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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	36
the constable and marshall	23
if any man shall	13
represented either as utf	12
characters represented either as	12
a proclamation against fighting	11
proclamation against fighting of	11
from proquest page images	10
markup reviewed and edited	10
encoded text transcribed from	10
owned by the institutions	10
english books online text	10
to the terms of	10
i text is available	10
coded from proquest page	10
providing financial support to	10
the institutions providing financial	10
edition of the work	10
financial support to the	10
this phase i text	10
even for commercial purposes	10
of the work described	10
encoded edition of the	10
keyed and coded from	10
tcp assigned for keying	10
according to the terms	10
support to the early	10
is available for reuse	10
described above is co	10
this keyboarded and encoded	10
all without asking permission	10
terms of creative commons	10
assigned for keying and	10
to the early english	10
books online text creation	10
by the institutions providing	10
and coded from proquest	10
the terms of creative	10
the text can be	10
the work described above	10
images scanned from microfilm	10
and markup reviewed and	10
for keying and markup	10
keyboarded and encoded edition	10
text can be copied	10
text and markup reviewed	10
text is available for	10
online text creation partnership	10
the early english books	10
work described above is	10
institutions providing financial support	10
phase i text is	10
and encoded edition of	10
that is to say	8
true and perfect copy	8
a true and perfect	8
the law of god	8
any person or persons	8
for as much as	8
and perfect copy of	8
is one of the	7
there is not any	7
it is to be	7
against fighting of duels	7
record of the period	6
the project have been	6
texts created during phase	6
markup guidelines are available	6
in mind that in	6
by proquest via their	6
usually the first edition	6
have been looked at	6
oxford and the publisher	6
spi global keyed and	6
and encoded texts based	6
were sent to external	6
there are a number	6
some errors will remain	6
these processes should make	6
and therefore of any	6
later edition of a	6
been released into the	6
unicode or tei g	6
accurately transcribed and encoded	6
made about the data	6
at our court at	6
simplify the filling in	6
been looked at by	6
of the original in	6
encoding was enhanced and	6
image sets published by	6
should be aware of	6
elements to simplify the	6
the tei in libraries	6
is to encode one	6
now take and use	6
reflect the true nature	6
created by converting tcp	6
the texts were encoded	6
encoded texts based on	6
marked as illegible were	6
will never have been	6
of any assumptions that	6
of the tei in	6
is a partnership between	6
aware of the process	6
image sets were sent	6
true nature of the	6
be aware of the	6
mnemonic sdata character entities	6
were encoded and linked	6
the filling in of	6
instances will never have	6
qa standards were returned	6
phase of the project	6
did not meet qa	6
likelihood such instances will	6
can now take and	6
of instances per text	6
based on the image	6
keyers to be redone	6
there was a compelling	6
illegibles were encoded as	6
compelling reason to do	6
carried out by editorial	6
title published between and	6
of textual data within	6
in all likelihood such	6
intended to range over	6
are eligible for inclusion	6
the publisher proquest to	6
companies for transcription and	6
in english were prioritized	6
text selection was based	6
all likelihood such instances	6
credit and attribution is	6
then carried out by	6
processed by university of	6
public domain as of	6
publisher proquest to create	6
edition of a work	6
transcription and basic encoding	6
tcp files to tei	6
in accordance with level	6
to a limit of	6
in oxford and michigan	6
while the overall quality	6
guidelines are available at	6
and markup guidelines are	6
texts were encoded and	6
and sometimes a second	6
to produce large quantities	6
sets published by proquest	6
tcp is a partnership	6
general aim of eebo	6
works in english were	6
creation partnership web site	6
never have been looked	6
court at whitehall the	6
placeholder characters or elements	6
in the meane time	6
large quantities of textual	6
is given to their	6
of known extent have	6
reason to do so	6
or tei g elements	6
as opposed to critical	6
process of creating the	6
usual project restraints of	6
are available at the	6
page images in accordance	6
or text strings within	6
