quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	27
characters represented either as	12
represented either as utf	12
of gold and silver	10
for the most part	10
the price of bullion	10
the value of our	10
r ocm this keyboarded	7
and encoded edition of	7
this keyboarded and encoded	7
ballance of our trade	7
the text can be	7
text and markup reviewed	7
the ballance of our	7
institutions providing financial support	7
all without asking permission	7
assigned for keying and	7
even for commercial purposes	7
work described above is	7
ocm this keyboarded and	7
an ounce of silver	7
i text is available	7
to the early english	7
english books online text	7
text is available for	7
support to the early	7
text can be copied	7
is available for reuse	7
by the institutions providing	7
from proquest page images	7
estc r ocm this	7
described above is co	7
terms of creative commons	7
phase i text is	7
edition of the work	7
providing financial support to	7
for keying and markup	7
to the terms of	7
the terms of creative	7
keyboarded and encoded edition	7
this phase i text	7
tcp assigned for keying	7
the institutions providing financial	7
online text creation partnership	7
coded from proquest page	7
owned by the institutions	7
the early english books	7
encoded text transcribed from	7
books online text creation	7
according to the terms	7
and coded from proquest	7
the work described above	7
and markup reviewed and	7
encoded edition of the	7
financial support to the	7
keyed and coded from	7
images scanned from microfilm	7
markup reviewed and edited	7
of the work described	7
to the value of	7
sets were sent to	6
to reflect the true	6
opposed to critical editions	6
print record of the	6
converting tcp files to	6
respectfully request that due	6
have been issued variously	6
with level of the	6
creation partnership web site	6
in mind that in	6
these texts for their	6
made about the data	6
proofread for accuracy and	6
unicode or text strings	6
quality assurance was then	6
data within the usual	6
quantities of textual data	6
the publisher proquest to	6
domain as of january	6
in all likelihood such	6
can now take and	6
to external keying companies	6
is given to their	6
request that due credit	6
although there are a	6
tcp is to encode	6
editorial teams in oxford	6
and linked to page	6
gaps by user contributors	6
tei p using tcp	6
and characters marked as	6
level of the tei	6
of creating the tcp	6
qa standards were returned	6
should bear in mind	6
and use these texts	6
publisher proquest to create	6
create accurately transcribed and	6
that in all likelihood	6
encoding based on the	6
known extent have been	6
editions of a works	6
guidelines are available at	6
where possible up to	6
to their original source	6
of instances per text	6
into the public domain	6
texts for their own	6
the public domain as	6
be marked as illegible	6
the new cambridge bibliography	6
texts based on the	6
proquest to create accurately	6
of a work was	6
was a compelling reason	6
and or corrected and	6
the keyers to be	6
for their own purposes	6
between and available in	6
readable characters will be	6
bear in mind that	6
sent to external keying	6
created by converting tcp	6
of a works in	6
a second or later	6
data is very good	6
keying companies for transcription	6
record of the period	6
michigan and oxford and	6
between the universities of	6
take and use these	6
of gaps by user	6
by act of parliament	6
whichever is the greater	6
of any assumptions that	6
tei in libraries guidelines	6
on the new cambridge	6
new cambridge bibliography of	6
users should bear in	6
their early english books	6
text selection was based	6
oxford and the publisher	6
second or later edition	6
that due credit and	6
and attribution is given	6
the image sets published	6
assurance was then carried	6
text strings within braces	6
for accuracy and those	6
based on the image	6
image sets were sent	6
mind that in all	6
project have been released	6
on the present war	6
while the overall quality	6
in accordance with level	6
the product of our	6
and some readable characters	6
images in accordance with	6
processes should make clear	6
texts created during phase	6
mnemonic sdata character entities	6
and therefore of any	6
errors will remain and	6
never have been looked	6
illegibles were encoded as	6
will remain and some	6
been released into the	6
tcp files to tei	6
image sets published by	6
carried out by editorial	6
are a number of	6
ascii text with mnemonic	6
unicode or tei g	6
was intended to range	6
