quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	83
characters represented either as	34
represented either as utf	34
to the early english	22
edition of the work	22
all without asking permission	22
books online text creation	22
financial support to the	22
and encoded edition of	22
the work described above	22
institutions providing financial support	22
tcp assigned for keying	22
and markup reviewed and	22
for keying and markup	22
and coded from proquest	22
the text can be	22
encoded edition of the	22
the oath of allegiance	22
the institutions providing financial	22
the terms of creative	22
from proquest page images	22
owned by the institutions	22
markup reviewed and edited	22
work described above is	22
encoded text transcribed from	22
terms of creative commons	22
the early english books	22
by the institutions providing	22
providing financial support to	22
to the terms of	22
described above is co	22
text can be copied	22
phase i text is	22
text is available for	22
english books online text	22
online text creation partnership	22
coded from proquest page	22
this keyboarded and encoded	22
is available for reuse	22
the law of nature	22
keyboarded and encoded edition	22
assigned for keying and	22
of the work described	22
this phase i text	22
images scanned from microfilm	22
even for commercial purposes	22
keyed and coded from	22
text and markup reviewed	22
according to the terms	22
support to the early	22
i text is available	22
iv tiff page image	18
transcription and basic encoding	17
universities of michigan and	17
should make clear that	17
while the overall quality	17
texts were encoded and	17
was a compelling reason	17
issued variously as sgml	17
to reflect the true	17
was divided into two	17
characters will be marked	17
be aware of the	17
published between and available	17
chose to create diplomatic	17
quality of tcp data	17
domain as of january	17
oxford and the publisher	17
or text strings within	17
of gaps by user	17
of a work was	17
meet qa standards were	17
wide variety of subject	17
the true nature of	17
the texts were encoded	17
should be aware of	17
therefore of any assumptions	17
selection was intended to	17
or elements to simplify	17
creation partnership web site	17
created by converting tcp	17
with changes to facilitate	17
encoded texts based on	17
nature of the print	17
transcribed and encoded texts	17
keying companies for transcription	17
then their works are	17
texts created during phase	17
or for an anonymous	17
project was divided into	17
and those which did	17
were sent to external	17
language title published between	17
such instances will never	17
within the usual project	17
a number of works	17
in mind that in	17
errors will remain and	17
and therefore chose to	17
external keying companies for	17
text strings within braces	17
into the public domain	17
some readable characters will	17
a limit of instances	17
therefore chose to create	17
editorial teams in oxford	17
are available at the	17
the filling in of	17
compelling reason to do	17
at the text creation	17
that due credit and	17
elements to simplify the	17
will remain and some	17
bibliography of english literature	17
to tei p using	17
the encoding was enhanced	17
produce large quantities of	17
characters or elements to	17
encoded as gap s	17
if there was a	17
image sets were sent	17
by converting tcp files	17
michigan and oxford and	17
unicode or tei g	17
was chosen if there	17
that in all likelihood	17
the public domain as	17
general aim of eebo	17
but we respectfully request	17
for accuracy and those	17
be marked as illegible	17
reason to do so	17
these texts for their	17
of works in other	17
were encoded as gap	17
was proofread for accuracy	17
of michigan and oxford	17
range over a wide	17
request that due credit	17
in all likelihood such	17
bear in mind that	17
edition of a work	17
at by a tcp	17
quantities of textual data	17
respectfully request that due	17
on the new cambridge	17
as illegible were corrected	17
new cambridge bibliography of	17
have been transformed into	17
that can be made	17
will never have been	17
of the process of	17
to simplify the filling	17
publisher proquest to create	17
filling in of gaps	17
can be made about	17
gaps by user contributors	17
illegible were corrected where	17
of the project have	17
is to encode one	17
tcp is to encode	17
possible up to a	17
mnemonic sdata character entities	17
project have been released	17
process of creating the	17
proquest to create accurately	17
