trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	125
english books online	100
based on the	75
text creation partnership	75
early works to	61
characters represented either	50
keying and markup	50
marked as illegible	50
either as utf	50
represented either as	50
the importation of	35
our privy council	34
printed by the	34
of our reign	33
of our privy	33
of this kingdom	31
as well as	29
of andrew anderson	29
according to the	28
foreign trade regulation	27
there was a	26
made about the	26
sampled and proofread	26
that in all	26
for their own	26
the image sets	25
of the tei	25
lincoln and northwestern	25
up to a	25
first editions of	25
to range over	25
companies for transcription	25
as of january	25
universities of michigan	25
to create diplomatic	25
large quantities of	25
errors will remain	25
encoded edition of	25
accurately transcribed and	25
in libraries guidelines	25
been transformed into	25
in english were	25
attribution is given	25
elements of known	25
available in eebo	25
encoding based on	25
encoded texts based	25
by university of	25
the keyers to	25
and markup guidelines	25
general aim of	25
data within the	25
and some readable	25
qa standards were	25
distributed and performed	25
accuracy and those	25
filling in of	25
is very good	25
with level of	25
instances will never	25
was divided into	25
gap elements of	25
of every monographic	25
elements to simplify	25
were returned to	25
assumptions that can	25
there are a	25
been looked at	25
and sometimes a	25
characters marked as	25
into placeholder characters	25
at the text	25
text with mnemonic	25
text is available	25
texts were encoded	25
to tei p	25
via their early	25
known extent have	25
of creative commons	25
carried out by	25
then carried out	25
or text strings	25
pfs batch review	25
and encoded texts	25
opposed to critical	25
the early english	25
partnership between the	25
processes should make	25
range over a	25
in mind that	25
into the public	25
the texts have	25
some readable characters	25
selection was based	25
be marked as	25
and coded from	25
their works are	25
the tei in	25
sometimes a second	25
request that due	25
extent have been	25
now take and	25
using tcp tei	25
partnership web site	25
of the texts	25
mind that in	25
included and sometimes	25
to be redone	25
image sets published	25
been issued variously	25
books online text	25
in accordance with	25
text encoding initiative	25
over a wide	25
is a partnership	25
out by editorial	25
by proquest via	25
copies of the	25
at by a	25
was enhanced and	25
and use these	25
textual data within	25
gaps by user	25
are eligible for	25
text and markup	25
works in english	25
the process of	25
take and use	25
illegible were corrected	25
to reflect the	25
characters or elements	25
are available at	25
unicode or tei	25
project have been	25
a number of	25
works are eligible	25
variously as sgml	25
corrected where possible	25
some errors will	25
the tcp texts	25
bibliography of english	25
the general aim	25
meet qa standards	25
use these texts	25
editorial teams in	25
and linked to	25
or for an	25
to the early	25
by converting tcp	25
whichever is the	25
as gap s	25
encode one copy	25
to the keyers	25
should bear in	25
images scanned from	25
time and funding	25
financial support to	25
works in other	25
proquest to create	25
proofread for accuracy	25
usual project restraints	25
which did not	25
oxford and the	25
editions of a	25
assurance was then	25
credit and attribution	25
tcp data is	25
eligible for inclusion	25
are a number	25
converting tcp files	25
structural encoding based	25
remaining illegibles were	25
encoded text transcribed	25
such instances will	25
and therefore chose	25
the publisher proquest	25
transformed into placeholder	25
should make clear	25
was intended to	25
ascii text with	25
between the universities	25
if there was	25
providing financial support	25
if an author	25
work was chosen	25
english were prioritized	25
were sent to	25
the institutions providing	25
keyboarded and encoded	25
and attribution is	25
the true nature	25
print record of	25
language title published	25
proquest via their	25
text can be	25
about the data	25
to page images	25
aware of the	25
images in accordance	25
is given to	25
the usual project	25
can be copied	25
the universities of	25
their original source	25
by the institutions	25
encoded and linked	25
although there are	25
and characters marked	25
not meet qa	25
strings within braces	25
any assumptions that	25
and xml conversion	25
variety of subject	25
of gaps by	25
new cambridge bibliography	25
available at the	25
second or later	25
returned to the	25
the overall quality	25
restraints of time	25
divided into two	25
produce large quantities	25
for an anonymous	25
described above is	25
were encoded and	25
or corrected and	25
michigan and oxford	25
above is co	25
oxford and michigan	25
as opposed to	25
domain as of	25
to a limit	25
their early english	25
text was proofread	25
processed by university	25
or elements to	25
simplify the filling	25
encoding was enhanced	25
of works in	25
remain and some	25
intended to range	25
was based on	25
on the text	25
this keyboarded and	25
tcp aimed to	25
selection was intended	25
in oxford and	25
likelihood such instances	25
create diplomatic transcriptions	25
a works in	25
title published between	25
edition of the	25
did not meet	25
cambridge bibliography of	25
text strings within	25
the project have	25
of tcp data	25
process of creating	25
sdata character entities	25
tei g elements	25
transcription and basic	25
will be marked	25
creation partnership web	25
without asking permission	25
and those which	25
texts have been	25
were encoded as	25
created during phase	25
to encode one	25
phase i text	25
p using tcp	25
quality of tcp	25
that can be	25
therefore chose to	25
usually the first	25
by user contributors	25
data is very	25
the text creation	25
the new cambridge	25
for accuracy and	25
during phase of	25
for transcription and	25
into two phases	25
image sets were	25
by a tcp	25
iv tiff page	25
