quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
year of our lord	2682
at the same time	1270
the duke of guise	1185
in the mean time	1181
of the duke of	1129
the duke of mayenne	1026
to the duke of	997
the king of navarre	996
the prince of conde	971
on the other side	870
the duke of espernon	780
by reason of the	720
the duke of orleans	692
the rest of the	593
and the duke of	581
of our lord the	543
with the duke of	498
the king of spain	492
a great deal of	467
the king of england	461
by the duke of	456
of the said religion	446
the viscount de turenne	430
of the king of	422
that the duke of	421
the king of france	417
the duke of savoy	408
into the hands of	397
the end of the	392
to the king of	385
in the mean while	380
early english books online	377
to the end that	370
the greatest part of	359
at the head of	342
to make use of	336
of the house of	332
the hands of the	329
not being able to	320
of the prince of	315
the parliament of paris	314
the beginning of the	310
those of the said	307
the death of the	305
the duke de la	297
a great number of	293
in the beginning of	290
after the death of	287
the prince of conty	284
in the month of	283
for the most part	276
the duke of anjou	275
in favour of the	275
the prince of orange	268
the princes of the	268
in the time of	268
the mean time the	264
and on the other	260
the name of the	259
his most christian majesty	255
to the prince of	255
that he could not	254
in the midst of	253
with the king of	249
in a condition to	249
in the name of	248
the officers of the	247
the duke of parma	245
the command of the	244
one of the most	239
under the command of	236
the government of the	233
for the duke of	233
princes of the blood	230
the duke of lorrain	229
so much the more	227
the affairs of the	225
that is to say	225
the most christian king	224
and the prince of	224
at the end of	223
the pretended reformed religion	221
the power of the	217
of the pretended reformed	217
the head of the	215
to the prejudice of	213
of those of the	213
the edict of nantes	211
had a mind to	208
and at the same	206
on the one side	205
the time of the	204
to the number of	200
of the reformed religion	199
but the duke of	196
and the king of	194
that it was not	193
in the city of	193
as soon as he	192
the king and the	192
the duke of nemours	192
in the presence of	192
that he would not	190
as well as the	186
in the hands of	186
that it would be	186
in respect of the	186
on the th of	186
that there was no	185
the crown of france	185
the authority of the	184
that the king of	183
was one of the	183
the king and queen	182
out of the kingdom	181
the duke of rohan	178
characters represented either as	178
represented either as utf	178
and in the mean	176
and that it was	174
the duke of nevers	171
the kings of france	169
upon the account of	169
of the parliament of	168
one and the other	166
as soon as the	166
on the right hand	165
the city of paris	165
to the right honourable	164
the court of rome	164
greatest part of the	164
not so much as	161
all the rest of	160
in the court of	159
in the same manner	159
and that he would	159
the one and the	159
by the means of	158
the number of the	158
the heads of the	158
as if he had	157
the duke of longueville	157
and that he had	156
the duke of bouillon	154
by little and little	154
the order of the	154
the rest of his	153
of the edict of	153
it was necessary to	152
the deputies of the	151
of the princes of	150
sir francis walsingham to	150
in the parliament of	149
of the kingdom of	148
the exercise of the	147
that he might be	147
that they could not	146
the kingdom of naples	145
the house of austria	145
put an end to	143
with the prince of	143
is not to be	142
that he should be	140
the duke of montpensier	140
prince of the blood	140
about the end of	140
with the rest of	140
the service of the	139
the same time the	139
the top of the	139
of the order of	138
in a short time	138
of the city of	137
and the rest of	137
that he might not	137
at the beginning of	136
as if they had	136
a great part of	135
as soon as they	135
the duke of burgundy	134
the king my husband	134
that the king had	133
that the king should	133
the duke of aumale	133
from time to time	132
the body of the	131
of the catholick religion	131
the kingdom of france	130
duke de la rochefoucault	129
at the time of	128
that he did not	128
was not to be	128
that the king was	128
for the defence of	127
as far as the	127
the court of france	127
of the duke de	127
of the said pretended	126
the other side of	126
an account of the	125
the army of the	125
make use of the	125
the cardinal of bourbon	124
which the duke of	124
and the sieur de	124
that the prince of	123
at the siege of	123
that he was not	123
that they should be	123
and the count de	123
the history of the	123
by the death of	122
the fury of the	122
the execution of the	122
those of the religion	121
so soon as the	121
the duke of lorain	121
exercise of their religion	120
on the other hand	120
the forces of the	120
in the middle of	119
the presence of the	118
notes for div a	118
had like to have	118
other side of the	118
the lords of the	117
of the council of	117
on the left hand	117
caused him to be	116
and that he was	116
by reason of his	116
to sir francis walsingham	116
and those of the	116
