quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	92
characters represented either as	46
represented either as utf	46
under the command of	40
the duke of holstein	38
that in all likelihood	25
the other side of	25
encoded and linked to	23
proofread for accuracy and	23
encoded as gap s	23
limit of instances per	23
chosen if there was	23
tcp aimed to produce	23
accurately transcribed and encoded	23
restraints of time and	23
text is available for	23
and characters marked as	23
and markup reviewed and	23
of the process of	23
texts based on the	23
tcp files to tei	23
chose to create diplomatic	23
processes should make clear	23
is available for reuse	23
and encoded texts based	23
qa standards were returned	23
corrected where possible up	23
then their works are	23
project restraints of time	23
process of creating the	23
some readable characters will	23
texts created during phase	23
edition of the work	23
is to encode one	23
to a limit of	23
quality assurance was then	23
and use these texts	23
of instances per text	23
compelling reason to do	23
transformed into placeholder characters	23
such instances will never	23
create accurately transcribed and	23
some errors will remain	23
been released into the	23
phase i text is	23
the terms of creative	23
for transcription and basic	23
corrected and characters marked	23
sent to external keying	23
were encoded as gap	23
was divided into two	23
should be aware of	23
illegibles were encoded as	23
new cambridge bibliography of	23
nature of the print	23
of tcp data is	23
based on the new	23
of each text was	23
keyboarded and encoded edition	23
between the universities of	23
mnemonic sdata character entities	23
of michigan and oxford	23
are available at the	23
mainly structural encoding based	23
title published between and	23
are a number of	23
a partnership between the	23
true nature of the	23
instances will never have	23
domain as of january	23
ascii text with mnemonic	23
by university of nebraska	23
to the early english	23
that can be made	23
transcription and basic encoding	23
text selection was based	23
have been looked at	23
of gaps by user	23
were sent to external	23
during phase of the	23
keyed and coded from	23
and encoded edition of	23
in english were prioritized	23
to produce large quantities	23
mind that in all	23
errors will remain and	23
be aware of the	23
is given to their	23
in oxford and michigan	23
for their own purposes	23
books online text creation	23
have been released into	23
or for an anonymous	23
those which did not	23
of a works in	23
which did not meet	23
tcp is to encode	23
into the public domain	23
image sets published by	23
encoded text transcribed from	23
encoding based on the	23
unicode or tei g	23
enhanced and or corrected	23
markup guidelines are available	23
a second or later	23
was chosen if there	23
textual data within the	23
were returned to the	23
selection was based on	23
due credit and attribution	23
terms of creative commons	23
where possible up to	23
copies of the texts	23
been issued variously as	23
are eligible for inclusion	23
the project have been	23
marked as illegible were	23
filling in of gaps	23
the print record of	23
on the image sets	23
did not meet qa	23
sets published by proquest	23
then carried out by	23
to the keyers to	23
the true nature of	23
if there was a	23
elements to simplify the	23
wide variety of subject	23
keyers to be redone	23
therefore chose to create	23
was intended to range	23
was based on the	23
cambridge bibliography of english	23
michigan and oxford and	23
were encoded and linked	23
credit and attribution is	23
possible up to a	23
returned to the keyers	23
gaps by user contributors	23
attribution is given to	23
of the tei in	23
meet qa standards were	23
text with mnemonic sdata	23
text was proofread for	23
structural encoding based on	23
of creating the tcp	23
gap elements of known	23
project have been released	23
between and available in	23
a wide variety of	23
for accuracy and those	23
described above is co	23
editorial teams in oxford	23
characters will be marked	23
the filling in of	23
or tei g elements	23
to create diplomatic transcriptions	23
edition of a work	23
while the overall quality	23
users should bear in	23
i text is available	23
simplify the filling in	23
and therefore of any	23
the encoding was enhanced	23
encoded texts based on	23
the text encoding initiative	23
take and use these	23
companies for transcription and	23
on the new cambridge	23
works in other languages	23
these texts for their	23
in mind that in	23
with mnemonic sdata character	23
users should be aware	23
selection was intended to	23
intended to range over	23
in of gaps by	23
partnership between the universities	23
to encode one copy	23
with level of the	23
but we respectfully request	23
images in accordance with	23
and linked to page	23
to page images in	23
will remain and some	23
converting tcp files to	23
the texts were encoded	23
tei p using tcp	23
providing financial support to	23
as illegible were corrected	23
this keyboarded and encoded	23
encoded edition of the	23
created during phase of	23
the overall quality of	23
quantities of textual data	23
the universities of michigan	23
images scanned from microfilm	23
accordance with level of	23
files to tei p	23
the new cambridge bibliography	23
by the institutions providing	23
a work was chosen	23
and or corrected and	23
text strings within braces	23
texts have been issued	23
of a work was	23
page images in accordance	23
the institutions providing financial	23
data within the usual	23
second or later edition	23
use these texts for	23
reason to do so	23
to tei p using	23
any assumptions that can	23
number of works in	23
texts were encoded and	23
there was a compelling	23
or later edition of	23
and coded from proquest	23
assurance was then carried	23
usual project restraints of	23
included and sometimes a	23
aimed to produce large	23
with changes to facilitate	23
level of the tei	23
readable characters will be	23
support to the early	23
of known extent have	23
image sets were sent	23
the process of creating	23
texts for their own	23
the keyers to be	23
as opposed to critical	23
was proofread for accuracy	23
made about the data	23
the general aim of	23
understanding these processes should	23
assigned for keying and	23
overall quality of tcp	23
to reflect the true	23
quality of tcp data	23
and the publisher proquest	23
therefore of any assumptions	23
standards were returned to	23
works in english were	23
language title published between	23
of textual data within	23
external keying companies for	23
into placeholder characters or	23
created by converting tcp	23
of the project have	23
illegible were corrected where	23
in accordance with level	23
given to their original	23
although there are a	23
the image sets published	23
a number of works	23
the text can be	23
to range over a	23
characters marked as illegible	23
according to the terms	23
all without asking permission	23
been transformed into placeholder	23
keying and markup guidelines	23
to their original source	23
the publisher proquest to	23
each text was proofread	23
via their early english	23
the early english books	23
processed by university of	23
was then carried out	23
will be marked as	23
phase of the project	23
the public domain as	23
was a compelling reason	23
issued variously as sgml	23
to create accurately transcribed	23
