trigram

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trigram	frequency
the king of	103
as well as	103
the prince of	81
of the empire	78
early english books	75
of the french	71
at the hague	69
the duke of	68
his imperial majesty	64
of the peace	62
english books online	60
king of england	57
prince of orange	53
of the nation	49
the rest of	46
the court of	46
one of the	45
text creation partnership	45
based on the	45
the end of	42
to the king	42
my lord arlington	42
the house of	40
the french ambassadors	40
part of the	38
that the king	38
that he had	37
the terms of	37
as to the	36
in the world	34
the same time	34
my lord treasurer	34
that could be	34
to the prince	33
to his majesty	33
of a peace	33
court of rome	33
or at least	33
according to the	32
that it was	32
the course of	32
of the war	32
of his majesties	31
of the treaty	31
either as utf	30
of the dutch	30
on the other	30
keying and markup	30
to the french	30
represented either as	30
characters represented either	30
marked as illegible	30
the ministers of	30
with all the	29
in the mean	29
to be the	29
it would be	29
of the king	28
in the war	27
the head of	27
the mean time	27
of the prince	27
of all the	27
at the same	27
the honour of	27
that of the	26
to enter into	26
of the states	26
the king and	26
could not be	26
of his own	26
and in the	25
that he was	25
by the french	25
and that the	25
the united provinces	25
of the court	24
into the war	24
well as the	24
his most christian	24
most christian majesty	24
and that he	24
with the french	23
the french and	23
the beginning of	23
the interest of	23
the dutch ambassadors	23
to the states	23
between france and	23
to the hague	22
the peace of	22
king of france	22
some of the	22
in the whole	22
by the king	21
of the english	21
against the dutch	21
the whole course	21
the treaty of	21
to make a	21
whole course of	21
in order to	21
and the french	21
that i was	21
the interests of	21
of the allies	21
out of the	21
to do it	20
that his majesty	20
a separate peace	20
not to be	20
rest of the	20
to make the	20
of the parties	20
and the prince	20
of the confederates	20
of the lord	19
at that time	19
of the protestant	19
so great a	19
of the spanish	19
the prince and	19
house of commons	19
he could not	19
with so much	19
if he had	18
at this time	18
there was no	18
that he would	18
that in all	18
his majesty to	18
to all the	18
they would not	18
to do so	18
the king was	18
the elector of	18
and the jesuits	18
of such a	18
to the dutch	18
the other side	17
there was a	17
and the states	17
of the same	17
in a manner	17
of the united	17
for their own	17
those of the	17
the loss of	17
the hand of	17
his royal highness	17
that he might	17
of this war	17
reason to do	17
nature of the	17
it may be	17
course of this	17
and all the	17
returned to the	16
is the greater	16
the process of	16
his majesty and	16
owned by the	16
that all the	16
and those which	16
as if he	16
princes of the	16
to the terms	16
about the end	16
the king had	16
it to the	16
upon this occasion	16
the prince was	16
was intended to	16
of the most	16
of the project	16
in the course	16
house of austria	16
the protestant party	16
that they had	16
there are a	16
upon this subject	16
never have been	16
to be a	16
the crown of	16
the dutch their	16
were sent to	16
on that side	16
variety of subject	16
of time and	16
i could not	16
selection was based	15
the hands of	15
as gap s	15
instances will never	15
mind that in	15
elements to simplify	15
sdata character entities	15
or text strings	15
later edition of	15
online text creation	15
standards were returned	15
that due credit	15
even for commercial	15
to the keyers	15
filling in of	15
their original source	15
project have been	15
of each text	15
print record of	15
universities of michigan	15
and therefore chose	15
language title published	15
during phase of	15
michigan and oxford	15
transformed into placeholder	15
the text creation	15
project restraints of	15
of the people	15
by user contributors	15
for commercial purposes	15
estc r ocm	15
a tcp editor	15
the filling in	15
these texts for	15
will remain and	15
sets published by	15
public domain as	15
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with mnemonic sdata	15
attribution is given	15
such instances will	15
the general aim	15
into two phases	15
in all likelihood	15
of a work	15
credit and attribution	15
to range over	15
tcp aimed to	15
this phase i	15
encoded and linked	15
for an anonymous	15
publisher proquest to	15
a limit of	15
create diplomatic transcriptions	15
process of creating	15
works in english	15
in libraries guidelines	15
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of english literature	15
texts based on	15
sets were sent	15
the institutions providing	15
and encoded texts	15
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project was divided	15
the text can	15
and linked to	15
users should bear	15
external keying companies	15
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is very good	15