during phase of the	17
limit of instances per	17
on the text encoding	17
over a wide variety	17
marked as illegible were	17
page images in accordance	17
were returned to the	17
tcp data is very	17
the keyers to be	17
companies for transcription and	17
have been looked at	17
linked to page images	17
encoding based on the	17
of the tei in	17
into placeholder characters or	17
was enhanced and or	17
where possible up to	17
been transformed into placeholder	17
of any assumptions that	17
guidelines are available at	17
the image sets published	17
which did not meet	17
to external keying companies	17
divided into two phases	17
and characters marked as	17
and sometimes a second	17
tei p using tcp	17
of a works in	17
a works in english	17
qa standards were returned	17
mind that in all	17
chosen if there was	17
and oxford and the	17
released into the public	17
true nature of the	17
accuracy and those which	17
accurately transcribed and encoded	17
sets published by proquest	17
based on the text	17
level of the tei	17
opposed to critical editions	17
any assumptions that can	17
variety of subject areas	17
was based on the	17
partnership between the universities	17
not meet qa standards	17
to the keyers to	17
and the publisher proquest	17
been issued variously as	17
processed by university of	17
the text encoding initiative	17
based on the new	17
image sets published by	17
or tei g elements	17
encoding was enhanced and	17
sometimes a second or	17
likelihood such instances will	17
extent have been transformed	17
those which did not	17
were encoded and linked	17
images in accordance with	17
with mnemonic sdata character	17
the new cambridge bibliography	17
are eligible for inclusion	17
included and sometimes a	17
the texts have been	17
been looked at by	17
any remaining illegibles were	17
transformed into placeholder characters	17
quality assurance was then	17
for transcription and basic	17
tei in libraries guidelines	17
and therefore of any	17
for their own purposes	17
tcp files to tei	17
given to their original	17
did not meet qa	17
files to tei p	17
second or later edition	17
was then carried out	17
and or corrected and	17
keying and markup guidelines	17
returned to the keyers	17
credit and attribution is	17
of known extent have	17
of each text was	17
whichever is the greater	17
textual data within the	17
text creation partnership web	17
usually the first edition	17
a wide variety of	17
to create diplomatic transcriptions	17
encoded and linked to	17
readable characters will be	17
the text creation partnership	17
assurance was then carried	17
are a number of	17
sent to external keying	17
of creating the tcp	17
although there are a	17
remain and some readable	17
markup guidelines are available	17
record of the period	17
to a limit of	17
can now take and	17
text was proofread for	17
aware of the process	17
a work was chosen	17
to their original source	17
works in english were	17
in english were prioritized	17
each text was proofread	17
of every monographic english	17
teams in oxford and	17
then carried out by	17
proquest via their early	17
in oxford and michigan	17
notably latin and welsh	17
and markup guidelines are	17
and use these texts	17
proofread for accuracy and	17
and encoded texts based	17
works in other languages	17
to create accurately transcribed	17
published by proquest via	17
illegibles were encoded as	17
by editorial teams in	17
of instances per text	17
editions of a works	17
the overall quality of	17
gap elements of known	17
large quantities of textual	17
the tei in libraries	17
selection was based on	17
was intended to range	17
keyers to be redone	17
sets were sent to	17
the usual project restraints	17
should bear in mind	17
elements of known extent	17
there are a number	17
tcp is a partnership	17
by university of nebraska	17
public domain as of	17
some errors will remain	17
project restraints of time	17
aimed to produce large	17
made about the data	17
never have been looked	17
phase of the project	17
is given to their	17
created during phase of	17
mainly structural encoding based	17
and available in eebo	17
their works are eligible	17
data within the usual	17
first editions of a	17
the universities of michigan	17
in accordance with level	17
between the universities of	17
title published between and	17
to range over a	17
structural encoding based on	17
carried out by editorial	17
users should bear in	17
or later edition of	17
copies of the texts	17
intended to range over	17
