quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
of the house of	415
the king of france	394
the house of commons	389
of king henry the	341
early english books online	294
in the time of	257
of king edward the	246
the crown of england	220
at the same time	220
the reign of king	209
to the king of	201
on the life of	200
observations on the life	196
the kings of england	190
the queen of scots	181
the church of england	176
the king and his	173
of the king of	169
the king of england	169
the raign of king	165
by reason of the	161
of the reign of	161
of the duke of	160
year of his reign	159
after the death of	147
the earle of essex	146
the th year of	145
in the county of	144
by the name of	143
in the reign of	143
the rest of the	142
to the crown of	138
the king of spain	138
on the other side	136
house of commons in	136
king henry the third	132
notes for div a	132
characters represented either as	132
represented either as utf	132
of the church of	129
in the house of	126
to the duke of	125
of the raign of	122
in the mean time	122
of commons in parliament	121
the city of london	120
king edward the third	119
the life of sir	119
year of the reign	119
for the most part	118
in the th year	115
the king of scots	114
as well as the	111
of the kings of	111
by the law of	108
of the earl of	107
lords spiritual and temporal	105
that is to say	105
an act of parliament	104
of the king and	103
the house of lancaster	103
in the year of	102
a great part of	100
in the name of	99
the power of the	98
the church of rome	98
by act of parliament	98
in the case of	97
the archbishop of canterbury	97
year of the raign	97
the house of york	97
by the laws of	95
the lords and commons	94
the law of nature	93
in the meane time	93
to the earle of	91
the house of peers	91
of the earle of	89
the duke of york	87
the people of england	86
the duke of glocester	86
in the beginning of	86
the duke of lancaster	85
the tower of london	84
to the number of	84
king henry the eighth	83
the time of the	83
to the king and	83
to king henry the	83
king edward the first	82
the laws of god	82
the death of the	82
the lords spiritual and	82
that the king of	81
king richard the second	81
the mayor and burgesses	81
the name of the	80
th year of the	80
in the raign of	80
king edward the fourth	80
not so much as	79
the king and the	79
king henry the sixth	78
the beginning of the	78
the time of his	78
our lord the king	78
of king richard the	78
is not to be	78
to the terms of	77
images scanned from microfilm	76
text can be copied	76
english books online text	76
assigned for keying and	76
the terms of creative	76
the institutions providing financial	76
is available for reuse	76
the early english books	76
even for commercial purposes	76
for keying and markup	76
text and markup reviewed	76
encoded edition of the	76
financial support to the	76
edition of the work	76
by the institutions providing	76
coded from proquest page	76
keyboarded and encoded edition	76
the time of king	76
and markup reviewed and	76
phase i text is	76
i text is available	76
books online text creation	76
from proquest page images	76
keyed and coded from	76
the text can be	76
support to the early	76
described above is co	76
this phase i text	76
online text creation partnership	76
encoded text transcribed from	76
to the early english	76
tcp assigned for keying	76
providing financial support to	76
work described above is	76
and coded from proquest	76
of the work described	76
all without asking permission	76
this keyboarded and encoded	76
text is available for	76
and encoded edition of	76
according to the terms	76
institutions providing financial support	76
the work described above	76
owned by the institutions	76
terms of creative commons	76
markup reviewed and edited	76
the laws of the	75
the succession of the	75
reign of king henry	74
that can be made	73
the end of the	72
the duke of buckingham	71
the kingdom of england	71
the death of his	70
raign of king henry	70
the good of the	70
succession of the crown	69
of the crown of	69
was divided into two	68
king henry the seventh	68
succession to the crown	68
and the king of	68
members of the house	68
for that he was	68
and those which did	67
that in all likelihood	67
our kings and princes	67
intended to range over	66
project have been released	66
will be marked as	66
language title published between	66
into the public domain	66
of any assumptions that	66
to encode one copy	66
returned to the keyers	66
any remaining illegibles were	66
have been transformed into	66
simplify the filling in	66
texts for their own	66
and therefore of any	66
record of the period	66
teams in oxford and	66
external keying companies for	66
available at the text	66
the overall quality of	66
ascii text with mnemonic	66
marked as illegible were	66
possible up to a	66
based on the text	66
but we respectfully request	66
of michigan and oxford	66
assumptions that can be	66
be made about the	66
iv tiff page images	66
by converting tcp files	66
those which did not	66
assurance was then carried	66
images in accordance with	66
for transcription and basic	66
the project have been	66
have been looked at	66
been transformed into placeholder	66
there are a number	66
was intended to range	66
characters will be marked	66
is given to their	66
p using tcp tei	66
which did not meet	66
of known extent have	66
will remain and some	66
aware of the process	66
text strings within braces	66
a partnership between the	66
are eligible for inclusion	66
bibliography of english literature	66
all likelihood such instances	66
been looked at by	66
converting tcp files to	66
users should be aware	66
quality assurance was then	66
a number of works	66
up to a limit	66
a limit of instances	66
with changes to facilitate	66
wide variety of subject	66
enhanced and or corrected	66
placeholder characters or elements	66
the universities of michigan	66
and oxford and the	66
the image sets published	66
standards were returned to	66
large quantities of textual	66
carried out by editorial	66
or for an anonymous	66