with changes to	25
keyed and coded	25
between and available	25
understanding these processes	25
available for reuse	25
of the print	25
coded from proquest	25
files to tei	25
notably latin and	25
a tcp editor	25
assigned for keying	25
released into the	25
i text is	25
can now take	25
tei p using	25
those which did	25
been released into	25
of creating the	25
quality assurance was	25
accordance with level	25
in of gaps	25
compelling reason to	25
reviewed and edited	25
sets published by	25
the public domain	25
of english literature	25
unicode or text	25
of the process	25
and encoded edition	25
later edition of	25
tcp project was	25
all without asking	25
standards were returned	25
the terms of	25
markup reviewed and	25
level of the	25
to the terms	25
keying companies for	25
of a work	25
then their works	25
texts for their	25
never have been	25
and markup reviewed	25
text selection was	25
should be aware	25
make clear that	25
we respectfully request	25
every monographic english	25
sent to external	25
tei in libraries	25
a compelling reason	25
was a compelling	25
number of works	25
to their original	25
was then carried	25
public domain as	25
creating the tcp	25
terms of creative	25
of textual data	25
transcribed and encoded	25
keyers to be	25
the text can	25
texts created during	25
in all likelihood	25
quantities of textual	25
changes to facilitate	25
a partnership between	25
mnemonic sdata character	25
on the image	25
the first edition	25
university of nebraska	25
project restraints of	25
proquest page images	25
looked at by	25
wide variety of	25
external keying companies	25
of any assumptions	25
chose to create	25
tcp is a	25
reason to do	25
as illegible were	25
published by proquest	25
nature of the	25
have been transformed	25
was chosen if	25
issued variously as	25
these processes should	25
to create accurately	25
to external keying	25
and the publisher	25
have been released	25
chosen if there	25
tcp is to	25
therefore of any	25
encoded as gap	25
was proofread for	25
phase of the	25
teams in oxford	25
or lossless xml	25
the encoding was	25
limit of instances	25
published between and	25
of a works	25
and oxford and	25
mainly structural encoding	25
on the new	25
due credit and	25
texts based on	25
to simplify the	25
sets were sent	25
respectfully request that	25
illegibles were encoded	25
to produce large	25
but we respectfully	25
users should be	25
reflect the true	25
a second or	25
and therefore of	25
kb of xml	25
readable characters will	25
even for commercial	25
latin and welsh	25
created by converting	25
text transcribed from	25
is the greater	25
placeholder characters or	25
of the work	25
characters will be	25
bear in mind	25
record of the	25
publisher proquest to	25
be made about	25
tcp files to	25
owned by the	25
instances per text	25
where possible up	25
and or corrected	25
these texts for	25
of the project	25
any remaining illegibles	25
this phase i	25
aim of eebo	25
from proquest page	25
possible up to	25
appears in ncbel	25
their own purposes	25
have been looked	25
aimed to produce	25
have been issued	25
of the period	25
anyone can now	25
the filling in	25
page images in	25
all likelihood such	25
each text was	25
of michigan and	25
tcp assigned for	25
of known extent	25
by editorial teams	25
is to encode	25
a work was	25
a wide variety	25
or later edition	25
a limit of	25
guidelines are available	25
corrected and characters	25
the text encoding	25
markup guidelines are	25
to critical editions	25
online text creation	25
for commercial purposes	25
given to their	25
or tei g	25
were corrected where	25
be aware of	25
create accurately transcribed	25
and available in	25
support to the	25
of subject areas	25
while the overall	25
the texts were	25
users should bear	25
is available for	25
that due credit	25
will never have	25
to facilitate morpho	25
an anonymous work	25
the print record	25
linked to page	25
enhanced and or	25
of each text	25
and basic encoding	25
for keying and	25
will remain and	25
with mnemonic sdata	25
institutions providing financial	25
edition of a	25
work described above	25
to do so	25
of instances per	25
the work described	25
can be made	25
true nature of	25
project was divided	25
overall quality of	25
in other languages	25
scanned from microfilm	25
of time and	25
within the usual	25
ocm this keyboarded	24
tiff page image	24
estc r ocm	24
r ocm this	24
and of our	24
spi global keyed	23
global keyed and	23
given under our	22
under our signet	22
the lords of	22
most excellent majesty	21
within this kingdom	21
our signet at	20
signet at edinburgh	19
lords of our	19
into this kingdom	19
and to the	19
law and legislation	18
our reign the	18
day of may	18
library of scotland	17
original in the	17
printer to his	17
national library of	17
to his most	17
of the said	17
b wing s	16
acts of parliament	16
by the king	16
the original in	15
by the grace	15
of the faith	15
the heir of	15
of the original	15
heir of andrew	15
by the heir	15
heirs and successors	15
and successors of	15
by the heirs	15
the heirs and	15
of the scots	15
act of parliament	15
england and wales	15
successors of andrew	15
reproduction of the	15
s estc r	14
the grace of	14
presents to be	14
of the lords	14
grace of god	14
save the king	14
day of december	14
wing s estc	14
god save the	14
in that part	14
conjunctly and severally	14
coat of arms	14
to the mercat	13
the national library	13
these our letters	13
the trade of	13
the saids commissioners	13
importation of irish	13
advice of the	13
or coat of	13
royal blazon or	13
messengers at arms	13
blazon or coat	13
in the national	13
with advice of	13
king of great	13
the kingdom of	13
william and mary	12
person or persons	12
sheriffs in that	12
as they will	12
our sheriffs in	12
france and ireland	12
defender of the	12
a proclamation for	12
to be printed	12
cross of edinburgh	12
these presents to	12
as to the	12
our letters seen	11
macers of our	11
our ancient kingdom	11
our will is	11
of great britain	11
we charge you	11
per actum dominorum	11