partnership web site	15
the image sets	15
a work was	15
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in english were	15
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their own purposes	15
tcp is to	15
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to create diplomatic	15
are a number	15
by converting tcp	15
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within the usual	15
corrected where possible	15
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placeholder characters or	15
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of michigan and	15
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are eligible for	15
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reviewed and edited	15
new cambridge bibliography	15
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as illegible were	15
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after the peace	15
of the texts	15
the true nature	15
possible up to	15
ministers of the	15
and xml conversion	15
image sets published	15
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second or later	15
not meet qa	15
university of nebraska	15
a works in	15
will never have	15
in the empire	15
by university of	15
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text with mnemonic	15
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be marked as	15
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every monographic english	15
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tcp data is	15
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editions of a	15
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characters or elements	15
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tcp files to	15
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elements of known	15
of instances per	15
tcp assigned for	15
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any remaining illegibles	15
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rome and the	14
the states to	14
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course of the	14
i told him	14
the middle of	14
the french ambassador	14
humour of the	14
the county of	14
general of the	14
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prince of conde	13
make use of	13
to the mediators	13
the glory of	13
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interests of the	13
would not be	13
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two or three	13
there is no	13
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i shall not	13
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the states general	13
the english nation	13
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the late war	13
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the triple alliance	12
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england and wales	9
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france and holland	8
treaty with the	8
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of the whole	8
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to go into	8
if it be	8
empire in general	8
subject of the	8
of the spaniards	8
the bottom of	8
he was so	7
to those of	7
and dutch ambassadors	7
of this affair	7
he came to	7
in the head	7
he would have	7
to the congress	7
would be so	7
matter of fact	7
but the french	7
monsieur van lewen	7
hand of the	7
the first of	7
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as to be	7
the protestant interest	7
it in the	7
would be glad	7
of a mediator	7
sent for me	7
the first place	7
to make way	7
the war with	7
in matters of	7
that the first	7
have been made	7
the marquess de	7
had so much	7
of so much	7
by the same	7
the height of	7
and interest of	7
no more to	7
the dutch were	7
for a peace	7
i found the	7
is to be	7
to give the	7
against the lord	7
in with the	7
the council of	7
not able to	7
had the honour	7
that if they	7
a war with	7
kingdom of england	7
to the empire	7
interest of england	7
those of france	7
so that i	7
in this matter	7
of the great	7
sign the peace	7
him in the	7
they did not	7
he had made	7
his own honour	7
and not to	7
in the common	7
made in the	7
which was a	7
that he may	7
where he was	7
carry on the	7
to this day	7
his majesties kingdom	7
that he should	7
evacuate the towns	7
a great many	7
to accept of	7
i should have	7
side of the	7
he was in	7
but that the	7
and with the	7
is like to	7
to be as	7
that if he	7
of his royal	7
of so many	7
to give him	7
his own part	7
they will be	7
of the best	7
early works to	7
had been at	7
had never been	7
and this was	7
that the whole	7
so much the	7
of the rest	7
the most important	7
of this nature	7
of our court	7
of the duke	7
no more than	7
the effects of	7
to be of	7
upon the peace	7
fell into the	7
the peace upon	7
the conclusion of	7
as i said	7
aix la chapelle	7
he had done	7
to this purpose	7
to the english	7
duke of brandenburgh	7
of all his	7
a piece of	7
command of his	7
duke of lorrain	7
by such a	7