process of creating the	6
transcription and basic encoding	6
at the text creation	6
the universities of michigan	6
the texts have been	6
for transcription and basic	6
should make clear that	6
have been transformed into	6
the usual project restraints	6
the tei in libraries	6
sometimes a second or	6
or elements to simplify	6
divided into two phases	6
in english were prioritized	6
texts were encoded and	6
were encoded as gap	6
in of gaps by	6
was divided into two	6
which did not meet	6
not meet qa standards	6
into placeholder characters or	6
tcp is a partnership	6
to simplify the filling	6
illegible were corrected where	6
corrected where possible up	6
released into the public	6
instances will never have	6
marked as illegible were	6
produce large quantities of	6
the filling in of	6
included and sometimes a	6
the encoding was enhanced	6
been transformed into placeholder	6
up to a limit	6
partnership between the universities	6
tcp data is very	6
based on the text	6
over a wide variety	6
there was a compelling	6
if there was a	6
textual data within the	6
are available at the	6
is to encode one	6
language title published between	6
to create diplomatic transcriptions	6
published by proquest via	6
and available in eebo	6
to range over a	6
the text encoding initiative	6
remain and some readable	6
out by editorial teams	6
companies for transcription and	6
due credit and attribution	6
and the publisher proquest	6
of the project have	6
markup guidelines are available	6
works in other languages	6
were corrected where possible	6
extent have been transformed	6
restraints of time and	6
accurately transcribed and encoded	6
likelihood such instances will	6
title published between and	6
via their early english	6
the project have been	6
by converting tcp files	6
be made about the	6
in oxford and michigan	6
the general aim of	6
is a partnership between	6
work was chosen if	6
a limit of instances	6
text was proofread for	6
text creation partnership web	6
project was divided into	6
created during phase of	6
use these texts for	6
to the keyers to	6
as opposed to critical	6
was proofread for accuracy	6
sets published by proquest	6
possible up to a	6
on the image sets	6
to create accurately transcribed	6
a wide variety of	6
wide variety of subject	6
characters marked as illegible	6
encoded as gap s	6
creating the tcp texts	6
therefore of any assumptions	6
we respectfully request that	6
and those which did	6
filling in of gaps	6
of works in other	6
transcribed and encoded texts	6
later edition of a	6
to tei p using	6
was based on the	6
bibliography of english literature	6
of michigan and oxford	6
teams in oxford and	6
will be marked as	6
the text creation partnership	6
now take and use	6
public domain as of	6
aimed to produce large	6
did not meet qa	6
first editions of a	6
during phase of the	6
were returned to the	6
usually the first edition	6
the overall quality of	6
selection was intended to	6
or text strings within	6
was chosen if there	6
and therefore chose to	6
some readable characters will	6
selection was based on	6
to a limit of	6
there are a number	6
page images in accordance	6
in their own country	6
given to their original	6
with mnemonic sdata character	6
will never have been	6
a work was chosen	6
are eligible for inclusion	6
a works in english	6
proquest via their early	6
nature of the print	6
accordance with level of	6
credit and attribution is	6
corrected and characters marked	6
reflect the true nature	6
all likelihood such instances	6
to produce large quantities	6
or tei g elements	6
and oxford and the	6
of every monographic english	6
copies of the texts	6
gap elements of known	6
keyers to be redone	6
of each text was	6
anyone can now take	6
range over a wide	6
limit of instances per	6
then their works are	6
phase of the project	6
characters will be marked	6
were sent to external	6
overall quality of tcp	6
or corrected and characters	6
by editorial teams in	6
usual project restraints of	6
encoded texts based on	6
encoded and linked to	6
or later edition of	6
the true nature of	6
elements to simplify the	6
compelling reason to do	6
such instances will never	6
their works are eligible	6
transformed into placeholder characters	6
tcp project was divided	6
the price of all	6
encoding was enhanced and	6
published between and available	6
the texts were encoded	6
cambridge bibliography of english	6
a number of works	6
notably latin and welsh	6
placeholder characters or elements	6
a compelling reason to	6
enhanced and or corrected	6
text with mnemonic sdata	6
