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quadgram frequency
early english books online151
represented either as utf68
characters represented either as68
notes for div a62
and are to be41
to the terms of39
and coded from proquest39
english books online text39
coded from proquest page39
work described above is39
even for commercial purposes39
providing financial support to39
for keying and markup39
from proquest page images39
tcp assigned for keying39
of the work described39
all without asking permission39
i text is available39
the text can be39
books online text creation39
iv tiff page images39
by the institutions providing39
and markup reviewed and39
and encoded edition of39
assigned for keying and39
terms of creative commons39
the work described above39
online text creation partnership39
encoded edition of the39
described above is co39
this keyboarded and encoded39
images scanned from microfilm39
keyboarded and encoded edition39
owned by the institutions39
the institutions providing financial39
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text is available for39
edition of the work39
the terms of creative39
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text can be copied39
the early english books39
markup reviewed and edited39
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is available for reuse39
financial support to the39
keyed and coded from39
text and markup reviewed39
encoded text transcribed from39
this phase i text39
support to the early39
the true nature of35
and sometimes a second34
gaps by user contributors34
for an anonymous work34
processed by university of34
texts were encoded and34
for their own purposes34
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aware of the process34
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proquest to create accurately34
some readable characters will34
but we respectfully request34
the public domain as34
of every monographic english34
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of gaps by user34
reflect the true nature34
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to encode one copy34
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been released into the34
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their early english books34
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wide variety of subject34
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tcp files to tei34
gap elements of known34
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transcribed and encoded texts34
new cambridge bibliography of34
have been transformed into34
second or later edition34
proofread for accuracy and34
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of instances per text34
domain as of january34
publisher proquest to create34
of creating the tcp34
characters will be marked34
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unicode or tei g34
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to create diplomatic transcriptions34
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the encoding was enhanced34
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a works in english34
encoding based on the34
of the texts have34
the publisher proquest to34
texts created during phase34
now take and use34
accordance with level of34
usually the first edition34
project have been released34
encoded and linked to34
of textual data within34
into the public domain34
teams in oxford and34
data is very good34
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and characters marked as34
are eligible for inclusion34
or text strings within34
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those which did not34
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sets published by proquest34
keying and markup guidelines34
changes to facilitate morpho34
errors will remain and34
to produce large quantities34
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during phase of the34
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mind that in all34
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title published between and34
of time and funding34
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converting tcp files to34
works in other languages34
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on the image sets34
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cambridge bibliography of english34
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range over a wide34
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released into the public34
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texts for their own34
oxford and the publisher34
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accurately transcribed and encoded34
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copies of the texts34
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to external keying companies34
out by editorial teams34
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true nature of the34
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