quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	143
represented either as utf	70
characters represented either as	70
from port to port	57
trade from port to	39
to the terms of	37
the clarke of the	37
the rest of the	37
keyboarded and encoded edition	36
text and markup reviewed	36
assigned for keying and	36
the court of committees	36
and markup reviewed and	36
institutions providing financial support	36
books online text creation	36
according to the terms	36
is available for reuse	36
this phase i text	36
financial support to the	36
of the work described	36
text is available for	36
by the institutions providing	36
tcp assigned for keying	36
online text creation partnership	36
even for commercial purposes	36
from proquest page images	36
providing financial support to	36
all without asking permission	36
english books online text	36
the terms of creative	36
described above is co	36
to the early english	36
and encoded edition of	36
for keying and markup	36
text can be copied	36
encoded text transcribed from	36
edition of the work	36
the text can be	36
images scanned from microfilm	36
keyed and coded from	36
phase i text is	36
terms of creative commons	36
this keyboarded and encoded	36
work described above is	36
owned by the institutions	36
the work described above	36
the institutions providing financial	36
the true nature of	36
encoded edition of the	36
i text is available	36
and coded from proquest	36
markup reviewed and edited	36
support to the early	36
coded from proquest page	36
the early english books	36
work was chosen if	35
sometimes a second or	35
with changes to facilitate	35
data is very good	35
the texts have been	35
by converting tcp files	35
were sent to external	35
remaining illegibles were encoded	35
of the tei in	35
keyers to be redone	35
characters or elements to	35
to range over a	35
guidelines are available at	35
a compelling reason to	35
the usual project restraints	35
each text was proofread	35
text strings within braces	35
selection was intended to	35
into placeholder characters or	35
reason to do so	35
edition of a work	35
are available at the	35
never have been looked	35
during phase of the	35
to produce large quantities	35
the keyers to be	35
characters will be marked	35
wide variety of subject	35
due credit and attribution	35
was a compelling reason	35
a work was chosen	35
create accurately transcribed and	35
aware of the process	35
created during phase of	35
there was a compelling	35
cambridge bibliography of english	35
gaps by user contributors	35
issued variously as sgml	35
simplify the filling in	35
converting tcp files to	35
was divided into two	35
opposed to critical editions	35
to encode one copy	35
or corrected and characters	35
were encoded as gap	35
of the project have	35
was enhanced and or	35
a limit of instances	35
that in all likelihood	35
transcription and basic encoding	35
usually the first edition	35
for an anonymous work	35
marked as illegible were	35
have been released into	35
public domain as of	35
were returned to the	35
by proquest via their	35
should be aware of	35
publisher proquest to create	35
illegible were corrected where	35
not meet qa standards	35
and characters marked as	35
proquest via their early	35
and available in eebo	35
accurately transcribed and encoded	35
now take and use	35
language title published between	35
be aware of the	35
been transformed into placeholder	35
intended to range over	35
number of works in	35
of any assumptions that	35
bear in mind that	35
range over a wide	35
with level of the	35
while the overall quality	35
assurance was then carried	35
external keying companies for	35
title published between and	35
returned to the keyers	35
the general aim of	35
works are eligible for	35
released into the public	35
gap elements of known	35
attribution is given to	35
first editions of a	35
editions of a works	35
as illegible were corrected	35
michigan and oxford and	35
nature of the print	35
whichever is the greater	35
at by a tcp	35
usual project restraints of	35
should make clear that	35
been released into the	35
the new cambridge bibliography	35
will remain and some	35
of a works in	35
to page images in	35
texts based on the	35
likelihood such instances will	35
or later edition of	35
creation partnership web site	35
of the texts have	35
in oxford and michigan	35
based on the image	35
texts were encoded and	35
extent have been transformed	35
keying companies for transcription	35
oxford and the publisher	35
made about the data	35
up to a limit	35
tcp project was divided	35
images in accordance with	35
image sets published by	35
mainly structural encoding based	35
some readable characters will	35
given to their original	35
of the print record	35
works in english were	35
of creating the tcp	35
sent to external keying	35
placeholder characters or elements	35
processed by university of	35
of instances per text	35
overall quality of tcp	35
large quantities of textual	35
sets published by proquest	35
to the keyers to	35
and the publisher proquest	35
enhanced and or corrected	35
all likelihood such instances	35
published by proquest via	35
is to encode one	35
domain as of january	35
works in other languages	35
the print record of	35
can be made about	35
the overall quality of	35
some errors will remain	35
project restraints of time	35
known extent have been	35
variety of subject areas	35
the universities of michigan	35
of the process of	35
the encoding was enhanced	35
credit and attribution is	35
files to tei p	35
for transcription and basic	35
of works in other	35
the image sets published	35
based on the text	35
produce large quantities of	35
a second or later	35
anyone can now take	35
errors will remain and	35
or tei g elements	35
the text creation partnership	35
have been transformed into	35
second or later edition	35
mind that in all	35
phase of the project	35
these texts for their	35
of every monographic english	35
encoded as gap s	35
sets were sent to	35
quantities of textual data	35
textual data within the	35
possible up to a	35
been issued variously as	35
to a limit of	35
to simplify the filling	35
users should bear in	35
at the text creation	35
universities of michigan and	35
be made about the	35
in all likelihood such	35
restraints of time and	35
illegibles were encoded as	35
via their early english	35
tei p using tcp	35
aimed to produce large	35
and attribution is given	35
over a wide variety	35
accuracy and those which	35
the process of creating	35
a wide variety of	35
and use these texts	35
editorial teams in oxford	35
markup guidelines are available	35
should bear in mind	35
meet qa standards were	35
to reflect the true	35
have been issued variously	35
and therefore chose to	35
users should be aware	35
process of creating the	35
will be marked as	35
respectfully request that due	35
proquest to create accurately	35
on the text encoding	35
where possible up to	35
data within the usual	35
elements of known extent	35
and those which did	35
keying and markup guidelines	35
or for an anonymous	35
mnemonic sdata character entities	35
unicode or tei g	35