logarbo sampled and	11
logarbo text and	11
of his majesties	11
of this our	11
and we charge	11
they will be	11
to be exported	11
mona logarbo text	11
mona logarbo sampled	11
year of our	10
of original in	10
the importing of	10
of the kingdom	10
to be imported	10
the town of	10
will be answerable	10
most sacred majesty	10
one thousand six	10
shall be imported	10
at our court	10
reproduction of original	10
ye pass to	10
against the importation	10
twentieth day of	10
his most excellent	10
will is herefore	10
the same shall	10
of their own	10
printer to the	10
thousand six hundred	10
our court at	10
the said act	10
and the other	10
to the said	10
pass to the	10
the magistrats of	10
given at our	10
we with advice	10
actum dominorum secreti	9
trade to the	9
eng foreign trade	9
the one half	9
the other half	9
the said staple	9
first day of	9
the first day	9
of the same	9
at any time	9
ordains these presents	9
and acts of	9
crosses of the	9
for the town	9
and ordains these	9
the subjects of	9
discharging the importation	9
of the several	9
conform to the	9
any of the	9
which the scots	9
the king and	9
same shall be	9
dominorum secreti concilii	9
by reason of	9
this our ancient	9
mal y pense	9
king and queen	9
to macers of	8
of the saids	8
head of text	8
the advice of	8
of december next	8
the parliament of	8
pense royal blazon	8
proclamation against the	8
of irish victual	8
at head of	8
may pretend ignorance	8
the acts of	8
blank spaces in	8
the execution of	8
intentional blank spaces	8
his most sacred	8
y pense royal	8
a proclamation against	8
spaces in text	8
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the pain of	8
or any other	8
to the king	7
the sixth day	7
of that kingdom	7
to the magistrats	7
as shall be	7
and other places	7
or any of	7
kingdom of ireland	7
proclamation against importing	7
the foresaid act	7
prohibiting the importation	7
none may pretend	7
sixth day of	7
shipping and navigation	7
in a manner	7
the said victual	7
shall be found	7
free exportation of	7
be inflicted upon	7
these entrusted by	7
and command all	7
court at hampton	7
arms at head	7
to the effect	7
act for the	7
that incontinent these	7
incontinent these our	7
most excellent majesties	7
under the pains	7
pleasure in the	7
fifth day of	7
food law and	7
to the scots	7
five and twentieth	6
in a condition	6
that they shall	6
by sea or	6
and the same	6
day of march	6
such as shall	6
god save king	6
king of england	6
royal arms at	6
and christopher barker	6
bill and christopher	6
with advice foresaid	6
execution of the	6
the scots east	6
require and command	6
qvi mal y	6
of our pleasure	6
in the premisses	6
charge you strictly	6
imported from ireland	6
eleventh day of	6
for the free	6
honi soit qvi	6
proclamation for the	6
for the encouraging	6
all and every	6
save king william	6
answerable at their	6
any person or	6
to all the	6
prejudicial to the	6
or these entrusted	6
scott lepisto sampled	6
to the saids	6
acts of the	6
that the scots	6
the growth of	6
sea or land	6
of the growth	6
importation of forraign	6
an act for	6
the two kingdoms	6
of forraign victual	6
the free exportation	6
in the year	6
their highest peril	6
the kings most	6
laws and acts	6
soit qvi mal	6
for the time	6
john bill and	6
lepisto sampled and	6
lepisto text and	6
the five and	6
of the trade	6
exportation of woollen	6
kings most excellent	6
or exchange any	6
victual and cattel	6
scott lepisto text	6
come to be	6
entrusted by them	6
and twentieth day	6
of the victual	6
well as of	6
be answerable at	6
in order to	6
have thought fit	6
and the east	6
the several shires	6
pain of confiscation	6
of their respective	6
port or place	6
the eleventh day	6
one and the	6
africa and the	6
that it is	6
our pleasure in	6
of woollen manufactures	6
day of january	6
at their highest	5
setling of the	5
eng food law	5
they shall be	5
or manufacture of	5
the twenty fifth	5
of may next	5
one half thereof	5
shall think fit	5
william and queen	5
all our subjects	5
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of our royal	5
day of february	5
to be inflicted	5
from the kingdom	5
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privileges and immunities	5
of parliament made	5
this our kingdom	5
any port or	5
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the government of	5
twenty fifth day	5
conversion royal blazon	5
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kingdom of england	5
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william by the	5
that shall be	5
importing of irish	5
diev et mon	5
other places needful	5
irish victual or	5
the same king	5
irish victual and	5
their respective bounds	5
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or his deputs	5
victual from ireland	5
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proclamation discharging the	5
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xml conversion royal	5
manufactures of this	5
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and queen mary	5
king william and	5
the town and	5
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fifteen day of	5
commodities of the	5
victual or cattel	5
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th day of	5
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confiscation of the	5
inflicted upon them	5
after the first	5
and paroch of	5
mon droit honi	5
day of august	5
out of the	5
port at camphire	5
and hearty lover	5
or at least	5
woollen manufactures of	5
of the parliament	5
droit honi soit	5
of shipping and	5
the use of	5
charge you straitly	5
town of camphire	5
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of the head	5
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which the english	5
next to come	5
six hundred and	5
the several sea	5
encouraging and increasing	5
the scots act	5
matter of trade	5
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navigation of this	5
hearty lover of	5
and we being	5
for our use	5
of the royal	5
to the acts	5