general aim of eebo	66
was chosen if there	66
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and some readable characters	66
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is to encode one	66
some errors will remain	66
the general aim of	66
phase of the project	66
or elements to simplify	66
files to tei p	66
variety of subject areas	66
tcp data is very	66
changes to facilitate morpho	66
not meet qa standards	66
text selection was based	66
work was chosen if	66
with level of the	66
anyone can now take	66
these processes should make	66
tcp is to encode	66
the keyers to be	66
to external keying companies	66
editorial teams in oxford	66
new cambridge bibliography of	66
sets published by proquest	66
quality of tcp data	66
created during phase of	66
be marked as illegible	66
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qa standards were returned	66
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of textual data within	66
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transformed into placeholder characters	66
of tcp data is	66
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unicode or text strings	66
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any assumptions that can	66
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such instances will never	66
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likelihood such instances will	66
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were encoded and linked	66
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therefore of any assumptions	66
structural encoding based on	66
or corrected and characters	66
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accordance with level of	66
the new cambridge bibliography	66
to page images in	66
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illegibles were encoded as	66
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by a tcp editor	66
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as illegible were corrected	66
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keying companies for transcription	66
have been issued variously	66
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to create diplomatic transcriptions	66
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elements to simplify the	66
tcp aimed to produce	66
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of gaps by user	66
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sets were sent to	66
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yeare of his raigne	65
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to the house of	64
year of his raign	64
in the midst of	62
and the earl of	62
for the good of	62
th year of his	61
the right of the	61
ocm this keyboarded and	61
king of the west	61
and the duke of	60
reproduction of original in	60
the law of the	60
the lords of the	60
it is to be	60
and the rest of	59
as hath been said	59
as before hath been	59
in this kings time	59
at the time of	59
to the church of	59
was one of the	59
from time to time	59
thousand pounds per annum	58
laws of the land	58
by king henry the	57
king henry the fourth	57
the king of great	57
in the same year	57
reign of king edward	56
estc r ocm this	56
r ocm this keyboarded	56
that it was not	56
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for the preservation of	56
the duke of yorke	56
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in the court of	55
the government of the	55
that he could not	55
as if he had	55
with the king of	54
king of great britain	54
the earl of leicester	54
the king of spaine	54
king henry the first	54
the greatest part of	54
the authority of the	53
to the french king	53
king henry the second	53
to king edward the	53
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the law of god	53
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the duke of somerset	53
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the death of king	51
the rest of his	51
king henry the th	51
the members of the	51
a part of the	51
great part of the	50
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king edward the sixth	50
of the court of	50
the house of lords	50
that the duke of	50
the crown of france	50
title to the crown	49
the laws of england	49
mayor and burgesses of	49
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the year of christ	47
the river of tyne	47
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of the protestant religion	46
that the king was	46
king charles the first	45
the most part of	45
the queen of england	45
of the said town	45
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one and the same	45
the university of oxford	44
the king of scotland	44
the princes of the	44
the defence of the	44
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the states of the	43
the name of a	43
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the king in his	43
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monarch of the english	43
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law of the land	42
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of the lords and	42
the duke of norfolk	41
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the first year of	41
to the laws of	41
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that there is no	41
that the king should	41
with the duke of	41
in the life of	41
the character of a	41
the reign of queen	41
of the city of	40
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on the one side	40
of our kings and	40
the peace of the	40
for the space of	40
that the king is	40
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the title of the	40
committed to the tower	40
the duke of ireland	40
of the lords spiritual	39
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the prince of orange	39
laws of god and	39
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the preservation of the	39
of king charles the	39
king edward the second	39
from the original text	38