print record of the	35
chosen if there was	35
image sets were sent	35
we respectfully request that	35
compelling reason to do	35
ascii text with mnemonic	35
of michigan and oxford	35
to create accurately transcribed	35
corrected and characters marked	35
notably latin and welsh	35
texts created during phase	35
accordance with level of	35
and markup guidelines are	35
tcp is a partnership	35
companies for transcription and	35
text creation partnership web	35
new cambridge bibliography of	35
between and available in	35
on the image sets	35
quality assurance was then	35
record of the period	35
of time and funding	35
the text encoding initiative	35
was proofread for accuracy	35
and sometimes a second	35
remain and some readable	35
carried out by editorial	35
the filling in of	35
that can be made	35
between the universities of	35
text was proofread for	35
a works in english	35
is a partnership between	35
can now take and	35
transcribed and encoded texts	35
structural encoding based on	35
been looked at by	35
bibliography of english literature	35
of each text was	35
understanding these processes should	35
to create diplomatic transcriptions	35
these processes should make	35
tei in libraries guidelines	35
out by editorial teams	35
although there are a	35
in english were prioritized	35
such instances will never	35
reflect the true nature	35
changes to facilitate morpho	35
tcp files to tei	35
any assumptions that can	35
is given to their	35
the tei in libraries	35
as opposed to critical	35
true nature of the	35
project was divided into	35
was based on the	35
or elements to simplify	35
then their works are	35
and or corrected and	35
a number of works	35
the publisher proquest to	35
are a number of	35
tcp is to encode	35
in of gaps by	35
and encoded texts based	35
assumptions that can be	35
if there was a	35
looked at by a	35
the texts were encoded	35
filling in of gaps	35
request that due credit	35
therefore chose to create	35
their early english books	35
available at the text	35
then carried out by	35
tcp aimed to produce	35
by editorial teams in	35
published between and available	35
did not meet qa	35
in accordance with level	35
selection was based on	35
the public domain as	35
to their original source	35
level of the tei	35
limit of instances per	35
standards were returned to	35
linked to page images	35
text selection was based	35
and therefore of any	35
will never have been	35
in mind that in	35
with mnemonic sdata character	35
transformed into placeholder characters	35
of tcp data is	35
encoded and linked to	35
characters marked as illegible	35
was intended to range	35
included and sometimes a	35
of textual data within	35
but we respectfully request	35
be marked as illegible	35
there are a number	35
to tei p using	35
texts for their own	35
a partnership between the	35
of known extent have	35
within the usual project	35
quality of tcp data	35
encoding was enhanced and	35
page images in accordance	35
therefore of any assumptions	35
are eligible for inclusion	35
for accuracy and those	35
or text strings within	35
instances will never have	35
those which did not	35
use these texts for	35
were encoded and linked	35
and linked to page	35
take and use these	35
p using tcp tei	35
encoding based on the	35
by university of nebraska	35
to external keying companies	35
on the new cambridge	35
project have been released	35
that due credit and	35
teams in oxford and	35
encoded texts based on	35
was chosen if there	35
processes should make clear	35
any remaining illegibles were	35
the project have been	35
created by converting tcp	35
copies of the texts	35
were corrected where possible	35
elements to simplify the	35
for their own purposes	35
was then carried out	35
texts have been issued	35
of gaps by user	35
readable characters will be	35
general aim of eebo	35
partnership between the universities	35
divided into two phases	35
and some readable characters	35
into the public domain	35
tcp data is very	35
later edition of a	35
text with mnemonic sdata	35
by a tcp editor	35
unicode or text strings	35
proofread for accuracy and	35
of a work was	35
corrected where possible up	35
based on the new	35
have been looked at	35
qa standards were returned	35
chose to create diplomatic	35
which did not meet	35
and oxford and the	35
their works are eligible	35
creating the tcp texts	35
from time to time	33
parts of the world	27
the dragon and katherine	27
eng east india company	26
to the value of	26
notes for div a	25
iv tiff page images	24
the trade of the	23
on the other side	23
reproduction of original in	23
clarke of the yard	22
ocm this keyboarded and	22
the east india company	22
at the same time	22
of the said company	21
of the companies ships	21
estc r ocm this	19
r ocm this keyboarded	19
on the behalf of	19
the decay of our	19
trading to the east	19
to the east indies	19
the gouernour or his	18
the law of nations	18
gouernour or his deputy	18
in the mean time	17
of sir william courten	17
the french and dutch	17
as well as the	17
by reason of the	16
great seal of england	16
the crown of england	16
the east india trade	15
the house of commons	15
affaires of this company	15
in the time of	15
what hath been said	15
global keyed and coded	15
for the good of	15
spi global keyed and	15
the dutch and french	15
the dominion of the	15
in the case of	15
of the dragon and	14
in the companies ships	14
case at the bar	14
the great seal of	14
in the east indies	14
company of the netherlands	14
by the law of	14
india company of the	14
of the original in	13
and sir paul pyndar	13
the value of the	13
under the great seal	13
of the said ships	13
in time of peace	13
trade of the east	13
reproduction of the original	13
the subjects of england	13
the case of the	13
any of the companies	13
and xml conversion a	13
the affaires of this	13
the original in the	13
of merchants of london	13
the value of our	13
for the vse of	12
the states of holland	12
part of the world	12
the city of london	12
a company in a	12
the said letters patents	12
the good of the	12
of the east india	12
may be said of	12
company of merchants of	12
apex covantage keyed and	12
by the laws of	12
covantage keyed and coded	12
in the affaires of	12
a true accompt of	12
the trade from port	12
iv tiff page image	12
honourable house of commons	12
of any of the	12
dominion of the sea	12
and company of merchants	12
of the court of	12
the honourable house of	12
the case at the	12
the law of nature	12
to the prejudice of	12
sir william courten and	11
in the audit of	11
the affaires of the	11
the time of the	11
of our own manufactures	11
text notes for div	11
both houses of parliament	11
original text notes for	11
the original text notes	11
an act of parliament	11
trade to the east	11
from the original text	11
the greatest part of	11
in reference to the	11
committees at the least	11
keepe a true accompt	10
in times of peace	10
other parts of the	10
the accompts of the	10
the kings most excellent	10
i am of opinion	10
trade to the indies	10
within the limits of	10
the lords of the	10
the debt and damages	10
is not to be	10
the like may be	10