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et mon droit	5
an act of	5
share in the	5
lover of england	5
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manufacture of france	5
to the end	5
of the staple	5
which is the	5
forth of this	5
to the english	5
parliament of scotland	5
kingdom of scotland	5
of the english	5
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to be published	4
in the act	4
beyond the seas	4
a proclamation prohibiting	4
assigns of john	4
upon the english	4
other half to	4
officers of the	4
places where they	4
the saids acts	4
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to the person	4
ports within this	4
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and gives occasion	4
the said statute	4
until the twenty	4
and ordains all	4
make publick intimation	4
trade of this	4
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the king of	4
them from all	4
the saids commissions	4
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or places thereof	4
the scots company	4
of salt beeff	4
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and modest thoughts	4
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from the twentieth	4
the trade and	4
our name and	4
act of the	4
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seasonable and modest	4
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quantity of the	4
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the fifteen day	4
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half thereof to	4
town and paroch	4
highly prejudicial to	4
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burghs of the	4
trade of england	4
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some seasonable and	4
imported into this	4
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their respective offices	4
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court at whitehall	4
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parts of the	4
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certification to such	4
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xml conversion c	4
subjects of this	4
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the productions of	4
that none may	4
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act punctually observed	4
printer to their	4
his majesty doth	4
the parliaments of	4
wherein the same	4
proclamation prohibiting the	4
the saids lords	4
to be the	4
gives occasion to	4
the loss of	4
and discharge the	4
member of the	4
the bounds from	4
nor is it	4
other punishments to	4
of their traffick	4
as the importing	4
under one soveraign	4
of much money	4
sort or quantity	4
which shall be	4
and partly concerning	4
printed by charles	4
be found negligent	4
punishments to be	4
with the ships	4
persons who shall	4
and much less	4
as they shall	4
importing of salt	4
all passes to	4
not so much	4
by them to	4
states and kingdoms	4
r diev et	4
which they are	4
conversion c r	4
printers to the	4
and thomas newcomb	4
to see this	4
contrary to the	4
the most part	4
to the trade	4
for the most	4
the fourth year	4
the respective ports	4
in reference to	4
by charles bill	4
obviating the inconveniencies	4
their most excellent	4
charge and command	4
that upon the	4
importing victual from	4
the act of	4
be in a	4
in our name	4
the exportation of	4
a trade to	4
the ninth year	4
to our lovits	4
and officers of	4
to the indies	4
the same to	4
see this act	4
any sort or	4
ordains all our	4
within their respective	4
this act punctually	4
the importing and	4
until the fifteen	4
of irish cattle	4
the lairds of	4
to the kings	4
the scots are	4
contained in the	4
that the said	4
all our collectors	4
of the law	4
as it is	4
magistrats of the	4
importing and bringing	4
from ireland into	4
against importing of	4
it is to	4
it is not	4
the assigns of	4
arms a proclamation	4
make publication of	4
partly occasioned by	4
other half thereof	4
most of the	4
the present parliament	4
a condition to	4
and other punishments	4
under one and	4
and discharge all	4
estates of parliament	4
a share in	4
name and authority	4
to this kingdom	4
of england to	4
burghs of regality	4
of arms a	4
at the court	3
well as to	3
importing of victual	3
port at campvere	3
and prosperity of	3
several shires and	3
is highly prejudicial	3
woollen manufactures whatsoever	3
straitly charge and	3
by the saids	3
as it were	3
specially constitute greeting	3
the scots do	3
from the said	3
the honourable estates	3
in our said	3
for preventing whereof	3
honourable estates of	3
and licence to	3
importation of all	3
victual free of	3
acts or proclamations	3
to carry on	3
by an unfeigned	3
and commission to	3
ordaining all victuall	3
of the poor	3
after the day	3
of arms c	3
and the honourable	3
proclamation appointing all	3
upon the same	3
and all other	3
of this nation	3
made in the	3
proclamation discharging merchants	3
lords of privy	3
majesty doth hereby	3
publication of the	3
and places where	3
in which it	3
his majesty therefore	3
concerned in burghs	3
as to be	3
limits and bounds	3
against importing victual	3
who shall make	3
it was enacted	3
relief of the	3
majesties privy council	3
all woollen manufactures	3
for the future	3
the growth or	3
the paroch of	3
the two nations	3
declaring forraign victual	3
his majesties privy	3
the said town	3
to the persons	3
the industry of	3
give laws to	3
any prohibite commodities	3
march next to	3
for the bounds	3
with all rigour	3
they shall think	3
inconveniencies that follow	3
exchange any prohibite	3
designed to be	3
the hazards which	3
appointing all passes	3
all persons whatsomever	3
to all and	3
within the circle	3
fifteenth day of	3
former acts or	3
the laird of	3
queen of great	3
irish meal oats	3
within the limits	3
the scots have	3
towards the scots	3
in point of	3
the quality of	3
do in a	3
in that case	3
unwarrantable exporting of	3
john pas sampled	3
or messengers at	3
prohibit and discharge	3
use of the	3
megan marion text	3
favour of the	3