p using tcp tei	17
and some readable characters	17
reflect the true nature	17
out by editorial teams	17
of the texts have	17
been released into the	17
corrected and characters marked	17
to encode one copy	17
create accurately transcribed and	17
there was a compelling	17
attribution is given to	17
have been released into	17
the publisher proquest to	17
based on the image	17
in of gaps by	17
for an anonymous work	17
accordance with level of	17
ascii text with mnemonic	17
all likelihood such instances	17
texts have been issued	17
between and available in	17
text with mnemonic sdata	17
be made about the	17
will be marked as	17
via their early english	17
the project have been	17
corrected where possible up	17
a second or later	17
of the print record	17
later edition of a	17
characters marked as illegible	17
with level of the	17
creating the tcp texts	17
users should be aware	17
converting tcp files to	17
of tcp data is	17
understanding these processes should	17
available at the text	17
up to a limit	17
take and use these	17
the general aim of	17
anyone can now take	17
of time and funding	17
restraints of time and	17
the print record of	17
have been issued variously	17
on the image sets	17
remaining illegibles were encoded	17
or corrected and characters	17
processes should make clear	17
number of works in	17
simplify the filling in	17
enhanced and or corrected	17
text selection was based	17
work was chosen if	17
is a partnership between	17
overall quality of tcp	17
works are eligible for	17
texts for their own	17
a compelling reason to	17
now take and use	17
and linked to page	17
and attribution is given	17
unicode or text strings	17
print record of the	17
to produce large quantities	17
texts based on the	17
the process of creating	17
cambridge bibliography of english	17
as opposed to critical	17
instances will never have	17
to page images in	17
their early english books	17
assumptions that can be	17
these processes should make	17
tcp project was divided	17
use these texts for	17
changes to facilitate morpho	17
placeholder characters or elements	17
we respectfully request that	17
by proquest via their	17
data is very good	17
were corrected where possible	17
of textual data within	17
by a tcp editor	17
a partnership between the	17
due credit and attribution	17
looked at by a	17
usual project restraints of	17
standards were returned to	17
known extent have been	17
tcp aimed to produce	17
the original in the	15
reproduction of the original	15
of our privy council	15
of the original in	15
r ocm this keyboarded	13
ocm this keyboarded and	13
estc r ocm this	13
the house of commons	12
spi global keyed and	12
of the city of	12
global keyed and coded	12
the city of london	12
against all his enemies	11
the minor is proved	10
the kings of england	10
the kings most excellent	10
the words of the	10
the heir of andrew	9
printed by the heir	9
necessary use for the	9
oath of allegiance and	9
the house of lords	9
heir of andrew anderson	9
to take the oath	9
to the kings most	9
for the benefit of	9
by the heir of	9
performed to the lord	8
to be kept and	8
r this keyboarded and	8
words of the oath	8
of the oath of	8
estc r this keyboarded	8
the oath of the	8
minor is proved by	8
kept and performed to	8
take the oath of	8
the intention of the	8
to the utmost of	8
national library of scotland	8
be kept and performed	8
by the law of	8
and performed to the	8
the oath of god	7
the grace of god	7
so help me god	7
to the clerks of	7
original in the national	7
king william and queen	7
william and queen mary	7
it is to be	7
one thousand six hundred	7
kings most excellent majesty	7
in the national library	7
reproduction of original in	7
the national library of	7
against all men living	7
bear true allegiance to	6
printer to the kings	6
the oath of supremacy	6
in the british library	6
royal blazon or coat	6
by reason of the	6
by the grace of	6
that the king is	6
the said act of	6
of regality and barrony	6
elspeth healey sampled and	6
is proved by instances	6
persons in publick trust	6
it is lawful to	6
i will be faithful	6
to oblige us to	6
under the name of	6
benefit of humane society	6
oath of the kings	6
the benefit of humane	6
mona logarbo sampled and	6
the subjects of this	6
blazon or coat of	6
and bear true allegiance	6
all persons in publick	6
of the kings supremacy	6
mona logarbo text and	6
as the lords of	6
use for the benefit	6
or coat of arms	6
that i will be	6
healey sampled and proofread	6
healey text and markup	6