made himself master of	116
of the king and	115
to those of the	115
the king and his	114
in such a manner	114
against the duke of	114
the sieur de la	114
of one of the	113
the middle of the	113
to the house of	112
in the first place	112
ought not to be	112
of the court of	112
had much ado to	111
of those that were	111
the prince of condy	111
one of the greatest	110
that he had not	110
the midst of the	110
the assembly of the	110
to the terms of	110
the assistance of the	110
that they might be	109
the sieur de montluc	109
but on the contrary	109
the duke of candale	109
the queen his mother	109
in the church of	109
by the king of	108
the mean while the	108
of the affairs of	108
on this side the	108
that he might have	107
upon the point of	107
the benefit of the	106
for the good of	106
that the king would	106
if he had been	106
francis walsingham to the	106
out of the city	105
the year of our	105
so soon as he	105
that it was a	105
the protection of the	105
to the french king	104
parts of the kingdom	104
with a great deal	104
to go to the	104
the person of the	103
the treaty of peace	103
of the count de	103
the news of the	102
of our lord in	102
under the name of	102
the time of his	102
from the duke of	102
the grace of god	102
by those of the	102
the good of the	101
the foot of the	101
the said sieur de	101
the duke of beaufort	100
for the space of	100
the th of september	100
the exercise of their	100
of so great a	99
to the crown of	99
the death of his	99
under the conduct of	99
according to the terms	99
by the grace of	99
humbly take my leave	99
in order to the	99
your honours to command	99
put a stop to	99
the ruine of the	98
for the service of	98
the court of parliament	98
the house of guise	98
to all the world	98
the duke of mercoeur	97
under the protection of	97
and as for the	97
that he had been	97
out of the town	97
to raise the siege	97
the interest of the	97
and that the king	97
the mareschal de biron	97
markup reviewed and edited	96
keyed and coded from	96
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english books online text	96
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the prejudice of the	96
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images scanned from microfilm	96
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terms of creative commons	96
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owned by the institutions	96
for keying and markup	96
coded from proquest page	96
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tcp assigned for keying	96
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the duke of alva	96
edition of the work	96
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all without asking permission	96
and coded from proquest	96
institutions providing financial support	96
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my very good lord	95
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for the preservation of	95
the dutchess of longueville	95
one and the same	95
that he would be	95
the party of the	95
not be able to	95
duke de la valette	94
i most humbly take	94
an infinite number of	94
most humbly take my	94
the queen of scots	94
for the maintenance of	93
it was impossible to	93
in the government of	93
was divided into two	93
to do any thing	93
it is to be	93
and that he might	93
by the prince of	92
that he had no	92
as he had done	92
the most part of	92
of it to the	92
if there was a	92
of the regiment of	92
reason to do so	91
the said lords the	91
were returned to the	91
the count de soissons	91
be made about the	91
had it not been	91
that they might not	91
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after the taking of	91
the honour of the	91
the duke of alancon	90
the true nature of	90
the place where the	90
that can be made	90
of the process of	90
and to the end	90
in mind that in	90
that in all likelihood	90
are a number of	90
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there are a number	90
the gate of the	90
the first day of	90
should be aware of	90
king of france and	90
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respectfully request that due	89
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at the time when	72
caused it to be	72
with the title of	72
of the castle of	72
in the affairs of	72
it ought to be	71
during the time of	71
by force of arms	71
as soon as ever	71
the absence of the	71
the same manner as	71
of the death of	71
cardinal de la valette	71
the honour to be	71
of the mareschal de	71
that in the mean	71
he was forced to	70
in the country of	70
iv tiff page images	70
soon as he had	70
to pass the river	70
the opinion of the	70
of our lord this	70
the marshal de bouillon	70
so soon as they	70
the publication of the	70
to have recourse to	70
not been able to	70
and my very good	69
make himself master of	69
the side of the	69
being come to the	69
about the same time	69
of the castle and	69
a declaration of the	69
the management of affairs	69
a decree of the	69
by the authority of	69
to do the same	69
to the city of	69
exercise of the said	69
our will and pleasure	68
was not able to	68
it was impossible for	68
as the duke of	68
of the government of	68
of the said lords	68
the quality of the	68
but that it was	68
