trigram

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trigram	frequency
the value of	40
the price of	36
early english books	34
english books online	27
of our coin	22
of the nation	20
gold and silver	20
text creation partnership	19
based on the	18
of the same	17
according to the	17
the ballance of	14
weight and fineness	13
keying and markup	13
of gold and	13
characters represented either	12
the rate of	12
marked as illegible	12
either as utf	12
price of bullion	12
value of our	12
of this nation	12
of our own	12
represented either as	12
part of the	12
the advance of	11
advance of coin	11
bills of credit	11
as well as	11
of their own	11
of our trade	11
to the nation	11
of the coin	10
of our money	10
carrying on the	10
the most part	10
to the great	10
ships and mariners	10
the rise of	10
the doctor says	10
for the most	10
as much as	10
of the money	10
to do so	9
the weight of	9
by way of	9
house of commons	9
it will be	9
silver and gold	9
to the value	9
an ounce of	9
of the world	9
bills of exchange	9
it may be	9
out of the	9
in their own	9
there is no	9
by reason of	9
act of parliament	9
the product of	9
as i have	9
of the people	8
the melting down	8
not to be	8
come to be	8
the money of	8
as it is	8
the terms of	8
amongst our selves	8
to the present	8
to the early	8
by which means	8
ballance of our	8
in the same	8
for carrying on	8
of the silver	8
the coin of	8
be able to	8
so much the	8
work described above	7
owned by the	7
encoded edition of	7
and encoded edition	7
institutions providing financial	7
keyboarded and encoded	7
for commercial purposes	7
financial support to	7
ocm this keyboarded	7
phase i text	7
r ocm this	7
and xml conversion	7
even for commercial	7
to the terms	7
to the east	7
sea and land	7
proquest page images	7
this phase i	7
text is available	7
all without asking	7
was intended to	7
text transcribed from	7
be brought to	7
so that the	7
tcp assigned for	7
coded from proquest	7
it would be	7
described above is	7
is to be	7
images scanned from	7
ounce of silver	7
kb of xml	7
it cannot be	7
from proquest page	7
text can be	7
reviewed and edited	7
the measure of	7
of the work	7
keyed and coded	7
support to the	7
the institutions providing	7
and markup reviewed	7
the abuses of	7
available for reuse	7
whether it be	7
to be the	7
for us to	7
edition of the	7
terms of creative	7
without asking permission	7
this keyboarded and	7
of all our	7
encoded text transcribed	7
online text creation	7
is available for	7
them to the	7
estc r ocm	7
and coded from	7
that can be	7
scanned from microfilm	7
the work described	7
pfs batch review	7
i text is	7
sampled and proofread	7
books online text	7
of creative commons	7
for their own	7
for keying and	7
or any other	7
by the institutions	7
iv tiff page	7
the text can	7
to the publick	7
their own country	7
markup reviewed and	7
providing financial support	7
carried out by	7
can be made	7
on the present	7
the early english	7
assigned for keying	7
distributed and performed	7
can be copied	7
text and markup	7
ships and vessels	7
above is co	7
was divided into	6
due credit and	6
in of gaps	6
via their early	6
on the new	6
parts of the	6
characters or elements	6
are a number	6
of the period	6
sets were sent	6
transformed into placeholder	6
encoded and linked	6
a limit of	6
wide variety of	6
the tcp texts	6
domain as of	6
the overall quality	6
selection was intended	6
published by proquest	6
the publisher proquest	6
been looked at	6
tei in libraries	6
and oxford and	6
number of works	6
second or later	6
with changes to	6
may not be	6
editorial teams in	6
been transformed into	6
the new cambridge	6
within the usual	6
language title published	6
was then carried	6
all likelihood such	6
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out by editorial	6
regard to the	6
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bibliography of english	6
the text encoding	6
creation partnership web	6
raising our coin	6
standards were returned	6
accordance with level	6
changes to facilitate	6
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and linked to	6
bear in mind	6
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corrected and characters	6
accurately transcribed and	6
with mnemonic sdata	6
given to their	6
guidelines are available	6
to encode one	6
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and basic encoding	6
and attribution is	6
usual project restraints	6
aim of eebo	6
appears in ncbel	6
included and sometimes	6
illegible were corrected	6
and therefore of	6
data within the	6
proofread for accuracy	6
tcp project was	6
by sea and	6
product of our	6
in other languages	6
range over a	6
the filling in	6
page images in	6
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reflect the true	6