elspeth healey text and	6
original in the british	6
the true meaning of	6
all the subjects of	6
the first day of	6
logarbo sampled and proofread	6
of the several shires	6
in matters of religion	6
burghs of regality and	6
a necessary use for	6
logarbo text and markup	6
the annotation includes standard	5
standardized format that preserves	5
at restoring the text	5
text more computationally tractable	5
magistrates of burghs of	5
is due to the	5
that preserves archaic forms	5
of the committy of	5
text in a standardized	5
standard spellings that support	5
serious consideration of the	5
lift up his hand	5
of original in the	5
of all the subjects	5
true meaning of it	5
the text the author	5
format that preserves archaic	5
covantage keyed and coded	5
of allegiance and supremacy	5
text the author or	5
of a text in	5
this text has not	5
man of the city	5
restoring the text the	5
the highest construction of	5
not been fully proofread	5
shall be true and	5
r in the english	5
arms at head of	5
the times of the	5
and metadata enrichments aim	5
display of a text	5
text is an enriched	5
collaborative curation by amateur	5
aptara keyed and coded	5
account what he dare	5
english short title catalog	5
annotation includes standard spellings	5
royal arms at head	5
the lords of our	5
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	5
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what he dare swear	5
support the display of	5
tokenized and linguistically annotated	5
a text in a	5
and professional end users	5
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some swearing is lawful	5
against all persons whatsoever	5
the lords and commons	5
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the text has been	5
the glory of god	5
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or stationer meant to	5
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governour over all persons	5
honi soit qvi mal	5
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metadata enrichments aim at	5
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end users from many	5
the sheriffs of the	5
soit qvi mal y	5
changes aim at restoring	5
that support the display	5
and the house of	5
an account what he	5
changes and metadata enrichments	5
textual changes and metadata	5
version of the tcp	5
the obligation of a	5
tcp digital transcription a	5
textual changes aim at	5
apex covantage keyed and	5
this text is an	5
the tcp digital transcription	5
making the text more	5
of the respective courts	5
the benefit of the	5
the text more computationally	5
of text r in	5
users from many walks	5
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of the people of	5
transcription a of text	5
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at making the text	5
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a of text r	5
enriched version of the	5
author or stationer meant	5
times of the gospel	5
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curation by amateur and	5
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stationer meant to publish	5
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the kings of israel	5
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been tokenized and linguistically	5
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professional end users from	5
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lords of our privy	5
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that it may be	3
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to the king in	3
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thousand six hundred eighty	3
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humble and dutifull remonstrance	3
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hand against the king	3
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william by the grace	3
excellency of englands lawes	3
the plantations within the	3
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text in the c	2
date of publication from	2
that is in the	2
and proclamation of council	2
his estates of parliament	2
all his subjects may	2
is so far from	2
with a bitter curse	2
not break or profane	2
are bound to assist	2
with approbation ascribed to	2
that that epistle be	2
and that betwixt and	2
and swear by his	2
minor is plain from	2
had it been sinful	2
that bishopricks will stand	2
a covenant before the	2
and for the praise	2
to the most high	2
reason by which the	2
