | 5 |
to proceed to the | 5 |
the second book of | 5 |
of the colledge of | 5 |
in the day when | 5 |
thus saith the lord | 5 |
the reformation of the | 5 |
all the men of | 5 |
contained in the act | 5 |
thing contained in the | 5 |
that he should not | 5 |
and it must be | 5 |
rest of the ministers | 5 |
are to be honoured | 5 |
that which is in | 5 |
in case of their | 5 |
if he be a | 5 |
any thing which is | 5 |
abjured in so far | 5 |
is manifest by the | 5 |
to be observed in | 5 |
and against all such | 5 |
all our loving subjects | 5 |
fundamentall points of faith | 5 |
time of the assembly | 5 |
the acts of their | 5 |
that our native kingdome | 5 |
of divinitie in aberdene | 5 |
the prayers of the | 5 |
to subscribe the same | 5 |
to be one of | 5 |
to relieve the oppressed | 5 |
the assembly of divines | 5 |
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of obedience to our | 5 |
meaning of the confession | 5 |
by the words of | 5 |
lawful for private persons | 5 |
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the dayes of our | 5 |
by any act of | 5 |
the major is clear | 5 |
all in one day | 5 |
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greatest part of the | 5 |
the true religion liberties | 5 |
the relation of a | 5 |
which he could not | 5 |
god and his truth | 5 |
that period of tyme | 5 |
but tyrants usurpers are | 5 |
the blessing of god | 5 |
lawes of the realm | 5 |
they can never be | 5 |
a case of necessity | 5 |
neither can it be | 5 |
of the case of | 5 |
and in order to | 5 |
by the lords of | 5 |
that incontinent these our | 5 |
the good of mankind | 5 |
our person and authoritie | 5 |
fixedly in this church | 5 |
our lord iesus christ | 5 |
that act of parliament | 5 |
might the more easily | 5 |
the puritie of the | 5 |
at the place of | 5 |
of war against the | 5 |
the eyes of the | 5 |
is superior to the | 5 |
to oune the authority | 5 |
that which is set | 5 |
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that take the sword | 5 |
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he could not be | 5 |
the declaration of the | 5 |
stated in opposition to | 5 |
the prince of orange | 5 |
for the worship of | 5 |
in the blood of | 5 |
have vote in parliament | 5 |
of his majesties privy | 5 |
to the contempt of | 5 |
and some of the | 5 |
put a stop to | 5 |
as for that which | 5 |
and therefore must be | 5 |
which is contrary to | 5 |
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in their answers to | 5 |
covenanted work of reformation | 5 |
much more may they | 5 |
the manner of their | 5 |
in a peaceable manner | 5 |
in his royal wisdom | 5 |
all such as shall | 5 |
in the beginning of | 5 |
if they would not | 5 |
tending to the overthrow | 5 |
professours of divinitie in | 5 |
as it hath beene | 5 |
the said act of | 5 |
till in the end | 5 |
when they shall be | 5 |
breach of covenant with | 5 |
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whether or no we | 5 |
to do the like | 5 |
and so much the | 5 |
to a detestable indifferency | 5 |
none of these things | 5 |
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authority to be ouned | 5 |
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them for that effect | 5 |
in season out of | 5 |
which they have been | 5 |
true state of the | 5 |
defend themselves against the | 5 |
out of their oun | 5 |
when the lord shall | 5 |
how about the year | 5 |
by the advice of | 5 |
to be free of | 5 |
blood of the lamb | 5 |
the end of all | 5 |
at the commandement of | 5 |
the fire of his | 5 |
as is cleare by | 5 |
his majesties loyall subjects | 5 |
by these presents we | 5 |
to do with the | 5 |
must be such as | 5 |
generall demands concerning the | 5 |
of their number to | 5 |
be ouned for a | 5 |
as they will answer | 5 |
whereas it was provided | 5 |
liberties of this church | 5 |
the king of france | 5 |
enemies to god and | 5 |
in the second place | 5 |
eyes the glory of | 5 |
instruments in the hands | 5 |
is inferior to the | 5 |
we owe to god | 5 |
of arran and cambridge | 5 |
our soveraigne lord and | 5 |
the kings majesties person | 5 |
to the discipline of | 5 |
ministers and professors of | 5 |
brethren of the ministerie | 5 |
to shake off the | 5 |
we are resolved not | 5 |