readable characters will	6
advance the price	6
as gap s	6
tcp data is	6
text was proofread	6
filling in of	6
and therefore chose	6
into the public	6
mnemonic sdata character	6
published between and	6
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project restraints of	6
their own purposes	6
texts based on	6
quality of tcp	6
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selection was based	6
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text encoding initiative	6
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cambridge bibliography of	6
and markup guidelines	6
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unicode or tei	6
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an anonymous work	6
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external keying companies	6
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ascii text with	6
copies of the	6
works are eligible	6
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likelihood such instances	6
or later edition	6
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strings within braces	6
placeholder characters or	6
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remain and some	6
tcp files to	6
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files to tei	6
editions of a	6
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price of all	6
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any remaining illegibles	6
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request that due	6
corrected where possible	6
have been looked	6
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of the publick	6
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a tcp editor	6
credit and attribution	6
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true nature of	6
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measure of commerce	6
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of tcp data	6
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new cambridge bibliography	6
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partnership web site	6
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texts created during	6
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textual data within	6
attribution is given	6
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ballance of trade	6
to page images	6
therefore chose to	6
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instances per text	6
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using tcp tei	6
texts for their	6
on the image	6
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edition of a	6
to create diplomatic	6
partnership between the	6
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their original source	6
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level of the	6
are eligible for	6
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proquest to create	6
a partnership between	6
the usual project	6
every monographic english	6
works in other	6
unicode or text	6
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elements of known	6
chose to create	6
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never have been	6
create accurately transcribed	6
a wide variety	6
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large quantities of	6
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their early english	6
sets published by	6
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quantities of textual	6
tcp aimed to	6
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tcp is to	6
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create diplomatic transcriptions	6
michigan and oxford	6
keying companies for	6
works in english	6
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image sets published	6
our new money	6
elements to simplify	6
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reason to do	6
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mainly structural encoding	6
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a crown piece	5
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products and manufactures	5
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value of silver	5
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wealth of the	4
sir richard temple	4
par of exchange	4
silver is the	4
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much more of	3
out of this	3
of which the	3
i am not	3
as now coined	3
in a yeare	3
some few considerations	3
the prices of	3
thoughts are suggested	3
to be very	3
we have so	3
for the purchasing	3
than you can	3
we can send	3
this sort of	3
and if it	3
of so great	3
it shall be	3
more of our	3
i have shewed	3