the commons in parliament	38
text notes for div	38
that he should be	38
consent of the people	38
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the original text notes	38
the realm of england	38
the right of succession	38
original text notes for	38
of the church in	37
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the earle of warwicke	37
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the great seal of	37
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the honour of the	37
the law of nations	37
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daughter and heire of	37
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knight of the garter	36
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the bishop of london	36
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order of the garter	35
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the duke of clarence	34
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of allegiance and supremacy	34
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king charles the martyr	33
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a member of the	32
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king henry the fifth	32
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the earle of arundell	32
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the states of france	32
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time of king edward	28
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that it was a	27
henry duke of lancaster	27
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the duke of burgoigne	27
the two and twentieth	27
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richard duke of york	27
the realme of england	27
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the act of parliament	27
of god and man	27
coming to the crown	27
the affairs of the	27
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of the west saxons	27
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of the common law	27
by the french king	27
was put to death	27
member of the house	27
the nobility and gentry	27
aptara keyed and coded	27
the eldest daughter of	26
of the king to	26
knights of the shires	26
a great deal of	26
as i have said	26
against the king of	26
in this present parliament	26
on the behalf of	26
their kings and princes	26
under the great seal	26
king richard the first	26
every one of them	26
as well of the	26
the lords spirituall and	26
the king is the	26
of the french king	26
by the grace of	26
the benefit of the	26
in king henry the	26
the request of the	26
the court of wards	26
and lived in the	26
with the earl of	26
and first of all	26
and commons in parliament	26
by reason of their	26
the history of the	26
laws and customs of	26
the judges of the	26
all the judges of	26
that the king had	26
the names of the	26
that it is a	26
the duke of guise	26
out of the way	26
the security of the	26
is said to have	26
of edward the third	25
right of his wife	25
was not to be	25
apex covantage keyed and	25
majesty that now is	25
and to that end	25
in the low countries	25
of the castle of	25
the earl of huntington	25
to dispose of the	25
tenures in capite and	25
the head of the	25
lords spirituall and temporall	25
he was one of	25
in such a case	25
are to be sold	25
the earle of salisbury	25
descent of the crown	25
george duke of clarence	25
if it were not	25
and for that the	25
that it is the	25
assent of the lords	25
in the right of	25
soveraign lord the king	25
to the value of	25
the interest of the	25
the three estates of	25
till such time as	25
the town of newcastle	25
on the one hand	25
of the late king	25
and the next day	25
capite and by knight	25
king richard the third	25
covantage keyed and coded	25
the family of the	25
the earl of warwick	25
chief justice of the	25
was like to have	25
the advice of his	25
for the safety of	25
for that he had	25
beginning of the world	25
for the sake of	25
the cathedrall church of	25
the people of israel	25
under the command of	25
with the earle of	25
and by knight service	25
for that it is	25
so much as the	25
the kings of spain	24
made in the th	24
to the castle of	24
of henry the third	24
was not so much	24
it was in the	24
him for their king	24
said mayor and burgesses	24
the king of navarre	24
and twentieth day of	24
most part of the	24
into the kings hands	24
the infanta of spain	24
of the laws of	24
presence of the king	24
for the time being	24
of the common pleas	24
the clerk of the	24
against the duke of	24
hath yeelded to the	24
lord treasurer of england	24
that it might be	24
global keyed and coded	24
and the house of	24
that they would not	24
in order to the	24
or so much as	24
at which time the	24
and that he was	24
to the same purpose	24
by the hands of	24
by the death of	24
kings of england have	24
master of a ship	24
imperial crown of this	24
by the consent of	24
as well as of	24
it may not be	24
spi global keyed and	24
with his own hand	24
the execution of the	24
as if they were	23
is to be noted	23
as well as he	23
the lands of the	23
out of the kingdom	23
by whom she had	23
to come to the	23
and others of the	23
speaker of the house	23
the time of their	23
were not to be	23
and not long after	23
possession of the crown	23
the duke of northumberland	23
to the king at	23
for the election of	23
that there is a	23
it to be a	23
the reigne of king	23
to be one of	23
and last of all	23
the earl of arundel	23
of england in the	23
greatest part of the	23
and xml conversion the	23
the beginning of his	23
by the archbishop of	23
the cause of the	23
at the suit of	23
the crowne of england	23
that he should not	23
the number of the	23
by his first wife	23
and the law of	23
the judges of england	23
of the justices of	23
heirs of his body	23
first king of the	23
to the prince of	23
as much as they	23
a man of great	23
of original in the	23
by the king to	23
of york and lancaster	23
the one and twentieth	23
all parts of the	23
to be found in	23