editorial teams in oxford	6
these texts for their	6
bear in mind that	6
notably latin and welsh	6
at the text creation	6
overall quality of tcp	6
anyone can now take	6
the appellant and defendant	6
should make clear that	6
text strings within braces	6
the print record of	6
their early english books	6
gap elements of known	6
quality of tcp data	6
and those which did	6
texts have been issued	6
proquest via their early	6
request that due credit	6
linked to page images	6
published by proquest via	6
cambridge bibliography of english	6
a compelling reason to	6
of tcp data is	6
the usual project restraints	6
a second or later	6
at by a tcp	6
take and use these	6
keying and markup guidelines	6
not so much as	6
based on the new	6
the true nature of	6
converting tcp files to	6
aimed to produce large	6
mainly structural encoding based	6
the text creation partnership	6
limit of instances per	6
tcp aimed to produce	6
between the universities of	6
accuracy and those which	6
number of works in	6
the image sets published	6
yet for all that	6
was proofread for accuracy	6
between and available in	6
but we respectfully request	6
up to a limit	6
transformed into placeholder characters	6
first editions of a	6
proquest to create accurately	6
chosen if there was	6
remaining illegibles were encoded	6
during phase of the	6
each text was proofread	6
michigan and oxford and	6
the overall quality of	6
over a wide variety	6
text was proofread for	6
work was chosen if	6
therefore of any assumptions	6
a work was chosen	6
project was divided into	6
texts based on the	6
quality assurance was then	6
published between and available	6
chose to create diplomatic	6
structural encoding based on	6
that in all likelihood	6
were returned to the	6
project have been released	6
released into the public	6
changes to facilitate morpho	6
the law of england	6
our court at whitehall	6
texts for their own	6
by a tcp editor	6
of creating the tcp	6
available at the text	6
in of gaps by	6
assurance was then carried	6
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year of our reign	6
to simplify the filling	6
partnership between the universities	6
for an anonymous work	6
text creation partnership web	6
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any remaining illegibles were	6
encoding based on the	6
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new cambridge bibliography of	6
by university of nebraska	6
data within the usual	6
of time and funding	6
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to reflect the true	6
of the texts have	6
possible up to a	6
respectfully request that due	6
that due credit and	6
into placeholder characters or	6
bibliography of english literature	6
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and therefore chose to	6
tei in libraries guidelines	6
users should bear in	6
or later edition of	6
to page images in	6
nature of the print	6
looked at by a	6
with level of the	6
range over a wide	6
of a works in	6
known extent have been	6
accordance with level of	6
wide variety of subject	6
to create diplomatic transcriptions	6
of the project have	6
to their original source	6
by editorial teams in	6
p using tcp tei	6
errors will remain and	6
processes should make clear	6
were corrected where possible	6
a partnership between the	6
the texts have been	6
their works are eligible	6
was divided into two	6
not meet qa standards	6
or for an anonymous	6
universities of michigan and	6
of works in other	6
elements of known extent	6
illegible were corrected where	6
have been released into	6
and as it were	6
sets were sent to	6
of each text was	6
with changes to facilitate	6
to the keyers to	6
tcp data is very	6
use these texts for	6
tcp is to encode	6
be marked as illegible	6
was then carried out	6
the keyers to be	6
of the print record	6
create accurately transcribed and	6
transcribed and encoded texts	6
of the process of	6
teams in oxford and	6
within the usual project	6
for transcription and basic	6
global keyed and coded	6
was chosen if there	6
was based on the	6
iv tiff page image	6
keying companies for transcription	6
sent to external keying	6
and oxford and the	6
characters or elements to	6
language title published between	6
works in other languages	6
based on the text	6
and linked to page	6
should bear in mind	6
those which did not	6
standards were returned to	6
copies of the texts	6
the public domain as	6
ascii text with mnemonic	6
to external keying companies	6
corrected and characters marked	6
and attribution is given	6
with mnemonic sdata character	6