this phase i text	23
large quantities of textual	23
available at the text	23
looked at by a	23
carried out by editorial	23
and sometimes a second	23
tcp data is very	23
and some readable characters	23
remain and some readable	23
and available in eebo	23
online text creation partnership	23
proquest to create accurately	23
text and markup reviewed	23
the work described above	23
produce large quantities of	23
english books online text	23
tei in libraries guidelines	23
that due credit and	23
request that due credit	23
and attribution is given	23
based on the image	23
creating the tcp texts	23
a works in english	23
markup reviewed and edited	23
have been transformed into	23
bibliography of english literature	23
not meet qa standards	23
text creation partnership web	23
owned by the institutions	23
by editorial teams in	23
to the terms of	23
of time and funding	23
be marked as illegible	23
never have been looked	23
by converting tcp files	23
variety of subject areas	23
financial support to the	23
out by editorial teams	23
record of the period	23
assumptions that can be	23
published between and available	23
p using tcp tei	23
at the text creation	23
oxford and the publisher	23
editions of a works	23
public domain as of	23
or corrected and characters	23
should make clear that	23
placeholder characters or elements	23
by a tcp editor	23
notably latin and welsh	23
all likelihood such instances	23
divided into two phases	23
changes to facilitate morpho	23
whichever is the greater	23
based on the text	23
first editions of a	23
now take and use	23
were corrected where possible	23
sometimes a second or	23
any remaining illegibles were	23
the text creation partnership	23
for an anonymous work	23
proquest via their early	23
the texts have been	23
have been issued variously	23
of the texts have	23
bear in mind that	23
characters or elements to	23
their works are eligible	23
institutions providing financial support	23
of every monographic english	23
and markup guidelines are	23
and those which did	23
tcp is a partnership	23
will never have been	23
later edition of a	23
likelihood such instances will	23
of works in other	23
of any assumptions that	23
tcp assigned for keying	23
a limit of instances	23
work was chosen if	23
print record of the	23
respectfully request that due	23
released into the public	23
sets were sent to	23
was enhanced and or	23
we respectfully request that	23
coded from proquest page	23
works are eligible for	23
usually the first edition	23
the usual project restraints	23
within the usual project	23
at by a tcp	23
tcp project was divided	23
work described above is	23
be made about the	23
can be made about	23
can now take and	23
in all likelihood such	23
should bear in mind	23
and therefore chose to	23
the tei in libraries	23
extent have been transformed	23
aware of the process	23
encoding was enhanced and	23
and oxford and the	23
teams in oxford and	23
to simplify the filling	23
unicode or text strings	23
of the work described	23
over a wide variety	23
these processes should make	23
or text strings within	23
their early english books	23
reflect the true nature	23
by proquest via their	23
linked to page images	23
creation partnership web site	23
data is very good	23
for keying and markup	23
there are a number	23
remaining illegibles were encoded	23
on the text encoding	23
range over a wide	23
a compelling reason to	23
published by proquest via	23
general aim of eebo	23
up to a limit	23
even for commercial purposes	23
universities of michigan and	23
publisher proquest to create	23
of the print record	23
accuracy and those which	23
project was divided into	23
transcribed and encoded texts	23
from proquest page images	23
known extent have been	23
anyone can now take	23
elements of known extent	23
been looked at by	23
to external keying companies	23
or elements to simplify	23
guidelines are available at	23
is a partnership between	23
opposed to critical editions	23
text can be copied	23
keying companies for transcription	23
on the other side	22
other side of the	22
estc r ocm this	20
r ocm this keyboarded	20
ocm this keyboarded and	20
the elector of bavaria	17
at the same time	17
iv tiff page image	16
the mareschal de villeroy	15
global keyed and coded	14
spi global keyed and	14
of the french army	13
a great deal of	12
the duke of wirtemberg	12
reproduction of original in	12
the original in the	11
the command of the	11
that the french king	11
the same day the	11
of the original in	11
national library of scotland	11
the king took his	10
and xml conversion a	10
his majesties most gracious	10
reproduction of the original	10
the siege of huy	10
against the french king	10
right wing of horse	10
by the duke of	10
gracious speech to both	9
the brigade of guards	9
side of the river	9
by sea and land	9
the marquis de la	9
marquis de la valette	9
most gracious speech to	9
an account of the	9
in the national library	9
majesties most gracious speech	9
the national library of	9
original in the national	9
speech to both houses	8
the house of commons	8
of which we have	8
to both houses of	8
by the heir of	8
heir of andrew anderson	8
both houses of parliament	8
successors of andrew anderson	8
the heir of andrew	8
the right wing of	8
in the right wing	8
a letter from a	8
took his quarter at	7
this side of the	7
the rest of the	7
by the mareschal de	7
up to the camp	7
have given an account	7
from the camp at	7
the french king to	7
we have given an	7
come up to the	7
iv tiff page images	7
and the next day	7
upon the canal of	7
in the present war	7
from the duke of	7
for the defence of	7
the command of brigadier	7
we have said before	7
printer to their most	6
my lords and gentlemen	6
as we have said	6
aptara keyed and coded	6
by the heirs and	6
with the french king	6
the history of the	6
at the head of	6
and successors of andrew	6
mona logarbo sampled and	6
of horse and dragoons	6
of original in the	6
the heirs and successors	6
their most excellent majesties	6
came to the camp	6
mona logarbo text and	6
the command of major	6
copy of a letter	6
next day we marched	6
of a letter from	6
which we have given	6
the duke of ormond	6
for which reason they	6
logarbo sampled and proofread	6
the said french king	6
to their most excellent	6
two brigades of foot	6
out of the camp	6
of the regiment of	6
of the house of	6
heirs and successors of	6
commanded by the mareschal	6
on this side of	6
war against the french	6
passage of the scheld	6
during the present war	6
logarbo text and markup	6
between the lys and	6
the next day we	6
king took his quarter	6
printed by the heir	6
of the french king	6
the abbey of linther	5
of the united provinces	5
to march the next	5
the lys and the	5
the canal of bruges	5
to the duke of	5
the french king has	5
to be ready to	5
marched out of the	5
marion text and markup	5
duke of holstein ploen	5
was there during the	5
that the said king	5
the body of foot	5
highness the duke of	5
a declaration of war	5
early in the morning	5
our passage of the	5
march the next day	5
be ready to march	5
to the french king	5
the canal of newport	5
wing s estc r	5
the duke of brandenburgh	5
the scheld at audenarde	5
with the right at	5
both sides of the	5
and the french king	5
during the last campaign	5
and the left at	5
names of their count	5
had come up to	5
list of the army	5
of the chief commanders	5
of the duke of	5
declaration of war by	5