over ballance of	3
had in the	3
of answer to	3
the same time	3
are in the	3
evident way for	3
a private man	3
for that purpose	3
that silver is	3
exceed the standard	3
the rates of	3
the person who	3
of the currant	3
our own commodities	3
the loss to	3
of their storehouses	3
little or no	3
but it will	3
because of the	3
merchandises of other	3
our foreign trade	3
so long as	3
we shall have	3
such money as	3
money from being	3
or so much	3
submitted to their	3
the vote of	3
be called in	3
two thousand pounds	3
the course of	3
the great encrease	3
the bank of	3
it is to	3
be reduced to	3
the whole nation	3
to their great	3
considerable sums of	3
richard temple and	3
of homebred commodities	3
it is a	3
half penny loaves	3
trade to the	3
may be sent	3
being able to	3
and wealth of	3
of trade and	3
of other commodities	3
if we were	3
occasion to send	3
and you must	3
and i think	3
proclamation for raising	3
of fish and	3
and much more	3
to the wisdom	3
take it at	3
the hindring the	3
they have made	3
sorts of people	3
parliament shall think	3
if we have	3
of silver to	3
like bills of	3
all kinds of	3
and exceed the	3
necessary for the	3
covantage keyed and	3
to buy and	3
will be a	3
way for enriching	3
money as now	3
vote of the	3
will be in	3
any of them	3
the circulation of	3
were it not	3
france and other	3
the merchandises of	3
of the ballance	3
much the same	3
to be computed	3
of the east	3
which is not	3
encrease of the	3
as the price	3
of running cash	3
to the old	3
go to the	3
each to other	3
that the raising	3
and all other	3
and according to	3
of the product	3
debts contracted in	3
and other nations	3
for want of	3
own products and	3
in case the	3
or what our	3
from other countries	3
and i am	3
great quantity of	3
since there is	3
by john blackwell	3
the high price	3
to carry away	3
the product and	3
and the doctor	3
great encrease of	3
which would be	3
for paying off	3
contracted in the	3
fulnesse of trade	3
wherein also some	3
of the several	3
some thoughts are	3
dressing and dying	3
where there is	3
but if any	3
if i have	3
our coin is	3
from the ballance	3
then now they	3
proportionable to the	3
in foreign parts	3
to six shillings	3
and so in	3
suggested for the	3
you must pay	3
pounds the last	3
it is impossible	3
be carried on	3
explaining the aphorisms	3
preserve our new	3
of any commodity	3
worth but s	3
to three pounds	3
to instance in	3
please your honour	3
also some thoughts	3
of our commodities	3
think fit to	3
written by way	3
it might be	3
the lords of	3
come to the	3
is more use	3
a little time	3
and then the	3
pieces of eight	3
shewn in the	3
to be brought	3
as for example	3
in a year	3
against france and	3
the raising our	3
apex covantage keyed	3
by this advance	3
but when the	3
money is not	3
it will appear	3
by a merchant	3
and make the	3
love to their	3
of their people	3
the standard in	3
remedying the abuses	3
by the advance	3
at this day	3
their great wisdom	3
much more plenty	3
for three ounces	3
of the rise	3
it is now	3
of coin and	3
one in that	3
relation each to	3
and many other	3
and a half	3
he shall be	3
to be made	3
and thus i	3
for a while	3
if a man	3
any of these	3
humbly proposed by	3
which is the	3
they serve themselves	3
of the war	3
prevent the melting	3
that we had	3
that for the	3
and if we	3
i cannot but	3
proposed by dr	3
kind of commodities	3
and other petty	3
of that money	3
transported or counterfeited	3
to which i	3
will be the	3
the use of	3
all the money	3
of its true	3
a proclamation for	3
shall have a	3
new money as	3
can be no	3
kept in pounds	3
the money in	3
reason of their	3
take notice of	3
to be limited	3
they may be	3
proved to be	3
may it please	3
than they were	3
with a letter	3
that i have	3
the west indies	3
of the house	3
the silver scots	3
any nation that	3
for the honour	3
as they have	3
rates of the	3
shall be so	3
the year long	3
part of our	3
we shall be	3
occasion for the	3
the way of	3
it may not	3
as may be	3
plenty of gold	3
millions per annum	3
been able to	3
in all countries	3
there may be	3
i humbly proposed	3
may well be	3
the reason of	3
way of trade	3
new money from	3
concerning the trade	3
in answer to	3
in relation each	3
also all their	2
in weight as	2
increase of ships	2
of other nations	2
must and will	2
which would much	2
from this reason	2
we shall buy	2
bullion to other	2
make them voyd	2
but to the	2
it is the	2
voluntarily advance and	2
value in silver	2
real natural value	2
the case of	2
whom we have	2
own country growing	2
value of coin	2
the piece of	2
in a manner	2
are to be	2
and so they	2
the abundance of	2
the mean time	2
of those rich	2
it shall appear	2
put in execution	2
loss made up	2
on all such	2
destructive to the	2
the method of	2