the obedience of the	68
of the officers of	68
from the king of	68
it is impossible to	68
that as soon as	68
stood in need of	68
the peace of the	68
so far as to	68
of his most christian	68
which the king had	68
the possession of the	68
of those who had	68
the duke de luines	68
those of the reformed	68
the loss of the	67
he had a mind	67
he was going to	67
that he had a	67
of the cardinal of	67
by the help of	67
be given to the	67
the th of october	67
of the crown of	67
towards the end of	67
on the side of	67
in regard of the	67
the chamber of deniers	67
the payment of the	67
of the holy ghost	67
of navarre and the	67
the death of henry	67
the house of lorain	66
to be present at	66
and as it were	66
and that they would	66
reproduction of original in	66
of the same month	66
upon the th of	66
an assembly of the	66
himself master of the	66
further to trouble your	66
they were forced to	66
the violence of the	66
the prince and the	66
which could not be	66
all the princes of	65
that those of the	65
was to be done	65
the coming of the	65
it not been for	65
to that of the	65
the life of the	65
lords the states general	65
of which he was	65
what he had done	65
in the kingdom of	65
the prince of conti	64
most part of the	64
in the behalf of	64
that it was the	64
the election of the	64
great part of the	64
put into the hands	64
the designs of the	64
that there is no	64
at the same instant	64
all parts of the	64
one of the principal	64
of the county of	64
in the management of	64
a good number of	64
in the chamber of	64
of those who were	64
and so much the	64
in the execution of	64
of the most considerable	64
of the most christian	64
at the battel of	63
the chamber of accounts	63
the th day of	63
by the count de	63
to the end he	63
the marriage of the	63
to the church of	63
of the earl of	63
that i could not	63
to the sieur de	63
the major part of	63
those of the pretended	63
and so soon as	63
leaving further to trouble	63
of the treaty of	63
as i have already	62
to the kingdom of	62
army of the league	62
to the place where	62
there was no other	62
which was the reason	62
the king of navar	62
that there should be	62
the contents of the	62
the latter end of	62
an end to the	62
the church of rome	62
in the same condition	62
to come to the	62
a salary of l	62
from the king to	62
castle and lordship of	62
i have already said	62
with a great number	61
of the month of	61
to take away the	61
he could not be	61
might be able to	61
to be put in	61
the truth of the	61
as it had been	61
a quarter of a	61
the duke of florence	61
beginning of the year	61
and the dutchess of	61
for the government of	61
the said religion shall	61
in a little time	61
the favour of the	61
the beginning of this	61
death of the duke	61
the gates of the	61
the day of the	61
till such time as	61
in the head of	61
king and the queen	60
those of the p	60
by word of mouth	60
the said pretended reformed	60
with all his forces	60
to him by the	60
ought to have been	60
and to that end	60
which ought to be	60
the th of april	60
since the death of	60
to the parliament of	60
to go out of	60
to the lord burleigh	60
the castle and lordship	60
all the officers of	60
that they did not	60
and that the duke	59
is said to be	59
said pretended reformed religion	59
they could not be	59
of the queen of	59
the th of january	59
of our lord he	59
by the assistance of	59
the establishment of the	59
the order of st	59
the return of the	59
the affairs of france	59
to the mareschal de	59
in his own person	59
for my part i	58
in the quality of	58
service of the king	58
the manner of the	58
of the same nature	58
of the isle of	58
the duke of vendosme	58
subjects of the said	58
in the council of	58
the count de guiche	58
the maintenance of the	58
were not able to	58
upon the confines of	58
the administration of the	58
the king of spaine	58
the orders of the	58
the taking of the	58
soon as he was	58
to provide for the	58
the cardinal de la	58
between the king and	58
that they might have	57
of the hands of	57
the business of the	57
rest of the army	57
to put an end	57
the laws of the	57
that i was not	57
he made use of	57
our subjects of the	57
out of the way	57
in the person of	57
that he was the	57
the five and twentieth	57
but that he would	57
it would not be	57
out of the hands	57
to be given to	57
the use of the	57
would not fail to	57
of the queen mother	57
the two and twentieth	57
to the service of	57
of the french king	57
and after he had	56
the end he might	56
to put a stop	56
with his own hand	56
in the treaty of	56
the entry of the	56
the number of those	56
command of the army	56
the masters of the	56
the lord of burleigh	56
and that there was	56
to fall upon the	56
end of the year	56
was a man of	56
which he could not	56
the end they might	56
of our lord and	56
that if he had	56
of the whole kingdom	56
be in a condition	56
coming to the crown	56
a man of a	56
our lord in the	56
him an account of	56
and all the rest	56
that were in the	56
the council of the	55
all those of the	55
the enemies of the	55
of monsieur le prince	55
if the duke of	55
to let him know	55
the council of state	55
had a design to	55
it is necessary to	55
a part of the	55
of the said places	55
be put in execution	55
the count de harcourt	55
was so far from	55