four in the afternoon	5
so much the more	5
from the siege of	5
a strong detachment of	5
in the enemies country	5
megan marion sampled and	5
there during the last	5
in a condition to	5
and the same day	5
megan marion text and	5
s estc r ocm	5
names of the chief	5
was ordered to march	5
where the elector of	5
and all other his	5
a party of the	5
in the spanish netherlands	5
the two brigades of	5
who was there during	5
marion sampled and proofread	5
to form a camp	4
the latter end of	4
he was forced to	4
the th the king	4
about four in the	4
present war against france	4
of the army to	4
by reason of the	4
the next day the	4
huber text and markup	4
officer who was there	4
an express from the	4
on both sides of	4
b wing s estc	4
in the mean time	4
in the morning the	4
the middle of the	4
of the confederate army	4
the beginning of the	4
to be sold by	4
the command of a	4
of the marquis de	4
made a long march	4
campagne in the spanish	4
the law of nations	4
from the right of	4
the english horse and	4
electoral highness the duke	4
to take possession of	4
princes of the empire	4
the saids lords of	4
under the cannon of	4
all the heavy baggage	4
the thirteen cantons in	4
of the campagne in	4
jones in the savoy	4
states general of the	4
from the camp to	4
present war with france	4
from a gentleman in	4
by the treaty of	4
the left of the	4
the particulars of the	4
till we come to	4
under the pain of	4
to demean themselves in	4
express from the duke	4
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the second regiment of	4
of gunners and matrosses	4
the conclusion of a	4
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from the imperial diet	4
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here we encamped in	4
the major of the	4
an account that the	4
a letter sent from	4
huber sampled and proofread	4
in the siege of	4
but if we had	4
they are to demean	4
the bois de merdal	4
history of the campagne	4
the states general of	4
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the prince of orange	4
of the army was	4
english officer who was	4
the burghers and inhabitants	4
the command of vice	4
all the rest of	4
are to demean themselves	4
to england or ireland	4
thirteen cantons in switzerland	4
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side of the meuse	4
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fall upon the spaniards	4
themselves in their trading	4
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the mareschal de bouflers	4
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general of the united	4
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body of horse and	4
the king rid out	4
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the present war with	4
forts rouge and picard	4
concerning the present war	4
i doubt not but	4
demean themselves in their	4
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of the state of	4
the princes of the	4
the camp at rouselar	4
a letter to the	4
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pieces of cannon and	4
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lys and the scheld	4
letter sent from the	4
english horse and dragoons	4
their majesties privy council	4
the marquiss de la	4
the crown of france	4
the said kingdom of	4
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the th the army	4
command of the duke	4
of their majesties privy	4
journal of the siege	4
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by the french king	4
as well as the	4
a estc r ocm	4
interlined in the right	4
my lord of athlone	4
the army had orders	4
sent from the imperial	4
and all incident occasions	4
printed by the heirs	4
they were forced to	4
side of the town	4
brigade of foot interlined	4
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declare war against the	4
the mareschal de luxemburgh	4
his electoral highness the	4
the marshal de boufflers	4
the rest of our	4
one of our parties	4
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the right of our	4
army had orders to	4
the imperial diet at	4
to take up arms	3
the town of tingmouth	3
of the happy success	3
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a member of the	3
person to go aboard	3
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exact list of the	3
necessaries for a siege	3
clock in the morning	3
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of one hundred men	3
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account of a great	3
the inhabitants of the	3
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a triple discharge of	3
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a great part of	3
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the french army commanded	3
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an exact list of	3
fast as they could	3
john pas text and	3
the most considerable cities	3
other necessaries for a	3
king james in answer	3
the command of count	3
of the king of	3
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four companies of gunners	3
against the french army	3
given an account before	3
from exon to his	3
dort to a member	3
we had last year	3
or ireland without passes	3
act discharging any person	3
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the electors of bavaria	3
three battalions of guards	3
of the commissioners of	3
of the late motions	3
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the heavy baggage of	3
as soon as it	3
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his reasons why he	3
to the earl of	3
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a good part of	3
the head of every	3
late motions and actions	3
ratisbon to the thirteen	3
other states of the	3
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of bavaria had his	3
strong detachment of horse	3
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the french king should	3
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land against the spaniards	3
of cannon and small	3
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of our privy council	3
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army commanded by the	3
the little river that	3
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of his electoral highness	3
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inhabitants of our countries	3
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prohibition against having any	3
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at our first coming	3
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of the second regiment	3
near the abbey of	3
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physick and the civil	3
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the coast of ireland	3
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the duke of savoy	3
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here we stayed till	3
king to king james	3
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edinburgh the twenty sixth	3
duke of wirtemberg was	3
his subjects and vassals	3
incident occasions during the	3
between it and the	3
the dauphin took his	3
command of brigadier collier	3
elector of bavaria had	3
majesties declaration against the	3
against having any commerce	3
which is a very	3
directing his subjects and	3
after the conclusion of	3
