trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the said	191
early english books	179
english books online	143
according to the	116
of the east	111
text creation partnership	106
based on the	105
out of the	96
the trade of	83
part of the	80
of all the	80
of the company	79
as well as	78
of the world	78
east india company	76
of the companies	76
of this company	73
the value of	71
in the said	71
keying and markup	71
represented either as	70
to the east	70
either as utf	70
marked as illegible	70
characters represented either	70
in the east	69
the east india	66
the rest of	65
in the year	62
of all sorts	60
of the english	59
any of the	59
from port to	58
it may be	58
the companies ships	57
port to port	57
the said company	57
and in the	56
court of committees	56
the east indies	54
or any other	53
to the kingdom	52
clarke of the	52
the law of	52
there was a	50
the court of	50
as to the	48
of the nation	48
the king of	48
to the said	46
of the kingdom	46
and that the	45
that the east	45
of our trade	45
to the king	44
and the like	44
of the same	43
that in all	43
parts of the	42
for their own	42
a number of	42
for want of	42
and all other	42
early works to	42
the exportation of	41
sir william courten	41
of the french	41
nature of the	41
the subjects of	40
trade from port	40
not to be	40
the increase of	40
that it is	40
can be made	40
there is no	40
that can be	39
at the bar	39
sampled and proofread	39
for the same	39
trade to the	39
the company have	39
one of the	38
of the people	38
the clarke of	38
of the dutch	38
never have been	38
the th of	37
rest of the	37
in the companies	37
is given to	37
the king and	37
to the english	37
was intended to	37
to the terms	37
the price of	37
the terms of	37
the coast of	37
ought to be	37
to do so	37
copies of the	37
of our own	37
of the work	37
text and markup	36
reviewed and edited	36
kb of xml	36
and therefore of	36
by the institutions	36
and encoded edition	36
text can be	36
encoded text transcribed	36
and markup reviewed	36
text transcribed from	36
from proquest page	36
the early english	36
this phase i	36
all without asking	36
then carried out	36
available for reuse	36
of creative commons	36
on the other	36
coded from proquest	36
terms of creative	36
support to the	36
work described above	36
online text creation	36
can be copied	36
proquest page images	36
owned by the	36
i text is	36
images scanned from	36
this keyboarded and	36
distributed and performed	36
is available for	36
for commercial purposes	36
returned to the	36
markup reviewed and	36
financial support to	36
providing financial support	36
iv tiff page	36
the institutions providing	36
tcp assigned for	36
without asking permission	36
the text can	36
described above is	36
which did not	36
and xml conversion	36
edition of the	36
for keying and	36
pfs batch review	36
carried out by	36
institutions providing financial	36
the time of	36
keyed and coded	36
of time and	36
even for commercial	36
the true nature	36
reason to do	36
keyboarded and encoded	36
phase i text	36
above is co	36
scanned from microfilm	36
assigned for keying	36
text is available	36
encoded edition of	36
the work described	36
made about the	36
books online text	36
to the early	36
large quantities of	36
true nature of	36
and coded from	36
were sent to	36
but we respectfully	35
compelling reason to	35
use these texts	35
processes should make	35
aware of the	35
as gap s	35
any remaining illegibles	35
any assumptions that	35
a partnership between	35
is very good	35
was based on	35
selection was intended	35
was divided into	35
characters or elements	35
aim of eebo	35
of subject areas	35
later edition of	35
page images in	35
and for the	35
the print record	35
should bear in	35
as of january	35
placeholder characters or	35
text with mnemonic	35
their early english	35
included and sometimes	35
via their early	35
during phase of	35
readable characters will	35
into two phases	35
mind that in	35
elements to simplify	35
should be aware	35
although there are	35
up to a	35
appears in ncbel	35
now take and	35
is to encode	35
or for an	35
in other languages	35
tei p using	35
some errors will	35
of every monographic	35
and those which	35
creation partnership web	35
of the process	35
by user contributors	35
notably latin and	35
remain and some	35
elements of known	35
encode one copy	35
produce large quantities	35
and encoded texts	35
in english were	35
reflect the true	35
guidelines are available	35
phase of the	35
latin and welsh	35
proquest to create	35
to tei p	35
editorial teams in	35
sometimes a second	35
and the publisher	35
be made about	35
sets were sent	35
print record of	35
published by proquest	35
in mind that	35
remaining illegibles were	35
while the overall	35
of a work	35
into the public	35
tei g elements	35
that due credit	35
all likelihood such	35
michigan and oxford	35
tei in libraries	35
qa standards were	35
been released into	35
and by the	35
users should be	35
accordance with level	35
are a number	35
converting tcp files	35
illegible were corrected	35
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tcp aimed to	35
data is very	35
within the usual	35
encoded as gap	35
usual project restraints	35
aimed to produce	35
chosen if there	35
partnership web site	35
opposed to critical	35
work was chosen	35
of tcp data	35
was proofread for	35
the text creation	35
or text strings	35
dragon and katherine	35
title published between	35
and some readable	35
on the new	35
assumptions that can	35
the text encoding	35
illegibles were encoded	35
to range over	35
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language title published	35
mnemonic sdata character	35
public domain as	35
request that due	35