dated at end	3
of arms proclamation	3
some of them	3
saids acts of	3
mares or nolt	3
if they did	3
of parliament the	3
made use of	3
authority of their	3
that none pretend	3
to which i	3
great quantities of	3
strictly prohibit and	3
found negligent therein	3
seventeen provinces of	3
the fifteenth day	3
trade to africa	3
his privy council	3
a manner wholly	3
for the isle	3
and as the	3
they must be	3
of arms by	3
discharging export and	3
of that company	3
and by the	3
trade upon the	3
day of feb	3
the time of	3
the english are	3
for examining witnesses	3
as before the	3
be imported from	3
be contented to	3
this our royal	3
a wing c	3
and the more	3
discharging the importing	3
and we ordain	3
continuing the importation	3
of parliament in	3
bounds of the	3
for the paroch	3
think fit to	3
and the scots	3
it is declared	3
seize upon the	3
and in the	3
arms by the	3
marion sampled and	3
lyable to the	3
other inhabitants within	3
any time hereafter	3
advice of his	3
and for the	3
all victuall to	3
we do hereby	3
be given to	3
and whole other	3
and allowing bear	3
of their country	3
regality and barrony	3
time to come	3
of the subjects	3
dort and hamburgh	3
and with the	3
the scots nation	3
his majesty would	3
and obviating the	3
former acts and	3
be imported until	3
at the respective	3
thought fit to	3
imported until the	3
tenor of the	3
they are thereby	3
and his deputs	3
original in huntington	3
importation of victuall	3
this kingdom by	3
growth or manufacture	3
any commodities of	3
to the kingdom	3
to his majesty	3
and allowing import	3
for the more	3
of forreign victual	3
conduct of the	3
to his grace	3
examining witnesses anent	3
and published at	3
the isle of	3
do hereby strictly	3
acts and proclamation	3
not have been	3
the victual above	3
for observing the	3
towns of dort	3
published at the	3
which i shall	3
the seventeen provinces	3
for each boll	3
and carry out	3
incur the loss	3
thereby authorized to	3
well as the	3
of any commodities	3
they shall incur	3
whole other mercat	3
in the mean	3
to pay duty	3
of the present	3
native product thereof	3
the scots staple	3
provinces of the	3
intimation of our	3
none pretend ignorance	3
by way of	3
the english and	3
whereas by an	3
the trade upon	3
and his majesty	3
the time to	3
our former proclamation	3
publick intimation of	3
commission for examining	3
a proclamation appointing	3
within this our	3
for prohibiting the	3
what they are	3
them to be	3
at the several	3
day of november	3
in huntington library	3
or place beyond	3
forraign victual free	3
of dort and	3
export and allowing	3
goods and commodities	3
united under one	3
observing the staple	3
megan marion sampled	3
parliament in the	3
parliament made thereanent	3
to the pains	3
with respect to	3
they have hitherto	3
that they have	3
except the mart	3
the month of	3
and bounds of	3
carry out of	3
discharge all persons	3
being under one	3
the saids former	3
and other traffickers	3
strictly prohibite and	3
be imported to	3
glasgow for the	3
transport and carry	3
of privy council	3
and increasing of	3
a matter of	3
import of victual	3
his majesties reign	3
bring by sea	3
can be in	3
humbly offered to	3
rights and liberties	3
year of his	3
burghs and sea	3
to give all	3
the person or	3
i shall only	3
importation of earthen	3
the unwarrantable exporting	3
money forth of	3
of our subjects	3
importation of forreign	3
contrair to the	3
to be at	3
allowing import of	3
merchants and other	3
and ordaining all	3
which i have	3
imported to pay	3
all the ways	3
of their being	3
all persons whatsoever	3
which have been	3
and then as	3
full power and	3
in case any	3
at the mercat	3
to appear before	3
his majesty by	3
place beyond the	3
soit qui mal	3
be granted hereafter	3
allowing bear to	3
much money forth	3
prohibite and discharge	3
free of duty	3
lying within the	3
liberty and licence	3
then as for	3
the first year	3
of earthen ware	3
of the great	3
under the same	3
our royal pleasure	3
witnesses anent the	3
that the two	3
to have been	3
officers of his	3
by the english	3
victuall to be	3
within the said	3
they do in	3
the crown of	3
the french king	3
which they have	3
ships to be	3
i shall not	3
so the scots	3
a proclamation discharging	3
the scots from	3
the scots in	3
hundred and seventy	3
are not only	3
to be sold	3
the limits and	3
act continuing the	3
several nobles and	3
earl of argyle	3
proclamation for observing	3
the court at	3
to the several	3
commerce and traffick	3
upon the growth	3
proclamation discharging export	3
all irish victual	3
given to the	3
offered to r	3
shall incur the	3
of the place	3
to their own	3
unworthy of remark	3
saids lords of	3
is to be	3
in the twelfth	3
the laws and	3
and waiters within	3
their trade to	3
them by the	3
and queen of	3
to ships to	3
this kingdom from	3
as the english	3
encouragement of trade	3
in the way	3
of several nobles	3
wing c estc	3
six hundred ninety	3
our subjects of	3
drumsuie or his	3
be put to	3
those of the	3
at that time	3
the march of	3
victual imported into	3
in the execution	3
parts of this	3
are thereby authorized	3
to sell or	3
of this realm	3
granted hereafter by	3
are in a	3
qui mal y	3
the duke of	3
recalling former acts	3
the twelfth year	3
parliament the petition	3
in the western	3
of england and	3
marion text and	3
and others imployed	3
do hereby require	3
that have been	3
retailing of any	3
a member of	3
any of them	3
advice of our	3
the persons foresaids	3
of irish meal	3
make discovery of	3
nobles and barrons	3
lords of his	3
arms c r	3
of the government	3
duty as before	3
shall make discovery	3
burghs of this	3
kingdom or state	3
first year of	3
by any person	3
petition of several	3
power and authority	3
to the unwarrantable	3
twelfth year of	3
saids former acts	3
to the government	3
who tho they	3
or retailing of	3
it had been	3
that by their	3
money for the	3
proclamation for prohibiting	3
the baillie of	3
for the use	3
the said proclamation	3
sell or exchange	3
and as it	3
or resetting thereof	3