that he might be	23
as well as in	23
the descent of the	23
lord deputy of ireland	23
time of king henry	23
was buried in the	23
and some of the	23
in the defence of	23
of the age of	22
between him and the	22
him out of the	22
and as for the	22
was so far from	22
in the middle of	22
in the last parliament	22
of the liberties of	22
king and his people	22
lord keeper of the	22
the entrance of the	22
he came to be	22
was the sonne of	22
in favour of the	22
by the common law	22
the five and twentieth	22
and to the end	22
pourveyance or compositions for	22
it is in the	22
i doubt not but	22
the next heir of	22
of henry the eighth	22
and many of the	22
the king for the	22
affaires of the church	22
the church in his	22
for that it was	22
the year of his	22
kings and princes of	22
of the law of	22
to the honour of	22
daughter of king henry	22
it will not be	22
as much as in	22
and king henry the	22
of the dutchy of	22
of succession to the	22
if he had not	22
at home and abroad	22
to be their king	22
the will of the	22
great summes of money	22
by reason of a	22
the opinion of the	22
a king de facto	22
king of the romans	22
in the power of	22
the see of rome	22
death of his father	22
some part of the	22
men of note in	22
the first of that	22
and that he had	22
yeelded to the church	22
in the first of	22
that they should be	22
one of the three	22
of the princes of	22
and on the other	22
to the succession of	21
for the security of	21
to be paid in	21
under the notion of	21
before hath been declared	21
to be sold by	21
when he was a	21
the citizens of london	21
the said king henry	21
house of commons to	21
of the low countries	21
of lords and commons	21
he came to the	21
they ought to be	21
the possession of the	21
be subject to the	21
the law of england	21
the oath of supremacy	21
by the earl of	21
to the laws and	21
apparent to the crown	21
heir to the crown	21
for the king to	21
to the kingdom of	21
the residue of the	21
in the mean while	21
with the title of	21
the duke of gloucester	21
his death and buriall	21
as long as he	21
the best of kings	21
the house of the	21
was a man of	21
the ordinance of god	21
of the whole nation	21
all the states of	21
but in the mean	21
the major part of	21
all the princes of	21
sent to the tower	21
be one of the	21
yet for all this	21
the glory of god	21
and the heirs of	21
as much as the	21
during the time of	21
of the prince of	21
the life of king	21
the truth of the	21
the earl of northumberland	21
granted to the king	21
the statute of the	21
the making of the	21
of him and his	21
to the king for	21
many of the nobility	21
which could not be	21
about this time also	21
the knights of the	21
the king to the	21
common law of england	21
in the kingdome of	21
next heir of the	21
the isle of ely	21
the first of the	20
right of the crown	20
the house of portugal	20
manner of holding parliaments	20
the king for his	20
for that they were	20
and the french king	20
the crowne of france	20
to the said king	20
of the states of	20
the kingdome of the	20
to the king to	20
was at that time	20
that they might be	20
the banks of the	20
of the church and	20
the pope of rome	20
of the crown to	20
put to death by	20
be said to have	20
of our lord the	20
out of the realme	20
first year of the	20
that king henry the	20
that if the king	20
by authority of parliament	20
contrary to the laws	20
the midst of his	20
of his personage and	20
lords and commons in	20
during the life of	20
by the bishop of	20
the archbishop of york	20
no more than a	20
the house of suffolk	20
the kings and princes	20
to be made in	20
and consent of the	20
the command of the	20
the bishop of norwich	20
the king and queen	20
year of his age	20
yeere of his reigne	20
for the publick good	20
the same to be	20
in defence of the	20
for the benefit of	20
the king by his	20
as also for that	20
and in the end	20
if it be true	20
caused him to be	20
with his own hands	20
a man of a	20
advice of the lords	20
in the way of	20
high court of parliament	20
and government of the	20
all the time of	20
in any of the	20
nostre seigneur le roi	20
the whole body of	20
at the battle of	20
in the same place	20
banks of the river	20
the first day of	20
a great deal more	20
the dutchy of lancaster	20
if it had not	19
to be done in	19
out of the realm	19
is so far from	19
to the end he	19
the rights of the	19
with the consent of	19
and that the said	19
of the people to	19
of the lands of	19
of the death of	19
he would not be	19
taken out of the	19
in the study of	19
which the king of	19
that the mayor and	19
of henry the seventh	19
to be king of	19
of his death and	19
the midst of the	19
the prince of parma	19
the face of the	19
by the mayor and	19
was brought to the	19
that no man should	19
as before i have	19
of the commons of	19
his personage and conditions	19
in matters of religion	19
before hath been said	19
life of the lord	19
the two houses of	19
would be pleased to	19
of the statute of	19
that it should be	19
he was to be	19
of iohn of gaunt	19
that the king hath	19
and it may be	19
the county of northumberland	19
the loss of his	19
the king and realm	19
by the space of	19
the bill of exclusion	19
had the name of	19
that it may be	19
of the commons in	19
of the county of	19
was sent to the	19
tenth of the clergy	19
in the statute of	19
the master of the	19
parts of the world	19
end of the world	19
the year of the	19
so much as to	19
against the law of	19
from place to place	19
the court of common	19
the son of a	19
of parliament in the	19
and for want of	19
justices of the peace	19
in his own person	19
the king and queene	19
in the sight of	19
by the mediation of	19
to the end of	19
the king of spains	19
of those that were	18
but the king of	18
for which he was	18
the later end of	18
justice of the common	18
of the houses of	18
be so far from	18
the power of pardoning	18
said town of newcastle	18
against the lords anointed	18
at that time was	18
of the succession of	18
the conduct of the	18
in the kings name	18
he had by his	18