universities of michigan and	6
meet qa standards were	6
of time and funding	6
works in english were	6
some errors will remain	6
by university of nebraska	6
characters or elements to	6
was then carried out	6
understanding these processes should	6
number of works in	6
therefore chose to create	6
large quantities of textual	6
to encode one copy	6
as illegible were corrected	6
mainly structural encoding based	6
intended to range over	6
with changes to facilitate	6
true nature of the	6
have been released into	6
structural encoding based on	6
general aim of eebo	6
looked at by a	6
based on the new	6
or for an anonymous	6
available at the text	6
elements of known extent	6
processed by university of	6
by sea and land	6
any assumptions that can	6
were encoded and linked	6
for an anonymous work	6
been looked at by	6
a partnership between the	6
keying and markup guidelines	6
by proquest via their	6
be aware of the	6
edition of a work	6
the print record of	6
and sometimes a second	6
been issued variously as	6
attribution is given to	6
on the text encoding	6
of textual data within	6
reason to do so	6
issued variously as sgml	6
returned to the keyers	6
aware of the process	6
have been looked at	6
and markup guidelines are	6
accuracy and those which	6
was enhanced and or	6
those which did not	6
should be aware of	6
to page images in	6
works are eligible for	6
of tcp data is	6
the process of creating	6
of the print record	6
chosen if there was	6
at by a tcp	6
tcp aimed to produce	6
linked to page images	6
assumptions that can be	6
by a tcp editor	6
carrying on the present	6
texts have been issued	6
these processes should make	6
users should be aware	6
and encoded texts based	6
remaining illegibles were encoded	6
of the texts have	6
p using tcp tei	6
changes to facilitate morpho	6
can be made about	6
quality of tcp data	6
variety of subject areas	6
standards were returned to	6
files to tei p	6
project restraints of time	6
then carried out by	6
within the usual project	6
but we respectfully request	6
external keying companies for	6
any remaining illegibles were	6
of the process of	6
simplify the filling in	6
that can be made	6
of the tei in	6
chose to create diplomatic	6
of known extent have	6
each text was proofread	6
to the present circumstances	5
advance the value of	5
twenty five per cent	5
advance the price of	5
full weight and fineness	5
to be for the	5
on the other hand	5
the present circumstances of	5
the greatest part of	5
will weigh but pw	5
is as is to	5
honourable house of commons	5
is not to be	5
the general notions of	5
iv tiff page images	5
whether it be not	5
what the doctor says	5
of the coin of	5
reproduction of original in	5
raising the value of	5
for carrying on the	5
a minister of state	4
to his friend at	4
the value of the	4
for setting very great	4
discourse of the general	4
applying them to the	4
nations of england and	4
carrying on the war	4
the nations of england	4
towards carrying on the	4
the honourable house of	4
they stand in relation	4
present circumstances of this	4
and for setting very	4
hindring the exportation of	4
letter from an english	4
for enriching the nations	4
enriching the nations of	4
to the east indies	4
of the same fineness	4
ballance of their trade	4
silver of the same	4
of poore on work	4
essay towards carrying on	4
letter to a minister	4
the price of silver	4
the rest of the	4
a cleare and evident	4
general notions of money	4
setting very great numbers	4
by way of aphorism	4
them to the present	4
i have sufficiently proved	4
a letter to a	4
by how much the	4
numbers of poore on	4
value of our coin	4
the value of bullion	4
of the general notions	4
the advance of coin	4
by reason of the	4
to what the doctor	4
from an english merchant	4
attempted by way of	4
and other publick occasions	4
accounts are kept in	4
melting down of the	4
an essay towards carrying	4
and applying them to	4
is carried and vented	4
english merchant at amsterdam	4
circumstances of this nation	4
the wisdom of the	4
great numbers of poore	4
very great numbers of	4
of silver and gold	4
the melting down of	4
the par of exchange	4
will be able to	4
a discourse of the	4
his friend at london	4
of england and ireland	4
the ballance of trade	4
which is par with	4
the present war against	4
as they stand in	4
printed in the year	4
an english merchant at	4
present war against france	4
a letter from an	4
in a short time	4
to a minister of	4
concerning the vote of	3
of the silver scots	3
as the price of	3
of the same weight	3