god and the world	2
as the lord liveth	2
bound by their allegiance	2
last drop of their	2
that they are to	2
but am a protestant	2
a qualification of one	2
then they are not	2
the good of his	2
london city of london	2
ecclesiastick do in their	2
them catch men too	2
by gods own words	2
been said by them	2
just and gentle votes	2
in my bible is	2
the liegeman of two	2
a this text has	2
is plainly contradictory to	2
a hundred sermons to	2
enemy to the church	2
a proclamation for taking	2
the vassal was bound	2
value without speciall licence	2
the plots of the	2
their lord the king	2
sworn and will perform	2
of the councel of	2
whitehall the last day	2
hath been said by	2
are in authority or	2
king of great britain	2
oath of fealty in	2
than the words of	2
to be in the	2
oath of alleadgeance and	2
sith it was his	2
proclamation of council following	2
within their several jurisdictions	2
the time of transcription	2
y pense diev et	2
contented bishops be the	2
shall declare what i	2
oaths god makes a	2
that by the law	2
supream authority of the	2
both of us in	2
due to a king	2
annotation on thomason copy	2
to report to the	2
marion sampled and proofread	2
witnesses of harsher notes	2
common sense of all	2
expressed in the oath	2
this i dare to	2
in that oath may	2
and between my seed	2
supplementum sublatum iohn tombes	2
by your rejoycing which	2
and that this law	2
about steeples fitter for	2
urged as the reason	2
oblige them only to	2
which hath a necessary	2
last day of aprill	2
the conclave of rome	2
nor that his parchments	2
power over the people	2
but this i dare	2
and hemp for some	2
my seed and thy	2
and may be of	2
taking of the oath	2
of the word allegiance	2
the lord thy god	2
be officers of state	2
with the hazard of	2
admonition annexed to the	2
text has no known	2
as impious and heretical	2
respective courts they relate	2
the bond of allegiance	2
of the body politick	2
one that shall dwell	2
to be taken in	2
out of there possession	2
declare in my conscience	2
uttermost of my power	2
the ministery of england	2
swearing hath a necessary	2
either ecclesiastical or temporal	2
to put out of	2
oath to men is	2
be full and true	2
above the said value	2
vow a vow unto	2
proving the fourth argument	2
a court of judicature	2
the duties of fidelity	2
upon breach of fealty	2
adjuring the thessalonians by	2
marion text and markup	2
the subject to his	2
from this day forward	2
that they intended to	2
it is obvious to	2
a man vow a	2
with the original subscriptions	2
our estates and lives	2
session of his majesties	2
and they have nets	2
the natural subjects of	2
protestants of the kingdom	2
and if there be	2
sworn both of us	2
if a man vow	2
words of our saviour	2
hath been practised by	2
in the oath before	2
by such men moved	2
of these constructions is	2
to walk in gods	2
that men may understand	2
from richard hubberthorne and	2
then the laws of	2
by so many laws	2
it is the city	2
an oath of subjection	2
and the councel of	2
be said of the	2
omission of the word	2
dare not swear church	2
their majesties privy council	2
best laws in the	2
peace and their clerks	2
natural subjects of this	2
annexed to the queens	2
to the queens highness	2
be lawful is thus	2
were recorded as gap	2
liege lord against all	2
them will defend to	2
of the oath are	2
in their laws make	2
government within this kingdom	2
the reign of ed	2
keep thy righteous judgements	2
his majesties person in	2
thou swear by thy	2
shall not break or	2
active fidelity and assistance	2
be like other nations	2
the same reason by	2
the laws and customs	2
is made a qualification	2
protestation to be taken	2
and conformity to the	2
his most sacred majesty	2
and it is hereby	2
meaning of the word	2
up his hand to	2
the word rightful does	2
but it is therefore	2
of council following thereon	2
to the contrary by	2
of the records of	2
necessary use for humane	2
to the extream of	2
enter and exerce any	2
is a form of	2
and it will be	2
might have pleaded self	2
one antidote more against	2
of them that do	2
to the king is	2
swearing hath been the	2
generality of the people	2
several shires of this	2
of conscience or honour	2
the whole duty of	2
such persons as shall	2
have or keep any	2
such places or offices	2
and might have had	2
we may the more	2
city of the great	2
and that they shall	2
rules as agree with	2
for the punishment of	2
is due to a	2
personally before the said	2
even in their holy	2
will of the legislator	2
to be disposed of	2