that he might not	18
son and heir of	18
it was to be	18
of the crown in	18
the earl of hartford	18
he was forced to	18
the i le of	18
it had the name	18
that he had a	18
the oath of the	18
note in his time	18
life of sir john	18
they are to be	18
act of parliament made	18
and liberties of the	18
election of the people	18
to be subject to	18
church in his time	18
there should be a	18
laws of the realm	18
in the crown of	18
by the meanes of	18
are these that follow	18
to be under the	18
as well as a	18
the day of the	18
of the earles of	18
his father in the	18
by force of arms	18
the taking away of	18
was crowned at westminster	18
of the province of	18
one of the greatest	18
a letter from a	18
as well as they	18
to the bishop of	18
to him by the	18
of gaunt duke of	18
high steward of england	18
the kingdome of france	18
the pope and the	18
lord maior of london	18
the justices of peace	18
the heads of the	18
to the court of	18
if it be not	18
of the blood royal	18
for the death of	18
the count of luna	18
of the same king	18
clare earl of gloucester	18
it could not be	18
and it is not	18
of the children of	18
the bishop of ely	18
about this time the	18
in the choice of	18
and both of them	18
but that he was	18
knights of the shire	18
not so much to	18
the mean time the	18
the earle of richmond	18
all sorts of people	18
to the tower of	18
kings of england and	18
to the university of	18
lord chief justice of	18
of so great a	18
for the house of	18
also in this kings	18
latter end of the	18
in the person of	18
and that it is	18
eldest daughter of king	18
the said town of	18
as well as their	18
one of the justices	18
of the isle of	18
writs of summons to	18
the strength of the	18
in or about the	18
reign of king james	18
gaunt duke of lancaster	17
of england to be	17
with the bishop of	17
to be given to	17
the duke of hereford	17
and in the th	17
the very same day	17
of richard the second	17
had a mind to	17
cut off his head	17
the marriage of the	17
not being able to	17
first of that name	17
as all the world	17
of the whole kingdom	17
of wards and liveries	17
as if it were	17
son of king edward	17
against the laws of	17
the king and kingdom	17
was made earle of	17
one of the first	17
and the isle of	17
as it is in	17
of england and wales	17
john earl of somerset	17
that the succession of	17
given to the king	17
barons of the exchequer	17
any person or persons	17
of england and scotland	17
within the space of	17
it shall not be	17
of the right of	17
for so much as	17
out of the kings	17
so much as one	17
he would not have	17
as if it had	17
for which they were	17
as it hath been	17
there is not a	17
liberties of the people	17
so much the more	17
that they may be	17
and the same day	17
the house of austria	17
which he could not	17
the heirs of his	17
for a man to	17
that they might have	17
the duke of bedford	17
son and heir to	17
that act of parliament	17
in the kingdom of	17
that he had been	17
of original in huntington	17
that he would be	17
after the manner of	17
i am of opinion	17
one to the other	17
of life and death	17
that they were not	17
philip king of france	17
and now the king	17
of all sorts of	17
of the power of	17
and xml conversion a	17
the kingdom of france	17
in the reigne of	17
he could not be	17
for the honour of	17
the court of kings	17
the charge of the	17
the king of castile	17
the speaker of the	17
a parliament holden at	17
of the state of	17
the title of an	17
of the primitive christians	17
the ruine of the	17
a parliament at westminster	17
in this meane time	17
the king was not	17
he was crowned at	17
succeeded his father in	17
king of france his	17
life of sir thomas	17
as well as to	17
king of spain may	17
the time to come	17
that there might be	17
take upon him the	17
the end of this	17
lived in the yeare	17
in the face of	17
of some of his	17
of the bishops of	17
about the year of	17
for the service of	17
and the laws of	17
there is no power	17
of note in his	17
the meane time the	17
both by sea and	17
can do no wrong	17
the glory of the	17
by his second wife	17
for his evil government	17
original in huntington library	17
the third year of	17
be preferred before the	17
at the coronation of	17
the earle of worcester	16
of the roman empire	16
fifty thousand pounds per	16
he had not been	16
in the third year	16
or any of the	16
for the time to	16
of france and england	16
heir of the crown	16
as if he were	16
lords of the councell	16
richard earl of arundel	16
logarbo text and markup	16
in a letter to	16
as much as he	16
were sent to the	16
our king henry the	16
be put in execution	16
if they had been	16
by the power of	16
he is to be	16
to the use of	16
the lord chief justice	16
he ended his life	16
king and his heirs	16
the bishop of durham	16
power of the king	16
it was not the	16
lived about the yeare	16
the d year of	16
whole body of the	16
and that is the	16
to him in the	16
that the kingdom of	16
that the people of	16
as hath been shewed	16
with the loss of	16
mona logarbo sampled and	16
but that it was	16
and by him dedicated	16
and to make the	16
the reigns of king	16
the borders of scotland	16
the power of his	16
name of the king	16
out of the kingdome	16
king of the mercians	16
the goods of the	16
of those that are	16
on the death of	16
if it should be	16
the service of the	16
by all the judges	16
and favourites of england	16
king henry the vii	16
the form of the	16
in the moneth of	16
the earl of gloucester	16
the duke of suffolk	16
him in the kingdome	16
on the other hand	16
mona logarbo text and	16
the king with his	16
it would be a	16
the same time that	16
the laws and customs	16
of edward the fourth	16
the lords in parliament	16
that he would never	16
the see of canterbury	16
so much to the	16
to be done by	16
to be the first	16
and the reason of	16
the king could not	16
the nature of the	16
of holding parliaments in	16
act of parliament to	16
the eight and twentieth	16
see hath yeelded to	16
gilbert de clare earl	16
with a purpose to	16
william duke of normandy	16