the said commission	3
and increase of	3
judges and officers	3
to transport and	3
ways and means	3
and bringing from	3
bear to be	3
in the trade	3
of his privy	3
in burghs of	3
c r diev	3
the convention of	3
them in the	3
and other inhabitants	3
the kings of	3
honi soit qui	3
that the saids	3
licence to all	3
c estc r	3
the tenor of	3
pay duty as	3
of irish cattel	3
mentioned in the	3
pas sampled and	3
the english have	3
an unfeigned and	3
hereafter by the	3
of parliament and	3
or amongst others	3
waiters within this	3
ireland into scotland	3
thir presents to	3
anent the importation	3
the scots had	3
the scots to	3
the petition of	3
pains and penalties	3
defenders of the	3
would be to	3
the mean time	3
or bring by	3
inhabitants within this	3
his deputes and	3
all other persons	3
and we do	2
in the saids	2
any ship or	2
that respect and	2
twenty eight year	2
and exact obedience	2
tho i be	2
deputs or clerks	2
at home or	2
furnish them with	2
as well natives	2
their deputs or	2
of irish or	2
imployed in the	2
wing w estc	2
and beneficial trade	2
of the king	2
scots for each	2
to take off	2
at last to	2
of their usefulness	2
furth of this	2
other officers of	2
by the plenty	2
you will not	2
to apply it	2
the pains following	2
servants and others	2
the words in	2
company humbly offered	2
the fifth day	2
out of their	2
sufficient number of	2
middle of september	2
without licence had	2
richer and more	2
which leads me	2
good and welfare	2
beeff sic from	2
term of years	2
and by reason	2
hundred ninety six	2
me to add	2
occasion of the	2
and cattel scotland	2
appear before the	2
fourteen day of	2
can be supposed	2
each of them	2
me to the	2
the american plantations	2
thought to have	2
the money of	2
of the late	2
that the english	2
the encouragement of	2
and certifications therein	2
first tuesday of	2
conversion by the	2
by andrew anderson	2
said act of	2
to which they	2
the king a	2
would be more	2
the twenty fourth	2
thirty two year	2
the matter of	2
be to the	2
by me gilb	2
with any person	2
to be united	2
dominion of wales	2
to be comptable	2
forasmuch as the	2
town of campvere	2
in the eight	2
put on board	2
way of merchandise	2
the opinion of	2
burdens upon trade	2
twenty day of	2
to lessen the	2
obedience to our	2
the seat of	2
licence had from	2
to them by	2
march of galloway	2
their usefulness towards	2
book of rates	2
in time coming	2
did import the	2
the african and	2
and the town	2
parliaments of england	2
of their commodities	2
baillie of the	2
brought in and	2
with a right	2
a wing w	2
sic from ireland	2
of the services	2
and they who	2
day of april	2
our council shall	2
debarring them from	2
presumed to import	2
it is now	2
saids lords for	2
of may until	2
are able to	2
nineteenth year of	2
of glasgow for	2
of those english	2
their want of	2
said act was	2
the compass of	2
so that it	2
crawfurd of drumsuie	2
our loving subjects	2
little or no	2
and forasmuch as	2
and to make	2
of the horse	2
the import of	2
great prejudice and	2
opinion of the	2
queen of england	2
notwithstanding the said	2
as much to	2
number of coppies	2
with that of	2
parliament of that	2
or other vessels	2
a sufficient number	2
under the certifications	2
to be made	2
out of ireland	2
the raising and	2
salt beeff sic	2
must be at	2
in a special	2
the present war	2
be united under	2
and act of	2
or persons who	2
forefaulture of the	2
other nations have	2
their dependence upon	2
imployed by him	2
to the utmost	2
of so much	2
raised themselves to	2
that of their	2
under one monarch	2
with that respect	2
the burgh of	2
just and natural	2
twenty one day	2
reign the twenty	2
judges of the	2
of the persons	2
and twentieth year	2
in this matter	2
as to all	2
the result and	2
the liberty to	2
of the words	2
other woollen manufactures	2
have due and	2
specified in the	2
fourteenth day of	2
for several years	2
of victual in	2
any other port	2
that during the	2
the effect none	2
with power to	2
the fourteenth day	2
it is a	2
the twenty eight	2
in the same	2
us and our	2
part conjunctly and	2
to other nations	2
to our thesaury	2
twenty eighth year	2
publication of our	2
and if they	2
shires of this	2
a trade thither	2
irish or other	2
on the contrary	2
they would be	2
of their dependence	2
prerogative in the	2
the grace and	2
therefore we with	2
encouragements to it	2
make reprizals upon	2
words in the	2
order to their	2
of victual scotland	2
the privileges and	2
shall not now	2
the english should	2
prohibition contained in	2
hundred merks scots	2
the consequence and	2
that might trade	2
to the wearing	2
a nation that	2
trade of cloth	2
and eighty years	2
sic concerned in	2
kings of great	2
of the parliaments	2
erecting an east	2
the date the	2
by john bill	2
the said merchant	2
by the lords	2
royal will and	2
proclamation william r	2
of one and	2
his majesties customs	2
from time to	2
all the privileges	2
we being resolved	2
in its great	2
usefulness towards the	2
the english out	2
that part conjunctly	2
lessen the authority	2
of the dutch	2
part of the	2
imployed in uplifting	2
to be an	2
the skippers or	2
of the indian	2
and means of	2
of other nations	2
indian and african	2
may have due	2
and seing the	2
the mercat crosses	2
bringing into this	2
six hundred eighty	2
john campbell of	2
those that have	2
be imported into	2
to one another	2
the same soveraign	2
the day of	2
of such a	2
several places of	2
qualified by their	2
opulency of england	2
of this licence	2
all duties for	2
that the whole	2
r honi soit	2
collecting our customs	2
to our former	2
subservient to the	2
england and scotland	2
free ports and	2
at least very	2
victual into this	2
free of all	2
camphire in zeland	2
for the honour	2
leads me to	2
for the paroches	2
printed and published	2
informed that the	2
carry on a	2
their own people	2
he or his	2
be subservient to	2
of those countries	2
there hath been	2
not a matter	2
rigour and severity	2
doth by the	2
prohibited and discharged	2
all merchants and	2
and mary by	2
and bringing into	2