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proofread for accuracy	35
keying companies for	35
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of michigan and	35
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markup guidelines are	35
instances will never	35
structural encoding based	35
image sets were	35
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create diplomatic transcriptions	35
instances per text	35
variety of subject	35
companies for transcription	35
quality assurance was	35
new cambridge bibliography	35
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number of works	35
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a limit of	35
by converting tcp	35
to encode one	35
have been transformed	35
data within the	35
bibliography of english	35
university of nebraska	35
keyers to be	35
and linked to	35
in accordance with	35
lincoln and northwestern	35
second or later	35
to simplify the	35
and attribution is	35
edition of a	35
english were prioritized	35
of gaps by	35
of any assumptions	35
by university of	35
for accuracy and	35
over a wide	35
editions of a	35
transcription and basic	35
users should bear	35
to be redone	35
with mnemonic sdata	35
of instances per	35
therefore of any	35
whichever is the	35
were corrected where	35
limit of instances	35
was enhanced and	35
of the period	35
their own purposes	35
make clear that	35
the filling in	35
and available in	35
the overall quality	35
and characters marked	35
created during phase	35
a compelling reason	35
p using tcp	35
were returned to	35
on the image	35
publisher proquest to	35
are eligible for	35
or tei g	35
about the data	35
domain as of	35
be aware of	35
given to their	35
tcp data is	35
tcp is a	35
the keyers to	35
there are a	35
tcp project was	35
at by a	35
project was divided	35
mainly structural encoding	35
and markup guidelines	35
been issued variously	35
understanding these processes	35
to facilitate morpho	35
to their original	35
using tcp tei	35
transformed into placeholder	35
did not meet	35
in libraries guidelines	35
gaps by user	35
the universities of	35
enhanced and or	35
unicode or tei	35
the general aim	35
cambridge bibliography of	35
external keying companies	35
oxford and michigan	35
accurately transcribed and	35
images in accordance	35
tcp files to	35
have been issued	35
and or corrected	35
a works in	35
in the world	35
files to tei	35
oxford and the	35
at the text	35
restraints of time	35
in of gaps	35
been looked at	35
their works are	35
texts for their	35
overall quality of	35
respectfully request that	35
creating the tcp	35
of textual data	35
strings within braces	35
corrected and characters	35
into placeholder characters	35
the tcp texts	35
proquest via their	35
linked to page	35
encoding based on	35
encoded texts based	35
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credit and attribution	35
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standards were returned	35
the first edition	35
processed by university	35
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unicode or text	35
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out by editorial	35
those which did	35
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gap elements of	35
texts were encoded	35
due credit and	35
of a works	35
a tcp editor	35
and oxford and	35
known extent have	35
these texts for	35
some readable characters	35
and sometimes a	35
and basic encoding	35
encoding was enhanced	35
first editions of	35
sdata character entities	35
transcribed and encoded	35
range over a	35
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of known extent	35
corrected where possible	35
will remain and	35
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of the texts	35
to reflect the	35
texts created during	35
simplify the filling	35
chose to create	35
to produce large	35
by editorial teams	35
such instances will	35
if an author	35
to external keying	35
then their works	35
each text was	35
errors will remain	35
likelihood such instances	35
a second or	35
texts have been	35
be marked as	35
available at the	35
universities of michigan	35
ascii text with	35
possible up to	35
text encoding initiative	35
the new cambridge	35
works in english	35
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and therefore chose	35
sent to external	35
we respectfully request	35
the project have	35
works are eligible	35
characters marked as	35
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to page images	35
filling in of	35
teams in oxford	35
and use these	35
are available at	35
their original source	35
of the print	35
project restraints of	35
is a partnership	35
to create accurately	35
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image sets published	35
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or corrected and	35
in all likelihood	35
create accurately transcribed	35
quantities of textual	35
the texts were	35
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anyone can now	35
time and funding	35
general aim of	35
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of the king	35
usually the first	35
where possible up	35
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textual data within	35
selection was based	35
or elements to	35
the tei in	35
eligible for inclusion	35
or later edition	35
the image sets	35
project have been	35
tcp is to	35
the publisher proquest	35
therefore chose to	35
of the tei	35
on the text	35
of works in	35
some of the	34
the case of	34
in the indies	34
trade of the	34
by the said	34
it will be	34
the loss of	33
to the nation	33
which shall be	33
to the company	33
the said ships	33
the states general	33
from time to	33
time to time	33
and the said	33
i do not	32
it is not	32
of the yard	32