great sums of money	16
in the d year	16
both at home and	16
as they call it	16
in the river of	16
the people of the	16
with a mighty army	16
great men of the	16
with an army of	16
and of all the	16
was married to the	16
and that of the	16
the whole county of	16
on the right hand	16
that the right of	16
and that he should	16
the laws of nature	16
the fury of the	16
king edward the d	16
be seen in the	16
later end of the	16
of the bloud royal	16
his wife and children	16
the county of york	16
the bishop of hereford	16
the first part of	16
reign of king richard	16
the earle of march	16
to be crowned in	16
the records of the	16
the earle of surrey	16
the house of scotland	16
and customs of the	16
as soon as the	16
for the satisfaction of	16
two hundred thousand pounds	16
the first christned king	16
and lived about the	16
and was buried in	16
in his history of	16
it would have been	16
great councels or parliaments	16
that the crown of	16
the three and twentieth	16
the fundamental laws of	16
the oath of allegiance	16
of the realm of	16
is the name of	16
with the name of	16
hundred thousand pounds per	16
the second king of	16
the eldest son of	16
he was a great	16
the lawes of the	16
was given to the	16
for the use of	16
the said king edward	16
logarbo sampled and proofread	16
de clare earl of	16
person of the king	16
the last day of	15
the tenth of the	15
of lancaster and york	15
the dignity of the	15
admitted to the crown	15
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before he be crowned	15
he was in the	15
in this kings dayes	15
that it was against	15
in the place of	15
to the holy land	15
a tenth of the	15
the state of england	15
power of a king	15
the hearts of the	15
if they do not	15
if they had not	15
the king was so	15
as also of the	15
with a great army	15
princes of the house	15
mary queen of scots	15
for the king and	15
the law of succession	15
as soon as he	15
the next in blood	15
the university of cambridge	15
montfort earl of leicester	15
of them in the	15
according to the ancient	15
in king edward the	15
in the course of	15
take it to be	15
of the english nobility	15
the time of this	15
the clergy and laity	15
that by reason of	15
proclamation to be made	15
by the title of	15
the oaths of allegiance	15
is said to be	15
one against the other	15
it was thought fit	15
and was the first	15
of his father king	15
to the interest of	15
the first entrance of	15
that it would be	15
their oaths of allegiance	15
and according to the	15
to the imperial crown	15
is not so much	15
that the earle of	15
being at that time	15
of the two houses	15
and that if any	15
and that he would	15
by propinquity of bloud	15
i know not what	15
one of the kings	15
in right of his	15
of the number of	15
parliament in the th	15
the place where the	15
an act was made	15
of henry the th	15
of the reformed religion	15
and other of the	15
the word of a	15
men of the kingdom	15
history of the succession	15
for raising of money	15
solemn league and covenant	15
against the earle of	15
the name of henry	15
holding parliaments in england	15
of william the conquerour	15
happening in his time	15
for the recovery of	15
god and the king	15
the crown by the	15
of henry the fourth	15
caused the king to	15
the church of saint	15
the love of the	15
the times of the	15
and heir of the	15
of many of the	15
the care of the	15
dukes and earles of	15
him out of his	15
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in the reigns of	15
to be a great	15
the maintenance of the	15
provisions made at oxford	15
for the duke of	15
the very same time	15
hundred and fifty thousand	15
the king and lords	15
that which is now	15
it should not be	15
the statute of h	15
name of all the	15
of england and ireland	15
not to be found	15
the title of a	15
of the clergy and	15
of their kings and	15
that he did not	15
king and the lords	15
upon the coast of	15
in the history of	15
a parliament was holden	15
the earle of huntington	15
and the very same	15
the issue of the	15
that if any person	15
that there may be	15
at the siege of	15
of allegeance and supremacy	15
the dissolution of the	15
casualties happening in his	15
of the title of	15
a sort of men	15
raign of king richard	15
the duke of britaine	15
by his letters patents	15
peace with the spaniard	15
the possessions of the	15
of any of the	15
our kings of england	15
by the force of	15
then any of his	15
the next day after	15
to be put in	15
baron of the exchequer	15
and in the mean	15
to the government of	15
court of wards and	15
and by the same	15
and to that purpose	15
the assistance of the	15
that the king would	15
by the same reason	15
letter of the law	15
king of the east	15
that some of the	15
that his majesty would	15
to them and their	15
the dutchy of normandy	15
sent to the king	15
of the said duke	15
as the king of	15
or act of parliament	15
of the members of	15
in the latter end	15
in the end of	15
since the time of	15
which the duke of	14
in the parliament roll	14
power of the sword	14
to be no more	14
to make him a	14
it to be the	14
by the commons in	14
and there is no	14
of the common wealth	14
the kingdome and kings	14
the petition of the	14
for him and his	14
of a popish king	14
their lands and goods	14
the inheritance of the	14
the king of kings	14
to be at the	14
after the rate of	14
is no power but	14
a great sum of	14
he died in the	14
in the matter of	14
brief history of succession	14
who wrote divers treatises	14
as appears by the	14
and barons of the	14
reign of king charles	14
the same sort of	14
king of france had	14
were so far from	14
the king should have	14
first entrance of the	14
in a place of	14
the king is not	14
much as they could	14
the river of thames	14
the duke of exeter	14
the laws and statutes	14
nostre seigneur le roy	14
heir of the blood	14
be found in the	14
to which was answered	14
it conteines in it	14
his right to the	14
that the earl of	14
any of our kings	14
a peace with the	14
in the making of	14
no more than what	14