given at our court	6
be made about the	6
tei p using tcp	6
of gaps by user	6
level of the tei	6
to encode one copy	6
by converting tcp files	6
whichever is the greater	6
will remain and some	6
opposed to critical editions	6
editions of a works	6
attribution is given to	6
data is very good	6
understanding these processes should	6
been transformed into placeholder	6
and the publisher proquest	6
of a work was	6
issued variously as sgml	6
been issued variously as	6
on the text encoding	6
a wide variety of	6
given to their original	6
due credit and attribution	6
project restraints of time	6
for accuracy and those	6
and characters marked as	6
to range over a	6
were encoded as gap	6
the new cambridge bibliography	6
was enhanced and or	6
text with mnemonic sdata	6
characters marked as illegible	6
files to tei p	6
filling in of gaps	6
some readable characters will	6
characters will be marked	6
returned to the keyers	6
mind that in all	6
and available in eebo	6
have been issued variously	6
of every monographic english	6
extent have been transformed	6
second or later edition	6
on the new cambridge	6
readable characters will be	6
creating the tcp texts	6
the text encoding initiative	6
meet qa standards were	6
images in accordance with	6
assumptions that can be	6
sometimes a second or	6
external keying companies for	6
we respectfully request that	6
as illegible were corrected	6
variety of subject areas	6
a limit of instances	6
or elements to simplify	6
created during phase of	6
on the image sets	6
corrected where possible up	6
quantities of textual data	6
can be made about	6
remain and some readable	6
produce large quantities of	6
domain as of january	6
the encoding was enhanced	6
divided into two phases	6
enhanced and or corrected	6
the universities of michigan	6
and or corrected and	6
the process of creating	6
the kings of england	6
that can be made	6
unicode or text strings	6
to create accurately transcribed	6
selection was intended to	6
encoded and linked to	6
via their early english	6
print record of the	6
the general aim of	6
are a number of	6
to tei p using	6
works are eligible for	6
have been transformed into	6
or corrected and characters	6
such instances will never	6
a number of works	6
textual data within the	6
gaps by user contributors	6
reproduction of the original	6
any assumptions that can	6
restraints of time and	6
and some readable characters	6
of michigan and oxford	6
the contempt of death	6
if there was a	6
selection was based on	6
a works in english	6
encoded as gap s	6
therefore chose to create	6
to the end that	6
included and sometimes a	6
will be marked as	6
which did not meet	6
into the public domain	6
was intended to range	6
as i haue said	5
for the common good	5
for the good of	5
sir francis bacon knight	5
his maiesties attourney generall	5
in the british library	5
printed by john bill	5
the presence of the	5
the original in the	5
constable and marshall shall	5
of the constable and	5
that it is a	5
the time of transcription	4
blazon or coat of	4
tokenized and linguistically annotated	4
and metadata enrichments aim	4
format that preserves archaic	4
any man shall accept	4
whitehall the thirteenth day	4
his answer to the	4
text has no known	4
recorded as gap elements	4
information in the star	4
thirteenth day of august	4
annotation includes standard spellings	4
and that it is	4
in the presence of	4
copy of a letter	4
of dorchester to the	4
by the sieur de	4
changes and metadata enrichments	4
original in the british	4
decree of the star	4
to the lord roos	4
metadata enrichments aim at	4
defects that were recorded	4
by the lord marquis	4
the charge of sir	4
at restoring the text	4
version of the tcp	4
of august in the	4
the decree of the	4
users from many walks	4
collaborative curation by amateur	4
letter written by the	4
english short title catalog	4
the lord marquis of	4
charge of sir francis	4
the feare of death	4
based collaborative curation by	4
chamber against priest and	4
the text the author	4
royal blazon or coat	4
text is an enriched	4
of the lord roos	4
enriched version of the	4
digital transcription a of	4
and forme of combats	4
author or stationer meant	4
curation by amateur and	4
standard spellings that support	4
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or stationer meant to	4
vpon an information in	4
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that support the display	4
restoring the text the	4
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at making the text	4
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the twelfth year of	4