head of every regiment	3
of peace with france	3
w estc r ocm	3
not think it convenient	3
giving an account of	3
ordered to march towards	3
marquiss de la valette	3
but the mareschal de	3
inhabitants of the town	3
villages of sluys and	3
the subjects of our	3
remarks on the situation	3
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stayed till the th	3
the burning the town	3
actum dominorum secreti concilii	3
sea and land against	3
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to adhere to his	3
king took his quarters	3
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go out of the	3
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conclusion of a general	3
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twenty sixth day of	3
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and that he was	3
to go aboard of	3
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and actions of the	3
they had against the	3
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the two battalions of	3
the crown of england	3
command of the marquis	3
thursday the of december	3
at the village of	3
day we marched through	3
i have not heard	3
the first day of	3
one of his majesties	3
and enjoyning his subjects	3
the harvard university library	3
any of our countries	3
the three battalions of	3
success they had against	3
the marquis de harcourt	3
articles of peace offered	3
estc r this keyboarded	3
of the burning the	3
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their majesties declaration against	3
day of january years	3
french king to king	3
curious remarks on the	3
the lines of liege	3
exhorting them to adhere	3
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the line of the	3
adhere to his imperial	3
these presents to be	3
the beginning of this	3
answer to one from	3
dauphin took his quarter	3
at edinburgh the twenty	3
pas sampled and proofread	3
and all other necessaries	3
a trooper in flanders	3
james in answer to	3
for the satisfaction of	3
majesties glorious return from	3
b wing w estc	3
commands their army in	3
the twenty sixth day	3
diet at ratisbon to	3
all other necessaries for	3
a letter from the	3
to the states general	3
them to adhere to	3
and the spanish netherlands	3
xml conversion his majesties	3
all incident occasions during	3
making prohibition against having	3
pas text and markup	3
upon our march from	3
the second battalion of	3
glorious return from the	3
occasions during the present	3
the bishop of liege	3
the army to march	3
the french had made	3
cannot accept of any	3
and making prohibition against	3
the enemy made a	3
a journal of the	3
letter from a trooper	3
to the count of	3
motions and actions of	3
letter from the french	3
since the beginning of	3
the canal of brussels	3
original in the harvard	3
if the french had	3
to march out of	3
soon as it was	3
heavy baggage of the	3
general against the french	3
the camp of mount	3
panegyrick upon his majesties	3
deals with the devil	3
and the civil laws	3
the battalion of the	3
the town of rouselar	3
that they are not	3
that we shall not	3
letter from a gentleman	3
regiment of scots guards	3
squadrons battalions right wing	3
king had his quarter	3
of the confederate forces	3
gentleman in dort to	3
and rarities of the	3
elspeth healey sampled and	3
there was a necessity	3
by an english officer	3
persons travelling to england	3
at ratisbon to the	3
the happy success they	3
between the mehaigne and	3
the power of the	3
letter to the pope	3
any person to go	3
proclamation discharging correspondence and	3
upon our march to	3
to king james in	3
the passage of the	3
and land against the	3
on thursday the of	3
concerning the landing of	3
of a general peace	3
confederate forces against the	3
a letter from exon	3
imployed in the siege	3
the next day they	3
also a letter sent	3
but that the french	3
with the said french	3
incamped with our right	3
think it convenient to	3
that they were forced	3
a great engagement which	3
of the town and	3
the battel of landen	3
march out of the	3
exon to his friend	3
to declare war against	3
as also a letter	3
particulars of the burning	3
the rear of the	3
sixth day of january	3
on the of august	3
at the abbey of	3
the head of the	3
encamped in two lines	3
correspond with french privateers	3
a man of a	3
a gentleman in dort	3
the confederate forces against	3
upon the villages between	3
i have given you	3
to the other side	3
offered by the crown	3
with all sorts of	3
why he cannot accept	3
of any offers of	3
to the camp with	3
declaration of his electoral	3
or correspond with french	3
his majesties glorious return	3
healey sampled and proofread	3
who commands their army	3
actions of the confederate	3
a panegyrick upon his	3
all things necessary for	3
the forts rouge and	3
enjoyning his subjects to	3
in the state it	3
the lords of his	3
that luxemburg is a	3
and commerce with france	3
correspondence and commerce with	3
in the great church	3
offers of peace with	3
travelling to england or	3
last year at landen	3
between courtray and menin	3
member of the house	3
of a great engagement	3
the list of the	3
was a very convenient	3
give an account of	3
discharging correspondence and commerce	3
return from the wars	3
war by sea and	3
league and a half	3
fortifications in those countreys	3
of peace offered by	3
journal of the late	3
had made themselves masters	3
the governour of the	3
the earl of nottingham	3
england or ireland without	3
with his imperial majesty	3
to the number of	3
john pas sampled and	3
and the duke of	3
a league and a	3
happy success they had	3
which had come up	3
xml conversion a letter	3
betimes in the morning	3
in answer to one	3
in the united provinces	3
the event of this	3
electors of bavaria and	3
declaration against the french	3
battalion of the second	3
in dort to a	3
prince cerclas of tilly	3
reasons why he cannot	3
covantage keyed and coded	3
with an exact list	3
to take up the	3
letter to the earl	3
lords of privy council	3
in the plains of	3
anent persons travelling to	3
horse and dragoons towards	3
with the loss of	3
camp at mount st	3
landing of the french	3
of commons in london	3
discharging any person to	3
our coming to this	3
that the french were	3
has been forced to	3
luxemburg is a witch	3
translated from the french	3
to one from him	3
together with an exact	3
wing w estc r	3
all other his dependants	3
without any regard to	3
letter from exon to	3
camp of mount st	3
to the top of	3
from the village of	3
coming to this camp	3
devil was in it	3
the whole french fleet	3
rarities of the most	3
a copy of a	3
the village of cumtich	3
the next day by	3
little river that runs	3
companies of gunners and	3
r this keyboarded and	3
burning the town of	3
first coming into the	3
the copy of a	3
his subjects to fall	3
accept of any offers	3
the camp before huy	3
he cannot accept of	3
much about the same	3
letter to the states	3
of bavaria and cologne	3
the late motions and	3
translated out of dutch	3
through the town of	3
contributions out of the	3
regiments that had been	3
apex covantage keyed and	3
saids lords of privy	3
and the marquis de	3
by the crown of	3
in the harvard university	3
the line of battle	3
the waggons of the	3
translated from the original	3
three pieces of cannon	3
to wait upon the	3
of sluys and meldert	3
french army commanded by	3
army was ordered to	3
from a trooper in	3
