quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	125
a pound weight of	52
characters represented either as	52
represented either as utf	52
phase i text is	33
encoded edition of the	33
even for commercial purposes	33
institutions providing financial support	33
text is available for	33
described above is co	33
providing financial support to	33
terms of creative commons	33
edition of the work	33
and markup reviewed and	33
the work described above	33
to the terms of	33
and coded from proquest	33
the early english books	33
from proquest page images	33
i text is available	33
online text creation partnership	33
this keyboarded and encoded	33
keyed and coded from	33
english books online text	33
books online text creation	33
work described above is	33
text and markup reviewed	33
tcp assigned for keying	33
this phase i text	33
images scanned from microfilm	33
to the early english	33
owned by the institutions	33
support to the early	33
markup reviewed and edited	33
and encoded edition of	33
for keying and markup	33
the text can be	33
of the work described	33
by the institutions providing	33
all without asking permission	33
the institutions providing financial	33
text can be copied	33
the terms of creative	33
according to the terms	33
coded from proquest page	33
encoded text transcribed from	33
is available for reuse	33
financial support to the	33
assigned for keying and	33
keyboarded and encoded edition	33
of gold and silver	32
of gold and siluer	32
pound weight of gold	31
at the same time	29
twenty two carats fine	27
available at the text	26
if there was a	26
unicode or text strings	26
nature of the print	26
transcribed and encoded texts	26
some errors will remain	26
edition of a work	26
variety of subject areas	26
between the universities of	26
of each text was	26
oxford and the publisher	26
texts were encoded and	26
errors will remain and	26
each text was proofread	26
text was proofread for	26
p using tcp tei	26
enhanced and or corrected	26
to simplify the filling	26
request that due credit	26
aware of the process	26
users should be aware	26
were encoded as gap	26
credit and attribution is	26
usually the first edition	26
language title published between	26
use these texts for	26
usual project restraints of	26
and attribution is given	26
the texts were encoded	26
is to encode one	26
works in english were	26
was divided into two	26
looked at by a	26
now take and use	26
new cambridge bibliography of	26
to produce large quantities	26
qa standards were returned	26
were encoded and linked	26
process of creating the	26
was based on the	26
external keying companies for	26
of the tei in	26
and or corrected and	26
where possible up to	26
tcp data is very	26
remain and some readable	26
keyers to be redone	26
companies for transcription and	26
encoding was enhanced and	26
quantities of textual data	26
works in other languages	26
be marked as illegible	26
editions of a works	26
encoding based on the	26
by a tcp editor	26
to create diplomatic transcriptions	26
the project have been	26
is given to their	26
image sets published by	26
of any assumptions that	26
tei p using tcp	26
for their own purposes	26
there are a number	26
to range over a	26
these texts for their	26
to the keyers to	26
anyone can now take	26
of the print record	26
project restraints of time	26
released into the public	26
chosen if there was	26
assurance was then carried	26
will never have been	26
processed by university of	26
these processes should make	26
and available in eebo	26
known extent have been	26
not meet qa standards	26
the keyers to be	26
assumptions that can be	26
the public domain as	26
via their early english	26
will be marked as	26
into the public domain	26
included and sometimes a	26
that due credit and	26
and use these texts	26
works are eligible for	26
published between and available	26
made about the data	26
by editorial teams in	26
by converting tcp files	26
was then carried out	26
placeholder characters or elements	26
extent have been transformed	26
of the texts have	26
the true nature of	26
are a number of	26
or corrected and characters	26
of time and funding	26
selection was intended to	26
divided into two phases	26
the process of creating	26
then carried out by	26
for an anonymous work	26
and markup guidelines are	26
in oxford and michigan	26
textual data within the	26
and the publisher proquest	26
characters marked as illegible	26
to encode one copy	26
sometimes a second or	26
encoded as gap s	26
with level of the	26
a compelling reason to	26
never have been looked	26
produce large quantities of	26
corrected and characters marked	26
characters or elements to	26
the encoding was enhanced	26
although there are a	26
of tcp data is	26
and oxford and the	26
transcription and basic encoding	26
quality of tcp data	26