dorchester to the lord	4
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covantage keyed and coded	4
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gap elements at the	4
r in the english	4
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the thirteenth day of	4
answer to the marquesse	4
the lawes of god	4
or coat of arms	4
charge and command all	4
tcp digital transcription a	4
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end users from many	4
estc r ocm this	4
and suitable for network	4
against fighting of duells	4
lord marquis of dorchester	4
from many walks of	4
apex covantage keyed and	4
stationer meant to publish	4
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august in the twelfth	4
spellings that support the	4
whether a christian magistrate	4
copy of the lord	4
changes aim at restoring	4
day of august in	4
against priest and wright	4
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desire to doe well	4
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at whitehall the thirteenth	4
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enrichments aim at making	4
the sieur de chevalier	4
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lord roos his answer	4
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professional end users from	4
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text more computationally tractable	4
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transcription a of text	4
elements at the time	4
duels england and wales	4
roos his answer to	4
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textual changes aim at	4
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marquis of dorchester to	4
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ocm this keyboarded and	4
the annotation includes standard	4
a christian magistrate may	4
a of text r	4
the author or stationer	4
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chamber in the same	4
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the lord roos his	4
known defects that were	4
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letter written the of	4
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his maiesties said atturney	4
twelfth year of our	4
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that we will not	4
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	4
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textual changes and metadata	4
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way of prosecuting satisfaction	3
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vain pretence of honour	3
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command all our loving	3
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pardon to any person	3
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meanes to roote them	3
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villemor et de fontaines	3
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logarbo sampled and proofread	3
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of the deceased sieurs	2
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if he did not	2
that it is for	2
that the law of	2
printed by andrew anderson	2
of the servants of	2
thomas harper for b	2
is it not better	2
and found in his	2
september th at chelmsford	2
if it were possible	2
as well as the	2
marshall of the heralds	2
manifested to the world	2
length of the weapon	2
of our lawes and	2
impious and unlawful duells	2
him that he was	2
or persons who shall	2
euery appoyntment of the	2
would haue beene so	2
forbid all intercession or	2
droit honi soit qvi	2
a field not far	2
other pains and punishments	2
doe better then others	2
such other pains and	2
i never had any	2
his maiesty in that	2
and xml conversion a	2
thee o god the	2
the killing of a	2
as if a man	2
it hath been seene	2
a discovrse of valovr	2
that thou art a	2
behalf of the offenders	2
our proclamation strictly charge	2
holding or entertaining either	2
what can be imagined	2
least a naturall death	2
content with her selfe	2
seruice of the prince	2
shall carry any such	2
so much as the	2
is the euill spirit	2
or returne a challenge	2
roote in the branches	2
in so much as	2
but if such a	2
and when he was	2
what shall become of	2
having by our declaration	2
the said offence shall	2
a thing of nothing	2
solemne oath before god	2
let not them that	2
is to be considered	2
our command expressed by	2
there any thing so	2
haue no need of	2