between the english squadron	3
said kingdom of france	3
of physick and the	3
who could not march	3
the confederate army in	3
towns and fortifications in	3
a declaration of his	3
peace offered by the	3
of his men were	3
forces against the french	3
account of the happy	3
event of this campagne	3
from the meuse to	3
the devil was in	3
to his imperial majesty	3
act anent persons travelling	3
and the count de	3
the of august instant	3
the th of august	3
the army was ordered	3
to keep up the	3
by the help of	3
house of commons in	3
by an express from	3
as the french had	3
as soon as the	3
the landing of the	3
or two of the	2
is the statue of	2
with a detachment of	2
was thought convenient to	2
with so much the	2
to view our camp	2
the preservation of their	2
the king at his	2
the french army into	2
side of the scheld	2
horse that had come	2
that the total of	2
very good condition and	2
the elector had his	2
printer to the kings	2
the peace of the	2
baggage of the army	2
to him by the	2
with any of the	2
elector had his quarter	2
in the lines of	2
of the soldiers cloaths	2
war by the states	2
c estc r ocm	2
lords of their majesties	2
prisoners during the siege	2
description of this place	2
the french were so	2
nature of the country	2
in the expedition he	2
i believe they would	2
they should not demolish	2
in the said kingdom	2
at the chateau de	2
which obliged the enemy	2
between the two armies	2
th the elector of	2
came over to us	2
a train of artillery	2
and though monsieur halewin	2
to make a retrenchment	2
battalions body of foot	2
is a very different	2
all along the scheld	2
in any of our	2
our utmost endeavours to	2
such a manner as	2
we come to the	2
the king of france	2
of cannon and six	2
mareschal de villeroy was	2
of luxembourg and villeroy	2
the kings most excellent	2
to his comrade shewing	2
whole army into an	2
to give no quarter	2
any in the world	2
his quarter upon the	2
a great mind to	2
canton the dutch cavalry	2
the same day we	2
of the battalion of	2
the hands of the	2
the baggage and artillery	2
returned to the camp	2
by the regiments of	2
the expedition he made	2
the country all about	2
and body of foot	2
of these two garisons	2
for the french king	2
had the misfortune to	2
flanders to his comrade	2
to march that night	2
guilty by the court	2
being just upon the	2
the same time that	2
out of each battalion	2
en mesme temps que	2
camp to go into	2
made governour of the	2
there is witchcraft in	2
we incamped with our	2
the civil laws browne	2
united provinces of the	2
by contributions out of	2
in the common cause	2
accoutrements to the camp	2
l a estc r	2
party of the dutch	2
good body of horse	2
of the regiments of	2
or otherways to correspond	2
put under the command	2
upon the news of	2
pieces of cannon from	2
in our camp that	2
gate of the castle	2
we sent a detachment	2
of the pajis conquis	2
had no occasion for	2
for which reason these	2
our saviour in her	2
town and castle of	2
came out of the	2
in one of the	2
ordains these presents to	2
which happened between the	2
from a french party	2
defence of the true	2
the mean time the	2
the one side of	2
went from the village	2
the state it was	2
his will and pleasure	2
the several brigades of	2
from all our batteries	2
many as they could	2
the english cavalry and	2
lords of our privy	2
we have had good	2
the king of england	2
to the last extremity	2
by which it appears	2
duke of holstein had	2
the kingdom of france	2
to defend the passage	2
inhabitants of the country	2
whereas the french king	2
not hinder us from	2
any regard to the	2
our saviour on the	2
so that they could	2
of the french july	2
war shall remain in	2
to attaque the french	2
majesty and the empire	2
yet the french have	2
and chapter of liege	2
the count de nassau	2
without the help of	2
commanded by the dauphin	2
injuries done to us	2
man of a company	2
the garrison of leauwe	2
printed for richard chiswell	2
printed at edinburgh in	2
th the three battalions	2
credit and reputation of	2
on the duke of	2
towards the meuse with	2
of war by the	2
witchcraft in the case	2
with the right wing	2
good and neighbourly correspondence	2
morning the duke of	2
keep up the credit	2
the chatellenie of ipres	2
with ten pieces of	2
contrary to the law	2
lay with his army	2
the cannon and baggage	2
passing through the town	2
the present posture of	2
his imperial majesty and	2
mareschal general of the	2
side of the rhine	2
duke of holstein to	2
three thousand eight hundred	2
prince lewis of baden	2
the credit and reputation	2
conversion a letter from	2
the first year of	2
they had at the	2
half an english mile	2
on the top are	2
army in the field	2
from one of their	2
of guards encamped upon	2
news in our camp	2
i cannot omit to	2
the want of forage	2
to go to the	2
by robert sanders one	2
their line between the	2
by all the world	2
year of our reign	2
seven miles of brussels	2
upon the head of	2
wing l a estc	2
i refer the reader	2
are able to do	2
were some of the	2
the more ease to	2
which is likewise very	2
b wing l estc	2
into the hands of	2
provinces and the spanish	2
made prisoners during the	2
the principality of liege	2
the design of the	2
to the prince of	2
and the brigade of	2
commons in london translated	2
whatever it may cost	2
assure you we are	2
where they had been	2
the th by the	2
under the favour of	2
took a great many	2
the security of the	2
bavaria had his quarters	2
for the conservation of	2
at the camp at	2
the english and dutch	2
to forward the work	2
reign the seventh year	2
to raise the siege	2
he was willing to	2
in the chatellenie of	2
with the body of	2
of guards english guards	2
the body under his	2
duke of holstein sent	2
were it not for	2
and then marched to	2
came up to the	2
in the possession of	2
bavarian foot and dragoons	2
committed to the charge	2
taken possession of the	2
of luxemburgh and villeroy	2
the ground where they	2
the same time with	2
be sold by richard	2
th in the morning	2
the body of the	2
camp at wouterghem to	2
the pillars of the	2
the french out of	2
to beat the french	2
been left for them	2
horse out of his	2
villages of tourine and	2
of our camp at	2
taken by the french	2
the want of money	2
the same time to	2
to incamp in the	2
gave us reason to	2
had his quarter at	2
of them had been	2
shewing that luxemburg is	2
this part of the	2
the french have had	2
or huts of straw	2
some of his own	2
the presence of the	2
the enemy would have	2
he was very much	2
of horse commanded by	2
i remember i heard	2
we had another general	2
of this place to	2
and condition of affairs	2
scheld and the lys	2
is surrounded with a	2
in the beginning of	2
to the bishop of	2
of our said friends	2
the inhabitants of our	2
all the last winter	2
upon the right or	2
the french king is	2
power is so great	2
of sixty pieces of	2
made themselves masters of	2
houses of parliament england	2
a state of war	2
the french had huy	2
to leave the enemies	2
we have thought fit	2
english train of artillery	2
a great way about	2
the french having drawn	2
as long as we	2
the total of our	2
of the french forces	2
king rid out very	2
came to our army	2
to go on board	2
pont de espieres to	2
be given to the	2
to the count de	2
left the camp of	2
inferiour to what they	2
march towards the meuse	2
one man of war	2
prosecution of the war	2
they appeared in good	2
ordered to march from	2
belonging to the town	2