shalt thou swear by	2
that we may the	2
a king de facto	2
the sight of god	2
the extirpation of the	2
are obliged to pay	2
by the lord god	2
untill they subscribe the	2
them that do well	2
air the tuenty two	2
in the case of	2
but only because they	2
degree of allegiance to	2
the greatest friends to	2
record upon my soul	2
that is a thief	2
the king and the	2
printed by henry hills	2
that we must not	2
true and faithfull to	2
are not altogether unlawful	2
or any other publick	2
and made void and	2
to maintain and defend	2
soveraign lord the king	2
common law of england	2
one day of march	2
my book may be	2
of horses and arms	2
voice in the making	2
but this is not	2
of england by the	2
the like consequence is	2
void and his abusing	2
for the body of	2
where we have one	2
may be compleat without	2
the woman of shunem	2
and easie account of	2
pious and prudent person	2
put the bishops down	2
liegeman of two sovereign	2
and thy seed for	2
with advice of the	2
to all the duties	2
in the maintenance and	2
done that is lawful	2
of this kingdom should	2
supreme authority of the	2
are given to change	2
power shall or ought	2
oath of the lord	2
absolutely destructive to the	2
this text has no	2
by the kings of	2
he shall do according	2
end and intention of	2
priviledges of a natural	2
we give not to	2
is the meaning of	2
that they should be	2
given at our court	2
the very being of	2
in gospel times have	2
as due to any	2
man vow a vow	2
which is approved by	2
believe that it is	2
obliging the subjects to	2
yet the power of	2
may be lawful is	2
and faithful to the	2
in conscience bound to	2
or swear an oath	2
be king of clubs	2
any publick trust or	2
you shall neither know	2
according to the nature	2
with their wives and	2
to assist the sovereign	2
swear that courts ecclesiastick	2
from the normans to	2
god to record upon	2
according to your power	2
that party in the	2
megan marion sampled and	2
lately used by the	2
if there be any	2
covenant before the lord	2
in the preservation and	2
the utmost of my	2
text notes for div	2
chapters are brave men	2
shall at and before	2
present government is by	2
of the right to	2
commons now assembled in	2
is still in force	2
and therefore it was	2
have seased any arms	2
all is said and	2
god hath chosen to	2
the relation of a	2
certificat and assurance scotland	2
admitted to any publick	2
oaths of allegiance are	2
all the subjects are	2
in the c category	2
that the law of	2
they will be faithful	2
but i dare swear	2
that all our allegiance	2
all that proceedeth out	2
directions about the use	2
and declare in my	2
which god makes a	2
plain from the words	2
they should be the	2
and before their admission	2
they anointed david king	2
see tom beckets mitre	2
his lands and honours	2
do in their laws	2
the pulling down of	2
oath of allegiance downes	2
arms seased by them	2
and the king sware	2
there is one objection	2
is called the covenant	2
the several shires of	2
hath condemned the judges	2
we are obliged to	2
to a sovereign lord	2
by which the like	2
members of the colledge	2
our signet at edinburgh	2
that oath may be	2
this is a form	2
the mercat cross of	2
there can be nothing	2
and from that day	2
of a king in	2
of february and of	2
his subjects may agree	2
agreeing with the law	2
understood according to the	2
take the said oath	2
part of the army	2
fifth day of septembre	2
is altogether unlawful cannot	2
them of old time	2
author to the hebrews	2
and in this case	2
when princes have been	2
as is proved by	2
printed for robert wilson	2
them only to a	2
thy son shall reign	2
author of nature hath	2
that we cannot swear	2
never will endeavour alteration	2
a lower degree of	2
under his majesties government	2
steeples fitter for to	2
like consequence is proved	2
of the oath seems	2
passive i will be	2
have taken the benefit	2
but shalt perform unto	2
i will endeavour that	2
to which i answer	2
that all the subjects	2
dare not swear that	2
his books there was	2
be obedient to the	2
that all such persons	2
said value without speciall	2
hath redeemed my soul	2
of their estates and	2
it will be always	2
murthered by their subjects	2
mo a wing h	2
know nor hear of	2
wing s a estc	2
and jurisdictions within the	2
is of it self	2
as agree with them	2
the normans to the	2
the express words of	2
law are obliged to	2
and intention of the	2
the minor is plain	2
prepositions noting the means	2
to take the same	2
the laws of christ	2
above the rate foresaid	2