of the trade	32
for that purpose	32
of their own	31
or his deputy	31
there is a	31
beyond the seas	31
the dragon and	31
is to be	31
by the king	30
the common law	30
act of parliament	30
it would be	29
on the th	29
house of commons	29
as it is	29
the laws of	29
of his majesties	29
if it be	29
by reason of	29
by the dutch	28
it must be	28
as much as	28
of this kingdom	28
the importation of	27
all the said	27
that the said	27
all sorts of	27
the number of	27
of our english	27
eng east india	26
the french king	26
and the other	26
to be made	26
and it is	26
the woollen manufacture	26
the decay of	26
the hands of	26
the house of	26
to the value	26
in the yard	25
notes for div	25
that the company	25
what hath been	25
the dutch and	25
of the whole	25
for div a	25
the same time	25
together with the	25
in time of	25
of late years	25
from the east	24
are to be	24
in a manner	24
to the great	24
tiff page images	24
and the rest	24
at the least	24
and to the	24
more and more	24
gold and silver	24
the good of	24
the benefit of	24
mentioned in the	24
that the king	24
for the publick	24
could not be	24
such as are	24
the affaires of	24
the charge of	24
the power of	24
that the dutch	23
of original in	23
the other side	23
at the same	23
that there is	23
in the first	23
the nature of	23
reason of the	23
that they may	23
of the common	23
reproduction of original	23
that they have	22
the sole trade	22
original in the	22
in the case	22
sir paul pyndar	22
that the english	22
that it was	22
decay of our	22
the said letters	22
ocm this keyboarded	22
for the company	22
a true accompt	22
so great a	22
in the same	22
to the publick	22
the interest of	22
of the present	21
the vse of	21
in any other	21
at any time	21
the french and	21
and he shall	21
ships and goods	21
to the dutch	21
the statute of	21
all other nations	21
of the sea	21
for the better	20
be able to	20
with all the	20
which they shall	20
of sir william	20
in all the	20
by the gouernour	20
which i shall	20
from the said	20
in the nation	20
ought not to	20
and they shall	20
so that the	20
trading to the	20
of all other	20
at this time	20
that by the	20
the beginning of	20
but by the	20
of the court	20
of the great	20
out of their	20
of the netherlands	20
in the end	19
and other places	19
on the behalf	19
they shall not	19
law of nations	19
as by the	19
crown of england	19
order of the	19
the said dutch	19
in the next	19
to the contrary	19
the vent of	19
india company of	19
of this kingdome	19
by the court	19
it is a	19
part of our	19
r ocm this	19
in relation to	19
by the company	19
by the way	19
them in the	19
estc r ocm	19
some of them	19
to be taken	19
contrary to the	19
in the mean	19
the gouernour or	19
in a nation	19
the behalf of	19
the honour of	19
state of the	19
in the time	18
it to be	18
company of the	18
of the dragon	18
that he had	18
subjects of england	18
gouernour or his	18
hath been said	18
and all the	18
of the late	18
the duke of	18
to all the	18
any of our	18
the said sir	18
most of the	18
and of the	18
the dominion of	18
and other things	18
that the trade	18
they shall be	18
the letters patents	18
all the rest	18
the act of	18
the consideration of	17
many of our	17
dutch and french	17
by the english	17
by this means	17
value of the	17
well as the	17
india trade is	17
the state of	17
of the land	17
the trade to	17
by the law	17
the mean time	17
which may be	17
in the trade	17
may be said	17
french and dutch	17
great part of	17
they may be	17
that in the	17
so much as	17
of our late	17
of his subjects	17
that he was	17
the english nation	17
to the indies	17
sir edmond turnor	17
take notice of	17
of any of	17
of trade in	17
seal of england	17
for the said	17
the consumption of	17
trade in the	17
there shall be	17
because of the	17
in reference to	16
as shall be	16
or the like	16
and george carew	16
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to which i	16
part of their	16
all the companies	16
case of the	16
in the whole	16
the great seal	16
the accompts of	16
any of them	16
merchants of london	16
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the use of	16
stock of the	16
dominion of the	16
for the good	16
any part of	16
of such a	16
shall not be	16
and so the	16
to his majesty	16
committees of the	16
the lords of	16
other parts of	16
his majesties subjects	16
company in a	16
great seal of	16
the trade from	16
out of england	16
and hee shall	16
of the like	16
affaires of this	16
the india court	16
the dutch in	16
that they are	16
the king may	16
may be made	16
of the gouernour	16
and company of	16
to the french	16
the said ship	16
of the crown	16
which is the	16
any of their	16
the crown of	16
that which is	15
good of the	15
and on the	15
to and from	15
hundred thousand pounds	15
an act of	15
thousand pounds in	15
may not be	15
of the most	15
and sir paul	15
the quantity of	15
to be the	15
time of war	15
spi global keyed	15
value of our	15
in such a	15
be said of	15
global keyed and	15
east india trade	15
it shall be	15
a joynt stock	15
the states of	15
that all the	15
two or three	15
company of merchants	15
as they are	15
in the th	15
in times of	15
the king might	15
by way of	15
the support of	15
little or no	15
in their own	15
at this day	15
acts of parliament	15
in a joynt	15
which is a	15
as long as	15
of the law	15
the said carew	15
the dutch have	15
i am sure	15
the service of	15
the earl of	15
more or less	15
as appears by	15
the prejudice of	15
those of the	14
and from the	14
it to the	14
to take the	14
they shall haue	14
time of peace	14
to the crown	14
trade may be	14
ship and goods	14
if it were	14
king of england	14
out of his	14
law of england	14
and if any	14
the english and	14
the english east	14