fired several pieces of	2
having the weather gage	2
is a very great	2
the united provinces and	2
the scheld and the	2
of the inhabitants of	2
who upon his majesties	2
he was to joyn	2
so that he could	2
the camp to go	2
the gate of the	2
vigorous prosecution of the	2
will be pleased to	2
several pieces of canon	2
an english mile of	2
forty battalions in the	2
to make room for	2
cannon and six mortars	2
kings most excellent majesty	2
our signet at edinburgh	2
at any time after	2
be in a readiness	2
we made a long	2
day we marched to	2
the french had over	2
now joyned by the	2
right of our army	2
their majesties regiment of	2
we were in the	2
foot interlined in the	2
the hill of coureux	2
put the whole army	2
to speak of the	2
out of the gate	2
the town of tilmont	2
brought to their camp	2
duke of holstein norbourg	2
list of the confederate	2
the villages of tourine	2
of ours upon the	2
which the duke of	2
to go back to	2
from our camp before	2
end of a campagne	2
with the duke of	2
to my lord of	2
united provinces from prince	2
mehaigne and the meuse	2
army written by an	2
shall remain in a	2
all the general officers	2
want of forage on	2
by the gate of	2
to canton upon the	2
which makes the total	2
of the surrender of	2
all our subjects to	2
have not been able	2
upon the hill of	2
because they did not	2
nottingham published by authority	2
with our commanding army	2
could not get off	2
by order of privy	2
the count de thian	2
a bridge of boats	2
by land and sea	2
keys of the town	2
themselves in their works	2
defence of the place	2
go and command the	2
the sick and vvounded	2
of squadrons of horse	2
and to march towards	2
the states in general	2
to adhere to the	2
at pont de espieres	2
duke of ormond to	2
the prosecution of this	2
between brussels and dendermond	2
to augment his forces	2
and inhabitants of the	2
dutch guards scots guards	2
to be imployed in	2
brought in several prisoners	2
the enemy upon our	2
and the prince of	2
and other states of	2
of his imperial majesty	2
beat the french to	2
make room for the	2
to go into winter	2
of the village of	2
out of the line	2
some of them to	2
two of the commissioners	2
about the canal of	2
up and down the	2
the spaniards revoking the	2
great engagement which happened	2
order of court marshal	2
the spanish netherlands with	2
to restore to the	2
of the shire where	2
of the states forces	2
by the taking of	2
the th early in	2
sanders one of his	2
sensible of the necessity	2
elector of bavaria left	2
not in the least	2
left of the army	2
had orders to come	2
the th the elector	2
and every one of	2
the french had it	2
robyn anspach sampled and	2
the most christian king	2
our camp at mount	2
in flanders to his	2
to come up to	2
opened the trenches at	2
were commanded by the	2
found in any of	2
in the first line	2
had another general forage	2
wait upon the king	2
next day the whole	2
otherways to correspond with	2
the state of the	2
one of them is	2
half way their legs	2
the rose and crown	2
our march to the	2
that part of the	2
it may cost us	2
the mareschal de humieres	2
to the roman empire	2
of the mareschal de	2
with the villages of	2
the successors of andrew	2
the river of cambron	2
of us and our	2
his majesties privy council	2
i shall only add	2
the count de lur	2
to make head against	2
from the garrison of	2
was commanded by colonel	2
confederate army before huy	2
were forced to stand	2
had the opportunity of	2
so that the french	2
for which he was	2
the conclusion of the	2
both foot and horse	2
according to our rules	2
was now joyned by	2
our bridge of communication	2
our camp before namur	2
under the convoy of	2
same day the regiments	2
of the last month	2
xml conversion a copy	2
the great church of	2
the french began to	2
to prosecute the war	2
of the countrey to	2
of the fort picard	2
of the gate of	2
in an enemies country	2
a readiness to march	2
global rekeyed and resubmitted	2
did not at all	2
french king england and	2
in very good condition	2
under our signet at	2
of his army was	2
the dean and chapter	2
where the french line	2
presence of the electors	2
as the mareschal de	2
in the evening the	2
and if the french	2
to the camp from	2
take possession of the	2
the king of spain	2
the th the three	2
post himself on the	2
subjects of this state	2
by the emperor to	2
the loss at landen	2
had passed the scheld	2
second battalion of the	2
the same day that	2
condition of affairs in	2
to see the condition	2
that the enemies parties	2
though the french had	2
twenty first day of	2
shall say no more	2
because the defiles were	2
the royal camp at	2
any of the french	2
where the king had	2
consisted of sixty pieces	2
the camp at wanneghem	2
and a half from	2
as we said before	2
which makes in all	2
is witchcraft in the	2
that we have not	2
the town of ghendt	2
governour of the place	2
that we made no	2
of huy by edward	2
th of the last	2
in such a manner	2
the camp of wouterghem	2
where the elector had	2
the french did not	2
computation of the french	2
belonging to the said	2
of the french nation	2
obliged the enemy to	2
who had left brussels	2
of the villages of	2
encamped in four lines	2
the inhabitants of this	2
that though they had	2
thirty squadrons of horse	2
for the reduction of	2
particulars of another letter	2
but i have not	2
in the field the	2
to come and post	2
to call them in	2
the right or left	2
for fear of the	2
for the honour of	2
by sea or land	2
the paiis de luxembourg	2
the neighbourhood of louvain	2
to give you a	2
houses of the town	2
command of brigadier erle	2
the abbey of florival	2
one of their majesties	2
of our saviour on	2
we fought last year	2
our march towards the	2
the sas van ghendt	2
is the reason that	2
very much to the	2
the county of chiney	2
that the king of	2
ordered the duke of	2
of the electors of	2
the closeness of the	2
united provinces and the	2
ground where it stood	2
do declare war against	2
a good body of	2
by the order of	2
news in the gazette	2
we had the news	2
governour of the spanish	2
camp between courtray and	2
that they shall carry	2
of the royal regiment	2
situation of the place	2
and retired into the	2
the escorte of the	2
the paiis de liege	2
left their camp at	2
that the prince of	2
the plain of cambron	2
and other places needful	2
for the army to	2
remain in a neutrality	2
preparations by land and	2
as we have before	2
a detachment of our	2
none of our subjects	2
sides of the river	2
is sufficient to convince	2
the mareschal de luxemburg	2
general of the states	2
the jaar and the	2
elector of bavaria was	2
the garrisons of bruges	2
bound with slight loss	2
use our utmost endeavours	2
of one of our	2
the condition of the	2
the meuse to the	2
bridge of the town	2
is a very fine	2
up to the army	2
the garrison of mons	2
in london translated out	2
the dyal over against	2
the duke of wirtenburgh	2
to the subjects of	2
his majesty arrived the	2
as appears by the	2
the devil had not	2
the seventh day of	2
conversion a declaration of	2
much the more ease	2
the posture and condition	2
or so much as	2
the gates of the	2
and crown in st	2
part of the french	2
in a better condition	2
the pajis de luxemburgh	2
the mehaigne and the	2
in a little time	2
colonel of the regiment	2
king at his arrival	2
another letter from the	2
near the town of	2
out of the castle	2
at the dyal over	2
to the camp before	2
liege was our frontier	2