those which did not	26
illegibles were encoded as	26
will remain and some	26
between and available in	26
for transcription and basic	26
should be aware of	26
sent to external keying	26
have been issued variously	26
out by editorial teams	26
compelling reason to do	26
and those which did	26
the texts have been	26
a work was chosen	26
a partnership between the	26
in all likelihood such	26
the print record of	26
of creating the tcp	26
any remaining illegibles were	26
wide variety of subject	26
any assumptions that can	26
of every monographic english	26
reason to do so	26
mind that in all	26
are available at the	26
instances will never have	26
sets were sent to	26
corrected where possible up	26
to tei p using	26
guidelines are available at	26
mainly structural encoding based	26
publisher proquest to create	26
proquest to create accurately	26
have been looked at	26
of michigan and oxford	26
the filling in of	26
or tei g elements	26
a second or later	26
proquest via their early	26
during phase of the	26
and some readable characters	26
reflect the true nature	26
to external keying companies	26
bibliography of english literature	26
be made about the	26
the tei in libraries	26
texts based on the	26
cambridge bibliography of english	26
intended to range over	26
general aim of eebo	26
based on the image	26
on the image sets	26
elements of known extent	26
issued variously as sgml	26
creating the tcp texts	26
there was a compelling	26
and encoded texts based	26
their works are eligible	26
overall quality of tcp	26
notably latin and welsh	26
as illegible were corrected	26
unicode or tei g	26
can now take and	26
to page images in	26
marked as illegible were	26
data is very good	26
or for an anonymous	26
text strings within braces	26
based on the new	26
proofread for accuracy and	26
the universities of michigan	26
a number of works	26
keying companies for transcription	26
been issued variously as	26
simplify the filling in	26
with changes to facilitate	26
based on the text	26
large quantities of textual	26
chose to create diplomatic	26
tei in libraries guidelines	26
record of the period	26
ascii text with mnemonic	26
that can be made	26
of instances per text	26
project have been released	26
created during phase of	26
should bear in mind	26
over a wide variety	26
carried out by editorial	26
given to their original	26
the general aim of	26
or text strings within	26
characters will be marked	26
to create accurately transcribed	26
was intended to range	26
markup guidelines are available	26
texts created during phase	26
for accuracy and those	26
by university of nebraska	26
was chosen if there	26
and linked to page	26
images in accordance with	26
texts have been issued	26
number of works in	26
meet qa standards were	26
that in all likelihood	26
of the old standard	26
create accurately transcribed and	26
of a work was	26
into placeholder characters or	26
returned to the keyers	26
aimed to produce large	26
due credit and attribution	26
of gaps by user	26
of the project have	26
selection was based on	26
their early english books	26
project was divided into	26
first editions of a	26
level of the tei	26
encoded texts based on	26
public domain as of	26
the overall quality of	26
likelihood such instances will	26
on the text encoding	26
we respectfully request that	26
is a partnership between	26
and therefore of any	26
title published between and	26
a limit of instances	26
whichever is the greater	26
therefore chose to create	26
converting tcp files to	26
the text encoding initiative	26
users should bear in	26
standards were returned to	26
transformed into placeholder characters	26
michigan and oxford and	26
sets published by proquest	26
data within the usual	26
or elements to simplify	26
such instances will never	26
page images in accordance	26
or later edition of	26
accurately transcribed and encoded	26
published by proquest via	26
were corrected where possible	26
gaps by user contributors	26
readable characters will be	26
at by a tcp	26
a works in english	26
opposed to critical editions	26
which did not meet	26
bear in mind that	26
text with mnemonic sdata	26
of textual data within	26
print record of the	26
should make clear that	26
partnership between the universities	26
second or later edition	26
the value of the	26
were returned to the	26
a wide variety of	26
and sometimes a second	26
texts for their own	26
remaining illegibles were encoded	26
been released into the	26
while the overall quality	26
accuracy and those which	26
processes should make clear	26
in english were prioritized	26
to reflect the true	26
did not meet qa	26
files to tei p	26
was a compelling reason	26
range over a wide	26
was proofread for accuracy	26
are eligible for inclusion	26
in accordance with level	26
the new cambridge bibliography	26
elements to simplify the	26