great part of the	10
the behalf of themselves	10
the value of l	10
any person or persons	10
for the benefit of	10
for the honour of	10
that the trade of	10
stock of the kingdom	10
all the rest of	10
in the next place	10
the vse of this	10
vse of this company	10
booke for that purpose	10
like may be said	10
the sole trade to	10
into the hands of	10
the subjects of the	10
of all the said	10
vnto the clarke of	9
for the time being	9
of original in the	9
the benefit of the	9
the trade of india	9
of the king and	9
harp and cross money	9
a great part of	9
original in the british	9
the rest of their	9
of the king of	9
upon the coast of	9
governour and company of	9
to the said company	9
exclusive of all others	9
and xml conversion the	9
the trade of england	9
aptara keyed and coded	9
one thousand six hundred	9
logarbo sampled and proofread	9
in time of war	9
kings most excellent majesty	9
the exportation of our	9
that is to say	9
said sir edmond turnor	9
of the like nature	9
in the british library	9
the cape of good	9
the vent of our	9
r this keyboarded and	9
in the hands of	9
by the common law	9
the said sir edmond	9
logarbo text and markup	9
of the decay of	9
the greater number of	9
estc r this keyboarded	9
audit of his accompts	9
common law of england	9
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in the beginning of	9
the english and dutch	9
the consideration of the	9
mona logarbo sampled and	9
the audit of his	9
the committees of the	9
the treaty at breda	9
thousand six hundred and	9
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mona logarbo text and	9
the rest of his	8
turnor and george carew	8
as appears by the	8
prohibition of french goods	8
to both houses of	8
letters patents for reprizals	8
to the clarke of	8
ought not to be	8
the interest of the	8
in a time of	8
the lord chief justice	8
regulation of our trade	8
in the court of	8
original in huntington library	8
at the suit of	8
the behalf of the	8
a booke for that	8
the service of the	8
edmond turnor and george	8
it ought to be	8
of the east indies	8
of the english nation	8
a trade from port	8
by the gouernour or	8
sole trade to the	8
the coast of india	8
the said states general	8
to the king and	8
to the consideration of	8
of gold and silver	8
a court of committees	8
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the king of england	8
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the king might prohibit	8
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sir edmond turnor and	8
and the coast of	8
the port of london	8
silk and linnen manufactures	8
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the said george carew	8
the exportation of bullion	8
of his majesties subjects	8
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of the states general	8
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the humble petition of	8
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the governour and company	7
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the name of the	7
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his maiesties letters patents	7
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thirteene committees at the	7
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present state of the	7
of the common law	7
company in a joynt	7
the prince of orange	7
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the author of the	7
the state of the	7
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the support of the	7
the present state of	7
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the power of the	7
the most national of	7
late prohibition of french	7
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rest of the nation	7
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king charles the first	7
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cape of good hope	7
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the stock of the	7
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the bay of bengall	6
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judith siefring sampled and	6
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declaration of the intollerable	6
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part of our trade	6
high court of parliament	6
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of the widows and	6
of two hundred and	6
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the duke of york	6
trade in the east	6
or from the said	6
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the protection of the	6
the matters of fact	6
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the said sir william	6
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trade to the kingdom	6
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the high court of	6
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true accompt of the	5
the king and kingdom	5
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judith siefring text and	5
of trade in england	5
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honourable the house of	5
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take notice of the	5
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and persia wrought silks	5
of the crown of	5
or any of them	5
the same to the	5
brethren of this company	5
trade of the nation	5
shillings and eight pence	5
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the nation in general	5
cannot be carried on	5
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home in the companies	5
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any act of parliament	5
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bookes of accompts of	5
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the said ship and	5
or nation in europe	5
general court of the	5
the said clarke shall	5
that since the discovery	5
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granted to the company	5
the coast of cormandel	5
against the law of	5
one third part of	5
the yeare of our	5
to the common law	5
deliuer of the said	5
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of the said states	5
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which i do not	5
money to be let	5
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themselves out of the	5
stc estc s this	5
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to the crown of	5
some of the companies	5
the importation of east	5
huber sampled and proofread	5
treatise wherein is demonstrated	5
the woollen manufacture is	5
of our woollen manufactures	5
money at per cent	5
by the earl of	5
faire bookes of accompts	5
any nation in europe	5
william courten and sir	5
of their fellow subjects	5
an apology for the	5
the king may by	5
of the companies officers	5
the carrying on of	5
it would not be	5
a stc estc s	5
yeare of our lord	5
accompt from the mint	5
the years mentioned in	5
by the loss of	5
in a few years	5
and consequently the security	5
the king of syam	5
sinking of the dragon	5
that there is no	5
the sea depends much	5