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case at the	14
would not be	14
to their own	14
trade to india	14
and all others	14
city of london	14
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to make a	14
the present east	14
debt and damages	14
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is the most	14
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that there was	14
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person or persons	14
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to the kings	14
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of the kingdome	14
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and such like	14
the said two	14
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of the committees	14
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sole trade to	14
the city of	14
to the companies	14
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the bona esperanza	14
the end of	14
of all others	14
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for the honour	14
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that we have	14
of this trade	14
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of our manufactures	14
by the laws	13
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xml conversion a	13
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the first part	13
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to make it	13
of the ships	13
the english merchant	13
granted to the	13
the moneth of	13
the case at	13
and the rather	13
is not to	13
and i am	13
to make the	13
the greatest part	13
of their trade	13
the people of	13
the occasion of	13
william courten and	13
the want of	13
of this nature	13
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of their ships	13
for the time	13
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who shall be	13
the losse of	13
a consumptive trade	13
what i have	13
that is to	13
to the law	13
have been the	13
lords of the	13
he shall keepe	13
that since the	13
taken by the	13
them by the	13
bills of exchange	13
it is the	13
into the companies	13
to be a	13
the stock of	13
reproduction of the	13
of the staple	13
upon the said	13
to trade to	13
the kingdom in	13
for the vse	13
of the customs	13
the original in	13
made against the	13
greatest part of	12
by the common	12
necessary for the	12
the preservation of	12
in case of	12
a matter of	12
of this realme	12
that the present	12
and not to	12
houses of parliament	12
with so much	12
intended to be	12
the english had	12
bookes of accompts	12
honourable house of	12
according to their	12
the truth of	12
defence of the	12
in this trade	12
others of the	12
consideration of the	12
the performance of	12
to the common	12
and the states	12
the said court	12
apex covantage keyed	12
security of the	12
a general court	12
he shall deliuer	12
and as the	12
to the prejudice	12
of so many	12
at all times	12
the honourable house	12
they do not	12
of the india	12
out of this	12
times of peace	12
of the government	12
great quantities of	12
in this case	12
true accompt of	12
of gold and	12
there hath been	12
and the dutch	12
upon pain of	12
if the trade	12
them to be	12
action of commerce	12
number of the	12
that they were	12
advantage to the	12
of the states	12
here at home	12
and the english	12
of this realm	12
by the east	12
the cape of	12
and at the	12
shillings the pound	12
said letters patents	12
tiff page image	12
account of the	12
at which time	12
from the original	12
the turkey merchants	12
covantage keyed and	12
the companies officers	12
governour and company	12
the company are	12
to be of	12
of a nation	12
our own manufactures	12
that he would	12
they would have	12
to the honorable	12
in their hands	12
the liberty of	12
can never be	12
of other nations	12
at that time	12
law of nature	12
in the affaires	12
states of holland	12
appears by the	12
of his own	12
of our people	12
for the future	12
by vertue of	12
they shall giue	12
that of the	12
of the goods	12
i am of	11
declaration of the	11
than the english	11
coast of india	11
they are in	11
subjects of the	11
in the audit	11
the dutch east	11
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belonging to the	11
the same in	11
our said subjects	11
the greater number	11
notice of the	11
text notes for	11
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the red sea	11
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a regulated company	11
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the sum of	11
english and dutch	11
and therefore i	11
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we have a	11
both houses of	11
and from thence	11
to the same	11
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the late king	11
i shall add	11
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the companies house	11
deputy and committees	11
the original text	11
in the jndies	11
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the kings most	11
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the making of	11
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by forreign trade	11
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court of admiralty	11
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the said committees	11
make use of	11
of that trade	11
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the trades increase	11
the english to	11
of the councel	11
the audit of	11
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behalf of the	11
affaires of the	11
original text notes	11
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reference to the	11
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value of l	11