ministers of his said	2
printed by edward husband	2
of the oath was	2
when all is said	2
engage to they know	2
which you shall not	2
again ye have heard	2
that can be imagined	2
that it is for	2
one hair white or	2
in its utmost latitude	2
or authority ecclesiastical or	2
i must do the	2
to be said of	2
any authority of the	2
shall offer to enter	2
take notice of the	2
if he please to	2
of two sovereign princes	2
the civil power i	2
is a branch of	2
god of israel assuredly	2
against the house of	2
huber text and markup	2
in the interpretation of	2
and from the common	2
signet at air the	2
all our allegiance should	2
is proved by gods	2
their wives and children	2
this is a branch	2
as they will be	2
of israel assuredly solomon	2
because that which is	2
if holy men afore	2
jonathan said to david	2
and of our reigne	2
committee of the west	2
which the house desires	2
that incontinent these our	2
the same time to	2
to be given by	2
sometimes taken in a	2
without reproof is lawful	2
subject owes to his	2
things of the like	2
to govern according to	2
a vassal to his	2
swearing disproved and made	2
head of the church	2
lands and honours with	2
of such places or	2
he subscribe the declaration	2
enact an oath to	2
and maintained in a	2
of it self evil	2
s a estc r	2
wish we might have	2
sermons to their one	2
throwing down of the	2
of england are the	2
but that every such	2
neither by heaven for	2
conscience say not nay	2
there can be no	2
neither by any other	2
the blood of the	2
in the name of	2
to men is an	2
mentioned in the said	2
original text notes for	2
they subscribe the same	2
in them catch men	2
the pope and his	2
that he wore a	2
was bound to pay	2
the common sense of	2
shall have no right	2
all his laws for	2
be true and faithfull	2
the subversion of the	2
richard hubberthorne and samuel	2
in any of the	2
as a sacred thing	2
promissory oaths godly men	2
and the protestant religion	2
antidote more against swearing	2
such person who shall	2
lawfully paid to an	2
of a ready minde	2
to the said act	2
promissory oaths god makes	2
thirteenth yeare of our	2
the duty of allegiance	2
absolutely inconsistent with a	2
that are skilful and	2
true allegiance to their	2
by him that liveth	2
and be better than	2
our allegiance should be	2
and the days following	2
it is gods throne	2
hence it is obvious	2
to the act of	2
an obligation to assist	2
of the commissioners of	2
maintained in a few	2
and establish the protestant	2
act of the second	2
to the common sense	2
them he caught he	2
bear faith and true	2
i swear for all	2
you by the lord	2
of the former proposition	2
impeach the house of	2
that it was lawful	2
approbation ascribed to kings	2
of nature and nations	2
of the head burghs	2
swear my book may	2
anointed david king over	2
assistance of the sovereign	2
i vow where we	2
the nature of the	2
as an appeal to	2
be crumbled into parts	2
that was challenged and	2
if it be considered	2
peter a fisher was	2
will endeavour that his	2
a subject to his	2
it is hereby declared	2
the same in substance	2
publickly in face of	2
means or instrument of	2
save king william and	2
vow where we have	2
that liveth for ever	2
to swear to a	2
because it does not	2
i have in christ	2
not what to say	2
him to be the	2
soul with a bond	2
swear i doubt it	2
to be reputed and	2
make publication of the	2
a form of swearing	2
which is altogether unlawful	2
i have sworn and	2
relation of a subject	2
proclamation forasmuch as the	2
is to be reputed	2
that are in authority	2
and that they will	2
reign the third year	2
for vengeance hath a	2
the maintenance and defence	2
the first fruits of	2
altogether of it self	2
the highest degree of	2
pay unto the king	2
meaning of an oath	2
which hath been counted	2
the common law of	2
but an oath of	2
recovery of his crown	2
we are to love	2
said offices or benefites	2
god save king william	2
redeemed my soul out	2
cannot impeach the house	2
him ten of the	2
is obvious to infer	2
be understood according to	2
a meer design to	2
long before any municipal	2
his parchments did his	2
should be the lords	2
of the author to	2
for some is fitter	2
between me and thee	2
day of february next	2
temporal soever they be	2
that it is lawful	2
minor is proved from	2
paul had a cloak	2
of the preservation of	2
of the said ports	2
as if she were	2
by the same othe	2
that it hath been	2
may be lawfully taken	2
faithful and true allegiance	2
to the sign of	2
lord commissioner his grace	2
such rules as agree	2