in the power of	5
they are forced to	5
the body of the	5
standing orders of the	5
rest of the world	5
clarke of the iron	5
to the encouragement of	5
any of their subjects	5
wrongs done to richard	5
of the truth of	5
to the king of	5
any other way than	5
of the subjects of	5
siefring text and markup	5
he shall deliuer vp	5
the limits of the	5
kingdom or nation in	5
more profitable and necessary	5
to trade in the	5
in the last section	5
to the hollanders declaration	5
peace and common alliance	5
of all his proceedings	5
to the trade of	5
the ships and goods	5
in a manner lost	5
to the east india	5
from what hath been	5
advantageous to the kingdom	5
the several acts of	5
the substance of the	5
of the value of	5
shall have occasion to	5
sea depends much upon	5
the odds in the	5
other way than by	5
s this keyboarded and	5
offered to the consideration	5
the beneficial part of	5
and objections made against	5
from the east indies	5
necessary to the kingdom	5
to the vse of	5
from the said indies	5
for want of a	5
a fourth part of	5
the first day of	5
at which time the	5
of the said letters	5
the names of the	5
as well as to	5
and necessary to the	5
the tryal and execution	5
shall keepe a booke	5
as it is most	5
for the carrying on	5
for the space of	5
of the bona esperanza	5
since the discovery of	5
that the east india	5
his heirs and successors	5
a great deal of	5
that the company may	5
in the great case	5
of the intollerable wrongs	5
the charter now in	5
the petition of right	5
indies cannot be carried	5
the course of the	5
clarke of the cordage	5
depends much upon the	5
for the publick good	5
of trade in general	5
the king of great	5
by sir william courten	5
that it is the	5
is in a manner	5
in a general court	5
done to richard boothby	5
printed in the year	5
in the presence of	5
out of all the	5
king and the states	5
a discourse of trade	5
shall at any time	5
the said governour and	5
the said two ships	5
the lawes or standing	5
treasure to the nation	5
by the defendants councel	5
the king and the	5
india and persia wrought	5
the east and west	5
to be given to	5
the use of the	5
rest of their fellow	5
of the th of	5
to trade to the	5
the reign of king	5
the interest of england	5
to any other kingdom	5
rest of the people	5
of the sea depends	5
of the said sir	5
there is no doubt	5
decay of our manufactures	5
states general of the	5
had also the sole	5
in a court of	5
other kingdom or nation	5
lords of the treasury	5
in relation to foreign	5
east india trade began	5
and others of the	5
of a consumptive trade	5
or standing orders of	5
and execution of father	5
it may not be	5
and all other nations	5
a million of pounds	5
the company have built	5
by means of the	5
the act of navigation	5
or increase of that	5
to carry on the	5
by a regulated company	5
trade in those parts	5
servants to the honorable	5
of our said subjects	5
discovery of the east	5
against the great mogul	5
to be by them	5
in a short time	5
commander of all the	5
others of the like	5
the king of persia	5
by the grace of	5
way than by a	5
the rest of our	5
the house of lords	5
estc s this keyboarded	5
what is become of	5
our armies and fleet	5
charter now in question	5
it would be a	5
returne home in the	5
carried on to national	5
the beginning of this	5
be carried on to	5
his proceedings in the	5
in the trade from	5
consequently the security of	5
or thirty thousand pounds	5
of the pepper trade	5
of the united provinces	5
beneficial part of our	5
million of pounds sterling	5
the said ships and	5
by any act of	5
keepe faire bookes of	5
the trade to india	5
the law of england	5
profitable and necessary to	5
we had also the	5
the ballance of our	5
to the rules of	5
true declaration of the	5
by the dutch from	5
this or any other	5
of the late king	5
would it not be	5
by reason of their	5
in the number of	5
the states general of	5
increase of that trade	5
at the common law	5
at the times appointed	5
the realme of england	5
said governour and company	5
several acts of parliament	5
the grace of god	5
that some of the	5
of our privy council	5
of the lord chief	5
may be able to	5
one with the other	5
above a million of	5
years mentioned in the	5
by the east india	5
subscribed by the gouernour	5
they shall deliuer vp	5
by the said company	5
in the first place	4
c estc r ocm	4
side of the world	4
i shall endeavour to	4
of the grand grievances	4
of accompts of all	4
it is hereby further	4
the ordinary exporting of	4
during the three years	4
advantage to the kingdom	4
and allowed by the	4
all of them the	4
execution of father henry	4
have been the more	4
defence of the kingdom	4
the returns of the	4
meer liberty and property	4
in the performance of	4
diuerse obiections which are	4
trade is more profitable	4
it will be necessary	4
they began to complain	4
with submission to better	4
if any of them	4
which is the most	4
shall receiue all the	4
in the next section	4
so much of their	4
said ships and goods	4
all and every our	4
to diuerse obiections which	4
the subjects of this	4
obiections which are vsually	4
of the rest of	4
but on the other	4
our trade from port	4
by two lewd servants	4
sent out last year	4
with several remarks thereupon	4
the accompt from the	4
the trade of a	4
i can meet with	4
the coasts of england	4
which are vsually made	4
they shall acquaint the	4
upon what hath been	4
twenty or thirty thousand	4
this form of government	4
that it is now	4
grant to the plaintiffs	4
thousand pounds in bullion	4
great a number of	4
of which we have	4
one of the principal	4
parliament concerning clandestine trade	4
to the damage of	4
of euery piece of	4
in the yeare of	4
of most of the	4
in most parts of	4
not so much as	4
the ilands of banda	4
vertue of their charter	4
and in all of	4
all the factories in	4
great case of monopolies	4
not be able to	4
this way of trade	4
a nation which hath	4
it may be observed	4
the advice of our	4
he shall take a	4
brought into this realme	4
by the way i	4
upon the occasion of	4
to the benefit of	4
the parts of the	4
to the members of	4
mentioned in the accompt	4
in the county of	4
of euery perticular thing	4
a member of the	4
for trading to the	4
they did well to	4
and so it will	4
the sole trade for	4
of the civil law	4
king of great britain	4
tryal and execution of	4
the silk and linnen	4
is no doubt but	4
grievances and oppressions suffered	4
shall not be lawfull	4
in any former age	4
to be made to	4
after euery quarter day	4
humbly represented to both	4
on to national advantage	4
the court at home	4
in the said voyages	4
them the stock of	4
it shall not be	4
of ships and goods	4
reign of king james	4
by the name of	4
and the bay of	4
the pound amounted to	4
there is a necessity	4
the ruine of a	4
and i do not	4
will be necessary to	4
the prerogative of the	4
relation to fact arising	4
if we do not	4
of the port of	4
and other parts of	4
and interest of the	4
to the tenor of	4
wing c estc r	4
trade a most profitable	4
how they began to	4
and so the said	4
are to be found	4
or licensed by them	4
and agents of the	4
india company in their	4