the house of bourbon	55
the th of december	55
it will not be	55
in the duke of	55
to be in the	55
could by no means	55
of the lords of	55
who was one of	55
the arms of the	55
the chief of the	55
heads of the league	55
in the service of	55
for fear of being	54
to have been the	54
between the duke of	54
there was a great	54
at the chamber of	54
under the title of	54
of the states general	54
that he was a	54
stand in need of	54
of the bishop of	54
the next day the	54
the weakness of the	54
the princes of italy	54
whom the king had	54
of the country of	54
and that if he	54
the king in his	54
by the king to	54
for the recovery of	54
should be able to	54
but at the same	54
the last day of	54
quarter of an hour	54
the beginning of his	54
an enemy to the	54
of the said edict	54
to the top of	53
in the isle of	53
that they ought to	53
by one of the	53
if he had not	53
of all the rest	53
the rights of the	53
of those that are	53
quarter of a league	53
a quarter of an	53
the king had given	53
to make head against	53
in the heat of	53
that the count de	53
within the space of	53
the th of may	53
to the king in	53
the th of july	53
the king of spains	53
would not have been	53
by the edict of	53
was the first that	53
they ought to be	53
one of the best	53
the states general of	53
the imprisonment of the	53
in the year of	53
made use of to	53
of the common people	52
the face of the	52
that there was not	52
of the states of	52
it may be said	52
in the meane time	52
the kings of england	52
the behalf of the	52
the hands of his	52
a stop to the	52
master of the horse	52
the names of the	52
the mean time i	52
clock in the morning	52
prince of conde was	52
for my own part	52
for the loss of	52
he might not be	52
caused them to be	52
it is certain that	52
order from the king	52
to take away all	52
the progress of the	52
would be pleased to	52
the court of spain	52
he came to the	52
the archbishop of lyons	52
king of great britain	52
the th of february	52
at the request of	52
the word of god	52
of the assembly of	52
to the castle of	52
he had not been	52
the duke of bretagne	52
the church of england	51
so soon as ever	51
and such as were	51
the cause of the	51
the occasion of the	51
in reference to the	51
in his power to	51
in presence of the	51
the captains of the	51
to make himself master	51
the end of this	51
after the same manner	51
or at least to	51
in the province of	51
brother the duke of	51
in the end he	51
within a few days	51
to the relief of	51
that he would never	51
as they had done	51
the treaties of peace	51
that he was very	51
to trouble your honour	51
in so great a	51
so much as the	51
with a design to	51
the prince of navarre	51
the union of the	51
duke of mayenne had	51
that if he would	51
of the cardinal de	51
duke of guise and	51
part of the kingdom	51
but the prince of	51
of which he had	51
be present at the	51
soon as they were	50
dead upon the place	50
the next day to	50
that one of the	50
walsingham to the lord	50
they ought not to	50
making use of the	50
the bottom of the	50
to whom he had	50
the king her son	50
make use of his	50
and that therefore he	50
it was not possible	50
of the dutchy of	50
so leaving further to	50
to the advantage of	50
when he came to	50
to say the truth	50
the decree of the	50
for the publick good	50
he ought to have	50
that he had made	50
an account of all	50
to the end of	50
the mean time he	50
by vertue of the	50
to be able to	50
the bank of the	50
of the kings party	50
the election of a	50
of all sorts of	50
of the one and	50
the prince of wales	50
states general of the	50
an account of what	50
was the cause of	49
as much as in	49
to the obedience of	49
de la valette his	49
at the treaties of	49
the time of my	49
two or three days	49
of our lord of	49
the guards of the	49
the th of march	49
the court of aids	49
in the house of	49
the th of june	49
they made use of	49
my self to be	49
but that he was	49
the said lords and	49
a letter from the	49
every one of the	49
and officers of the	49
had no mind to	49
against those of the	49
the walls of the	49
that at the same	49
of the family of	49
duke of guise was	49
of the town and	49
chamber of the edict	49
all those that were	49
and that they might	49
prince of conde and	48
in the next place	48
an account of his	48
so much as one	48
the loss of his	48
the next day after	48
for the death of	48
the people of the	48
it was in the	48
and of all the	48
one of the first	48
to be in a	48
said lords and kings	48
and as to the	48
as much as he	48
and so leaving further	48
a good part of	48
at his return from	48
the duke of mantua	48
lay down their arms	48
went out of the	48
the destruction of the	48
him that he would	48
he was resolved to	48
the subjects of the	48
the house of the	48
burleigh to sir francis	48
he should not be	48
that they had not	48
two and twentieth of	48
the head of them	48
that he ought to	48
as much as the	48
to take care of	48
that had been made	48
that he had done	48
the treasurers of the	47
the reign of henry	47
of the said city	47
at the age of	47
and in the end	47
so much the rather	47
and in order to	47
five and twentieth of	47
lieutenant general of the	47
to his own house	47
general of the united	47
in all parts of	47
whether it were that	47