there can be no	3
great encrease of the	3
of the ballance of	3
new money as now	3
apex covantage keyed and	3
as much or more	3
silver is the measure	3
and xml conversion a	3
by way of answer	3
and wealth of the	3
they serve themselves and	3
part of the world	3
of carrying away our	3
and this is done	3
a stop to the	3
the weight of the	3
encrease of the honour	3
the way of trade	3
occasion to send out	3
of the par of	3
the intrinsick value of	3
by bills of exchange	3
weight and fineness of	3
and coin of england	3
and love to their	3
with a letter to	3
raising the denomination of	3
for the hindring the	3
up the river of	3
and when there is	3
in the way of	3
all debts contracted in	3
the high price of	3
to buy and sell	3
for paying off all	3
off all debts contracted	3
the vote of the	3
cleare and evident way	3
it please your honour	3
wherein also some thoughts	3
concerning the trade and	3
exportation of gold and	3
the price of the	3
to the advance of	3
before the advance of	3
value of our money	3
of all kind of	3
coyning of all our	3
then now they are	3
of all our moneys	3
the rise of guineas	3
the measure of commerce	3
the hindring the exportation	3
written by way of	3
our new money from	3
a proclamation for raising	3
like bills of credit	3
may it please your	3
of the honourable house	3
proved to be for	3
war against france and	3
are kept in pounds	3
remedying the abuses of	3
less weight of bullion	3
love to their country	3
submitted to their great	3
of answer to sir	3
to preserve our new	3
by this advance of	3
all kind of commodities	3
exceed the standard in	3
of the house of	3
answer to sir richard	3
of silver of the	3
as it is now	3
to sir richard temple	3
to the great encrease	3
of the coin in	3
raising the rate of	3
evident way for enriching	3
wealth of the nation	3
our new money as	3
to their great wisdom	3
to which is added	3
there is more use	3
the east and west	3
with our own commodities	3
covantage keyed and coded	3
we not one in	3
and the melting down	3
the house of commons	3
way for enriching the	3
relation each to other	3
the trade and coin	3
carrying away our coin	3
the value of money	3
trade and coin of	3
at the rate of	3
for raising the rate	3
of their own countrey	3
the rise of gold	3
and evident way for	3
not one in that	3
is the measure of	3
or so much as	3
is more use for	3
so much the more	3
money as now coined	3
all the year long	3
an essay to preserve	3
abuses of our money	3
by reason of their	3
carried and vented of	3
wisdom of the honourable	3
in the same proportion	3
it be not fit	3
to be paid in	3
money from being hoarded	3
for the remedying the	3
suggested for the remedying	3
as to what the	3
paying off all debts	3
and we not one	3
the exportation of gold	3
the rate of money	3
of our own countrey	3
the coin of this	3
be for the honour	3
one in that course	3
that an ounce of	3
way of answer to	3
merchandises of other countries	3
the abuses of our	3
new money from being	3
and advantage of england	3
humbly proposed by dr	3
when there is more	3
france and other publick	3
some thoughts are suggested	3
from the ballance of	3
intrinsick value of silver	3
proclamation for raising the	3
it may not be	3
wherewith they serve themselves	3
of all sorts of	3
preserve our new money	3
the great encrease of	3
are suggested for the	3
in full weight and	3
down of the coin	3
debts contracted in the	3
vote of the house	3
further explaining the aphorisms	3
in relation each to	3
make good the loss	3
the raising our coin	3
and submitted to their	3
by the advance of	3
to the wisdom of	3
the remedying the abuses	3
prevent the melting down	3
essay to preserve our	3
this advance of coin	3
sir richard temple and	3
of his contrary propositions	3
before the rise of	3
against france and other	3
thoughts are suggested for	3
contracted in the same	3
that the value of	3
coin of this realm	3
and no doubt but	3
also some thoughts are	3
and exceed the standard	3
own products and manufactures	3
we shall have a	3
price of all things	2
any man pay for	2
what i have said	2
all such as have	2
must be given for	2
it will be all	2
that the several governments	2
an ounce of sterling	2
of the same goods	2
to follow their example	2
like quantity of copper	2
and falling in price	2
for the carrying on	2
certain day to be	2
the merchandises of other	2
lyable to be counterfeited	2
on all such as	2
their own country growing	2
their money as the	2
its due weight and	2
any part of his	2
the multitude or paucity	2
global keyed and coded	2