for the most part	4
and by the way	4
they shall giue a	4
of any part of	4
the service of foreign	4
where there is no	4
they shall keepe a	4
on the rest of	4
interest of england to	4
subjects from going beyond	4
the said william courten	4
the company in the	4
in such manner as	4
prohibitions of no value	4
of money or bullion	4
of the clarkes of	4
reflections upon the east	4
of the iron workes	4
england vnto the east	4
the clarkes of the	4
of each of the	4
of peace and common	4
part of the law	4
i do not say	4
the kings of england	4
as well for the	4
the companies ships and	4
but it will be	4
is more profitable and	4
shall not suffer any	4
from the east india	4
in which case the	4
in the companies house	4
observations both upon the	4
of father henry garnet	4
be made to the	4
in regard of the	4
in the moneth of	4
but of late years	4
for the improvement of	4
nations as well as	4
there must be a	4
this side of the	4
i do not find	4
the foreign trade of	4
and if they finde	4
a brief remonstrance of	4
a wing c estc	4
the cause shall require	4
in the price of	4
that it may be	4
of the act of	4
letter to a member	4
in the eye of	4
is now before us	4
exportation of our woollen	4
the first court of	4
our trade in those	4
committees of the warehouses	4
the english had no	4
to a member of	4
by vertue of their	4
in a great measure	4
the laws and statutes	4
honorable east india company	4
of our english lands	4
or company of men	4
of the french monarchy	4
apology for the east	4
of the advantages of	4
honorable action of commerce	4
all his proceedings in	4
courten and sir paul	4
committees after euery quarter	4
and in short time	4
of the same kind	4
india trade is more	4
according to the tenor	4
some remarkable observations both	4
the mean time it	4
relation to foreign trade	4
rest of the english	4
an open or regulated	4
and the lords of	4
the defence of the	4
at all times when	4
of the dutch east	4
i shall more particularly	4
by the want of	4
which could not be	4
to all which may	4
own product and manufacture	4
answere to the hollanders	4
the time of their	4
persons interessed in the	4
the laws of the	4
trading from port to	4
and such as are	4
of the sole trade	4
first court of committees	4
in the city of	4
my lord chief baron	4
essay on the east	4
for the increase of	4
a letter to a	4
for the coast of	4
all the trades of	4
the words of the	4
shall keepe faire bookes	4
of the said treaty	4
the harp and cross	4
in the th of	4
lords of the council	4
that on the other	4
make it their business	4
the great increase of	4
before the said irish	4
english interest in india	4
answering to diuerse obiections	4
both upon the matters	4
reason of the decay	4
court of committees after	4
which were wont to	4
an answere to the	4
vpon the coast of	4
hinder the exportation of	4
the english nation in	4
of our woollen manufacture	4
if the trade were	4
administrator of the goods	4
of the said dutch	4
of ship and goods	4
in comparison of the	4
to such a degree	4
native commodities and manufactures	4
to make choyce of	4
satisfaction for the same	4
to the laws and	4
submission to better judgments	4
they shall once euery	4
shall be found to	4
each of the companies	4
advice of our privy	4
they say the company	4
the said committees shall	4
with the advice of	4
agreement made with the	4
to the use of	4
as the cause shall	4
also by their heirs	4
to our own merchants	4
the court of admiralty	4
tend to the encouragement	4
had the confidence to	4
linnens of all sorts	4
the king and council	4
in the behalfe of	4
hinder the consumption of	4
for the use of	4
the gouernour and company	4
from the consideration of	4
the suit of the	4
about to thousand pounds	4
brief remonstrance of the	4
general and their subjects	4
the exportation of woollen	4
to be paid back	4
by order of the	4
from england vnto the	4
charter at the bar	4
in all of them	4
of the companies house	4
power of the king	4
and on the behalf	4
defender of the faith	4
year of our reign	4
of the present french	4
the coast of choromandel	4
in the case at	4
the true reason of	4
in the rate of	4
by the author of	4
to port in the	4
in proportion to the	4
the intollerable wrongs done	4
at the discretion of	4
the rest of europe	4
from one of that	4
the occurrents of the	4
our native commodities and	4
about the value of	4
in such a case	4
with the greater number	4
made free brethren of	4
to the said sir	4
in the same year	4
cargoes amounting to near	4
and twenty day of	4
and other heathen princes	4
the law of the	4
an essay on the	4
of the moneth of	4
of the companies affaires	4
to a former treatise	4
the moneth of march	4
to bring in their	4
to make use of	4
the said court shall	4
a treatise wherein is	4
in england for the	4
of the inhabitants of	4
the gold and silver	4
to an order of	4
i leave to be	4
which is to be	4
as i said before	4
of all the companies	4
but if it were	4
the people of england	4
concerning the occurrents of	4
proportion to the old	4
remonstrance of the grand	4
provincial of the jesuits	4
b estc r ocm	4
and if this be	4
a member of parliament	4
as to the first	4
the first part concerneth	4
the charge of a	4
to which i answer	4
shall and may be	4
the companies great bookes	4
an account of the	4
the east india marchants	4
in other parts of	4
which are made at	4
to curse and ban	4
at the next court	4
it were to be	4
in the execution of	4
i have been the	4
our will and pleasure	4
prejudicial to the kingdom	4
two lewd servants to	4
were it not for	4
according to the rules	4
they shall giue their	4
on the d of	4
intollerable wrongs done to	4
upon the matters of	4
the charter at the	4
the grand grievances and	4
as also by their	4
the treasure of the	4
all which may be	4
in the day time	4
the said letters of	4
to any of the	4
by sea and land	4
if they finde any	4
the english interest in	4
his subjects from going	4
the most part of	4
to the right honourable	4
that is now before	4
of their honorable imployers	4
the persons interessed in	4
of parliament concerning clandestine	4
to the nation than	4
meer prohibitions of no	4
chief justice of the	4
service of foreign princes	4
it pleased god to	4
and henry bona adventura	4
any other part of	4
accompt of all the	4
represented to both houses	4
remarkable observations both upon	4
are not to be	4
vsually made against the	4
prerogatives of the crown	4
and so i come	4
the industry of the	4
a note of the	4
any of his majesties	4
a nation to export	4
the whole course of	4
law of the land	4
toleration of protestant dissenters	4
during the time of	4
and he shall keepe	4
dated the th of	4
of our native commodities	4
the act of the	4
at the beginning of	4
in the names of	4
and it is observable	4
the argument of the	4
one of that societie	4
to the honour and	4
the performance of the	4
the th of may	4
the warrant of the	4
the rules of the	4
all the subjects of	4
are vsually made against	4
concerning the great case	4
from the nature of	4
or to any others	4
huber text and markup	4
for payment of the	4
not be lawfull for	4
our own product and	4
or hereafter shall be	4
the late and present	4
i do not see	4