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the king is	11
in our trade	11
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the said treaty	11
benefit of the	11
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be brought to	11
the kingdoms interest	11
of the ship	11
and may be	11
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support of the	11
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the master and	11
committees at the	11
the said states	11
within the limits	11
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summes of money	11
trade is the	11
increase of trade	11
in the last	11
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there must be	11
to be sent	11
at the time	11
liberty and property	11
gold and siluer	11
vse of this	10
a letter to	10
to the right	10
into the east	10
in that case	10
great increase of	10
the honour and	10
in the beginning	10
treaty at breda	10
i have been	10
most excellent majesty	10
the next place	10
the lord chief	10
should not be	10
them to the	10
the goods and	10
england and wales	10
in the present	10
the like may	10
of our treasure	10
trade and commerce	10
of forreign trade	10
an account of	10
heirs and successors	10
of money in	10
any of his	10
from the crown	10
as in the	10
behalf of themselves	10
one of them	10
the civil law	10
accompts of the	10
booke for that	10
to be more	10
which they are	10
in trade and	10
in which they	10
the trade in	10
to the kingdoms	10
of french goods	10
any other nation	10
to the laws	10
made to the	10
to have the	10
the nation in	10
shall be found	10
it is most	10
all the world	10
the whole matter	10
but the dutch	10
power and authority	10
the said clarke	10
of the indies	10
the last section	10
am of opinion	10
for the king	10
it should be	10
all the english	10
loss of the	10
by the hollanders	10
of all our	10
the said companies	10
taken notice of	10
vse of the	10
with the other	10
the ballance of	10
thousand pounds sterling	10
company in the	10
for this company	10
and to be	10
increase of people	10
trade and navigation	10
at their pleasure	10
years last past	10
exclusive of all	10
that they had	10
nation in europe	10
lord chief justice	10
and then the	10
it is now	10
subject to the	10
money or bullion	10
the governour and	10
by any other	10
some of their	10
form of government	10
like may be	10
but for the	10
exportation of bullion	10
acts of parliaments	10
which i have	10
if the english	10
in any of	10
the said accompts	10
men of war	10
and in a	10
this part of	10
in the english	10
of his accompts	10
to carry on	10
king charles the	10
a million of	10
power of the	10
end of the	10
of those that	10
all and every	10
in that trade	10
they are to	10
to see the	10
sir morris abbot	10
a very great	10
as i have	10
to be by	10
the cause of	10
of the other	10
of which i	10
the building of	10
of the decay	10
quantities of our	10
answer to the	10
into the hands	10
on the trade	10
advantage of the	10
such a trade	10
order of court	10
would not have	10
kings most excellent	10
the execution of	10
of our present	10
to be considered	10
parts of india	10
there would be	10
any person or	10
trade of india	10
by the kings	10
from the indies	10
of england in	10
the debt and	10
keepe a true	10
the time being	10
it might be	9
by their own	9
a member of	9
at a time	9
in respect of	9
us out of	9
of the council	9
the said trade	9
sent to the	9
by the general	9
come to be	9
sinking of the	9
the great case	9
it has been	9
india company in	9
if he had	9
to be had	9
by the committees	9
the constitution of	9
xml conversion the	9
to the stock	9
in the british	9
they should be	9
two hundred and	9
upon the coast	9
to the hollanders	9
it ought to	9
audit of his	9
an increase of	9
be found to	9
harp and cross	9
member of the	9
they were in	9
which he shall	9
with as much	9
consumption of our	9
that some of	9
to be given	9
the exporting of	9
letters patents for	9
which the dutch	9
on the contrary	9
in the kingdom	9
the english company	9
a great part	9
the publick advantage	9
consent of the	9
there may be	9
the like nature	9
as i conceive	9
to this kingdom	9
of king james	9
by force of	9
any other place	9
to the best	9
sum of money	9
the said prouisions	9
from the mint	9
would have been	9
aptara keyed and	9
this and the	9
the british library	9
to the last	9
a court of	9
by that means	9
all manner of	9
in a company	9
estc r this	9
to his subjects	9
where they are	9
of their goods	9
of the publick	9
accompt of all	9
vnto the clarke	9
logarbo text and	9
silk and linnen	9
the carrying on	9
r this keyboarded	9
the french politicks	9
methods of trade	9
added to the	9
the committees of	9
much of their	9
in the second	9
and cross money	9
the said captain	9
in the hands	9
the treaty at	9
for the present	9
to the consideration	9
is a great	9
of the inhabitants	9
he shall giue	9
and that he	9
want of a	9
to the states	9
imployed in the	9
six hundred and	9
trade of england	9
buying and selling	9
of the manufacture	9
in as much	9
of his reign	9
thousand six hundred	9
and by that	9
the protection of	9
is to say	9
if this be	9
court at home	9
rest of their	9
in the general	9
the month of	9
regulation of our	9
as the east	9
of their wages	9
now it is	9
mona logarbo text	9
so much more	9
for a time	9
at one time	9
one thousand six	9
to be in	9
they shall deliuer	9
the english at	9
they will be	9
against the english	9
than any other	9
vast increase of	9
out of that	9
trade to any	9
shall be made	9
when it is	9
the ruine of	9
of our said	9
the general court	9
and linnen manufactures	9
the ships and	9
come to the	9
of which the	9
a far greater	9
laws of england	9
it is no	9
proceedings in the	9
of our ships	9
and the same	9
the merchants of	9
in the letters	9