all share in	2
by this his	2
the prosperity and	2
magistrats are to	2
the fourteenth year	2
that they had	2
concilii god save	2
at campvere scotland	2
to a share	2
forfaulture of the	2
by him with	2
due and exact	2
home or abroad	2
of our dearest	2
in the supporting	2
drumsuie and his	2
or vessel whatsoever	2
reign the sixth	2
one half of	2
of all irish	2
yet it is	2
and impositions upon	2
that they know	2
against a wealthy	2
w estc r	2
greatly to the	2
open proclamation make	2
you strictly and	2
would have been	2
of the african	2
that our kingdom	2
all the methods	2
into the kingdom	2
there for the	2
have established a	2
by several acts	2
to their country	2
and that by	2
in which they	2
more than the	2
c r honi	2
product of trade	2
of that trade	2
answerable to the	2
towards the advance	2
both as to	2
kingdoms and dominions	2
and then in	2
be imported out	2
whatsomever person or	2
licensing the exportation	2
whitehall the fifteenth	2
what they know	2
to the baillie	2
to be of	2
to which may	2
in the quality	2
time to time	2
to the degree	2
and tho they	2
inflicted upon the	2
the royal burghs	2
same to the	2
any time heretofore	2
that if they	2
places of this	2
others have been	2
to recover it	2
any other place	2
the nineteenth year	2
as the kingdom	2
shires within this	2
diverse persons have	2
every person and	2
be exported by	2
the care and	2
to the next	2
the said manufacture	2
given at edinburgh	2
and seize upon	2
which they had	2
by our royal	2
barrons sic concerned	2
the pain and	2
the circle of	2
the esteem and	2
convention of our	2
navigation and traffick	2
it improbable but	2
of the kingdoms	2
the expenses of	2
the source and	2
in all time	2
of raising money	2
their own countries	2
the fourteen day	2
in uplifting and	2
in times of	2
to have the	2
and every of	2
times of peace	2
that notwithstanding the	2
large privileges and	2
to become partners	2
and carrying on	2
effectual for the	2
your grace and	2
any forraign countrey	2
obtained from his	2
that no goods	2
scarcity and dearth	2
the officers of	2
bounds from the	2
and other woollen	2
reprinted at london	2
it to be	2
france england and	2
or dominion of	2
people of england	2
forraign victual scotland	2
which do so	2
to which it	2
forced to be	2
little more than	2
that all persons	2
well as a	2
with the world	2
the services of	2
hundred and eighty	2
made by our	2
and the crown	2
power to the	2
so there is	2
of this matter	2
copies thereof to	2
in any parts	2
scots in the	2
to give a	2
upon the scots	2
made of all	2
granted by the	2
discharging merchants and	2
m r secretary	2
proclamation of the	2
that i do	2
others imployed by	2
the date hereof	2
have been able	2
arising by the	2
they have as	2
the respective bounds	2
and if such	2
any irish salt	2
require all our	2
an incorporated company	2
had from our	2
sent by them	2
the sum of	2
hereby require all	2
been made to	2
india company humbly	2
but that they	2
the trade to	2
reign the fourth	2
those states and	2
act of council	2
of the countrey	2
the manufactures of	2
that there are	2
an offensive war	2
to be imployed	2
be exported or	2
victual imported from	2
of the convention	2
whitehall the th	2
have a light	2
course of traffick	2
measure and degree	2
but that by	2
that follow thereupon	2
that they may	2
ships within this	2
david crawfurd of	2
to the tenor	2
of their charter	2
the scots for	2
the eighteenth day	2
twenty fourth day	2
as are of	2
their own proper	2
made by the	2
the enlargement of	2
may be done	2
that in which	2
and authority of	2
be able to	2
themselves from that	2
our solicitor to	2
of berwick upon	2
saids commissioners to	2
declared to be	2
the scots stock	2
than both the	2
the ways and	2
day of july	2
and from none	2
it is no	2
the honour and	2
for the encouragement	2
the encouragement and	2
of all custom	2
than they have	2
eighteenth day of	2
between these two	2
payed by the	2
one half to	2
to the laird	2
civil and political	2
salt beeff from	2
in way of	2
and we with	2
act for encouraging	2
raising money for	2
majesties kingdoms and	2
of continuing to	2
that of the	2
of all duties	2
could neither be	2
for the scots	2
apprehend all irish	2
twentieth year of	2
and every person	2
the same monarch	2
the people of	2
to seize and	2
of the greatest	2
where the said	2
do hereby authorize	2
resetting thereof scotland	2
be willing to	2
buy or reset	2
crown in former	2
they shall not	2
court the eighteenth	2
contented to be	2
furnish sufficient convoyes	2
of april next	2
so it is	2
are of a	2
so that the	2
signed at end	2
court of admiralty	2
the value of	2
of that society	2
the obstructing the	2
some of the	2
and apprehend all	2
for the better	2
or persons to	2
time of this	2
by and with	2
out of his	2
that the same	2
the increase of	2
so much as	2
many and great	2
english out of	2
become partners in	2
all time coming	2
majesty by this	2
acquainted with the	2
every of them	2
of their state	2
exported or offered	2
the pains contained	2
the prohibition contained	2
in the third	2
to our subjects	2
of the mob	2
which they ought	2
yet his majesty	2
be made of	2
hereby strictly prohibite	2
of the east	2
than that of	2
to relieve themselves	2
ways and methods	2
reign the tenth	2
his deputs did	2
payment be made	2
several shires within	2
exchange any thereof	2
in the indies	2
that if trade	2
and the said	2
of a company	2
amongst others england	2
extracted by me	2
upon victual imported	2
and in case	2
thought fit by	2
forty thousand pound	2
the advance and	2
the advancement of	2
fourteenth year of	2
during the time	2
advice of their	2
to be so	2
and there in	2
and as to	2
no sorts of	2
which as it	2
for the good	2
and opulency of	2
very few of	2
the wisdom and	2
loss of text	2
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and date of	2
under the penalty	2
within the compass	2
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advance and increase	2
they ought to	2
where it is	2
for licensing the	2
and industry of	2