our line of battle	2
all their forces in	2
to what they had	2
at sombref the th	2
and part of the	2
over to the french	2
we have given a	2
defend the passage of	2
battalion of the royal	2
the french in the	2
happened between the english	2
the conquest of all	2
that had come up	2
by the successors of	2
which reason they were	2
present war shall remain	2
the french had in	2
with the cavalry of	2
and the king had	2
the honour and credit	2
the camp at wouterghem	2
the nature of the	2
wing l estc r	2
had orders to forage	2
with our glorious army	2
were come up to	2
as we had done	2
nine in the morning	2
the masters and seamen	2
the count de guiscard	2
when we marched to	2
or hereafter may be	2
of the army written	2
we could get any	2
was ordered to halt	2
the oath of allegiance	2
for want of forage	2
the situation of the	2
the united provinces from	2
which the total of	2
imperial majesty and the	2
in sight of our	2
the dutch and brandenburgh	2
to be in a	2
and ordains these presents	2
our right was at	2
on the opposite side	2
france translated from the	2
to prevent our passage	2
statue of our saviour	2
sixty pieces of cannon	2
none of the inhabitants	2
the cavalry of the	2
the port of tournay	2
under the care of	2
so near one another	2
by the villages of	2
with his majesties enemies	2
at his going out	2
led by the duke	2
into the place to	2
that the catholick king	2
a good and neighbourly	2
b estc r this	2
in the whole world	2
the port of mons	2
the grace of god	2
this is a large	2
be master of the	2
to take the field	2
french in the united	2
saviour on the cross	2
the defiles of the	2
robyn anspach text and	2
that the french army	2
the head of this	2
the pope wherein is	2
i think you may	2
come and post himself	2
this post was committed	2
brigades of foot interlined	2
be sold by e	2
comrade shewing that luxemburg	2
by the count de	2
the late king james	2
the commissioners of supply	2
body under his command	2
or other inhabitants of	2
three battalions of english	2
from the royal camp	2
the banks of the	2
and the town of	2
our renowned native country	2
we made no secret	2
after the first day	2
required an army for	2
order of privy council	2
the artillery and baggage	2
we had passed the	2
and to take up	2
to do in the	2
of the english and	2
of the committee of	2
to incamp upon the	2
be imployed in the	2
was a necessity of	2
that they had made	2
in the county of	2
which i believe they	2
dutch horse in the	2
in the neighbourhood of	2
and because the french	2
our reign the seventh	2
the horses from the	2
being now come up	2
the french king hath	2
a share in the	2
but on the th	2
the circuit of the	2
the front of the	2
came over from england	2
subjects of our said	2
had by an express	2
with france translated from	2
the clock in the	2
provinces of the netherlands	2
was forced to leave	2
attaque the french lines	2
fire with their artillery	2
of the french to	2
line between the lys	2
it appears by the	2
situation of our camp	2
do any damage to	2
had the news in	2
the th all the	2
come up to our	2
the battel of steenkirk	2
of the virgin mary	2
a brigade of foot	2
the meuse with the	2
all and every one	2
know thou art a	2
with the body under	2
on board any of	2
go over to the	2
methinks i see the	2
the count de rebenac	2
return to both the	2
prevent our passage of	2
yet they could not	2
the french king england	2
the french king in	2
here i had the	2
found guilty by the	2
of this campagne is	2
was waited upon by	2
to observe the enemy	2
the french were not	2
of the clock in	2
by order of court	2
i could not get	2
sent from the camp	2
were now come to	2
in the british library	2
i have heard of	2
of liege and maestricht	2
for the preservation of	2
in such a garison	2
to give notice of	2
a minister in the	2
the battle of landen	2
th the army had	2
all acts of hostility	2
beginning of the campaign	2
their respective quarters where	2
prince louis of baden	2
in the campagne of	2
the news of our	2
march to the scheld	2
and that we had	2
one hundred men each	2
detachment of thirty squadrons	2
in the french army	2
first year of our	2
dyal over against st	2
to go for england	2
horse in the right	2
had made a long	2
posture and condition of	2
board any of the	2
conversion a copy of	2
form a camp by	2
we came to it	2
in the prosecution of	2
the town of aeth	2
but the duke of	2
is offered his reasons	2
between liege and mastricht	2
the french upon our	2
not been able to	2
we may reasonably expect	2
interposing between them and	2
that they could not	2
to joyn our army	2
exposed to the enemies	2
battalions of english guards	2
possession of the castle	2
with the two brigades	2
artillery consisted of sixty	2
could not hinder us	2
by the dender and	2
the town and castle	2
the lords of our	2
mareschal de villeroy had	2
the same time the	2
else we should have	2
very early in the	2
time of the year	2
we might have marched	2
line of the army	2
confederate army in flanders	2
would have been in	2
all the churches and	2
the confederate army before	2
ten pieces of cannon	2
enemy of the christian	2
the misfortune to be	2
gates of the town	2
excuse we make for	2
with them all their	2
the peace of nimeguen	2
th we made a	2
rear of the left	2
in the second line	2
and acts of parliament	2
the french fleet was	2
body of foot and	2
right at this place	2
the death of the	2
king england and wales	2
the emperor to the	2
to take his usual	2
for which reason the	2
of tourine and bavechein	2
in the time of	2
court at hampton court	2
in the rear of	2
their cannon and mortars	2
is situated upon the	2
detached from the camp	2
the camp to march	2
good condition and order	2
out of the town	2
of the french kings	2
our army was in	2
our front was covered	2
a list of the	2
and the french to	2
of the spanish low	2
between the villages of	2
to defend their lines	2
the arrival of the	2
and i believe that	2
xml conversion a declaration	2
the next day upon	2
about a league and	2
he had brought to	2
the churches and cloisters	2
to bois le duc	2
belonging to the french	2
as it appears by	2
spi global rekeyed and	2
and this present war	2
and dragoons towards the	2
not heard of any	2
tightly bound with slight	2
earnestly recommend to you	2
from the beginning of	2
going out of the	2
which otherwise would have	2
one would have thought	2
with their right at	2
of which i shall	2
the th under the	2
a good escorte of	2
order of the committee	2
and all the cavalry	2
that the french had	2
of his majesties printers	2
the body of horse	2
of our reign the	2
as we could get	2
upon the center of	2
to bury their dead	2
and some of them	2
great a part of	2
had been left for	2
of thirty squadrons of	2
peace of the shire	2
as many as they	2
for want of men	2
from the other side	2
closeness of the ground	2
the houses of the	2
to return to the	2
english cavalry and dragoons	2
such of the french	2
part of his army	2
his quarter at the	2
orders to forage all	2
of the lord of	2
i shall say no	2
between the scheld and	2
enemy made a great	2
rose and crown in	2
and take up the	2
the chatellenie of lisle	2
of foot commanded by	2
the officers of the	2
as the confederates are	2
them out of the	2
not the power to	2
the opposite side of	2
which they had taken	2
first day of january	2
the garrison of liege	2
waggons of the countrey	2
the blessings of peace	2
that the whole army	2
though we had forced	2