of the process of	26
the image sets published	26
be aware of the	26
some readable characters will	26
as opposed to critical	26
have been transformed into	26
text creation partnership web	26
the text creation partnership	26
understanding these processes should	26
editorial teams in oxford	26
tcp files to tei	26
to a limit of	26
universities of michigan and	26
with mnemonic sdata character	26
all likelihood such instances	26
the usual project restraints	26
keying and markup guidelines	26
at the text creation	26
tcp aimed to produce	26
text selection was based	26
quality assurance was then	26
domain as of january	26
limit of instances per	26
the publisher proquest to	26
restraints of time and	26
phase of the project	26
and two carats allay	26
by proquest via their	26
of known extent have	26
attribution is given to	26
then their works are	26
up to a limit	26
linked to page images	26
possible up to a	26
were sent to external	26
filling in of gaps	26
accordance with level of	26
of a works in	26
and therefore chose to	26
in of gaps by	26
encoded and linked to	26
can be made about	26
illegible were corrected where	26
respectfully request that due	26
take and use these	26
tcp is to encode	26
tcp project was divided	26
true nature of the	26
within the usual project	26
and characters marked as	26
in mind that in	26
been transformed into placeholder	26
on the new cambridge	26
to their original source	26
tcp is a partnership	26
changes to facilitate morpho	26
but we respectfully request	26
have been released into	26
later edition of a	26
created by converting tcp	26
creation partnership web site	26
mnemonic sdata character entities	26
work was chosen if	26
teams in oxford and	26
therefore of any assumptions	26
been looked at by	26
structural encoding based on	26
of works in other	26
copies of the texts	26
was enhanced and or	26
image sets were sent	26
gap elements of known	26
and a pound weight	24
an ounce of silver	22
from time to time	22
in the time of	21
pound weight of silver	20
weight of gold of	20
reproduction of original in	19
for the most part	19
the dearth of things	19
ocm this keyboarded and	18
iv tiff page images	17
to the value of	17
value of the silver	17
of the price of	17
the gold and silver	17
a great part of	17
of gold of the	17
logarbo sampled and proofread	16
logarbo text and markup	16
estc r ocm this	16
mona logarbo sampled and	16
of the value of	16
r ocm this keyboarded	16
mona logarbo text and	16
iv tiff page image	16
is not to be	16
the value of money	15
at the end of	15
the officers of the	15
a pound weight troy	15
raising the value of	15
estc r this keyboarded	14
apex covantage keyed and	14
the original in the	14
of the original in	14
the same quantity of	14
covantage keyed and coded	14
r this keyboarded and	14
the summons of the	13
the rest of the	13
of twenty two carats	13
the price of the	13
the silver in the	13
reproduction of the original	13
the ballance of trade	13
of original in the	13
of the silver in	13
spi global keyed and	13
the value of our	13
the price of things	13
global keyed and coded	13
summons of the pipe	13
this part of the	12
and xml conversion a	12
to four per cent	12
the greatest part of	12
officers of the mint	12
that is to say	12
the time of king	12
clipt and counterfeit money	12
was master and worker	12
the pound weight of	12
the quantity of silver	12
the end of the	12
of the dearth of	12
after the rate of	12
the price of land	12
part of the world	12
grains and an half	12
the bank of england	12
shillings and three pence	12
abundance of gold and	12
the interest of money	11
as well as the	11
the price of our	11
the price of money	11
three grains and an	11
that the price of	11
the price of commodities	11
of twenty three carats	11
the use of the	11
a proportionable number of	11
it is to be	11
is at per cent	11
on the other side	11
as if it were	11
in proportion to the	11
of the gold and	11
and are to be	11
shillings and six pence	11
by reason of the	11
weight of silver of	11
so much of the	10
of six shillings and	10
honourable house of commons	10
to the end that	10
eighteen peny weight allay	10
six shillings and three	10
the weight of the	10
the value of all	10
the statute of h	10
for the amendment of	10
and eighteen peny weight	10
two peny weight fine	10
there can be no	10
of the said old	10
then in times past	10
of silver of the	10
in the reign of	10
at ten shillings apiece	10
a bushel of wheat	10
the price of silver	10
are to be sold	10
silver in the coin	10
to be paid in	9
eleven ounces two peny	9
the course of commodities	9
hundred pounds by tale	9
the amendment of the	9
at the time of	9
reddit compotum de l	9
the profits of the	9
gold of twenty two	9
the said old standard	9
may be called the	9
in the mean time	9
the old standard of	9
of gold of twenty	9