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fit to be	2
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the dutch are	2
with slight loss	2
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of the town	2
of the regality	2
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themselves or amongst	2
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the great prejudice	2
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productions of those	2
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the saids laws	2
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shires and stewartries	2
or other publick	2
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dependence upon the	2
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a right and	2
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have presumed to	2
importing of the	2
and persons whatsoever	2
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restrictions in matter	2
the foresaid proclamation	2
lands and houses	2
printed by john	2
navigation and trade	2
or town of	2
exportation of white	2
and seventy six	2
goods or commodities	2
all our leidges	2
the th of	2
admiral of this	2
ship or vessel	2
severity of law	2
royal seal with	2
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duties for licensing	2
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xml conversion a	2
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of both nations	2
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in the foresaid	2
and suburbs thereof	2
nor doth his	2
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of victuall scotland	2
opulent and powerful	2
as there was	2
to lay before	2
of a province	2
trade of our	2
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mercat crosses of	2
the head burghs	2
have been endeavouring	2
shore of leith	2
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genius of the	2
our said kingdom	2
that all the	2
appear before them	2
from our saids	2
and also that	2
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any of these	2
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respective bounds foresaids	2
half of the	2
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fourth day of	2
all our saids	2
effect none may	2
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person and persons	2
the hands of	2
and in a	2
said kingdom of	2
and every the	2
the seventh year	2
we hereby require	2
they know to	2
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crosses of edinburgh	2
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subjects of england	2
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which it had	2
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which it is	2
by the advice	2
the genius of	2
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ports and zones	2
others imployed in	2
the tenth year	2
the eight and	2
power and opulency	2
execution of that	2
most of them	2
than their neighbours	2
deputs and servants	2
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magistrats of burghs	2
result and product	2
upon their hands	2
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day and date	2
two day of	2
certifications therein contained	2
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shall be punished	2
day of june	2
of our customs	2
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to our thesaurie	2
which they might	2
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intend to lessen	2
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eight and twentieth	2
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brought or imported	2
the natives of	2
company to himself	2
of white clothes	2
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the granting of	2
to the laws	2
by this temporary	2
upon their being	2
not only under	2
john pas text	2
by our proclamation	2
be put in	2
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bringing from forreign	2
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respective bounds above	2
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western shires of	2
if they were	2
to do to	2
several acts of	2
services of that	2
who did import	2
the regality of	2
at their peril	2
the twenty two	2
xml conversion by	2
to the seventeen	2
lords for that	2
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of the roman	2
of trade with	2
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others england and	2
any person whatsoever	2
printed by andrew	2
to the merchants	2
the day and	2
to us by	2
in this kingdom	2
and the saids	2
his majesties kingdoms	2
commissioners and officers	2
out and debarred	2
free and independent	2
by them in	2
you straitly and	2
the scots should	2
licence and dispensation	2
carrying on of	2
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the samine shall	2
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foreign economic relations	2
straitly and command	2
upon for the	2
and others concerned	2
parliament of england	2
ninety six years	2
parliament by an	2
imported out of	2
all that while	2
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the twenty eighth	2
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skippers or owners	2
his majestys high	2
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doth his majesty	2
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of the nation	2
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or other forraign	2
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will and pleasure	2
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king a proclamation	2
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seventy six years	2
in the east	2
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as they are	2
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and product of	2
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productions of their	2
our saids lords	2
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