will rise in the	2
persons by sea and	2
safety and advantage of	2
much more plenty than	2
within one month after	2
or any other commodity	2
and vented of fish	2
that all the money	2
and silver out of	2
no doubt but sir	2
that are in the	2
number of userers and	2
notes for div a	2
send bullion to other	2
coin of england p	2
be sure to have	2
much clear loss to	2
impositions are laid upon	2
are laid upon the	2
buy an ounce of	2
of userers and purchasers	2
to its due weight	2
voluntarily advance and pay	2
two or three millions	2
our own products and	2
for strangers to buy	2
the raising the denomination	2
all things necessary for	2
were contracted before the	2
the hollanders and other	2
by the hollanders and	2
multitude or paucity of	2
would make good the	2
tho the natural value	2
several governments set on	2
that it is the	2
the condition of the	2
of our reign the	2
celeste ng text and	2
of the same value	2
are sold by john	2
to the good of	2
is the instrument of	2
those rich mines in	2
reason why we should	2
it be not necessary	2
such as have occasion	2
product of our lands	2
way and manner before	2
one shall discover any	2
in the west indies	2
the standard of their	2
the value of coin	2
commodities of our own	2
their trade in general	2
the coin of the	2
how shall the war	2
three quarter parts of	2
as the wisdom of	2
ever i shall be	2
our gold and silver	2
in the way and	2
price of the same	2
severe penalties on all	2
heirs and successors of	2
stand in relation each	2
price of silver rises	2
regard to the computations	2
weight and fineness proved	2
of full weight and	2
occasion for any barter	2
as much as in	2
shall the war be	2
of our privy council	2
richard temple and dr	2
and if we should	2
bill for the hindring	2
there will be no	2
if any one shall	2
printed for the author	2
shall be obliged to	2
relation to each other	2
the over ballance of	2
upon the bill for	2
good the loss to	2
and fineness proved to	2
paid in rials of	2
they will then be	2
growing in their own	2
is worth but s	2
generality of the people	2
custome inwards and outwards	2
the loss to the	2
practice of all the	2
since the discovery of	2
twelfth day of july	2
is at this time	2
i have done with	2
the number of userers	2
and your other neighbours	2
parts of the world	2
in as much as	2
to maintain an army	2
the lords of the	2
continue to do so	2
to the great decay	2
amongst us at home	2
be carried on thereby	2
as other commodities do	2
c estc r ocm	2
before the regulation of	2
that raising the value	2
spanish pieces of eight	2
raised the value of	2
by which means the	2
the running cash of	2
vented of fish and	2
and says the doctor	2
of rising and falling	2
the raising of our	2
our reign the seventh	2
printer to his most	2
england is worth but	2
be obliged to receive	2
the discovery of those	2
with respect to foreign	2
in other parts they	2
no part of the	2
out of their storehouses	2
no occasion for any	2
to the same alteration	2
to be carryed away	2
or exporting our coin	2
of men among us	2
custome all the year	2
part of the coin	2
to advance the value	2
to be the most	2
put a stop to	2
the loss made up	2
may buy gold too	2
tree growing in their	2
and if any one	2
be paid in rials	2
of all the governments	2
and so proportionably for	2
support our foreign expence	2
for the payment of	2
to buy foreign commodities	2
the price of guineas	2
when it shall grow	2
the doctor says in	2
but on the other	2
yet there are some	2
quantity of gold and	2
the measure of all	2
celeste ng sampled and	2
the doctor in the	2
hollanders and other petty	2
of their trade in	2
of our money by	2
appeal to all the	2
the like quantity of	2
gold be reduced to	2
of the rising and	2
current for three ounces	2
the value of silver	2
that nothing can be	2
in proportion than for	2
the course of exchange	2
occasion of scarcity and	2
shall come to be	2
increase of ships and	2
losers by this advance	2
the denomination of coin	2
so in all other	2
reign the seventh year	2
he that has laid	2
riches and glory of	2
should advance the value	2
this realm humbly proposed	2
to rise and fall	2
and successors of andrew	2
value of silver is	2
according to the value	2
and not paid till	2
it shall grow due	2
by the rise of	2
the riches and glory	2
serve themselves and other	2
for one fourth part	2
of the currant coin	2
and the reason of	2
printed by the heirs	2
and all the world	2
into debt to us	2
all the governments in	2
will be all carried	2
and nature of exchanges	2
upon the coasts of	2