logarbo sampled and	9
a joint stock	9
if there be	9
said sir edmond	9
the most part	9
lewis the th	9
and the french	9
the same reason	9
in a booke	9
the court at	9
trade of this	9
to the present	9
shall be deliuered	9
of the seas	9
at the custom	9
by a company	9
and a joint	9
common law of	9
and in all	9
the inhabitants of	9
all parts of	9
author of the	9
and the east	9
the members of	9
by means of	9
discovery of the	9
the payment of	9
and some other	9
ministers of state	9
with the king	9
present state of	9
the prince of	9
the rate of	9
at per cent	9
all the other	9
half of the	9
the improvement of	9
in due time	9
act of navigation	9
of the old	9
in a time	9
members of the	9
and advantage of	9
mona logarbo sampled	9
the english trade	9
brought to the	9
for it is	9
and is not	9
the kingdom of	9
the said officers	9
cape of good	9
the same to	9
the death of	9
humble petition of	9
that they will	9
for the voyage	8
from the dutch	8
relation to the	8
yet it is	8
payment of the	8
and no more	8
honour of the	8
of england for	8
or in any	8
one of his	8
and that is	8
charles the first	8
i know not	8
between the king	8
by act of	8
of a great	8
a trade from	8
against the present	8
of trade to	8
the king has	8
out of a	8
sir thomas dale	8
may be as	8
widows and orphans	8
set downe the	8
the present french	8
of our privy	8
laws of this	8
prohibition of french	8
the wealth of	8
would be a	8
necessary to the	8
by the states	8
it is in	8
the company to	8
is so much	8
the advantage of	8
increase of treasure	8
that they shall	8
and if it	8
odds in the	8
offered to the	8
king might prohibit	8
in the nature	8
edmond turnor and	8
port of london	8
in all which	8
his majesty and	8
to the staple	8
that i had	8
out of our	8
and forreign trade	8
the said george	8
of the subjects	8
in the way	8
cheaper than the	8
they would be	8
the author of	8
the trades of	8
our trade in	8
beneficial to the	8
since the east	8
to all others	8
all the factories	8
dated the th	8
the defence of	8
for the support	8
the substance of	8
of five hundred	8
of the woollen	8
of any other	8
of the governour	8
kingdom of england	8
if the king	8
there are many	8
but that they	8
ship called the	8
in the third	8
in our books	8
body of the	8
in all our	8
against the east	8
all of them	8
in his booke	8
as much money	8
which we have	8
a booke for	8
for many years	8
the king to	8
vpon all occasions	8
as they have	8
and their mates	8
now before us	8
wealth of the	8
at their own	8
the vallue of	8
the reign of	8
by the same	8
the necessity of	8
increase of our	8
wrongs done to	8
setting downe the	8
general court of	8
i come to	8
and at home	8
of themselves and	8
in a joint	8
great store of	8
of the generall	8
of all his	8
the summe of	8
he shall receiue	8
trade in those	8
turnor and george	8
and will be	8
and for that	8
will be a	8
if a nation	8
way of trade	8
the treasure of	8
now in question	8
of the two	8
which they had	8
increase of imported	8
thereof to the	8
in the ships	8
profitable to the	8
that i may	8
to both houses	8
to the clarke	8
if he be	8
it be not	8
whether it be	8
of his maiesties	8
it is well	8
as it was	8
by the french	8
in huntington library	8
so that this	8
of the first	8
patents for reprizals	8
the island of	8
by order of	8
interest of england	8
the next day	8
sea and land	8
of the united	8
with the said	8
ballance of trade	8
during the said	8
said george carew	8
of two hundred	8
this honorable house	8
that as the	8
at the suit	8
for payment of	8
or at least	8
original in huntington	8
his maiesties letters	8
the example of	8
upon the whole	8
law of the	8
of this nation	8
the imployment of	8
may be added	8
concerning the east	8
the name of	8
in a letter	8
not so much	8
i am confident	8
and the law	8
think fit to	8
and as many	8
the suit of	8
at liberty to	8
to be brought	8
beefe and porke	8
of the general	8
of our owne	8
and in case	8
is in the	8
and the coast	8
in a few	8
of this our	8
in the court	8
it is ordered	8
not only to	8
great case of	8
the king by	8
the said east	8
the great mogul	8
in which case	8
men of the	8
part of this	8
if the company	8
home and forreign	8
choice of chapmen	8
addition to the	8
of our neighbours	8
i shall only	8
the nation than	8
laws of nations	8
of ships and	8
of the hollanders	8
the last of	8
euery perticular thing	8
to the number	8
the national treasure	8
how far the	8
for his discharge	8
the odds in	8
of the stock	8
that on the	8
riches of the	8
the advice of	8
the foundation of	8
service of the	8
and that it	8
there is an	8
the advantages of	8
of in our	8
said states general	8
of their subjects	8
rest of his	8
of all nations	8
i shall shew	8
i leave to	8
ranks of men	8
to the national	8
by the first	8
of that which	8
to make their	8
to be deliuered	8
in all other	8
many of those	8
giue a true	8
prejudice of the	8
and many others	8
by such a	8
the relation of	8
the humble petition	8
three or four	8
the french monarchy	8
this trade in	8
it can be	8
in the other	8
subscribed by the	8
courten and his	8
to do the	8
by the governour	8
than by a	8
in comparison of	8
the second part	8
it is more	8
east and west	8
the danger of	8
the county of	8
ordinary and extraordinary	8
will be more	8
of their said	8
the governour of	8
on the coast	8
if there were	8
it be said	8
on a suddain	7
hemp and flax	7
hundred and fiftie	7
nor is it	7
they shall appoint	7
with us in	7
for the english	7
of all which	7
much as in	7
to the vse	7
king and the	7
matters of fact	7
late prohibition of	7
of the th	7
a nation to	7
charter granted to	7
vnto the court	7
is no more	7
to make good	7
of the act	7
his heirs and	7
of the irish	7
on the english	7
the extent of	7
this may be	7
to the court	7
allowed by the	7
many of the	7