plenty or scarcity of	9
for the good of	9
the consideration of the	9
the charge of the	9
cause of the dearth	9
in proportion to its	9
of the silver coins	9
the honourable house of	9
gold and silver coins	9
and half a grain	9
and an half fine	9
brought into the exchequer	9
essay for the amendment	9
shillings and five pence	9
or a proportionable number	9
clipt or diminished moneys	8
three pounds by tale	8
tale one pound sterling	8
moneys and coyns of	8
the moneys and coyns	8
carats three grains and	8
three carats three grains	8
twenty three carats three	8
half an ounce of	8
pound weight troy of	8
parts of the world	8
quantitie of gold and	8
which may be called	8
are not to be	8
touching the moneys and	8
in the case of	8
and coyns of england	8
to make by tale	8
act touching the moneys	8
the firme of the	8
gold of the old	8
a letter to a	8
the standard of the	8
of our home commodities	8
to make good the	8
ounces two peny weight	8
an act touching the	8
the abundance of gold	8
weight and fineness to	8
a less quantity of	8
every pound weight of	8
at the rate of	8
and if it be	8
silver of the old	8
the payment of the	8
in weight and fineness	8
but to run for	8
in the great roll	8
for gold and silver	8
the loss of the	8
text has not been	7
restoring the text the	7
author or stationer meant	7
and metadata enrichments aim	7
thousand pounds per annum	7
curation by amateur and	7
metadata enrichments aim at	7
notes for div a	7
firme of the county	7
in the english short	7
textual changes and metadata	7
standard spellings that support	7
aim at restoring the	7
in the british library	7
indentures of the mint	7
by way of permutation	7
bring in their plate	7
text is an enriched	7
for the time being	7
original in the british	7
the great roll of	7
this text has not	7
the annotation includes standard	7
an enriched version of	7
a standardized format that	7
text the author or	7
tcp digital transcription a	7
changes and metadata enrichments	7
has not been fully	7
humbly offered to the	7
was coined into thirty	7
the rate of money	7
the reign of queen	7
to set a price	7
value of silver in	7
the text more computationally	7
aim at making the	7
and suitable for network	7
it into the mint	7
piece which may be	7
includes standard spellings that	7
ballance of our trade	7
a text in a	7
at restoring the text	7
text in a standardized	7
of king charles the	7
enrichments aim at making	7
text more computationally tractable	7
display of a text	7
in a standardized format	7
not been fully proofread	7
the value of l	7
to serve for the	7
in a pound weight	7
of the sheriffs accompts	7
making the text more	7
support the display of	7
be equal in weight	7
many walks of life	7
version of the tcp	7
enriched version of the	7
of silver and gold	7
of the money of	7
was coined into fourty	7
money is at per	7
will be sure to	7
digital transcription a of	7
by amateur and professional	7
textual changes aim at	7
based collaborative curation by	7
the price of their	7
transcription a of text	7
at making the text	7
at twenty shillings apiece	7
was to make by	7
six shillings and five	7
at the same rate	7
lords justices and council	7
the price of his	7
value of money in	7
the alteration of the	7
and on the other	7
that preserves archaic forms	7
money makes a man	7
the realme of england	7
format that preserves archaic	7
as much as the	7
been tokenized and linguistically	7
that made up the	7
eight shillings an ounce	7
the firma de proficuis	7
annotation includes standard spellings	7
or stationer meant to	7
thousand measures of land	7
text has been tokenized	7
out of the kingdom	7
to the honourable house	7
this text is an	7
of the tcp digital	7
the exportation of our	7
indenture of the mint	7
end users from many	7
in buying and selling	7
amateur and professional end	7
it ought to be	7
for the payment of	7
stationer meant to publish	7
equal in weight and	7
of a text in	7
standardized format that preserves	7
to the consideration of	7
been fully proofread approx	7
the author or stationer	7
between the king and	7
the tcp digital transcription	7
the text the author	7
reddit compotum de marc	7
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	7
the lowering of interest	7
to bring in their	7
the english short title	7
from many walks of	7
he or they shall	7
users from many walks	7
upon the great roll	7
to be coined into	7
the rate of interest	7
the price of exchange	7
the efficient cause of	7
by bills of exchange	7
the text has been	7
ten shillings by tale	7
when money is at	7
reign of queen elizabeth	7
of them will make	7
the display of a	7
tokenized and linguistically annotated	7
of the same silver	7
half a grain allay	7
the state of england	7
spellings that support the	7
the time of h	7
for the service of	7
collaborative curation by amateur	7
changes aim at restoring	7