he must be a | 5 |
peace of the kingdoms | 5 |
be so far from | 5 |
that can never be | 5 |
all those who are | 5 |
archbishops and bishops of | 5 |
desire of the generall | 5 |
the vilest of men | 5 |
free assembly and parliament | 5 |
was at the first | 5 |
the yeere of god | 5 |
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the nature of that | 5 |
then it is a | 5 |
to be such as | 5 |
of that power that | 5 |
in as much as | 5 |
of the fifth command | 5 |
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referre the same to | 5 |
band for maintenance of | 5 |
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the precept of eschewing | 5 |
in that it hath | 5 |
unlawfull combination against authoritie | 5 |
of those who are | 5 |
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the matters to be | 5 |
if it be duty | 5 |
which could not be | 5 |
iames duke of york | 5 |
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man but for the | 5 |
the kings majestie and | 5 |
god and of the | 5 |
generall assemblie and parliament | 5 |
all those who have | 5 |
to put themselves in | 5 |
archbishop of saint andrewes | 5 |
power ordained of god | 5 |
by any man of | 5 |
of this kirke and | 5 |
the tables at edinburgh | 5 |
is said to have | 5 |
no other than the | 5 |
cause of god and | 5 |
word of christs patience | 5 |
the church and common | 5 |
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or at least to | 5 |
some of them were | 5 |
part of the testimony | 5 |
full satisfaction to all | 5 |
of the true kirk | 5 |
the complaint of time | 5 |
lives unto the death | 5 |
the good hand of | 5 |
in the third article | 5 |
word of his patience | 5 |
to be imposed upon | 5 |
with the laird of | 5 |
confession of our faith | 5 |
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that any of our | 5 |
the conscience of any | 5 |
they are not to | 5 |
rites of the church | 5 |
that he may be | 5 |
the conscience the unlawfulnesse | 5 |
that it is lawful | 5 |
disturbance of the peace | 5 |
so much as one | 5 |
in the eares of | 5 |
that which is the | 5 |
precept of eschewing scandall | 5 |
present at the said | 5 |
a compliance with the | 5 |
true religion and the | 5 |
rights and priviledges of | 5 |
which have happened of | 5 |
all the articles of | 5 |
a great number of | 5 |
mutuall defence against all | 5 |
the reformed religion in | 5 |
exercise of their ministrie | 5 |
full and free generall | 5 |
as much as the | 5 |
to take up armes | 5 |
against the enemies of | 5 |
therefore the lords of | 5 |
the ministers of christ | 5 |
the urging of the | 5 |
of the third command | 5 |
true religion liberties of | 5 |
against the english popish | 5 |
of religion and lawes | 5 |
were concluded in pearth | 5 |
but all in vaine | 5 |
been graciously pleased to | 5 |
that they had no | 5 |
liberty of the kirk | 5 |
are declared to be | 5 |
exact copy of a | 5 |
none pretend ignorance of | 5 |
the kingdom of scotland | 5 |
commission to sit at | 5 |
ought not to bee | 5 |
all such as have | 5 |
that he did not | 5 |
confession of faith commanded | 5 |
at the crosse of | 5 |
is expressed in the | 5 |
to their former obedience | 5 |
our dutie to god | 5 |
to the order of | 5 |
should not be a | 5 |
said master david lyndsey | 5 |
and all the men | 5 |
to admit of any | 5 |
did not so much | 5 |
true and christian religion | 5 |
by the earle of | 5 |
to come to the | 5 |
of the church by | 5 |
our palace at haly | 5 |
the reasons of the | 5 |
the matter of fact | 5 |
interpretation of the negative | 5 |
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number of the lay | 5 |
to the end the | 5 |
ancient kingdome of scotland | 5 |
assist and defend all | 5 |
the same may be | 5 |
since the reformation of | 5 |
bee holden at glasgow | 5 |
obedience to a law | 5 |
charles by the grace | 5 |
in the generall assembly | 5 |
the prelates and their | 5 |
it is lawfull for | 5 |
the laws of this | 5 |
was established and professed | 5 |
to be no lawful | 5 |
the rights and priviledges | 5 |
the acceptance of the | 5 |
the usurped authoritie of | 5 |
require and command all | 5 |
not withstanding of all | 5 |
demands concerning the late | 5 |
to that which is | 5 |
that enter into this | 5 |
to be withdrawn from | 5 |