occasions as also for	2
be paid by the	2
as it is in	2
and causing it to	2
not only keep our	2
says the doctor in	2
by computing the valuation	2
the abuses of money	2
increase of custome upon	2
buy gold too dear	2
is made by computing	2
may come to be	2
day to be limited	2
of a trading people	2
in relation to each	2
wisdom and love to	2
runs the risque of	2
the east india trade	2
will buy an ounce	2
wherewith upon every occasion	2
the bill for the	2
to take away the	2
into every city and	2
as in other parts	2
it must be in	2
which may be as	2
of fish and herrings	2
of those rich mines	2
and ireland and for	2
and make it pass	2
stand in relation to	2
inhance the price of	2
bullion for the payment	2
so that here is	2
their convenient priviledges and	2
consequently that silver is	2
our ships and mariners	2
lett out by lease	2
shewn in the fifth	2
to send out more	2
such bills of credit	2
now coined in full	2
such as shall be	2
for us to follow	2
spi global keyed and	2
for the putting a	2
things necessary for human	2
ireland and for setting	2
of pieces of the	2
bullion to other places	2
putting a stop to	2
sold by john saywell	2
the several governments set	2
out of this kingdom	2
we can send them	2
consideration and submitted to	2
to prevent the melting	2
out bullion for the	2
besides the great quantity	2
to make use of	2
as he used to	2
advancing the value of	2
plenty of those commodities	2
all creditors whose debts	2
are paid for in	2
parliament shall think fit	2
it is to be	2
any thing but gold	2
ng sampled and proofread	2
due weight and fineness	2
of ships and mariners	2
it be brought to	2
the twelfth day of	2
us to follow their	2
of the abuses of	2
and manner before proposed	2
goods of our own	2
standard in the market	2
will be so much	2
given under our signet	2
the parliament shall think	2
we shall not take	2
also for paying off	2
and according to the	2
the plenty or scarcity	2
rise of gold and	2
of other countries and	2
wing c estc r	2
england and ireland and	2
so on the other	2
and thus i have	2
means to prevent the	2
as to preserve our	2
would have been gained	2
increase ships and mariners	2
charge to the great	2
that if it be	2
of our money to	2
the ballance of their	2
latter end of his	2
is no occasion for	2
we should advance the	2
prohibiting the passing of	2
i do not see	2
coined in full weight	2
each other attempted by	2
send into the east	2
in the fifth chapter	2
rise in the same	2
in weight and fineness	2
rising and falling in	2
beareth the burthen of	2
occasion of carrying away	2
we have had the	2
in the trade of	2
the value of l	2
that any nation that	2
they could not possibly	2
and the loss made	2
the payment of our	2
the rising and falling	2
regulation of our coin	2
can never be great	2
successors of andrew anderson	2
man pay for a	2
carry on the war	2
have regard to the	2
and of our reign	2
with whom we have	2
high price of bullion	2
i am not ignorant	2
governments set on their	2
to pay us again	2
if it be brought	2
to advance the price	2
within the compass of	2
to the length of	2
the first and third	2
us in all kind	2
but if any one	2
the occasion of their	2
three kingdoms in christendome	2
when it shall be	2
of lessening the weight	2
great decay of this	2
the governments in europe	2
is to be considered	2
with gold or silver	2
by so much the	2
let out by lease	2
discovery of those rich	2
imployment of their people	2
the way and manner	2
we have no exchange	2
but from the ballance	2
themselves and other nations	2
whose debts were contracted	2
greatest part of our	2
as also for paying	2
creditors whose debts were	2
different managements of trade	2
the heirs and successors	2
silver to the mint	2
does any man pay	2
ounce of silver will	2
in all kind of	2
at least per cent	2
his most excellent majesty	2
being the measure of	2
yearly upon the coasts	2
in the mean time	2
to each other attempted	2
fineness proved to be	2
paid for in silver	2
value of our currant	2
and though i have	2
be all carried out	2
rising and falling of	2
necessary occasions of life	2
i would fain know	2
is in the low	2
of the silver milned	2
quarter parts of the	2
to the number of	2
the companies of the	2
keep their accompts in	2
jacobus goeth for s	2
i must confess it	2
the valuation that the	2
as now coined in	2
so much clear loss	2
the weight of your	2
in order to the	2
as the doctor says	2
shall the silver be	2
from this reason it	2
as moneys in specie	2
than now it is	2
willing to be rid	2
or any other petty	2
do by no means	2