of the bois de	2
continuation of the left	2
be in a condition	2
rid out very early	2
the said king had	2
robert sanders one of	2
pope wherein is offered	2
the king went to	2
which means we were	2
to canton the dutch	2
army to march the	2
that we could not	2
and their left at	2
original in the british	2
parliament england and wales	2
to be provided for	2
things necessary for a	2
the whole army was	2
at the rose and	2
at a place called	2
have been forced to	2
garrisons of liege and	2
at the end of	2
in the villages of	2
second regiment of guards	2
here is likewise a	2
to be spectators of	2
for which they were	2
is the monument of	2
and so came to	2
you may easily judge	2
with slight loss of	2
masters and seamen of	2
upon the king at	2
it was very much	2
took his quarters at	2
the end of the	2
to go and command	2
take his usual divertisements	2
in a readiness to	2
that they suffer no	2
and pontons were sent	2
except the brigade of	2
the camp of vignamont	2
of them to be	2
i went to see	2
in time of peace	2
inhabitants of this state	2
where his majesty arrived	2
to the king of	2
during this present war	2
anspach sampled and proofread	2
made the enemies parties	2
forage all the churches	2
was committed to the	2
to oblige them to	2
under a good escorte	2
his majesty did not	2
commandant of the castle	2
as possibly we could	2
netherlands with curious remarks	2
of communication at taverne	2
french had made themselves	2
the common cause of	2
horses out of his	2
followed the next day	2
i was with you	2
the camp of rouselar	2
the sake of the	2
faced with free stone	2
of war and peace	2
to their respective quarters	2
slight loss of text	2
all the english horse	2
an english officer who	2
now in a state	2
several brigades of foot	2
the french army by	2
a brigade of horse	2
up the credit and	2
were detached from our	2
and a half of	2
long as the french	2
that these presents be	2
detachment of the enemies	2
before the house of	2
against the spaniards revoking	2
respective quarters where they	2
the french king and	2
regiment of english guards	2
the statue of our	2
our right made an	2
for the conveniency of	2
the th of the	2
have not been in	2
of his majesties privy	2
his comrade shewing that	2
spanish netherlands with curious	2
presents to be printed	2
to be found in	2
to the enemies cannon	2
order they were in	2
foot commanded by major	2
both of them in	2
saviour in her arms	2
and other princes of	2
the castle and forts	2
and to be sold	2
the right of the	2
into the paiis de	2
been in the field	2
the sick and the	2
our army had been	2
war against the said	2
the successes of the	2
is very probable that	2
he made in flanders	2
oppose our passage of	2
i had the opportunity	2
the th the regiments	2
i know thou art	2
that none of our	2
several branches of the	2
as shall be found	2
left the neighbourhood of	2
by my lord of	2
de la valette had	2
was first made statholder	2
in the villages between	2
a free passage to	2
of the crown of	2
of the garrison of	2
part of his troops	2
would have been much	2
the siege of the	2
battalions under the command	2
not get off without	2
post was committed to	2
of aix la chapelle	2
crown of france france	2
it was in when	2
duke of holstein with	2
some of them were	2
to the kings most	2
four houses of waterworks	2
and the fort of	2
the french army to	2
the news in our	2
triple discharge of the	2
with which he was	2
latter end of a	2
of foot interlined in	2
soon as the french	2
and form a camp	2
which should have been	2
under the walls of	2
granted by the duke	2
bridge of communication at	2
th in the evening	2
at the beginning of	2
and i assure you	2
edinburgh in the year	2
in case of a	2
the pain of treason	2
came in to us	2
the plains of cambron	2
the garrisons of liege	2
brigade of guards encamped	2
discharge all and every	2
and the two battalions	2
able to augment his	2
of the subjects of	2
the castle of huy	2
next day by the	2
by one of the	2
by break of day	2
extraordinary preparations by land	2
squadrons of horse and	2
to both the armies	2
made up of the	2
to the rear of	2
to correspond with them	2
the spanish and bavarian	2
an interest in the	2
earl of nottingham published	2
and then marched in	2
by which the total	2
letter from the fleet	2
the scale of the	2
this campagne in flanders	2
brigade of guards english	2
had been sent from	2
which was brought up	2
the king of denmark	2
because the french were	2
i leave thee to	2
l estc r ocm	2
they were commanded by	2
have thought fit to	2
to play upon the	2
day the regiments of	2
our march to this	2
march to this place	2
the enemies parties very	2
in the service of	2
a detachment of thirty	2
in the presence of	2
concluded in the year	2
and one of the	2
to pass the scheld	2
to hinder us from	2
that none of the	2
had last year at	2
conquest of all flanders	2
with the brandenburgh horse	2
engagement which happened between	2
th early in the	2
the french had a	2
of the common cause	2
lords of his majesties	2
have not heard of	2
if we had not	2
we marched to our	2
sold by richard baldwin	2
wherein is offered his	2
the keys of the	2
had made a new	2
treaty of aix la	2
peace with france translated	2
to hinder the enemies	2
honour and credit of	2
and of our reign	2
given under our signet	2
in a state of	2
the committee of estates	2
to accept of the	2
to oppose our passage	2
we would have given	2
of nottingham published by	2
to the pope wherein	2
siege of huy by	2
opposite side of the	2
not been in the	2
that the town of	2
against the french in	2
the same time from	2
are to be sold	2
by the grace of	2
in the morning to	2
marched through the town	2
the lord of athlone	2
where we fought last	2
to provide for the	2
to the french army	2
was so great a	2
here the french army	2
the whole army into	2
that it should be	2
we should have beaten	2
behaved themselves very well	2
is said to be	2
and in which the	2
trooper in flanders to	2
and marched towards the	2
you enter the gates	2
of another letter from	2
made no secret of	2
the infantry of the	2
the french army was	2
to the elector of	2
the army written by	2
the camp of courtray	2
appeared in good order	2
spaniards revoking the passports	2
the ground where it	2
made a new garison	2
the losses of the	2
second regiment of english	2
the french king having	2
we staid till the	2
army had passed the	2
spanish and bavarian forces	2
of this present war	2
but as soon as	2
the earl of marleborough	2
dean and chapter of	2
the twenty first day	2
of the two forts	2
to the progress of	2
the prince of anhault	2
and xml conversion act	2
here we staid till	2
if we had made	2
there is likewise a	2
the siege of namur	2
at the siege of	2
where the french fleet	2
though we were incamped	2
of the loss of	2
but the little river	2
between them and home	2
from the camp of	2
had an escorte of	2
and those of the	2
general of the spanish	2
printed by the successors	2
list of our army	2
of our subjects in	2
which you seem to	2
to forage all the	2
meuse to the scheld	2
notre dame de hall	2
we should have had	2
yet we could not	2
one thousand six hundred	2
published at the mercat	2
the siege of charleroy	2
incamped upon the left	2
left of the french	2
the help of the	2
upon our coming to	2
of this city are	2
other inhabitants of our	2
with our saviour in	2
us from this camp	2
of my lord of	2
quarter at the chateau	2
great part of his	2
to the village of	2