the resolution of the	14
the foundation of the	14
to the kings of	14
he was faine to	14
not be able to	14
request of the commons	14
his letters to the	14
the mercy of the	14
life of sir william	14
king of france and	14
of all manner of	14
yeere of her reigne	14
the life of his	14
a letter to a	14
who was the first	14
to whom it was	14
the pourveyance or compositions	14
where there is no	14
for the maintenance of	14
of newcastle upon tyne	14
to the lords of	14
fathers of the church	14
to be the best	14
in the whole world	14
to be so much	14
the place of his	14
of the parliament of	14
will of the people	14
daughter of king edward	14
of parliament made in	14
liberty of the people	14
for the relief of	14
of england from the	14
is a part of	14
in the month of	14
court of kings bench	14
leave of the king	14
the discovery of the	14
out of the house	14
by authority of the	14
as they would have	14
as in the case	14
to be true to	14
lord chancellour of england	14
made by the king	14
the earle of glocester	14
that the french king	14
at this time also	14
the last king of	14
third part of the	14
lewis king of france	14
a parliament was called	14
his title to the	14
between the two kings	14
the duke of savoy	14
to the power of	14
laws and statutes of	14
any of the kings	14
of men of note	14
the king should be	14
the queene of england	14
great sum of money	14
the name of all	14
that if he had	14
yet the said king	14
or in or by	14
his majesty would be	14
one hundred thousand pounds	14
by little and little	14
in the abbey of	14
the death of this	14
to that of the	14
by king richard the	14
kingdome and kings of	14
to be made by	14
as they ought to	14
to go to the	14
of a great part	14
the children of israel	14
the said lords and	14
the raign of our	14
the best of all	14
the brief history of	14
attainted of high treason	14
he would never have	14
of the most noble	14
the people of this	14
to every one of	14
that this is the	14
the blood of the	14
the government of a	14
with the slaughter of	14
a king of england	14
in the next parliament	14
containeth in it the	14
the king and kingdome	14
of the king his	14
of richard the third	14
to the kings use	14
then they should be	14
of the knights of	14
and most of the	14
the hands of his	14
other parts of the	14
was created baron of	14
because he was a	14
the lives of the	14
by the example of	14
if there be any	14
was to be done	14
of the tower of	14
master of the wards	14
in the university of	14
the first of these	14
the present state of	14
end of the reign	14
the cause of his	14
to the destruction of	14
of the best of	14
that he may be	14
to take upon him	14
the earl of strafford	14
the day of his	14
there should be no	14
the king of englands	14
of the romish religion	14
the keeping of the	14
for the earle of	14
statute made in the	14
by some of the	14
to sit in the	14
by the kings of	14
to be preferred before	14
in the body of	14
the forces of the	14
to treat of a	14
as may appear by	14
to all the world	14
as appeareth by the	14
and all manner of	14
he was in his	14
came to be king	14
and the people of	14
by his last will	14
good will of the	14
and thirtieth yeere of	14
the favour of the	14
to the rules of	14
the king of his	13
made use of in	13
the chiefe city of	13
of the see of	13
at a time when	13
in the space of	13
for the destruction of	13
of king william the	13
of the holy land	13
as he had done	13
that they will not	13
the whole course of	13
with a loud voice	13
the sign of the	13
in the yeare of	13
it was against the	13
of the family of	13
king of france in	13
from the death of	13
of whom it is	13
the very words of	13
that which hath been	13
the crown to the	13
his coming to the	13
in the courts of	13
and that they should	13
king richard the d	13
with some of the	13
of the lords spirituall	13
to have been made	13
and for that he	13
had a purpose to	13
of knights of the	13
pence in the pound	13
of great britain hath	13
petition of the commons	13
of the rest of	13
of his wife and	13
the benefit of his	13
the pleasure of the	13
to the rest of	13
for there is no	13
the clerks of the	13
in england and wales	13
the earle of pembrooke	13
and divers of the	13
with the order of	13
for he was a	13
the necessity of the	13
in the absence of	13
that there was a	13
the same time they	13
whom the king had	13
for want of a	13
the kingdom of scotland	13
by the advice and	13
king charles the second	13
that the power of	13
not to have been	13
the courts of justice	13
up and down the	13
of it in the	13
if he did not	13
under the leading of	13
that it had been	13
to the town of	13
of the crown and	13
of spain may challenge	13
when he had raigned	13
the raigne of king	13
the third king of	13
out of the chancery	13
great part of his	13
out of the land	13
the peers of the	13
of a king is	13
be put to death	13
of the most ancient	13
his crown and dignity	13
observations on the lives	13
was wont to be	13
the laws of our	13
of the lords of	13
he might not be	13
claim to the crown	13
good of the people	13
that it shall be	13
the best way to	13
on the day of	13
the petitions of the	13
if so be he	13
of an act of	13
common laws of england	13
that is to be	13
and the other of	13
the end he might	13
end of the raign	13
parliament made in the	13
and all the rest	13
and that by the	13
due to the king	13
which was in the	13
consent of the lords	13
head of the church	13
was committed to the	13
to be governed by	13
within a few dayes	13
the subjects of england	13
which he had by	13
and burgesses of the	13
it to the king	13
put him to death	13
to the said mayor	13
as soone as he	13
defender of the faith	13
by order of the	13
government of the kingdom	13
at the very same	13
who succeeded him in	13
this see hath yeelded	13
that it should not	13
the common laws of	13
and it was not	13
the advantage of the	13
from the church of	13
in regard of their	13
for the county of	13
after he had reigned	13
than any of his	13
spain may challenge precedence	13
the quality of the	13
because he would not	13