any other nation	2
must necessarily be	2
more likely to	2
much clear loss	2
of these are	2
the putting a	2
this nation with	2
the following particulars	2
sufficient quantity of	2
of half penny	2
and i have	2
those that are	2
yet we have	2
must confess it	2
increase ships and	2
and so proportionably	2
let out by	2
we have occasion	2
silver out of	2
i hope it	2
its former value	2
new coining of	2
to have them	2
for the payment	2
in their country	2
pair of scales	2
such as are	2
their trade in	2
shall be dear	2
you but s	2
to be prevented	2
of their moneys	2
should be objected	2
in the whole	2
between us and	2
of them for	2
are reduced to	2
which i think	2
aptara keyed and	2
and that is	2
and yet notwithstanding	2
and as for	2
cannot be great	2
we have no	2
twelfth day of	2
any one shall	2
said to be	2
of raising the	2
by the exchange	2
to the office	2
but the great	2
that can keep	2
that it must	2
the raising the	2
of such bills	2
to take away	2
we have not	2
an army abroad	2
that the lowering	2
with plenty of	2
and people are	2
in rials of	2
the nation is	2
continuance of this	2
debts were contracted	2
where they have	2
obliged to receive	2
trade in the	2
cannot afford to	2
otherwise to be	2
at the old	2
for the great	2
of our home	2
printed by the	2
wealth and strength	2
added an essay	2
to its due	2
them for the	2
to rise and	2
of any countrey	2
silver be new	2
had little or	2
wherewith upon every	2
would be much	2
may be as	2
but i am	2
our army in	2
of your honours	2
very considerable sums	2
in a little	2
so to do	2
better cheap then	2
the king of	2
the profit of	2
want of a	2
any other person	2
the cause of	2
much more profit	2
taking notice of	2
companies of the	2
value of their	2
in forain parts	2
any other place	2
for any barter	2
so is it	2
now we are	2
so many of	2
notion of the	2
and gold to	2
which means the	2
price of any	2
such as shall	2
printed by t	2
when it will	2
to make use	2
come to carry	2
of our currant	2
subscribe my self	2
is to say	2
should be appointed	2
that it will	2
towns in the	2
i cannot yet	2
to the number	2
to pay the	2
that would be	2
to call it	2
and from this	2
to our selves	2
their own money	2
will be really	2
and laid up	2
to pay off	2
that the quantity	2
the parliament for	2
printed for the	2
and may be	2
not apt to	2
it can be	2
proportion than for	2
war be carried	2
ships of war	2
reason why we	2
and which must	2
to take the	2
so would it	2
in england is	2
the same places	2
that has laid	2
for the author	2
all the merchants	2
as they were	2
for bringing in	2
immediately advance in	2
for the putting	2
but also to	2
necessarily advance the	2
raise the price	2
to supply the	2
in old money	2
away all our	2
riches and glory	2
of our present	2
to an ounce	2
that the intrinsick	2
we have all	2
his own countrey	2
made of its	2
coin in all	2
draw a bill	2
to open the	2
time of peace	2
and augment bullion	2
of its being	2
money than either	2
instrument of commerce	2
so that here	2
for the people	2
the coins of	2
as to preserve	2
different computations of	2
for a guinea	2
to prevent it	2
plate shall be	2
in proportion than	2
should only be	2
eighty per cent	2
as also for	2
the clipping of	2
to its former	2
the rix dollar	2
strangers to buy	2
rich mines in	2
to have regard	2
doctor in the	2
in as much	2
the exchange to	2
shall continue to	2
in their accounts	2
to the officer	2
fineness proved to	2
vented of fish	2
they might have	2
to the computations	2
the old price	2
all people that	2
for what they	2
advance on the	2
the new coining	2
bullion may be	2
no other way	2
whose estates are	2
this revolution of	2
in whose hands	2
nothing can possibly	2
to have the	2
for the bringing	2
what we have	2
successors of andrew	2
computing the valuation	2
have much more	2
methods may be	2
gold shall be	2
will certainly be	2
brought to its	2
they have the	2
doctor says in	2
upon the coasts	2
may be made	2
that if it	2
paucity of chapmen	2
to make a	2
and the reason	2
people are not	2
people would then	2
of the current	2
the means whereby	2
in all which	2
to raise and	2
we put upon	2
and all the	2
and of our	2
cause the product	2
the rents of	2
used to have	2
the government had	2
half a crown	2
sure to have	2
and though they	2
for that the	2
pay for it	2
only keep our	2
of lessening the	2
need of the	2
and making it	2
smalnesse of custome	2
i would fain	2
in like manner	2
four times the	2
crop of wheat	2
our coin will	2
time to time	2
the true weight	2
till they are	2
a greater value	2
to transport them	2
and as the	2
their just debts	2
the destruction of	2
run against us	2
weight of your	2
the less in	2
money in specie	2
to take them	2
sell it for	2
as well and	2
of foreign coins	2
and other pieces	2
him in the	2