it had not been	47
without being able to	47
what was to be	47
the duke of alenson	47
the duke his father	47
the states of holland	47
to advertise her majestie	47
and that all the	47
master of the houshold	47
at the court of	47
going out of the	47
the motion of the	47
so much as to	47
the greatness of the	47
in the assembly of	47
the duke of montmorency	47
the great master of	47
in the county of	47
him to be a	47
the succession of the	47
of the french kings	47
greater part of the	47
by reason of a	47
was in a manner	47
the whole body of	47
the time of their	47
me the honour to	47
of horse and foot	47
by the taking of	47
to acquaint him with	47
that it is not	47
the th of november	46
of the king his	46
the reputation of the	46
the top of a	46
but the viscount de	46
for the prince of	46
by a decree of	46
had caused to be	46
as also of the	46
declaration of the king	46
the cause of his	46
was not a little	46
of the rest of	46
after the publication of	46
the baron de la	46
and the baron de	46
they ought to have	46
of our lord it	46
with whom he had	46
that they may be	46
that it had been	46
and others of the	46
in the minds of	46
to make themselves masters	46
he had in the	46
by the duke de	46
was not at all	46
to which he was	46
of the publick peace	46
that in order to	46
of the roman church	46
at such time as	46
up and down the	46
that were to be	46
by the mediation of	46
such a one as	45
a time when the	45
it was that the	45
of the places of	45
himself at the head	45
the treaty of the	45
in the regiment of	45
they should not be	45
as well of the	45
the greatness of his	45
as well in the	45
duke of orleans and	45
he went to the	45
the princes and the	45
was at this time	45
the one and twentieth	45
knew not how to	45
as it were in	45
to be of the	45
the count de la	45
for the relief of	45
the parliament of bourdeaux	45
at that time in	45
king of the romans	45
by the treaty of	45
the sieur de pontis	45
so that it was	45
that they had no	45
clock in the afternoon	45
the news of this	45
born the th of	45
the king to the	45
and on the contrary	45
after the manner of	45
in the end of	45
when the duke of	45
and monsieur de la	45
lord the catholick king	45
but on the other	45
an agreement with the	45
the king did not	45
he had a great	45
the right hand of	45
as has been said	45
of some of the	44
of the truth of	44
the princes of germany	44
to the rest of	44
they might not be	44
my self to the	44
to be seen in	44
and all the other	44
of the people of	44
the end that they	44
and that it would	44
of one of his	44
by virtue of the	44
that there was nothing	44
his brother in law	44
as one of the	44
give him an account	44
and then it was	44
it may please your	44
that so soon as	44
the declaration of the	44
that it may be	44
francis walsingham to sir	44
the title of king	44
of guise and the	44
the course of the	44
to the right honorable	44
of the catholick king	44
under the reign of	44
with some of the	44
there was a necessity	44
the guard of the	44
the king of the	44
those of the league	44
a council of war	44
it to the king	44
in his own house	44
of the same religion	44
the houses of the	44
by the favour of	44
a certain number of	44
by sea and land	43
of the holy church	43
in the sight of	43
in all places where	43
the queen and the	43
person of the king	43
to return to paris	43
the protestant princes of	43
that on the contrary	43
of the kings army	43
in the case of	43
and to that purpose	43
he would not have	43
a man of honour	43
one or the other	43
to put himself into	43
the cardinal of lorain	43
was given to the	43
not been for the	43
said lord the catholick	43
so that he was	43
the great number of	43
who at that time	43
with the count de	43
the liberty of their	43
took a resolution to	43
the grandees of the	43
great number of the	43
and a great number	43
as if they were	43
the ministers of the	43
all those who were	43
impossible for him to	43
and that it is	43
they were ready to	43
to the siege of	43
and as soon as	43
the management of the	43
which they could not	43
but the king of	43
and that i would	43
the month of august	43
the cardinal of guise	43
of the siege of	43
by the council of	43
that they had been	43
the rest of their	43
very well satisfied with	43
but as soon as	42
to the catholick religion	42
could not but be	42
the month of july	42
the late duke of	42
under the pretence of	42
the state of france	42
on the first of	42
was one of those	42
had been in the	42
the duke of berry	42
that so they might	42
to the viscount de	42
to be at the	42
the place of the	42
in the number of	42
the means of the	42
go out of the	42
them out of the	42
in the administration of	42
but it was not	42
the hands of a	42
those of his party	42
the continuance of the	42
that by reason of	42
the king by the	42
to his most christian	42
that his majesty would	42
by the bishop of	42
time the duke of	42
the said duke of	42
in which he was	42
the princess of conde	42
the success of the	42
and the government of	42
in one of the	42
and the other of	42
and the other to	42
in possession of the	42
with a resolution to	42
of the dukes of	42
a great many of	42
the duke of bavaria	42
to the execution of	42
to give him an	42
of all the world	42
he would please to	42
a share in the	42
suffer themselves to be	41