for the security	7
remonstrance of the	7
as the english	7
to a few	7
sent to india	7
and which is	7
sir walter raleigh	7
have been so	7
the matter of	7
one third part	7
had in the	7
the riches of	7
from the king	7
at the instance	7
of the kings	7
they shall receiue	7
in our law	7
the wisdom of	7
in the voyage	7
of the indian	7
the french councils	7
a greater value	7
of euery perticular	7
ballance of our	7
by his prerogative	7
the life of	7
factories in the	7
or any others	7
to the honourable	7
we should have	7
to the lords	7
and upon the	7
places of the	7
a part of	7
year of his	7
to have been	7
have been made	7
the consequences of	7
the order of	7
costs and charges	7
name of the	7
advantages in trade	7
for the carrying	7
of all foreign	7
no doubt but	7
the present state	7
company have now	7
any manner of	7
hath been a	7
put in execution	7
king and councel	7
it was a	7
our woollen manufactures	7
he shall take	7
henry the th	7
under a regulation	7
and other goods	7
once euery weeke	7
treasure to the	7
of the natives	7
we do not	7
of their charter	7
he was in	7
carried on by	7
to have a	7
goods of the	7
to the honour	7
a declaration of	7
the first of	7
any act of	7
the bay of	7
and protestant religion	7
most national of	7
which time the	7
if we should	7
most part of	7
brought from india	7
the companies servants	7
they shall take	7
they shall keepe	7
was to be	7
the government of	7
the best of	7
as hath been	7
in the course	7
all his majesties	7
the building and	7
for the companies	7
that it will	7
is in a	7
fit to be	7
that when the	7
into the sea	7
foreign trade and	7
done by the	7
be lawfull for	7
for the preservation	7
objections made against	7
the body of	7
themselves to the	7
as they did	7
of the jesuits	7
i should be	7
beginning of the	7
in my own	7
are not to	7
by which means	7
be taken for	7
and to have	7
and as it	7
price of our	7
thirteene committees at	7
forreign materials of	7
the company do	7
or from the	7
at this present	7
brought into this	7
the growth of	7
the portugals and	7
in the countrey	7
vnto the said	7
so to do	7
the dutch ambassador	7
the manufactures of	7
humbly represented to	7
the dutch from	7
an open trade	7
that it hath	7
so as to	7
whom they shall	7
to the first	7
our trade and	7
the said marriners	7
as in holland	7
last of march	7
out of all	7
to the gouernour	7
the exercise of	7
to the reader	7
i cannot but	7
for the east	7
the other hand	7
the united provinces	7
and their goods	7
maiesties letters patents	7
the irish acts	7
parts of england	7
at the best	7
sums of money	7
the vnited provinces	7
of the lord	7
sir henry middleton	7
so the said	7
to the committees	7
by the great	7
money in the	7
to the intent	7
and if this	7
of our home	7
the most national	7
church of england	7
no more in	7
prouisions and stores	7
the prices of	7
and their subjects	7
fourth part of	7
india trade in	7
court of the	7
it would not	7
one hundred and	7
in this booke	7
the said wars	7
to the next	7
ships of war	7
india company have	7
which hee shall	7
be imployed in	7
such as shall	7
and yet the	7
all which is	7
acquaint the court	7
any other way	7
in the yeare	7
i have heard	7
general of the	7
the next section	7
a forreign trade	7
for which they	7
more at large	7
made for the	7
the company did	7
our forreign trade	7
any time hereafter	7
made use of	7
want of money	7
prince of orange	7
of england and	7
a state of	7
which by the	7
to national advantage	7
they shall send	7
of the persons	7
which cannot be	7
must be a	7
to give me	7
kingdom in general	7
trade by the	7
so that there	7
in which the	7
in the accompt	7
the way of	7
to sell their	7
for that the	7
discretion of the	7
national of all	7
advantageous to the	7
twenty or thirty	7
gold or silver	7
i think it	7
in this kingdom	7
were it not	7
in former times	7
which in the	7
for if the	7
the said english	7
his majesty was	7
tend to the	7
us in the	7
when the said	7
the nation must	7
leave it to	7
a fourth part	7
the matters of	7
of their fellow	7
above a million	7
any nation in	7
article of the	7
to this day	7
a true note	7
trade of a	7
of the rest	7
much of our	7
the commodities of	7
trading into the	7
or to any	7
that he may	7
but if it	7
and as i	7
the ship ionah	7
liberty to trade	7
so that it	7
and if we	7
the credit of	7
by bills of	7
of the clarke	7
in all times	7
of peace and	7
as far as	7
a great and	7
they should not	7
in the ship	7
and other commodities	7
there will be	7
was in the	7
vast quantities of	7
the words of	7
realme of england	7
discourse of trade	7
vp vnto the	7
desire to be	7
of good hope	7
priviledges and immunities	7
of which we	7
several acts of	7
be taken of	7
in all that	7
had not been	7
exclusive to all	7
a nation may	7
trade might be	7
the discretion of	7
add to the	7
money to be	7
of the honourable	7
of foreign trade	7
they might have	7
receiue all the	7
in other countries	7
of the lords	7
can be no	7
a great value	7
we have also	7
in parliament assembled	7
in a great	7
much upon the	7
in pursuance of	7
and one of	7
it will not	7
granted to them	7
the revenue of	7
at the beginning	7
shall haue a	7
and so it	7
i shall have	7
and that they	7
in the great	7
and common alliance	7
if any man	7
of the national	7
at common law	7
reason of their	7
in the years	7
to destroy the	7
to the increase	7
hands of the	7
words of the	7
it not be	7
in the law	7
to answer the	7
be given to	7
master of the	7
a trade to	7
to be free	7
in and about	7
the defendants councel	7
of the realm	7
all that is	7
and to make	7
that father garnet	7
our present church	7
as i said	7
clarkes of the	7
a sort of	7
may be taken	7
the rules of	7
france and holland	7
that if it	7
which will be	7
prerogative of the	7
be in a	7