good of the	2
holland or any	2
much as he	2
that shall continue	2
which we can	2
the governments in	2
send into the	2
the money be	2
spi global keyed	2
to be rid	2
made by the	2
except the merchant	2
above all other	2
make good this	2
if we will	2
respect to foreign	2
have had the	2
it be a	2
is the instrument	2
and yet they	2
within this kingdom	2
in any other	2
too tedious to	2
for human life	2
they are not	2
kept in a	2
be sufficient to	2
as you have	2
have no exchange	2
to the truth	2
of custome upon	2
it had been	2
but what is	2
chiefly in the	2
of the treasury	2
the compass of	2
other countries and	2
and that would	2
we have great	2
sums of money	2
on the same	2
and it will	2
which they have	2
people on work	2
being more rare	2
man will be	2
too light by	2
of andrew anderson	2
then it is	2
money for what	2
the carrying out	2
is the most	2
at the latter	2
men among us	2
to buy foreign	2
the money they	2
be considered that	2
service of the	2
the great concourse	2
is but reasonable	2
and the course	2
of them to	2
than the value	2
any clipt money	2
gold too dear	2
we have before	2
first and third	2
their money as	2
to that perfection	2
from the ill	2
may be easily	2
may be thought	2
that may be	2
how shall our	2
should cost you	2
to keep it	2
piece of money	2
the english nation	2
exchange to holland	2
we might afford	2
but that the	2
running against us	2
raising of our	2
or exporting our	2
passing of any	2
it to the	2
or bills of	2
not in the	2
to alter the	2
of the old	2
that they might	2
and when that	2
the advantages of	2
for the carrying	2
as moneys in	2
to it s	2
advance and pay	2
in the pound	2
i have already	2
the coin shall	2
since our coin	2
the nation being	2
bring in great	2
the first and	2
solicitous for the	2
taken off from	2
be thought fit	2
in the fifth	2
would be so	2
the experience of	2
city and port	2
hath given a	2
pay it with	2
all cities and	2
is much more	2
there should be	2
take them from	2
that they will	2
and on the	2
heirs and successors	2
the currant cash	2
much as they	2
the plenty of	2
your most humble	2
the greatest folly	2
original in the	2
to be counterfeited	2
is of the	2
goods to another	2
groweth in their	2
they come to	2
to my native	2
to enrich and	2
as will be	2
or paucity of	2
for strangers to	2
to the different	2
abuses of the	2
of silver rises	2
per ounce difference	2
and consequently not	2
in the netherlands	2
put a stop	2
jacobus goeth for	2
more of your	2
of commodities and	2
of the first	2
exceed in exportations	2
could not possibly	2
the ease of	2
trade of cheating	2
shall not take	2
of the kingdome	2
needful to be	2
but then i	2
commodities of our	2
able to carry	2
losers by this	2
three kingdoms in	2
the discovery and	2
that has been	2
it necessary to	2
trade and exchanges	2
of their being	2
clear loss to	2
as the parliament	2
with gold or	2
custome inwards and	2
reduced to it	2
of the great	2
by computing the	2
practice of all	2
they were at	2
penalties on all	2
be sure to	2
by such advance	2
government had put	2
of these bills	2
tiff page image	2
from some places	2
to give the	2
of all other	2
which other nations	2
fifty eight shilling	2
before the regulation	2
our foreign expence	2
not only to	2
he has l	2
par of the	2
as he shall	2
their own people	2
the space of	2
this may be	2
respect to your	2
making good the	2
the nominal value	2
of being the	2
little or none	2
goods of our	2
am not ignorant	2
set on their	2
of the ill	2
copper money as	2
the instrument of	2
it to its	2
man pay for	2
to the person	2
regulation of our	2
upon good security	2
the publick good	2
may be said	2
all other commodities	2
of pieces of	2
to their exceeding	2
rise in the	2
impositions are laid	2
to pay a	2
or three millions	2
which god hath	2
celeste ng text	2
by no means	2
greater quantity of	2
in some places	2
nation that hath	2
upon this occasion	2
fit to raise	2
will then be	2
on that subject	2
amongst us at	2
and the same	2
there is such	2
there is likewise	2
gold be reduced	2
reformation of the	2
which it may	2
a sort of	2
the rising and	2
be paid again	2
instance in the	2
for we shall	2
does any man	2
by which time	2
east india trade	2
by the hollanders	2
proportion to their	2
for the clipt	2
part of his	2
publick occasions as	2
but if we	2
which makes them	2
certain day to	2
the same denomination	2
by lease for	2
make it pass	2
and since the	2
which i can	2
sending out our	2
the produce of	2
to the parties	2
in time of	2
to the good	2
or go to	2
i humbly conceive	2
is no occasion	2
whose debts were	2
that we shall	2
that the said	2
userers and purchasers	2
are able to	2
army in flanders	2
of such things	2
and all our	2
a great part	2
masters of it	2
or melt down	2
i have here	2