of the seas	7
motions of the	7
by the court	7
i leave it	7
must go on	7
his majesties gracious	7
by the last	7
would be in	7
of the crown	7
he had no	7
of his majesty	7
as the dutch	7
any thing of	7
and would have	7
upon the subject	7
to enter upon	7
of one of	7
sea and land	7
the french conquests	7
on the war	7
of the country	7
had not been	7
in defence of	7
in the business	7
should think fit	7
had been so	7
as the king	7
but if the	7
the states were	7
as if they	7
like to have	7
that for the	7
with as much	7
for the first	7
to leave the	7
the time of	7
the french forces	7
that sir w	7
the late king	7
on the contrary	7
in his power	7
the french in	7
with the same	7
should not have	7
but to make	7
his majesty in	7
by sea and	7
for my own	7
set on foot	7
to make him	7
is no doubt	7
the states would	7
the present war	7
kings and princes	7
upon the late	7
they were sure	7
and therefore i	7
to that of	7
into the hands	7
the popish party	7
peace upon the	7
for the present	7
as the prince	7
had been made	7
at our court	7
the foreign committee	7
use of this	7
to the prejudice	6
that they are	6
as any man	6
of one side	6
arlington told me	6
the increase of	6
the confederates were	6
by the peace	6
of the sea	6
to prevent the	6
the favour of	6
the liberty of	6
man of war	6
together with the	6
had so long	6
blood of the	6
the midst of	6
of such an	6
as they are	6
of all other	6
glory of the	6
in general and	6
wing c estc	6
peace between france	6
of this action	6
they had already	6
to evacuate the	6
that the prince	6
logarbo text and	6
nothing of the	6
the strength of	6
blazon or coat	6
my arrival at	6
in the savoy	6
my return to	6
of great brittain	6
to acquaint the	6
in any other	6
marquess de balbaces	6
the french had	6
of doing it	6
in the next	6
time of the	6
think fit to	6
congress at nimeguen	6
in the least	6
soit qvi mal	6
of this treaty	6
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parts of the	6
any of his	6
it hath been	6
or coat of	6
interest of his	6
that there was	6
to make appear	6
to the relief	6
pretended to be	6
in his memoirs	6
would not suffer	6
mona logarbo sampled	6
of the general	6
lord treasurer and	6
earl of arlington	6
return to the	6
might have done	6
are to be	6
of his subjects	6
denmark and brandenburgh	6
his majesty hath	6
c estc r	6
to be in	6
most excellent majesty	6
course of his	6
and his majesty	6
not onely to	6
that i could	6
both to the	6
with the help	6
by my lord	6
arrival at the	6
to all his	6
by any of	6
the heart of	6
lord arlington told	6
peace between his	6
and in this	6
to have had	6
towards the end	6
of his country	6
with his own	6
the several ambassadors	6
he had ever	6
there is nothing	6
to the first	6
the execution of	6
was in the	6
the dominion of	6
the opening of	6
logarbo sampled and	6
advice of his	6
in my opinion	6
prince william of	6
was ready to	6
the king said	6
it as a	6
prince told me	6
honi soit qvi	6
his majesty with	6
for as to	6
if he were	6
of the pyrenees	6
of it in	6
upon all occasions	6
we are not	6
the consequences of	6
as long as	6
to one of	6
i have said	6
dominion of the	6
against the states	6
with a great	6
to know the	6
for his part	6
that it should	6
all the confederates	6
his majesty doth	6
that by the	6
for some time	6
to do with	6
i had the	6
general and particular	6
a condition to	6
to take the	6
than they had	6
of the pope	6
the secretary of	6
the british seas	6
the son of	6
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upon the account	6
he would never	6
with those of	6
as it was	6
royal blazon or	6
y pense royal	6
a proclamation for	6
about the beginning	6
original in the	6
no doubt but	6
the person of	6
the prince at	6
did not know	6
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the present state	6
of their forces	6
at the court	6
upon the first	6
if they should	6
of the church	6
mal y pense	6
the ruine of	6
the frontiers of	6
as that of	6
that in the	6
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from the prince	6
conduct of his	6
the thoughts of	6
who was in	6
which i had	6
of all these	6
that he thought	6
of the common	6
of our own	6
the prince said	6
the first part	6
the brittish seas	6
coat of arms	6
with the duke	6
well as his	6
than all the	6
had of late	6
england and holland	6
the deputies of	6
evacuation of the	6
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the prejudice of	6
author of the	6
of this nation	6
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so great and	6
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the congress at	6
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to fall upon	6
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man in the	6
on purpose to	6
him in a	6
of this his	6
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tiff page image	6
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the treaty between	6
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were to be	6
between the parties	6
the protection of	6