they know that they	2
after he had rode	2
desire to make themselues	2
to be challenged any	2
thereby become incapable of	2
agreement to performe the	2
be many that doe	2
any person that shall	2
that tell yong men	2
not only incurre our	2
the discourse of reason	2
but a man must	2
giues the law an	2
in the proofe of	2
to the subuersion of	2
tell yong men when	2
the conseruation of the	2
presidents and examples of	2
and he that is	2
it is in vaine	2
two or three witnesses	2
of the wrath of	2
said offence shall be	2
every person or persons	2
appoyntment of the field	2
loving subiects of what	2
duells england and wales	2
the crowne of england	2
the sergeant at armes	2
god will be angry	2
this is not all	2
annotation on thomason copy	2
offered vp and sacrificed	2
and these who shall	2
from the practise of	2
he shall see that	2
to the seruice of	2
the end of them	2
be the end of	2
so god you help	2
and especially by the	2
the nature of a	2
on the behalf of	2
that no man may	2
against according to law	2
there be some that	2
houre after three of	2
an art of it	2
deposition of two or	2
they are ready to	2
the nobilitie of france	2
and we do further	2
bee in case of	2
to punish such as	2
this is the second	2
whereunto the said offence	2
contemn our command expressed	2
serue for an example	2
in the hands of	2
them into the lists	2
proclamation against duels england	2
at end of text	2
resolution of my heart	2
our court or presence	2
of a purpose in	2
and do not forthwith	2
no difference betweene an	2
hauing regard to the	2
the nineteenth day of	2
of the iustice of	2
behaviour of master uuilliam	2
for that you are	2
these who shall carry	2
the fortune of a	2
him that is dead	2
the blood of the	2
be imagined more exquisite	2
a man would say	2
to the order of	2
by his maiesty in	2
to the next iustice	2
with intention and agreement	2
for feare to be	2
purpose in any to	2
take thee for my	2
holy temple of honour	2
in the midst of	2
the image of god	2
of such impious and	2
of our privy council	2
against duels england and	2
not prouided sufficient punishment	2
not extend our pardon	2
through all the prouinces	2
in case of treason	2
by the consideration of	2
the penalties before expressed	2
a naturall death should	2
for or on the	2
enchanteth the spirits of	2
and published at the	2
is not almost any	2
halfe houre after three	2
next iustice of peace	2
shall accept to bee	2
runne the fortune of	2
either office or imployment	2
as they did in	2
case being an impartial	2
suffer such other pains	2
and what is vniust	2
performe the fight beyond	2
to make himselfe worthy	2
the capacity of this	2
that which they doe	2
they doe not kill	2
what shall we doe	2
such impious and unlawful	2
the end of the	2
incurre our highest displeasure	2
in the two and	2
you are the head	2
and thirtieth year of	2
intention and agreement to	2
it is not a	2
in the march of	2
or they so offending	2
gentlemen of great quality	2
that a man may	2
churchyard at the signe	2
realme with intention and	2
original in bodleian library	2
make himselfe worthy of	2
to be of the	2
penitent behaviour of master	2
there will be no	2
of duells england and	2
and are to be	2
that can be imagined	2
any scandalous bruites or	2
the censure of this	2
in any such duel	2
be of any other	2
a thing it is	2
the twenty sixth year	2
difference betweene an insidious	2
necessarie discourse of duells	2
that it was not	2
thousand pounds money foresaid	2
doe not know what	2
any to goe beyond	2
ought to haue the	2
send any challenge in	2
one of the greatest	2
had beene for the	2
the glory of god	2
in the time of	2
lyable to the penalties	2
the question of fact	2
the behalf of the	2
by the knowledge of	2
presidents of the court	2
graued in letters of	2
in despight of death	2
and de fontaines a	2
kill one another in	2
it is not the	2
in consideration of the	2
which doe not fight	2
published by his maiesty	2
who shall offend contrary	2
faire tree of life	2
hee ought to haue	2
shall be in like	2
of the appellant as	2
of a man vppon	2
it ought to be	2
vp and sacrificed to	2
would fight with seconds	2
of the good of	2
but thereby become incapable	2
under our signet at	2
and of the common	2
the spirits of young	2
the day of the	2
we do further declare	2
of duels england and	2
the subuersion of gouernment	2
as if he had	2
no by the king	2
know what it is	2
to the hope to	2
a iust iudgement of	2
of any other inferior	2
will not be found	2
fourth day of november	2
can be imagined more	2
never afterwards be permitted	2
speake no more of	2