the statute of the	4
i shall leave it	4
beaten us out of	4
of the yron workes	4
almost all sorts of	4
of ever blessed memory	4
order of the councel	4
shall leave it to	4
in relation to fact	4
of the city of	4
of beefe and porke	4
argument of the lord	4
of committees after euery	4
the trades of the	4
from the rest of	4
the present posture of	4
of the french and	4
hath been said in	4
a most profitable trade	4
to the dutch and	4
and they shall giue	4
the trade of france	4
no new thing for	4
of the jesuits in	4
of spice and indico	4
from the last of	4
mentioned in the said	4
must render a nation	4
and it must be	4
within any of the	4
clarke of the imprest	4
and the same being	4
lewd servants to the	4
shall acquaint the court	4
that by reason of	4
of this part of	4
member of parliament concerning	4
of the irish acts	4
since the east india	4
the said irish acts	4
that the increase of	4
by the subjects of	4
much cheaper than the	4
it will be found	4
high court of admiralty	4
that it is no	4
that the exporting of	4
to buy and sell	4
much as in them	4
portugals and their goods	4
upon the whole matter	4
is part of the	4
king by his prerogative	4
to justifie a lie	4
the jesuits in england	4
of in our books	4
true reason of the	4
the consumption of our	4
occurrents of the east	4
dutch from the portugals	4
shall deliuer of the	4
the exporting of treasure	4
the company do not	4
home and forreign market	4
of them the stock	4
grand grievances and oppressions	4
or hereafter to be	4
to the honourable house	4
which i shall have	4
that have lost their	4
all the companies ships	4
and from the east	4
general of the united	4
shall from time to	4
i shall begin with	4
state of the east	4
any of his subjects	4
the present french king	4
the lords of his	4
to the states general	4
after the dragon and	4
as well as their	4
behalf of the widows	3
of the said governour	3
many orphans and widows	3
of the red sea	3
of some large prerogatives	3
that a consumptive trade	3
the places of their	3
to a very great	3
a considerable part of	3
of orders made by	3
ought to be free	3
by thomas smith gent	3
may be said to	3
in a late conference	3
in a faire booke	3
by a joynt stock	3
to the intent that	3
the price of our	3
unprofitable to the king	3
s ocm this keyboarded	3
of the marriners which	3
written by master patricke	3
in several parts of	3
and many others of	3
the said letters pattents	3
ships and goods of	3
a company with a	3
aboord the ship ionah	3
published to make it	3
made our navigation yet	3
ought to be made	3
sold in holland at	3
and that out of	3
concerning the letters patents	3
subject to the conditions	3
by sea or land	3
increase of people and	3
is a necessity of	3
the rigging of the	3
that they did procure	3
india company by thomas	3
humbly submitted to the	3
of the master and	3
such a prohibition will	3
he was at the	3
case concerning the letters	3
seas in the world	3
and royal african companies	3
accompt of euery yeares	3
from the gouernour or	3
at the best hand	3
and the law of	3
home and forreign trade	3
recollected out of all	3
that he would not	3
the right honourable the	3
in the said trade	3
than by a company	3
and the last section	3
of our trade and	3
sundry notorious or remarkable	3
excluding the rest of	3
india company of england	3
there is a difference	3
performance of the said	3
the coast and bay	3
also the sole trade	3
granted to the said	3
dales petition to the	3
petition to the parliament	3
if he had any	3
with tun of wine	3
yet it is not	3
are contained in the	3
at this present time	3
company is faithfully stated	3
collected by roger widdrington	3
proofs for evidencing the	3
notorious or remarkable injuries	3
and i humbly conceive	3
the common and statute	3
d of december last	3
or as often as	3
is more for the	3
by a consumptive trade	3
evil practices at the	3
no doubt but the	3
of our navigation and	3
had gone after the	3
that in the year	3
by the generall auditors	3
members of the honourable	3
the same may be	3
manageing and regulating the	3
to get into the	3
that i have not	3
i shall take notice	3
hundred and fiftie men	3
a few years more	3
that they are not	3
nation in the east	3
of the said timber	3
into the service of	3
person of long observation	3
laws of this realm	3
shall deliuer vp to	3
the sampson and the	3
more in trade and	3
if it be not	3
who will be more	3
to any great degree	3
of king charles the	3
upon the statute of	3
or out of the	3
to the said states	3
of the treaty at	3
committees of the said	3
multitude and freedom of	3
but that which is	3
of the said years	3
i am sure the	3
of the present posture	3
exporting of money or	3
occurrents betwixt the english	3
as much money to	3
said bookes and memorials	3
some large prerogatives of	3
laws and customs of	3
of companies of merchants	3
in their wars in	3
this our commission shall	3
the one written by	3
courten and his partners	3
due form of law	3
it could not be	3
jesuits in england for	3
and that the king	3
the importation of french	3
is no question but	3
that the present management	3
and as the people	3
the dutch or french	3
order of the general	3
if the king may	3
a commission for martial	3
and best secured and	3
gone her second voyage	3
orphans of other marriners	3
but the members and	3
and for the better	3
other nations as well	3
a great quantity of	3
made by the gouernour	3
also a remonstrance of	3
our home and forreign	3
a true and perfect	3
had been granted to	3
about the same time	3
the value of a	3
and many other things	3
to his humble supplication	3
the occasion of two	3
of late years we	3
by his maiesties consent	3
the governour or deputy	3
the nation than the	3
to the judgment of	3
behalf of the present	3
make war upon any	3
not be profitable to	3
so that by the	3
dragon and katherine aforesaid	3
upon the credit of	3
may be made of	3
their subjects as aforesaid	3
the totall plundering and	3
we had the sole	3
or the most part	3
to the english in	3
by master thomas knowles	3
consent of the said	3
woollen manufactures to portugal	3
vnder the protection of	3
must not only be	3
by the blessing of	3
an account of some	3
you may vnderstand of	3
written by a fair	3
committees of the yard	3
notice thereof to the	3
exercised from time to	3
contract with the king	3
value of our english	3
by an act of	3
shewing how far the	3
of the people in	3
in the reign of	3
for his discharge in	3
the moneth of iuly	3
the wisdom of the	3
his appendix to his	3
especially in a nation	3
years of open trade	3
by the warrant of	3
iacobson hulsebus preacher to	3
vnderstand of some other	3
one to the other	3
declaration of orders made	3
the pretence of piracy	3
of the english interest	3
in the whole case	3
power and authority to	3
half the known world	3
the credit of the	3
affairs of the indies	3
of the like kind	3
it is all one	3
india in two letters	3
to the quality of	3
by the increase of	3
or to any other	3
satisfaction to be made	3
which there is no	3
the last day of	3
oathes openly in a	3
this booke you shall	3
symptoms of a consumptive	3
evidencing the truth thereof	3
and by him addressed	3