professional end users from	7
at thirty shillings apiece	7
and linguistically annotated with	7
and professional end users	7
there will be more	7
the course of the	7
that support the display	7
for the use of	7
is an enriched version	7
the denomination of our	7
english short title catalog	7
of the old sterling	7
has been tokenized and	7
of which there shall	6
do not see how	6
of an ounce of	6
and silver to be	6
of the same standard	6
to the price of	6
vs and other nations	6
text r in the	6
it may not be	6
in respect of the	6
of the realme of	6
was to be coined	6
the property of the	6
the same weight of	6
at six per cent	6
crowns at five shillings	6
an ounce of siluer	6
to the standard of	6
price of our home	6
the advancement of the	6
of the pipe and	6
to be sold by	6
same quantity of silver	6
of it into the	6
amendment of the silver	6
which is to be	6
according to the statute	6
is the same thing	6
original text notes for	6
the price of lands	6
the gold and siluer	6
proportionable number of half	6
commons assembled in parliament	6
from the original text	6
the house of commons	6
of the lords of	6
the mint to be	6
than if it were	6
make in tale one	6
clerk of the pipe	6
a sufficient quantity of	6
gold of the said	6
of the statute of	6
an essay for the	6
a of text r	6
value of our money	6
it will not be	6
raise the value of	6
which there shall be	6
to the same effect	6
a benche of payment	6
i do not see	6
for the counties of	6
the name of the	6
loss to the nation	6
by the present standard	6
angels at ten shillings	6
the reign of king	6
be brought into the	6
to be made of	6
so much money as	6
the value of gold	6
of text r in	6
indenture to the same	6
the hands of the	6
money in the kingdom	6
the quantity of the	6
firme post terras datas	6
commissioners of the treasury	6
that there is no	6
in a great measure	6
the exportation of bullion	6
rule the course of	6
silver moneys of the	6
given in to the	6
aptara keyed and coded	6
for the course of	6
great part of the	6
every pound weight troy	6
the original text notes	6
on the one side	6
the gold or silver	6
the increase of the	6
text notes for div	6
the reformation of the	6
gold and silver to	6
shall be equal in	6
the clipt and counterfeit	6
in tale one pound	6
for want of trade	6
another indenture to the	6
proposals humbly offered to	6
r in the english	6
which shall be equal	6
and fineness to a	6
shillings and four pence	6
the true value of	6
the plenty or scarcity	6
the same shall be	5
the monies of other	5
of the quantity of	5
of the sheriffs firmes	5
measure of the value	5
that from henceforth no	5
of the consequences of	5
gone out of the	5
two shillings and six	5
the same standard silver	5
twenty five per cent	5
five hundred thousand pounds	5
as they stand in	5
for six shillings and	5
the ounce of silver	5
and three pence for	5
removed out of the	5
one bushel of wheat	5
old standard of twenty	5
the commons of the	5
coyn of this kingdom	5
printed in the year	5
two pounds ten shillings	5
of the same value	5
and to the end	5
and this is the	5
both for gold and	5
standard of the mint	5
roll of the pipe	5
with our home commodities	5
according to the present	5
stop of commerce during	5
of equal value to	5
the honnorable the commons	5
pence for the crown	5
old standard was to	5
eight hundred thousand pounds	5
the same effect with	5
upon it by the	5
for an ounce of	5
that it cannot be	5
parts of a peny	5
three pence for the	5
in the bodleian library	5
of king edward the	5
great roll of the	5
by virtue of the	5
ballance of their trade	5
proportion to its vent	5
of a peny weight	5
which is the same	5
the present circumstances of	5
for the maintenance of	5
one other piece which	5
a scarcity of money	5
that it will not	5
be twenty two carats	5
to keep up the	5
the wealth of the	5
honnorable the commons of	5
the lords justices and	5
to be twenty two	5
weight of sterling silver	5
weight of fine silver	5
standard silver in bullion	5
standard of twenty three	5
king edward the third	5
the th of march	5
the foot of six	5
the interest of the	5
moneys of the old	5
the annual revenue of	5
aduance the price of	5
of the rate of	5
of commerce during the	5
our gold and silver	5
and all other gold	5
reformation of the coin	5
high court of parliament	5
to the prejudice of	5
serve for the counties	5
pounds ten shillings by	5
the lords and commons	5
both gold and silver	5
in relation to the	5
two shillings by tale	5
is nothing else but	5
commerce during the re	5
the said rate of	5
from the west indies	5
as well as other	5
in order to be	5
is to be considered	5
of eleven ounces two	5
a great deal of	5
sovereigns at ten shillings	5
ought not to be	5
firma de proficuo comitatus	5
rest of the world	5
the enhauncing of the	5
five pence an ounce	5
the standard for the	5