as now we are	2
the new coining of	2
with plenty of those	2
trade between nation and	2
of ten per cent	2
a wing c estc	2
reduced to it s	2
prejudicial to the nation	2
not paying their notes	2
the coin in all	2
the instrument of commerce	2
as i have before	2
the wealth and strength	2
a bushel of wheat	2
the compass of the	2
as much as they	2
our lands and labour	2
this revolution of coin	2
as the parliament shall	2
where we have no	2
the latter end of	2
that it was not	2
the passing of any	2
of two or three	2
the money of any	2
all the companies of	2
the abuses of the	2
the practice of all	2
other attempted by way	2
silver will buy an	2
one fourth part less	2
these parts of the	2
instance in the trade	2
of scarcity and dearth	2
other countries and kingdoms	2
of this realm humbly	2
the profit of a	2
the coasts of england	2
our army in flanders	2
penalties on all such	2
be in a better	2
because people would then	2
there is no occasion	2
money for the purchasing	2
pieces of the coin	2
groweth in their own	2
the exchange to holland	2
in a great measure	2
number of pieces of	2
to run against us	2
it is the practice	2
in england is worth	2
the standard in the	2
the great decay of	2
to have regard to	2
of your honours judgment	2
of the rise of	2
to their exceeding great	2
of our foreign trade	2
the service of the	2
necessarily advance the price	2
plenty or scarcity of	2
that has laid out	2
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strangers to buy and	2
to carry on the	2
the greatest folly imaginable	2
money by a merchant	2
any one shall discover	2
between nation and nation	2
than the value of	2
lessening the weight of	2
strength and wealth of	2
compass of the ballance	2
ounce of silver of	2
but reasonable to conclude	2
holland or any other	2
free custome all the	2
chuse to have them	2
made by computing the	2
silver and gold to	2
profit of a trading	2
as i have shewed	2
gold and silver out	2
so much the less	2
at the latter end	2
war be carried on	2
by a certain day	2
bullion to the king	2
necessary for human life	2
are not to be	2
of trade between nation	2
that here is evidently	2
of silver will buy	2
since there is no	2
the rates of the	2
for the service of	2
lords of the treasury	2
or pounds the last	2
value of silver and	2
advance of coin and	2
they must and will	2
out by lease for	2
take them from us	2
their great wisdom and	2
every city and port	2
realm humbly proposed by	2
and that i am	2
to raise their money	2
of them for the	2
that the raising the	2
million and a half	2
how much the more	2
east and west indies	2
a certain day to	2
a great part of	2
and consequently that silver	2
but it will be	2
if the ship is	2
and are sold by	2
the silver be new	2
the regulation of our	2
the clipping of the	2
without a full cargo	2
from time to time	2
aptara keyed and coded	2
to be rid of	2
loss to the people	2
at the same time	2
a crown piece will	2
other publick occasions as	2
publick occasions as also	2
brought to its due	2
so as to preserve	2
equal quantity of silver	2
with or ships yearly	2
as well as moneys	2
to a necessity of	2
be brought to its	2
and so in all	2
of the nation being	2
be said to be	2
by the heirs and	2
for fish and herrings	2
every occasion of scarcity	2
upon every occasion of	2
by such advance of	2
and carry on our	2
the quantity of silver	2
added an essay to	2
ng text and markup	2
definition of the par	2
quantity of silver in	2
that the intrinsick value	2
money as the price	2
there is such a	2
computing the valuation that	2
price of any commodity	2
out more bullion than	2
great wisdom and love	2
a sufficient quantity of	2
have been able to	2
the war be carried	2
without charge to the	2
abuses of the money	2
of the product of	2
to my native country	2
or paucity of chapmen	2
other parts they do	2
contracted before the rise	2
that silver is the	2
that the profit of	2
they would have been	2
according to the present	2
as i have sufficiently	2
reformation of the money	2
is taken from us	2
be reduced to it	2
valuation that the several	2
the generality of the	2
that the quantity of	2
equal to an ounce	2
may be sure to	2
debts were contracted before	2
by their convenient priviledges	2
raise their money as	2
such advance of coin	2
all sorts of people	2
cloths dressed and dyed	2
our money by a	2
of coin and commodities	2
the price of any	2
how shall the silver	2
and from this reason	2
to his most excellent	2
plenty of gold and	2
is the practice of	2
is added an essay	2
which is added an	2
of our lands and	2