made an end of	41
have a mind to	41
upon the banks of	41
any of the said	41
the king would not	41
so that the duke	41
sent to the king	41
that the duke de	41
were not to be	41
was upon the point	41
from the beginning of	41
the duke of bourbon	41
of france and navarre	41
duke of espernon was	41
all the forces of	41
to be found in	41
reason of the great	41
according to the custom	41
and the cardinal of	41
a person of great	41
sir francis walsingham sir	41
to go into the	41
is our will and	41
that he should have	41
he was in the	41
be put into the	41
as well as of	41
that i would not	41
was not so much	41
other officers of the	41
the king should be	41
bank of the river	41
upon the top of	41
him the command of	41
the dutchy of milan	41
is said to have	41
the glory of the	41
to which i made	41
by whom he had	41
as well as i	41
captain of the guards	41
to cut off the	41
the marquis de la	41
exercise of the reformed	41
then it was that	41
in a readiness to	41
gates of the city	41
the heat of the	41
to be sent to	41
the head of a	41
he had with him	41
in case he should	41
and a great many	40
that it was in	40
he was constrained to	40
that for the future	40
which i made answer	40
government of the kingdom	40
the service of god	40
the dominion of the	40
of the province of	40
such time as the	40
to the cardinal of	40
the execution of his	40
the prejudice of his	40
of the said cities	40
give me leave to	40
party of the league	40
and according to the	40
in all haste to	40
the king would have	40
the treaty of nimeguen	40
not in a condition	40
from the time of	40
the ruin of the	40
there was not any	40
provinces of the low	40
if they did not	40
than all the rest	40
not in the least	40
to the opinion of	40
that his majesty had	40
to be made of	40
to seize upon the	40
part of the army	40
be one of the	40
of the great ones	40
could not be done	40
of which they had	40
of them in the	40
your honour at this	40
and that i should	40
he had been a	40
in so much as	40
by order from the	40
to the affairs of	40
to which the duke	40
so soon as we	40
protestant princes of germany	40
of the holy see	40
in process of time	40
to give him the	40
that the greatest part	40
the suppression of the	40
to get out of	40
conclusion of the peace	40
i know very well	40
was the duke of	40
in a time of	40
the estates of the	40
in the face of	40
it would be very	40
and this was the	40
was the cause that	40
the name of god	40
the month of april	40
the will of the	40
to bring them to	40
to the queen mother	40
the end of his	40
to join with the	40
by that means to	40
the mean time to	40
to be brought to	40
the care of the	40
of year of our	40
to his royal highness	39
unto the duke of	39
as long as he	39
in the room of	39
it had been a	39
that he had taken	39
lord the most christian	39
to the king for	39
for those of the	39
and the earl of	39
there was no more	39
that it was no	39
the places of surety	39
the king for the	39
under the duke of	39
that they should have	39
together with all the	39
in the opinion of	39
should be given to	39
that was to be	39
did not fail to	39
the same day that	39
the one or the	39
in the defence of	39
which was in the	39
the keeping of the	39
the end that he	39
the month of september	39
of the three estates	39
the observation of the	39
the very gates of	39
i thought my self	39
of the low countries	39
for which reason he	39
to joyn with him	39
within the limits of	39
execution of the edict	39
it was easie to	39
head of the league	39
of our lord after	39
the first prince of	39
to enter into a	39
the king his brother	39
to be made in	39
the one half of	39
with all manner of	39
at that time was	39
but to return to	39
be restored to the	39
as much as they	39
soon as i came	39
out of the said	39
of the body of	39
a part of his	39
as those of the	39
all that had been	39
make an end of	39
of all that had	39
the whole course of	39
i know not how	39
be sent to the	39
the king with the	39
put himself into the	39
so long as the	39
that he was ready	39
with the duke de	39
monsieur de la valette	39
the good will of	39
of the dutchess of	39
of his catholick majesty	39
the th article of	38
in such a case	38
the departure of the	38
i doubt not but	38
of conde and the	38
that they were to	38
the other of the	38
where the duke of	38
there was not one	38
under the obedience of	38
of so great an	38
in order to their	38
a league with the	38
to the government of	38
the decrees of the	38
all that he had	38
to the bishop of	38
from that time forward	38
in the suburbs of	38
five or six thousand	38
but in the mean	38
he was no sooner	38
he was a man	38
which were to be	38
of the same name	38
to do the like	38
to the princes of	38
presented to the king	38
the king of great	38
of so great importance	38
assembly of the clergy	38
the edge of the	38
monsieur de la noue	38
to have an eye	38
in the state of	38
don john of austria	38
the fortune of the	38
the lords of guise	38
with the assistance of	38
in order to make	38
upon the point to	38
the abbot de la	38
out of their hands	38
so that they were	38
the free exercise of	38
a man of his	38
leave of the king	38
at the expence of	38
he was one of	38
honour at this present	38
of the power of	38
to whom the king	38
that the king and	38