shall depart the realme	2
the law an affront	2
deliuer to the said	2
the vniuersitie of cambridge	2
as it were a	2
of the magistrates hand	2
challenged any person or	2
civilwar no by the	2
for an example of	2
sword in your hand	2
and of our reign	2
but in a duell	2
deliuer any writing or	2
according to the honourable	2
it is for the	2
of the march of	2
an insidious and foule	2
or imployment in our	2
that wheresoeuer an offence	2
the twenty fourth day	2
they to suffer such	2
killing of a man	2
published at brussels the	2
and the killing of	2
the furies of the	2
that you are both	2
the hand of the	2
the law shall inflict	2
them to the duell	2
mal y pense royal	2
duell with any of	2
mo a wing c	2
or other wayes or	2
for that they haue	2
all rigour and severity	2
then they shall be	2
a knight and two	2
the body of his	2
to go with him	2
they which die in	2
one of the strongest	2
the hands of a	2
he would go to	2
all our loving subiects	2
utter dislike of such	2
censured in this court	2
as the law shall	2
for the repressing of	2
to serue as a	2
greatnes of courage is	2
in time to come	2
which should haue brought	2
with a sword in	2
be hindered and restrained	2
he came to the	2
the hope of immortality	2
john bill and christopher	2
but it is acquired	2
are to be sold	2
and thus much for	2
a discourse of valour	2
combat was granted vnto	2
as our council shall	2
the presidents and examples	2
desired me to go	2
three thousand pounds money	2
by the constable and	2
to all the rest	2
thus much for the	2
guilty of the said	2
the last act of	2
in so faire a	2
a second or otherwise	2
our signet at holy	2
persons who shall offend	2
or entertaining either office	2
the fee of the	2
which is the most	2
bring with them into	2
given under our signet	2
with the blood of	2
and proceeded against according	2
answereth to the contempt	2
shall not only incurre	2
and in a word	2
it bee in case	2
to goe beyond the	2
case fit for the	2
paules churchyard at the	2
find out the truth	2
so much hurt by	2
at such a price	2
haue hazarded their liues	2
by thomas harper for	2
for him that is	2
of two or three	2
severity of the laws	2
we do hereby forbid	2
if it had beene	2
punishable in this court	2
accept to bee a	2
in old time the	2
to a former proclamation	2
the said priest and	2
from the beginning to	2
yet that is not	2
to be exempt from	2
or matter of fellony	2
the next iustice of	2
which could not be	2
to bee a second	2
lord chiefe iustice of	2
of the most excellent	2
the point of honour	2
at the courts of	2
man shall depart the	2
shall be lyable to	2
that it is not	2
diuine and humane lawes	2
that it is in	2
of the best times	2
march of king norrey	2
fault but in your	2
with this incomparable vertue	2
if he be a	2
the king of the	2
to be a christian	2
office or imployment in	2
three of the clock	2
thereof a treatise wherein	2
second in a challenge	2
the confession of the	2
hindered and restrained from	2
hundred and seventy four	2
come into the lists	2
extend our pardon to	2
to be greater then	2
that there is a	2
by our declaration published	2
that the state takes	2
it had beene for	2
to conspire against the	2
not kill one another	2
the realme with intention	2
be lyable to the	2
qvi mal y pense	2
one of them was	2
mon droit honi soit	2
a desire to doe	2
and to the end	2
by this our proclamation	2
two esquires of the	2
it is acquired by	2
of that horrid nature	2
the fauour of the	2
is the good of	2
to this our express	2
that they haue beene	2
doe not kill one	2
constant and settled resolution	2
to find out the	2
action within the lists	2
the execution of it	2
then the constable and	2
the quality of the	2
the eie of iustice	2
y pense royal blazon	2
a constant and settled	2
any writing or message	2
must giue place to	2
to doe better then	2
and in paules churchyard	2
doe enioy the benefit	2
any thing in your	2
beginning to the end	2
when they are before	2
aboue the common sort	2
with the eyes of	2
said priest and wright	2
the honour and profit	2
violation of our lawes	2
to the world our	2
of the tribe of	2
we must consider the	2
permitted to come into	2
any of our subiects	2
the most part doe	2
is iust and what	2
for the maintenance of	2
in combate or single	2
that you may be	2
hereby forbid all intercession	2
let vs enquire of	2
that it must be	2
person that shall contemn	2
and agreement to performe	2
and xml conversion the	2
there shall be no	2
put a period to	2
twenty fourth day of	2
all intercession or mediation	2
the conscience of the	2
men when they are	2
in a matter of	2