bringing in of	2
to follow their	2
of all commodities	2
shall be thought	2
may be double	2
the doctors notion	2
if it should	2
or ships yearly	2
i am of	2
will be all	2
ought to be	2
will seem to	2
and i cannot	2
if we consider	2
so bad as	2
and both our	2
the due weight	2
to carry on	2
of england p	2
consequently that silver	2
of sterling silver	2
i cannot see	2
in lieu thereof	2
and a little	2
make them current	2
valuation that the	2
by those that	2
and your other	2
it does not	2
advance of things	2
running cash of	2
at the first	2
and causing it	2
ounce of sterling	2
bullion and exchanges	2
now coined in	2
the coin will	2
may buy gold	2
their exceeding great	2
shall grow due	2
if it shall	2
values of them	2
other trading countrys	2
silver is not	2
by a certain	2
quarter parts of	2
of the english	2
paid for in	2
melting down our	2
and fineness proved	2
at the market	2
to make their	2
have before shewn	2
and silver out	2
will be paid	2
by continuing the	2
of a nation	2
of counterfeit money	2
we should have	2
are laid upon	2
themselves and others	2
shall be obliged	2
which you have	2
in a great	2
of ten per	2
added to our	2
that kind of	2
and six pence	2
to the mint	2
great quantities of	2
of a trading	2
of great value	2
there is not	2
one or two	2
of our milled	2
him to the	2
and not only	2
and what was	2
a piece of	2
whereas the loss	2
without charge to	2
of the sea	2
value of all	2
coyn hath been	2
and successors of	2
not paying their	2
silver in exchange	2
the introduction of	2
silver shall be	2
them for their	2
lett out by	2
and are sold	2
do not see	2
runs the risque	2
in a crown	2
of the place	2
to the informer	2
serve for their	2
would not have	2
and this will	2
by the raising	2
be less than	2
of our goods	2
for the commodities	2
the east india	2
the continuation of	2
here in england	2
them from us	2
a pair of	2
then what great	2
doth not only	2
bullion than they	2
round about this	2
at a loss	2
chuse to have	2
its due weight	2
half the value	2
nobility and gentry	2
it will bring	2
to give them	2
bought of the	2
the one being	2
them rather than	2
copper money for	2
number of pieces	2
the current money	2
might have been	2
great decay of	2
brought from thence	2
is at this	2
to their advantage	2
of trade between	2
be the most	2
and all over	2
because it would	2
much of our	2
influenced by the	2
so great an	2
to find out	2
scotland and ireland	2
so much clear	2
for our home	2
any thing but	2
moneys amongst us	2
decay of this	2
for by this	2
when they shall	2
of all kinds	2
to general satisfaction	2
clipping of the	2
again to the	2
in any of	2
governments set on	2
occasioned by the	2
where we have	2
it in the	2
will rise in	2
and not paid	2
in other parts	2
as had been	2
if you have	2
the old money	2
because i have	2
out our bullion	2
that it can	2
three per cent	2
influence upon the	2
when the merchant	2
the passing of	2
to be all	2
increase of custome	2
which he hath	2
my native country	2
of rising and	2
interest of the	2
if it were	2
to run against	2
would cost nothing	2
shillings six pence	2
less than a	2
equal to an	2
for all the	2
make their payments	2
by that time	2
or if he	2
plentiful of all	2
long as any	2
of our privy	2
price or value	2
is not so	2
of our reign	2
convenient priviledges and	2
by gods help	2
lasts sold at	2
can sell cheapest	2
severe penalties on	2
and nature of	2
buy foreign commodities	2
applied themselves to	2
should have his	2
the silver money	2
of all trade	2
as the ingenious	2
be said to	2
shall think fit	2
value of l	2
but from the	2
our lands and	2
to be so	2
and if this	2
for their labour	2
condition of the	2
price of guineas	2
in poland s	2
reduced to a	2
relation to each	2
sort of commodities	2
it shall grow	2
and those that	2
the counterfeit money	2
standard of their	2
but before i	2
he used to	2
more than formerly	2
the seventh year	2
at least per	2
well as moneys	2
as we see	2
in weight and	2
that copper money	2
must be given	2
would fain know	2
that rather than	2
of the introduction	2
in the realm	2
one shall discover	2
exchange is made	2
out more bullion	2
that some of	2
the value thereof	2
in foreign countries	2
country is the	2
in the foregoing	2
managements of trade	2
the hollanders and	2
have been able	2
in his kingdom	2
were contracted before	2
would it be	2
and that i	2
continue to do	2
those rich mines	2
piece will wear	2
of these cases	2
no man can	2
and is as	2
to my own	2
our reign the	2
shall the silver	2
buy an ounce	2
will buy an	2
our money to	2
trade with other	2
shall not only	2
and to make	2
our own products	2
hollanders and other	2
and that it	2
to this nation	2
where they are	2
paid in rials	2
you have an	2
as to his	2
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