of the true	6
those of his	6
my journey to	6
of a great	6
of a minister	6
minister of state	6
for the time	6
the destruction of	6
set at liberty	6
safety of the	6
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successes of the	6
mean time the	6
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the next place	6
on their side	6
of the jesuits	6
to be done	6
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the first time	6
as the rest	6
as he did	6
of the congress	6
the greater part	6
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the french to	6
on the french	6
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the judgment of	6
the taking of	6
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of the chief	6
that they could	6
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none of the	6
to make use	6
at a time	6
mona logarbo text	6
the general peace	6
qvi mal y	6
to a peace	6
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his majesty should	6
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majesty of great	6
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to do the	6
as i could	6
into the same	6
in the peace	6
pense royal blazon	6
they were both	6
it from the	6
of it by	6
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by the spaniards	6
it was to	6
my own part	6
that the court	6
too great a	6
will be the	6
the spanish troops	6
the body of	6
of what past	6
that he will	6
on this side	6
that they should	6
the designs of	6
as it were	6
i was not	6
he had sent	6
so far from	6
me to the	6
command of the	6
the dutch to	6
the evacuation of	6
part in this	6
to tender consciences	6
for the interest	6
greater part of	6
war with holland	6
the truth of	6
of the next	6
the mark of	6
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under the name	6
article of the	6
memoirs of what	6
french and swedes	6
as a thing	6
in a letter	6
between the prince	6
of his people	6
nothing to do	5
be glad to	5
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glad to see	5
of the campania	5
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his power to	5
to keep the	5
i am very	5
of our nation	5
into the hand	5
persons of quality	5
measures with the	5
to give his	5
to his charge	5
nothing of it	5
upon which the	5
to sign the	5
went immediately to	5
xml conversion c	5
to pursue the	5
advice to a	5
what he thought	5
visit to the	5
rest of his	5
of the roman	5
more than he	5
at the french	5
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his majesties return	5
all he could	5
the towns of	5
could not have	5
to offer his	5
of a treaty	5
more than one	5
one part of	5
and without any	5
his majesty an	5
peace of the	5
when they should	5
a peace upon	5
sixth book of	5
on this occasion	5
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the actions of	5
the next campania	5
should be the	5
printed in the	5
upon occasion of	5
to the end	5
honour and interest	5
the dutch and	5
by no means	5
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between england and	5
the number of	5
of the army	5
prince of the	5
for the french	5
by his majesties	5
as to what	5
in one day	5
they would be	5
book of mr	5
a stop to	5
the truth is	5
as if it	5
to transport themselves	5
all these circumstances	5
i was so	5
the honour and	5
to draw the	5
ministers of state	5
as to his	5
the late engagement	5
sent to the	5
with the most	5
from the duke	5
of making the	5
part of a	5
or any other	5
the satisfaction of	5
i have been	5
to a painter	5
he hath been	5
he would do	5
peace was signed	5
there is not	5
by that of	5
of this congress	5
return to nimeguen	5
to me in	5
of what had	5
and that we	5
the condition of	5
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of his troops	5
confidence of the	5
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ruine of the	5
that we should	5
of a long	5
the prince upon	5
some few days	5
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the court at	5
a sort of	5
belonging to the	5
a kind of	5
on all sides	5
of the rhine	5
entred into the	5
the terms he	5
for the preservation	5
that they may	5
enter into a	5
made to the	5
a person of	5
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part in it	5
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but the prince	5
of this great	5
part of their	5
and could not	5
and a great	5
year of his	5
of the deputies	5
would have had	5
they could have	5
every member of	5
would not enter	5
for my part	5
the peace to	5
after the first	5
say nothing of	5
rather than to	5
and by his	5
in case the	5
in the morning	5
they may be	5
the better to	5
his own subjects	5
nobility and gentry	5
would be a	5
the fury of	5
to the emperor	5
in a matter	5
and seventy four	5
the first was	5
the french their	5
to the bottom	5
at the treaty	5
it will be	5
were in the	5
his majesty might	5
the king in	5
not in a	5
the advantage of	5
of prince william	5
to the confederates	5
the same council	5
upon the rhine	5
that since the	5