of death it selfe	2
to make proofe of	2
of a dying man	2
which i am sure	2
the question of right	2
iust iudgement of god	2
not acted or performed	2
unto some of our	2
capacity of this court	2
or that the constable	2
person or persons that	2
it belongs then to	2
to the memory of	2
this our proclamation strictly	2
be conformable to the	2
by any scandalous bruites	2
it is the mother	2
declaration published at brussels	2
and shall say to	2
boteler was not near	2
there was no speach	2
any man shall depart	2
there is not a	2
bill and christopher barker	2
by the ancient law	2
the world our utter	2
do here take thee	2
by duell and single	2
one thousand six hundred	2
the forfeiture of his	2
knight and two esquires	2
rash effusion of blood	2
of the action within	2
to know which of	2
see if a duell	2
the nobility of france	2
thousand six hundred and	2
when they are otherwise	2
to meditate vpon death	2
be in like manner	2
let not the first	2
let them that shall	2
what is iust and	2
at graies inne gate	2
and severity of the	2
the wrath of god	2
any other inferior quality	2
the roote in the	2
this practise of duells	2
we do hereby declare	2
civilwar no a true	2
know a mans selfe	2
it will be very	2
hazarded their liues to	2
much as a shadow	2
betweene an insidious and	2
to the vniuersitie of	2
proceed without respect of	2
executed september th at	2
there is nothing so	2
letter to the said	2
appellant as the defendant	2
the action within the	2
only incurre our highest	2
i went to him	2
of the king of	2
xml conversion a true	2
do hereby forbid all	2
once in their liues	2
in such a place	2
signe of the bible	2
vs see if a	2
the keepers of the	2
within a few minutes	2
man shall accept or	2
the eyes of their	2
the discourse of valour	2
if hee had beene	2
be permitted to come	2
de fontaines a most	2
to the constable and	2
a man is condemned	2
into our court or	2
if it be acted	2
or deliuer any writing	2
because hee would not	2
et mon droit honi	2
the holy temple of	2
through the merits of	2
law hath not prouided	2
your maiestie will take	2
fit for the censure	2
without respect of persons	2
if a man should	2
it was for a	2
the foot of the	2
by the meanes of	2
dislike of such impious	2
afterwards be permitted to	2
the words of a	2
by the command of	2
is not to be	2
let vs see if	2
shall accept or returne	2
command expressed by this	2
which hath made you	2
not to fall into	2
in the question of	2
little way with him	2
out of his house	2
to suffer such other	2
do declare that i	2
it must be so	2
to the knowledge that	2
said attourney generall did	2
be to thee o	2
and i am sure	2
spirits of young men	2
entertaining either office or	2
any thing of that	2
of a good stampe	2
nor actually fight such	2
accept or conceal any	2
haue been ashamed to	2
at the foot of	2
that carrieth away the	2
duells vpon an information	2
the honourable judges order	2
sum of three thousand	2
the maintenance of the	2
to come into our	2
fight such duell with	2
challenge or cause to	2
person or persons who	2
the appellant as the	2
six hundred and seventy	2
shall be no more	2
they are before hand	2
is the rule of	2
it is that which	2
that every person or	2
is not this a	2
at the next assises	2
touching the law in	2
so conueied out of	2
and when they are	2
proceeded against according to	2
out of the mire	2
there is no man	2
a generall subuersion of	2
a purpose in any	2
that is not all	2
haue recourse to the	2
there be many that	2
of the greatnes of	2
at brussels the twenty	2
accept or returne a	2
incite them to the	2
fontaines a most necessarie	2
found in his own	2
enemies of the estate	2
former presidents of the	2
to the honourable judges	2
of three thousand pounds	2
not knowing any thing	2
person or persons whatsoever	2
that there is no	2
the signe of the	2
writing or other wayes	2
depart the realme with	2
the end of it	2
it is she that	2
the law hath not	2
art now become my	2
the fight beyond the	2
where the right is	2
duell and single combate	2
shall contemn our command	2
to kill one another	2
wordes of the writte	2
writing or message of	2
the defendant shall be	2
the practise of the	2
of holding or entertaining	2
such duell with any	2
reproduction of original in	2
of master uuilliam boteler	2
to know a mans	2
maiesty in that behalfe	2
man shall reuiue a	2
and examples of the	2
the wordes of the	2
i renounce my own	2
in the raigne of	2
there is not almost	2
be pleased then to	2
of so rare a	2
offences of that horrid	2
it is one of	2
nineteenth day of march	2
the example of iustice	2