the prince de conty	38
at break of day	38
from the rest of	38
keeper of the seals	38
the ratification of the	38
the priviledges of the	38
who had a great	38
the history of france	38
the knowledge of the	38
major part of the	38
the help of the	38
to take possession of	38
with the french king	38
please your lordship to	38
at the very first	38
they of the p	38
to come to court	38
our lord the king	38
a little while after	37
disturbers of the publick	37
that it could not	37
the doctrine of the	37
lord burleigh to sir	37
be seen in the	37
the earle of flaunders	37
be set at liberty	37
the siege of paris	37
duke of guise to	37
to the custom of	37
he had reason to	37
the cardinal of lorrain	37
at that time the	37
those of the town	37
as the king of	37
with the king to	37
the restitution of the	37
as if he would	37
that in case the	37
such time as he	37
the same time with	37
the next day he	37
a great deal more	37
in a time when	37
the th of the	37
and xml conversion the	37
top of the hill	37
as well as he	37
king of navarre was	37
they were fain to	37
so great a number	37
to his majesties service	37
to the king by	37
guilty of high treason	37
the university of paris	37
to perswade him to	37
the heart of the	37
of the same opinion	37
ambassador resident in france	37
to the discretion of	37
to the interests of	37
knight of the order	37
the council of sixteen	37
and with the same	37
one keeper of the	37
a clock in the	37
to submit to the	37
and the french king	37
in consideration of the	37
death of the king	37
the name of a	37
to wait upon the	37
after the example of	37
it was not to	37
to the mercy of	37
the month of march	37
upon the frontiers of	37
duke of orleans to	37
betwixt the duke of	37
that it was to	37
to one of the	37
from the top of	37
affairs of the kingdom	37
in relation to the	37
the bounds of their	37
that in the end	37
to the holy see	37
the best part of	37
by reason that they	37
a view of the	37
to confer with the	37
by the king himself	37
the month of june	37
of the king himself	36
to make war against	36
viscount de turenne had	36
with his sword in	36
to give him a	36
so that the king	36
original text notes for	36
had no reason to	36
of such as were	36
the article of the	36
according to the order	36
from the original text	36
as he had been	36
at the rate of	36
officers of the army	36
trouble your honour at	36
the king had been	36
the king was not	36
at the gate of	36
by all the world	36
to come to a	36
out of his hands	36
the proceedings of the	36
in form of a	36
the town and castle	36
with his whole army	36
the faction of the	36
of the city to	36
that she could not	36
a dutchy and peerage	36
it shall not be	36
i perswade my self	36
to oblige him to	36
of king henry the	36
the sale of offices	36
soon as they had	36
without so much as	36
of the kingdom to	36
in such manner as	36
the nobility of the	36
that he might make	36
about the beginning of	36
mounsieur de la valette	36
of our reign the	36
presence of the king	36
the same time when	36
the king his father	36
belonging to the king	36
than that of the	36
in the end the	36
duke of guise had	36
under the dominion of	36
the people of paris	36
take a view of	36
greatest part of his	36
text notes for div	36
to be one of	36
no longer able to	36
the necessity of the	36
as well by the	36
which the king of	36
of our lord at	36
he was wont to	36
the marriage of his	36
which he was to	36
for the sake of	36
to the ruine of	36
all the princes and	36
prince and the admiral	36
but it is not	36
the mean time they	36
of the inhabitants of	36
of all those that	36
the state of affairs	36
of a long time	36
the princes of bourbon	36
both of the one	36
had not been able	36
the first of the	36
the resolution of the	36
under the government of	36
the original text notes	36
to return to their	36
that of the duke	35
belonging to the duke	35
for the king in	35
and to give him	35
to be made for	35
with five or six	35
in ordinary of the	35
of the number of	35
i found my self	35
but so soon as	35
with an army of	35
and to make the	35
that they may not	35
the author of the	35
in matters of religion	35
he could not have	35
shall be obliged to	35
of the count of	35
it was not in	35
to monsieur de burie	35
of the civil wars	35
that if the king	35
if there be any	35
of the spanish army	35
the archbishop of bourges	35
the defence of their	35
of the royal family	35
that this was the	35
but not being able	35
had recourse to the	35
having been able to	35
for the use of	35
at this time the	35
that they of the	35
with the consent of	35
when so soon as	35
in the heart of	35
to which they were	35
in behalf of the	35
the taking of it	35
of the gallican church	35
to be done in	35
in which they were	35
the greatest and most	35
suffer himself to be	35
him to the king	35
the judgment of the	35
the month of may	35
with the forces of	35
of the catholick party	35
and the next morning	35
to the head of	35
had a hand in	35
to the same purpose	35
the churches of the	35
so far from being	35
a peace with the	35
duke of espernon to	35
the governour of the	35
and it may be	35
of those that had	35
which he had made	35
he ought to be	35
united provinces of the	35
and that i had	35
to the kings obedience	35
with a great many	35
to the end the	35
to the chamber of	35