all the parties	5
especially those of	5
to the interests	5
conjunction with the	5
in this place	5
i knew the	5
home and abroad	5
member of the	5
of the ministers	5
to make us	5
to the several	5
of his affairs	5
actions of the	5
for him to	5
and if i	5
found the prince	5
the dukes of	5
signing of the	5
and as they	5
the quality of	5
in the sight	5
the church of	5
of it with	5
of the ambassadors	5
as they should	5
while the prince	5
they had so	5
same time to	5
of jesus christ	5
from the hague	5
in like manner	5
for all the	5
to by the	5
and to be	5
of the young	5
are not onely	5
to accept it	5
such a peace	5
even in the	5
in what he	5
had been taken	5
the king sent	5
what past in	5
did not think	5
side the rhine	5
between them and	5
themselves to be	5
made of the	5
not only of	5
in the matter	5
majesty an account	5
to make that	5
the assistance of	5
the spanish ambassador	5
than that of	5
designs of the	5
in opposition to	5
by the treaty	5
him in it	5
matters of religion	5
that the peace	5
the imperial council	5
the peace concluded	5
consideration of the	5
of aix la	5
of all our	5
in an hours	5
because of the	5
majesty would not	5
the ratifications of	5
it was done	5
of the county	5
to make his	5
the whole world	5
not to make	5
a time when	5
with some of	5
they would have	5
of some of	5
united provinces of	5
thousand six hundred	5
he had to	5
the treaty at	5
than by the	5
to a battel	5
not enter into	5
with their allies	5
of the plot	5
in conjunction with	5
when he was	5
of monsieur barillon	5
look upon the	5
whom he had	5
of so great	5
the manner of	5
it was very	5
war with the	5
his majesties declaration	5
as he hath	5
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us to be	5
me of his	5
present conjunction with	5
treaty of nimeguen	5
this war with	5
by which they	5
none of them	5
when it was	5
who would have	5
of this campania	5
to procure the	5
with the other	5
but that he	5
to continue the	5
kings of the	5
the french would	5
and after the	5
the cause of	5
a prince of	5
be expected from	5
in this conjuncture	5
of the emperor	5
in his closet	5
which his majesty	5
all the ministers	5
the lord god	5
to the point	5
against the french	5
part in the	5
letter to the	5
my self from	5
peace was concluded	5
their own interest	5
conjunction with france	5
out of all	5
we are to	5
crown of france	5
the french were	5
did not believe	5
the old duke	5
his majesty is	5
and to give	5
a great part	5
offer his mediation	5
of what he	5
be reduced to	5
and that for	5
it is the	5
of a general	5
him by the	5
the forms of	5
to come to	5
enter upon the	5
after it was	5
he might have	5
made by the	5
the french side	5
with the war	5
i came to	5
of this negotiation	5
the one hand	5
all the allies	5
of the reformed	5
interests of his	5
of their countrey	5
for my lord	5
to the present	5
by the several	5
the reasons of	5
of the kings	5
was at the	5
where there is	5
any thing to	5
be forced to	5
by the imperialists	5
of the german	5
and with all	5
the prince went	5
if it had	5
first part of	5
majesties kingdom of	5
and the same	5
much as the	5
in his own	5
was not so	5
was no way	5
like to prove	5
made way for	5
one thousand six	5
had in the	5
desire of the	5
time to time	5
in the government	5
the day before	5
the vnited provinces	5
i have mentioned	5
an hours time	5
of england and	5
we had been	5
at home and	5
passports for the	5
my self with	5
the emperour and	5
into our hands	5
of his son	5
six hundred and	5
the swedes and	5
in the greatest	5
an act of	5
to avoid the	5
the ill humour	5
of the vnited	5
he found the	5
upon all the	5
which made the	5
but in the	5
the king should	5
as i have	5
the king with	5
conduct of the	5
i will not	5
of the three	5
they were not	5
past in christendom	5
go into the	5
establishment of the	5
and sir lionel	5
and when he	5
that the states	5
but if it	5
the exchange of	5
the protestant religion	5
the sixth book	5
the th of	5
on a sudden	5
that one of	5
if he should	5
the necessity of	5
which could not	5
and so i	5
upon this point	5
of the princes	5
can never be	5
the roman communion	5
his measures with	5
notice of it	5
of his displeasure	5
princes and states	5
hundred and seventy	5
the french troops	5
i was very	5
that the lord	5
no mind to	5
of war against	5
able to do	5
and with a	5
the swedish ambassadors	5
the war began	5
the ruin of	5
he hath done	5
the prince to	5
his declaration of	5
if the lord	5
great deal of	5
could not possibly	5
prince and pensioner	5
that it could	5
from time to	5
for a petticoat	5
deputies of the	5
all manner of	5
a place of	5
of the place	5
the court and	5
the battel of	5
bishop of munster	5
to their own	5
expected from the	5
present state of	5
to find out	5
very glad to	5
while he was	5
the day after	5
any thing more	5
majesty to the	5
in the midst	5
of his council	5
as they were	5
in it self	5
if we be	5
king of spain	5
conversion c r	5
in the town	5
any of their	5
if we would	5
of england in	5
that should be	5
his highness of	5
at the congress	5