and king edward the	13
of the kings privy	13
act of parliament for	13
was made baron of	13
the writ of summons	13
by the states of	13
the bishops of this	13
and my lord of	13
but the duke of	13
the prerogative of the	13
of the world to	13
be understood to be	13
unto which was answered	13
the minds of the	13
of gold and silver	13
the title of e	13
in the cases of	13
to be understood of	13
the feast of s	13
it is lawful for	13
that he had no	13
but it may be	13
the monarchy of england	13
liberty of the subject	13
of the oath of	13
the king of denmark	13
the approbation of the	13
and of the lord	13
that he is a	13
it is better to	13
the same to the	13
the power and authority	13
by the assistance of	13
the greatness of his	13
to be made of	13
of the kingdom to	13
the isle of man	13
noble order of the	13
by god and nature	13
the ordinary course of	13
and that he might	13
for my part i	13
at the charge of	13
eldest sonne of king	13
is no more than	13
and his heirs and	13
the lord thomas howard	13
doctrine of passive obedience	13
the officers of the	13
and this was done	13
the magistrates of newcastle	13
such a sort of	13
the prince and the	13
of the people in	13
a few dayes after	13
the liberties of england	13
so much for the	13
but that it is	13
the title of king	13
in respect of his	13
of the people and	13
on the lives of	13
with the king and	13
others in his time	13
and that there was	13
the earls and barons	13
last will and testament	13
for which cause the	13
of his royal highness	13
in the council of	13
brother the duke of	13
of some of their	13
of the king or	13
that he had done	13
the emperour charles the	13
in the government of	13
of the university of	13
was the first of	13
first year of his	13
him to be a	13
to be tryed by	13
the first christian king	13
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be sent to the	13
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his royal highness the	13
they were to be	13
so that it was	13
of the life of	13
the king shall have	13
an account of the	13
in the two and	13
and in his place	13
the succession of his	13
laid to his charge	13
for any man to	13
hundred men at armes	13
the laws of king	13
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by reason of some	13
father king henry the	12
and some of them	12
and the glory of	12
the judgement of the	12
of the truth of	12
by proximity of blood	12
that the queen was	12
appointed by the king	12
i come now to	12
in the raigne of	12
is not in the	12
he was ready to	12
and that the people	12
not a word of	12
the reason of this	12
of his lawes and	12
the safety of his	12
which the king had	12
word of a king	12
for that he is	12
in any part of	12
till the time of	12
the princes of wales	12
he caused to be	12
the cathedrall church here	12
or ought to be	12
the time of parliament	12
he was a prisoner	12
be it enacted that	12
king philip of spain	12
there was not a	12
knights of the bath	12
have no reason to	12
would not so much	12
the seven and twentieth	12
and one of his	12
their lands and estates	12
john of gaunt duke	12
the fifth year of	12
in one and the	12
death of king henry	12
the crown of spain	12
son of the church	12
in the year aforesaid	12
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the next succession to	12
of him and the	12
every one of his	12
the division of the	12
of them to be	12
the king of navar	12
they be content to	12
on the banks of	12
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mouth of the river	12
king of france was	12
the study of the	12
of edward the first	12
present manner of holding	12
of edward the sixth	12
of the kings houshold	12
founded the abbey of	12
he was of a	12
to none but god	12
the business of the	12
there is no such	12
abroad and at home	12
scepter in his hand	12
to take care of	12
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of the hands of	12
oaths of allegeance and	12
the earl of derby	12
against the king and	12
out of their own	12
be given to the	12
and princes of wales	12
the manner of their	12
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the very letter of	12
by the kings command	12
the king in parliament	12
their wives and children	12
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in the parliament of	12
a man to be	12
the second yeare of	12
of his sacred majesty	12
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may be said of	12
his brother the duke	12
the history of succession	12
that the king and	12
was now the yeer	12
the earle of southampton	12
of all the english	12
of both houses of	12
the queen and the	12
said duke of ireland	12
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in the opinion of	12
in the later end	12
to be sent to	12
in the monastery of	12
to inherit the imperial	12
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in time of peace	12
writ a history of	12
to the custody of	12
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the deposition of king	12
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the original in the	12
his history of the	12
at this day in	12
the sense of the	12
of the bishops and	12
a parliament is called	12
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to the making of	12
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comming to the crowne	12
to take his part	12
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of the english government	12
the will of god	12
in time to come	12
the empire of the	12
and i am sure	12
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after the decease of	12
any thing against the	12
the coronation of the	12
to the ruine of	12
by the king in	12
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the writs of summons	12
the marriage of his	12
king of the scots	12
may be seen in	12
the office of a	12
the earle of oxford	12
breach of the peace	12
and lords of man	12
the next day the	12
the eldest sonne of	12
their lives and fortunes	12
to my lord of	12
third year of the	12
a short time after	12
by some of his	12