clarke of the slaughterhouse	3
with their merchandizes where	3
was made by the	3
near destroyed our trade	3
india trade in general	3
in due form of	3
i take to be	3
patent for trading to	3
workes in the yard	3
with an account of	3
letters you may vnderstand	3
members of the company	3
of the french trade	3
their wars in the	3
and particularly of the	3
yet in the end	3
of all ranks of	3
that we have a	3
they shall not be	3
by the decay of	3
petition of robert tayloe	3
in their own countries	3
and for the same	3
trade of this kingdome	3
as much money as	3
so i come to	3
had it not been	3
places within the limits	3
company and a joint	3
in process of time	3
and here by the	3
number of the committees	3
trade of the english	3
of all the originals	3
in defence of the	3
of treasure in the	3
be brought into this	3
maiesties consent may bee	3
to be kept for	3
a manner beaten us	3
other part of the	3
preacher to the english	3
be found in any	3
thousand pounds a man	3
that it was a	3
of our present church	3
pope paul the fifth	3
in the english house	3
how far the evil	3
the same vnto the	3
of newes from the	3
a long and tedious	3
in which they shall	3
the evil practices at	3
tuns of french wine	3
the sole manufacture of	3
trade of this kingdom	3
creditors of sir william	3
in any other place	3
is no new thing	3
the proprietors and creditors	3
elizabeth and king james	3
to the honour of	3
the present management of	3
it is not so	3
for the better manageing	3
the yearly quantity of	3
employed first and last	3
vpon accompt of euery	3
for taking a galliot	3
a consumptive trade must	3
and that there is	3
appoint some of the	3
by both which letters	3
in all occasions of	3
the innocent together with	3
wherein is particularly demonstrated	3
the loss of our	3
company in their late	3
at the returne home	3
to the best advantage	3
from day to day	3
shall haue order to	3
the ordinary exportation of	3
good summes of money	3
laws proposed by the	3
as if he had	3
from bourdeaux to dort	3
a nation may grow	3
an increase of people	3
proprietors of the bona	3
original in the henry	3
foreign trade and foreign	3
their late wars against	3
five hundred and upwards	3
of the whole universe	3
occasion of two letters	3
to this honorable house	3
treatise concerning the east	3
orders of the councel	3
and committee of nine	3
in his book of	3
that they should have	3
a nation may be	3
so much of the	3
better manageing and regulating	3
for jesuits to curse	3
is necessary for the	3
taking of our two	3
act of the th	3
by the lawes of	3
in charge by the	3
what would become of	3
master adrian iacobson hulsebus	3
general court of adventurers	3
the goods and moneys	3
the very words of	3
it not evident that	3
accompts of all the	3
the manner of the	3
the said richard boothby	3
but the next day	3
on the trade of	3
speech to both houses	3
the accompt of the	3
course of their voyage	3
case of the governour	3
for a man to	3
sampson and the hound	3
of in our law	3
out of his majesties	3
quantities of our woollen	3
in the said ship	3
before a committee of	3
a motion to the	3
well as the dutch	3
and sinking of the	3
the trade of merchandize	3
the subjects of his	3
and dutch in those	3
that the english did	3
advantage of this kingdom	3
in the close of	3
trade to and from	3
in the fourth part	3
out of the yard	3
of this our commission	3
i leave to your	3
for restraining all his	3
in an open or	3
to be tryed for	3
the north coast of	3
hundred years last past	3
losses by the french	3
and in the year	3
letter to sir thomas	3
for almost all sorts	3
at peace with all	3
at large set downe	3
the exhausting of our	3
to sir thomas smith	3
had the sole trade	3
humbly represented to the	3
the law in the	3
it was in the	3
with the master and	3
with us in the	3
in the said house	3
since the decay of	3
in the house of	3
to make it further	3
the reduction of the	3
king may by his	3
any matter or thing	3
for our own consumption	3
and orphans of other	3
a great increase of	3
present condition of the	3
of some other occurrents	3
more advantageous to the	3
general court for the	3
his discharge in the	3
for the consumption of	3
a multitude of hands	3
the method it now	3
of the lady dales	3
the th of march	3
yet i do not	3
which they shall haue	3
number of the people	3
which must not only	3
which shall be found	3
the ship called the	3
thereof in his booke	3
in the nation than	3
is the case of	3
in all that time	3
court for the better	3
a wing b estc	3
a declaration of orders	3
humbly offered to the	3
of the east and	3
that he was in	3
which are to be	3
encouragement of such a	3
temple of the dutch	3
the place of the	3
the trade it self	3
is in the charter	3
have exercised from time	3
directors of the east	3
do not know of	3
printed by nicholas okes	3
at liberty to trade	3
court of the east	3
east india in two	3
england for the powder	3
the english about their	3
accompts of the clarkes	3
the european world pay	3
occasion to say more	3
over the rest of	3
shall haue a speciall	3
the ballance of the	3
a charter granted to	3
some other occurrents betwixt	3
returned from thence into	3
for the crown of	3
value of our lands	3
of the greatnesse of	3
beneficial parts of our	3
according to the quality	3
between the dutch and	3
in the infancy of	3
their patent for trading	3
orders made by the	3
of our english manufactures	3
that the english merchant	3
of the said islands	3
that during the said	3
one written by master	3
english and dutch in	3
bound from bourdeaux to	3
to be in the	3
the english company of	3
in the method it	3
treasures of the world	3
the example of the	3
j estc r ocm	3
one or more of	3
destroyed our trade in	3
it must be confessed	3
foure hundred and fiftie	3
foure shillings the pound	3
late great fall of	3
consent may bee printed	3
otherwise to their vses	3
the possession of the	3
provisions of all sorts	3
and improved in a	3
be present to see	3
new thing for jesuits	3
in our trade from	3
both which letters you	3
the company should be	3
by him addressed unto	3
all the places of	3
a nation still weaker	3
the companies ships from	3
of foreign princes in	3
to answer the charge	3
thereunto by the court	3
a paper of complaints	3
a greater number of	3
that in all cases	3
all the seas in	3
prisoners in the marshalsea	3
home by way of	3
said court shall require	3
choice of chapmen for	3
not evident that the	3
it shall be lawfull	3
best known to the	3
in the island of	3
into the port of	3
their oathes openly in	3
number of years together	3
and then they were	3
the moneth of may	3
the generall trade of	3
which the hollanders have	3
and other home commodities	3
and all the factories	3
the defence of trade	3
for the company in	3
increase of our importations	3
their money at per	3
which served the east	3
modest offer of some	3
collected out of several	3
that so they may	3
whole course of their	3
them by the court	3
make the european world	3
trade and wealth in	3
of some meet considerations	3
a bill of parcels	3
or to this realm	3
by the cheapness of	3
of our own growth	3
late wars against the	3
which he could not	3