to think of	5
loss of flanders	5
and told me	5
them in the	5
told the king	5
as to this	5
in my absence	5
one who had	4
this time the	4
as i should	4
at the time	4
it could be	4
any more than	4
with that crown	4
the next morning	4
was one of	4
mediation in the	4
head of a	4
from secretary williamson	4
the emperor had	4
at least of	4
there could be	4
as it would	4
them to be	4
them by the	4
since the peace	4
made no difficulty	4
they might be	4
the other hand	4
restored to the	4
would at least	4
to know what	4
that as the	4
the pretence of	4
much the more	4
to hinder it	4
a man may	4
have been the	4
his master had	4
and they were	4
up by the	4
his majesty the	4
will not be	4
that of a	4
they would do	4
of that treaty	4
he had left	4
if they were	4
if the prince	4
of the elector	4
the right of	4
peace with the	4
whereas his majesty	4
before he went	4
all sorts of	4
the prince as	4
the hague and	4
both his majesty	4
but i am	4
for div a	4
as they have	4
the twenty fourth	4
greatness of his	4
in the end	4
the charge of	4
for that purpose	4
the states deputies	4
had been sent	4
the seventeenth of	4
stop to the	4
humour of his	4
in all probability	4
from the dutch	4
england at the	4
and soon after	4
if his imperial	4
be brought to	4
since the beginning	4
of our enemies	4
themselves in this	4
to have no	4
the state of	4
more than a	4
to the said	4
well as of	4
a wing c	4
it was never	4
given by the	4
damages they had	4
and after some	4
want of provisions	4
and in all	4
he is not	4
the contents of	4
john bill and	4
of his master	4
him upon it	4
from one to	4
than he had	4
ill humour of	4
the same mind	4
continuance of the	4
all the world	4
had ever been	4
opinion of the	4
the dauphin be	4
on either side	4
well as that	4
and when they	4
of an army	4
and so continued	4
and upon this	4
from the war	4
if they could	4
have not only	4
into with the	4
nor did the	4
the law of	4
interest of christ	4
to treat upon	4
in the other	4
either of them	4
at my house	4
seventeenth of march	4
a matter of	4
of the saints	4
when they were	4
i was to	4
that we may	4
the thing was	4
a peace with	4
the measures they	4
his majesties fleet	4
much in the	4
no difficulty of	4
destruction of the	4
must of necessity	4
writ to me	4
the remainders of	4
serve for an	4
into holland to	4
persons in the	4
shall think fit	4
no such thing	4
mind to it	4
bill and christopher	4
him to be	4
them with the	4
they had a	4
success of this	4
a visit to	4
match in england	4
you will be	4
the steward of	4
of liberty to	4
they thought fit	4
was to have	4
unless it were	4
upon which i	4
be looked upon	4
than any other	4
a peace as	4
the two crowns	4
the french service	4
diev et mon	4
from such a	4
the head and	4
should be sent	4
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remarks upon his	4
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of my life	4
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true relation of	4
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of the society	4
the dutch war	4
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of a sudden	4
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make a peace	4
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to the spaniards	4
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the great god	4
all the advantages	4
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his loving subjects	4
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of their arms	4
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the other provinces	4
his privy council	4
an army of	4
restitution of the	4
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for a prince	4
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ministers told me	4
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liberty to tender	4
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of his highness	4
end of february	4
master of the	4
the same means	4
assigns of john	4
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the peace without	4
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treaty at breda	4
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duke of buckingham	4
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of england was	4
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of their ambassadors	4
to their neighbours	4
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xml conversion the	4
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of his ancestors	4
the late peace	4
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the campania ended	4
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peace with france	4
of his privy	4
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the imperial army	4
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all the lovers	4
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in our court	4
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council of france	4
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