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trigram	frequency
early english books	56
english books online	51
early works to	34
this text has	26
england and wales	25
according to the	18
town of hull	18
of creative commons	17
meant to publish	17
i text is	17
sampled and proofread	17
and coded from	17
a of text	17
making the text	17
iv tiff page	17
support the display	17
text and markup	17
keying and markup	17
curation by amateur	17
an enriched version	17
that preserves archaic	17
the text more	17
at restoring the	17
tcp assigned for	17
changes aim at	17
and linguistically annotated	17
institutions providing financial	17
preserves archaic forms	17
is an enriched	17
even for commercial	17
the early english	17
the text the	17
users from many	17
text creation partnership	17
been tokenized and	17
encoded edition of	17
to the early	17
text is available	17
enrichments aim at	17
terms of creative	17
work described above	17
text is an	17
text in a	17
edition of the	17
keyed and coded	17
collaborative curation by	17
professional end users	17
annotation includes standard	17
support to the	17
encoded text transcribed	17
keyboarded and encoded	17
changes and metadata	17
author or stationer	17
the work described	17
of a text	17
fully proofread approx	17
includes standard spellings	17
linguistically annotated with	17
for commercial purposes	17
for keying and	17
at making the	17
from many walks	17
of the work	17
text transcribed from	17
this text is	17
books online text	17
financial support to	17
this phase i	17
described above is	17
text more computationally	17
or stationer meant	17
metadata enrichments aim	17
coded from proquest	17
and professional end	17
this keyboarded and	17
text has been	17
text has not	17
more computationally tractable	17
a text in	17
and xml conversion	17
amateur and professional	17
distributed and performed	17
can be copied	17
aim at making	17
display of a	17
tcp digital transcription	17
online text creation	17
the institutions providing	17
assigned for keying	17
textual changes and	17
walks of life	17
to the terms	17
transcription a of	17
text the author	17
the text can	17
has not been	17
aim at restoring	17
and encoded edition	17
end users from	17
r in the	17
above is co	17
restoring the text	17
enriched version of	17
mo a wing	17
digital transcription a	17
standard spellings that	17
in the english	17
annotated with morphadorner	17
the english short	17
easier to read	17
is available for	17
and suitable for	17
version of the	17
sir iohn hotham	17
not been fully	17
stationer meant to	17
proquest page images	17
many walks of	17
all without asking	17
english short title	17
of text r	17
owned by the	17
format that preserves	17
without asking permission	17
been fully proofread	17
standardized format that	17
by amateur and	17
reviewed and edited	17
phase i text	17
images scanned from	17
kb of xml	17
based collaborative curation	17
the terms of	17
available for reuse	17
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the display of	17
earlyprint project evanston	17
markup reviewed and	17
text r in	17
textual changes aim	17
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of the tcp	17
a standardized format	17
in a standardized	17
short title catalog	17
tokenized and linguistically	17
and metadata enrichments	17
the text has	17
spellings that support	17
from proquest page	17
scanned from microfilm	17
the annotation includes	17
to the kings	16
estc r this	14
the kings most	14
r this keyboarded	14
kings most excellent	13
sir john hothams	13
by the lords	13
the british library	13
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in the british	13
the town of	12
commons in parliament	12
the lords and	12
to the parliament	12
lords and commons	12
of horse and	11
the original in	11
horse and foot	11
reproduction of the	11
the assignes of	11
by the assignes	11
of the original	11
tiff page image	11
the earle of	11
and commons in	11
by robert barker	10
printer to the	10
and by the	10
at the time	10
of john bill	10
assignes of john	10
the time of	9
that were recorded	9
mona logarbo text	9
as gap elements	9
recorded as gap	9
known defects that	9
were recorded as	9
imprinted at london	9
defects that were	9
time of transcription	9
mona logarbo sampled	9
elements at the	9
logarbo text and	9
most excellent majestie	9
no known defects	9
a this text	9
has no known	9
text has no	9
to give his	9
gap elements at	9
logarbo sampled and	9
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refusall to give	8
the rate of	8
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rate of defects	8
of the lord	8
a true relation	8
puts this text	8
entrance into his	8
kingston upon hull	8
words puts this	8
his majestie entrance	8
his majesties second	8
the city of	8
this text in	8
text in the	8
true relation of	8
of kingston upon	8
of texts with	8
majestie entrance into	8
city of yorke	8
his town of	8
into his town	8
category of texts	8
of defects per	8
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of both houses	7
king of england	7
the lord digby	7
of the county	7
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the kings majesty	7
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at london by	7
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of the gospel	6
the parliament to	6
spi global keyed	6
of the malignant	6
printed and published	6
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c the rate	6
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minister of the	6
sir john hotham	6
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of iuly to	6
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apex covantage keyed	6
the malignant party	6
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of a terrible	5
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warrant from the	5
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command of the	5
the order of	5
eng great britain	5
member of the	5
against their captaine	5
commission of array	5
of the inhabitants	5
reproduction of original	5
sent to the	5
souldiers against their	5
the commission of	5
the command of	5
in the said	5
the earl of	5
aptara keyed and	5
the county of	5
appointed by the	5
peeces of ordinance	5
on saturday last	5
in the morning	5
a terrible plot	5
more warning yet	5
day of this	5
his maiesties letter	4
discoverie of a	4
most dreadful apparition	4
gentry and commonalty	4
john hothams refusall	4
francis wortley knight	4
as also of	4
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by the prince	4
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the designes of	4
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declared how the	4
of our subjects	4
an uprore in	4
speech to the	4
his maiesties army	4
a wing c	4
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iuly the twelfth	4
with the prince	4
civilwar no his	4
as it was	4
ammunition of armes	4
and the parliament	4
lying in ambush	4
discovery at hull	4
my lord of	4
second message to	4
under a pretended	4
that his majesty	4
ordered that this	4
to a worthy	4
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vvherein is declared	4
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john hothams letter	4
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those that shall	4
order of assistance	4
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printed at yorke	4
by the parliament	4
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his majesties forces	4
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apparition which was	4
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army before hull	4
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continuation of the	4
at the court	4
the leagver before	4
the right honorable	4
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a moneth since	4
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hothams letter to	4
of the kingdom	4
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the humble petition	4
at the city	4
the prince and	4
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a pretended colour	4
side of humber	4
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message sent to	4
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the lord mayor	4
night against hull	4
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being a true	4
thursday the th	4
his maiesties answer	4
the third day	4
wonderfull discoverie of	4
from the right	4
of a letter	4
concerning the marching	4
the compleating of	4
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the sheriffes of	4
speeches spoke on	4
under the command	4
and footmen are	4
sheriffes of the	4
moneth since by	4
majesties speech to	4
nine of the	4
of the north	4
of sir francis	4
parliament concerning sir	4
relation of a	4
of the counties	4
to be sold	4
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the proceedings passages	4
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the th of	4
newes from yorke	4
to our trusty	4
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his majesties commission	4
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iohn hothams refusall	4
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by his majesties	4
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particular speeches spoke	4
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sir francis wortley	4
iohn hotham had	4
against the said	4
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the kings entertainment	4
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colour of merchants	4
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from the indies	4
by john strickland	4
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gentry of the	4
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a worthy member	4
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