princes in east india	3
honorable high court of	3
is said to be	3
in quantity and value	3
all intents and purposes	3
one hundred thousand pounds	3
to the honorable the	3
there is yet a	3
we have reason to	3
of the foreign trade	3
the king is not	3
and of the widows	3
the dutch in the	3
the said chirurgion generall	3
some of the most	3
the abuse of the	3
of money in london	3
and voyages of this	3
nation still weaker and	3
the increase of the	3
where the company have	3
i have already said	3
the merchants of london	3
the abbot of westminster	3
the east india house	3
wing b estc r	3
here by the way	3
after they returne home	3
the waight of the	3
and this was the	3
has already near destroyed	3
to the india court	3
long as there is	3
as the woollen manufacture	3
am apt to think	3
manner beaten us out	3
to be curious inquisitors	3
have all the world	3
necessity of improving our	3
and all the rest	3
for the buying of	3
to the prince of	3
a brief abstract of	3
as possible he can	3
entertained into the companies	3
charge of the government	3
president and his counsell	3
that the intended prohibitions	3
hee shall deliuer vp	3
best secured and improved	3
themselves to the king	3
the said company to	3
hollanders have exercised from	3
third part of the	3
and defended by the	3
then preacher to the	3
from one port to	3
than now they do	3
both ships and men	3
foreign princes in east	3
a view of all	3
be lawfull for any	3
the command of the	3
totall plundering and sinking	3
in full force and	3
laws and statutes of	3
i have given you	3
vnto the treasurers for	3
in any of the	3
be compared with the	3
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after the loss of	3
decay of our cloth	3
of our two ships	3
more and more of	3
else they had gone	3
would have all the	3
foure committees at the	3
the course of trade	3
of the united netherlands	3
short time must necessarily	3
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i have heard that	3
to foreign trade and	3
or otherwise to their	3
with so much advantage	3
thing for jesuits to	3
of all the old	3
benefit and advantage of	3
to sir william courten	3
by this means they	3
india court at home	3
in danger of being	3
and improved for the	3
sell the english merchant	3
of it may be	3
george carew esq administrator	3
true and compendious narration	3
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if there be a	3
is the interest of	3
is to be taken	3
and satisfaction of the	3
as much as the	3
necessarily beggar the nation	3
that they have not	3
of his subjects to	3
where by the way	3
and regulating the companies	3
of the stores in	3
the laws of this	3
the consequences of this	3
riches of the nation	3
two letters lately published	3
to the like number	3
in this way of	3
library and art gallery	3
to the last of	3
adrian iacobson hulsebus preacher	3
the value of lands	3
must be maintained by	3
as long as there	3
superior provincial of the	3
hulsebus preacher to the	3
to the lords of	3
they shall appoint some	3
still weaker and weaker	3
if they could be	3
least foure hundred and	3
in a direct course	3
a remonstrance of the	3
the perils of the	3
against the said richard	3
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in the henry e	3
to be aiding and	3
say the company have	3
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must proportionably decay england	3
to the company in	3
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may it please your	3
riches of the kingdom	3
the voyages of this	3
against the said pergens	3
take accompt of the	3
the proportions of cordage	3
shall appoint some of	3
in the midst of	3
sea and land in	3
to be let on	3
this crown and any	3
of the imprest money	3
for security of the	3
beneficial to the kingdom	3
before the east india	3
which is so much	3
the labours of the	3
greater number of them	3
the men in the	3
and crown of england	3
in any judicious court	3
not the exportation of	3
by agreement with the	3
ingratefull and unjust proceeds	3
satisfaction of the reader	3
of our home product	3
to make war upon	3
of the french councils	3
for the south seas	3
by the french capers	3
account of the present	3
great part of their	3
a reply on behalf	3
all other parts of	3
proclaimed for general reprizals	3
said islands of amboyna	3
question the presidents power	3
and approved of in	3
from thence into england	3
debt and damages aforesaid	3
a proclamation for restraining	3
course of the east	3
by what hath been	3
the multitude and freedom	3
weighty propositions are fully	3
forfeiture of the goods	3
the entries of the	3
who shall be appointed	3
as they are chosen	3
of the lords of	3
master patricke copland then	3
the better publication thereof	3
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exercised and allowed of	3
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preacher to the dutch	3
from the entries of	3
recalling such as are	3
of some hundred and	3
to the coast and	3
against the english nation	3
author of the essay	3
commission for martial law	3
to the kingdoms interest	3
briefe of the lady	3
in their late wars	3
lately returned from thence	3
to walke the round	3
a estc r ocm	3
treaties of peace and	3
shall giue a receipt	3
east and west indies	3
be tryed for their	3
of a sole trade	3
all sorts of men	3
case of the marriners	3
the king may prohibit	3
to put you in	3
the creditors and proprietors	3
the orders of the	3
it is not the	3
in his appendix to	3
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which by the way	3
entry thereof in his	3
and particularly to east	3
speech in a late	3
the officers of the	3
which letters you may	3
the ordinary courts of	3
with some remarkable observations	3
them to give me	3
orphans of those that	3
by the governour or	3
in the bona esperanza	3
doubt of the truth	3
of england and scotland	3
as they term it	3
who shall haue authority	3
to the committees of	3
some parts of germany	3
rials of eight spanish	3
god save the king	3
back to back and	3
printers to the kings	3
a true accompt thereof	3
the form of our	3
openly in a court	3
justice of the court	3
twenty or thirty years	3
and by this means	3
the other written by	3
of the said materials	3
elsewhere than to the	3
made of forreign materials	3
kept for that purpose	3
and sir edward littleton	3
in his owne person	3
the hollanders have exercised	3
and here i must	3
unjust proceeds of the	3
giue a true accompt	3
to make it appear	3
from any of the	3
or his deputy and	3
diev et mon droit	3
clarke of the yron	3
to do the same	3
time out of mind	3
the departure of the	3
often as shall be	3
they do not know	3
secured and improved for	3
starre of those climates	3
such a multitude of	3
the recalling all his	3
present management of trade	3
far the evil practices	3
part of the people	3
upon the exportation of	3
the power of making	3
in a letter to	3
by the honourable house	3
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a worthy member of	3
all the said officers	3
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vntill the moneth of	3
the act of car	3
what i have already	3