being at that time	35
and that if they	35
has a salary of	35
of the said lord	35
all things necessary for	35
the request of the	35
his subjects of the	35
to him in the	35
provinces of the kingdom	35
the sight of the	35
and the bishop of	35
in a posture of	35
to the dignity of	35
the sieur de villeroy	35
walsingham sir francis walsingham	35
by how much the	35
to the last degree	35
it to be a	35
and of our reign	35
to dispose of the	35
letters from the king	35
and the greatest part	35
two or three hundred	35
to put them in	35
that all those who	35
should not be able	35
the security of the	35
the cause of religion	35
of the long robe	35
eldest son of the	35
he was the first	34
to write to the	34
word of a king	34
the governours of the	34
in the times of	34
what they had done	34
the design of the	34
the council of spain	34
the war against the	34
the mediation of the	34
the cardinal de bourbon	34
cause him to be	34
to the kings service	34
and some of the	34
ought to be the	34
that if he did	34
the relief of the	34
of it in the	34
he was very much	34
not one of them	34
it was not fit	34
to take notice of	34
the keeper of the	34
the duke de rohan	34
may please your lordship	34
of them to the	34
with the regiment of	34
any thing that might	34
banks of the river	34
walsingham to the earl	34
by the example of	34
with all things necessary	34
not suffer him to	34
which they were to	34
the earl of flanders	34
his majesty and the	34
affairs of the league	34
by whom he was	34
during the life of	34
him the government of	34
of the king to	34
the quality of a	34
for the exercise of	34
deputies to the king	34
that there might be	34
of the liberty of	34
each of them a	34
the government of provence	34
to make good the	34
the duke de longueville	34
the foundation of the	34
that i should have	34
the reputation of his	34
the church of nostre	34
good of the state	34
of those who are	34
the recovery of the	34
an end of the	34
of a great many	34
death of henry the	34
the verification of the	34
as long as the	34
to such a degree	34
to be expected from	34
to the dutchess of	34
to their own houses	34
the duke of britaine	34
being one of the	34
prince of the bloud	34
the assembly of rochel	34
without doing any thing	34
that according to the	34
which at that time	34
they were in the	34
for the conservation of	34
the length of the	34
the duke of sully	34
it was better to	34
the right of the	34
by the present treaty	34
in the great hall	34
th article of the	34
the charges of the	34
by all means to	34
to serve the king	34
the habit of a	34
raise the siege of	34
viscount de turenne having	34
the month of october	34
death of his father	34
on the behalf of	34
in the kings council	34
be made in the	34
the execution of it	34
and not being able	34
of our lord to	34
which they had taken	34
that it is a	34
all the provinces of	34
it was necessary for	34
of our lord when	34
that are to be	33
the edict of the	33
the republick of venice	33
that it is impossible	33
the count de montgommery	33
that i had not	33
the courts of parliament	33
by which means the	33
of the like nature	33
as soon as it	33
i had a mind	33
to one of his	33
i thought good to	33
on the account of	33
the king could not	33
francis walsingham sir francis	33
they would not have	33
with so great a	33
if it were not	33
in the kings name	33
no more than the	33
for the same reason	33
at that very time	33
of the lordship of	33
the said king of	33
in case they should	33
he had been in	33
they were wont to	33
like to have been	33
king of france his	33
to the same end	33
baron de la garde	33
any thing in the	33
himself head of the	33
the dutchess of orleans	33
that the duke should	33
the duke of modena	33
of the league was	33
the bishop of valence	33
soon as it was	33
said lord the most	33
by the parliament of	33
the duke of ferrara	33
great deal of trouble	33
upon the coasts of	33
he would not be	33
for the future to	33
of men and money	33
the command of his	33
fall into the hands	33
if they were not	33
king henry the fourth	33
one of the chief	33
the reformation of the	33
parts of the world	33
spi global keyed and	33
they were to be	33
the remainder of his	33
that by this means	33
the clergy of france	33
and the count of	33
till the next day	33
the courage of the	33
by one of his	33
global keyed and coded	33
all the parts of	33
of our lord during	33
that if they were	33
the defeat of the	33
of the heads of	33
to the assembly of	33
on the other part	33
during the reign of	33
in any of the	33
in the world to	33
was the occasion of	33
after the duke of	33
that he ought not	33
is most certain that	33
from the hands of	33
there should be a	33
that he was going	33
as well as others	33
his brother the duke	33
and monsieur le prince	33
as if it were	33
at the taking of	33
i know not whether	33
him at the same	33
he knew very well	33
in the habit of	33
three or four days	33
that they were the	33
without the consent of	33
to treat of the	33
the advantage of his	33
season of the year	33
to find out the	33
they had not been	33
the king my master	33
the publick exercise of	33
the young duke of	33
the second day of	33
as long as they	33
the duke of buckingham	33
of which i have	33
whom the duke of	33
to lay down their	33
as that of the	33