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of money to	7
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to the house	7
that he hath	7
and orphans of	7
the company is	7
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which i am	7
of war and	7
carrying on of	7
and the king	7
which the hollanders	7
ships and vessels	7
the isle of	7
in the number	6
i shall say	6
that the same	6
in this and	6
of the house	6
king and his	6
sum of l	6
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the expence of	6
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our native commodities	6
spice and indico	6
on the same	6
number of five	6
ports and places	6
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act of the	6
home in the	6
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satisfaction for the	6
as the king	6
india and persia	6
the east jndies	6
the great cabbin	6
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companies of merchants	6
i have not	6
the pleasure of	6
we do hereby	6
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one of our	6
hereafter shall be	6
them out of	6
the same by	6
the sinking of	6
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than it was	6
the command of	6
that the french	6
shall acquaint the	6
of our lands	6
home and abroad	6
relating to the	6
to serue the	6
against the states	6
at home and	6
george carew esq	6
than all the	6
as he shall	6
will be the	6
to our neighbours	6
the lawes or	6
a generall court	6
even in the	6
which i think	6
to support and	6
we have the	6
of our customs	6
allowed of in	6
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in the month	6
which could not	6
the practice of	6
that his majesty	6
of per cent	6
their cargoes amounting	6
are made at	6
of his majesty	6
him by the	6
king by his	6
in the company	6
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in all places	6
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to foreign trade	6
in the house	6
a ship of	6
that they would	6
upon the english	6
charles the th	6
buy and sell	6
they say the	6
the trade is	6
of great britain	6
the said island	6
applicable to the	6
factors and servants	6
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increase of the	6
that perished in	6
the common and	6
shall be imployed	6
enable them to	6
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become of the	6
for in the	6
in all ages	6
contained in the	6
upon the east	6
great numbers of	6
of the truth	6
of the honorable	6
the estates of	6
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so long as	6
them in their	6
by any of	6
siefring sampled and	6
of a war	6
french king hath	6
lawes or standing	6
parts of germany	6
trade in england	6
to which he	6
said to be	6
publick advantage of	6
course of the	6
the laws and	6
be made in	6
some of our	6
to do it	6
little or nothing	6
religion of this	6
the two ships	6
he might have	6
the waight of	6
and thirteene committees	6
in short time	6
it is observable	6
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the national gain	6
dutch from the	6
or more of	6
the judgment of	6
waight and tale	6
is not only	6
be sent to	6
satisfaction of the	6
and about london	6
order from the	6
for feare of	6
given to the	6
of the warehouses	6
their trade and	6
of them in	6
to pay the	6
of our laws	6
th of september	6
the end that	6
our woollen manufacture	6
in the presence	6
lawes or orders	6
the national interest	6
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for which he	6
or to be	6
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to any place	6
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by the loss	6
five or six	6
the french have	6
the several acts	6
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the south seas	6
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third part of	6
of the bona	6
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they have done	6
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remaine in the	6
of our forreign	6
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this company was	6
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liberty of trade	6
the accompt of	6
the king had	6
so much to	6
said in the	6
our loving subjects	6
england for the	6
of the admiralty	6
and of their	6
edward the third	6
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the company may	6
persia wrought silks	6
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at the common	6
the present company	6
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the booke of	6
a company and	6
to see that	6
of which they	6
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of the deceased	6
for the increase	6
the publick good	6
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to the building	6
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with the same	6
at the times	6
island of bombay	6
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for several years	6
those that have	6
the high court	6
which they were	6
bring in their	6
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profitable trade to	6
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a speciall care	6
we have been	6
any other kingdom	6
in their seuerall	6
of the year	6
the taking of	6
the manner of	6
duke of york	6
and some others	6
my friendly banjans	6
to our own	6
any one of	6
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reflections upon the	6
petition of right	6
of its own	6
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in the morning	6
the freedom of	6
the woollen manufactures	6
take accompt of	6
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the honorable east	6
secured and improved	6
part of his	6