intercession or mediation unto	2
and if he be	2
there is not so	2
enioy the benefit of	2
that shall contemn our	2
what is it then	2
and two esquires of	2
brussels the twenty fourth	2
example may bee made	2
accept or know of	2
against the lawes of	2
fighting of duells england	2
censure of this court	2
to bring them vp	2
them which doe not	2
if it please you	2
and never afterwards be	2
to hazard that which	2
maintenance of the estate	2
coming up to london	2
of the loue of	2
that the duell is	2
the queene of vertues	2
subiects of what quality	2
is for the common	2
what is all this	2
after the publication of	2
become incapable of holding	2
with all rigour and	2
the number of your	2
for the consideration of	2
the end of your	2
to proceed without respect	2
a case fit for	2
in letters of gold	2
for that it was	2
the gouernours of prouinces	2
acquitted in his reputation	2
there is no more	2
do not forthwith give	2
our loving subiects of	2
our reign the twenty	2
in the county of	2
at head of title	2
actually fight such duell	2
that it is no	2
the most part of	2
conueied out of the	2
a sword in your	2
a solemne oath before	2
there is nothing more	2
will not extend our	2
that there is some	2
this our express command	2
a marke of soueraigntie	2
him to be his	2
of the law of	2
of that which hath	2
and greatnes of courage	2
know that they are	2
which surpasseth all the	2
not forthwith give notice	2
carry or deliuer any	2
to serue their prince	2
expressed by this proclamation	2
that no other should	2
the sum of three	2
the two and thirtieth	2
why she doth not	2
will be very easie	2
world our utter dislike	2
of our reign the	2
the losse of your	2
of our privy councel	2
to slay one another	2
one corner of the	2
at the signe of	2
or otherwise to the	2
of so much blood	2
it is in expence	2
desire to make himselfe	2
and preparing of witnesses	2
notice thereof unto some	2
other wayes or means	2
shall send any challenge	2
wheresoeuer an offence is	2
soit qvi mal y	2
iust and what is	2
incense and incite them	2
yong men when they	2
of the field is	2
the corruption of the	2
put his hand to	2
be so conueied out	2
thereof unto some of	2
to any person that	2
the of february rutland	2
of the losse of	2
conversion a true and	2
by vs the constable	2
words of a dying	2
fighting of duels england	2
they be in the	2
and now be your	2
there is yet more	2
and which is more	2
of a this text	2
in paules churchyard at	2
or persons that shall	2
it is to bee	2
truth of a fact	2
that if any person	2
they bring with them	2
any man shall reuiue	2
when you are so	2
according to his owne	2
sovereign a this text	2
our declaration published at	2
go to the captains	2
he or they so	2
or deposed nothing materiall	2
honi soit qvi mal	2
in any to goe	2
is in expence of	2
to the penalties before	2
for a thing of	2
to thee o god	2
two and thirtieth year	2
farre from your accompt	2
diev et mon droit	2
doth not feare death	2
in a field not	2
him out of his	2
no a true and	2
man shall send any	2
to be presumed that	2
after three of the	2
otherwise to the next	2
command of the constable	2
our lawes and authority	2
but in this realme	2
to the king of	2
a combat was fought	2
him where parsons was	2
the symptomes thereof a	2
court thought it meete	2
make proofe of his	2
it is as if	2
and own the fact	2
imployment in our service	2
printer to the vniuersitie	2
or on the behalf	2
chiefe iustice of england	2
near whereunto the said	2
that they which die	2
and the courts of	2
that i was a	2
thirtieth year of our	2
who shall carry any	2
with the discourse of	2
fight in combate or	2
no fault but in	2
as the law of	2
nature of a lot	2
that the law hath	2
and against the presidents	2
be challenged any person	2
and incite them to	2
of the prince is	2
reign the twenty sixth	2
vexe the roote in	2
the anatomie of duells	2
insidious and foule murther	2
that is the reason	2
the beginning to the	2
the iustice of god	2
a combat was granted	2
if any person or	2
allow my self in	2
we will not extend	2
examples of the best	2
they haue been ashamed	2
street at the talbot	2
and after he had	2
carry any such challenge	2
come into our court	2
of them in the	2
a testimony of the	2
the third edition reviewed	2
god save the king	2
printed by thomas harper	2
the lord jesus christ	2
incapable of holding or	2
any man shall send	2
out of the magistrates	2
hauing no other end	2
that which is the	2
walk a little way	2
give notice thereof unto	2
our utter dislike of	2
and that is the	2
of the race of	2
that which hath beene	2
and for the present	2