eight shillings per ounce	5
seven shillings and six	5
the case of the	5
the same weight and	5
other piece which may	5
commons of the realme	5
the state of the	5
one and the same	5
which will be a	5
the silver of the	5
shillings and eight pence	5
of king henry the	5
in the same proportion	5
standard was to make	5
the lords of the	5
sovereigns at twenty shillings	5
of all sorts of	5
in the course of	5
if we do not	5
same weight and fineness	5
and according to the	5
if it be not	5
in the price of	5
gold and silver in	5
blazon or coat of	5
of any other commodity	5
to which i answer	5
certaine expedients by vvhich	5
with a sufficient quantity	5
in the mean while	5
original in the bodleian	5
the produce of our	5
the raising of the	5
lords of the treasury	5
to the present circumstances	5
the clerk of the	5
concerning certaine expedients by	5
an equal quantity of	5
the pound weight troy	5
of benches of loane	5
one hundred pounds by	5
the stop of commerce	5
or coat of arms	5
it will be a	5
wealth of the nation	5
is the quantity of	5
the high court of	5
the general notions of	5
in the treatise of	5
for the ease of	5
interest to per cent	5
expedients by vvhich the	5
to the honnorable the	5
a due consideration of	5
the commodities of the	5
in this part of	5
loss to the kingdom	5
with regard to the	5
the ballance of our	5
at this day the	5
book of the exchequer	5
foot of six shillings	5
of gold or silver	5
the product of our	5
in regard of the	5
our armies and fleet	5
to the mint to	5
the tower of london	5
indenture between the king	5
real and intrinsick value	5
to his own use	5
to six shillings and	5
into the hands of	5
the service of the	5
silver in the coins	5
into fourty four pounds	5
as all other commodities	5
the benefit of the	5
the pleasure of princes	5
into the exannual roll	5
for the value of	5
more goods than we	5
of the moneys of	5
any part of the	5
the money to be	5
so that we may	5
as soon as the	5
price of his commodities	5
according to the standard	5
the making of this	5
at five shillings apiece	5
greatest part of the	5
the quantity of money	5
the value of silver	4
concerning the standard of	4
according to the true	4
king edward the first	4
waight commeth to from	4
to carry on the	4
collection of some papers	4
as in times past	4
and applying them to	4
pound of sterling silver	4
commodities with our home	4
the extrinsick value of	4
the lord marquess of	4
sufficient quantity of bullion	4
for if that be	4
and silver moneys of	4
same weight of silver	4
them to the present	4
holding any weight less	4
of the trade of	4
to a minister of	4
price of their commodities	4
message to the parliament	4
of commodities for commodities	4
the real and intrinsick	4
permutation of commodities for	4
well as all other	4
i think no body	4
of the nature of	4
the price of other	4
by the fall of	4
original in the university	4
henceforth no moneys clipt	4
or one hundred thirty	4
and hence it is	4
as his majesty shall	4
the example of the	4
fabrication of the moneys	4
put a stop to	4
four pounds ten shillings	4
but on the contrary	4
will be a great	4
as it is now	4
at a lower rate	4
and the rest of	4
gentleman and a merchant	4
as custos or bayly	4
the rate of defects	4
by act of parliament	4
of sterling silver made	4
writ upon several occasions	4
can never be more	4
rents that made up	4
englands looking in and	4
call in their money	4
seventy two angels at	4
than it did before	4
annual revenue of the	4
the number of the	4
a short treatise touching	4
pound weight of the	4
of our own countrey	4
carrying on the war	4
siefring text and markup	4
is to be noted	4
table to know what	4
near as you can	4
which seems to be	4
concerning the manner of	4
which will not be	4
the present standard of	4
and carrying of it	4
forthwith printed and published	4
price of other things	4
complaint for want of	4
denomination of our coin	4
by the statute of	4
side with the cross	4
consideration of the present	4
of gold money of	4
that the charge of	4
to the said denominations	4
be forthwith printed and	4
the danger of the	4
who was an eminent	4
as the occasions of	4
assizes held at bury	4
the quantity of our	4
penny as near as	4
to from a farthing	4
england assembled in parliament	4
make the price of	4
or one hundred and	4
that an ounce of	4
it were to be	4
pearles and precious stones	4
wing l estc r	4
and of our reign	4
to the sum of	4
into fourty eight shillings	4
one other piece of	4
commodities of the realme	4
generall states of the	4
category of texts with	4
offered to the consideration	4
the subjects of england	4
the plenty of money	4
thirty seven shillings and	4
raise the price of	4
the year of our	4
from henceforth no moneys	4
the falling of interest	4
the citizens complaint for	4
set upon it by	4
seven and an half	4
by vvhich the state	4
in respect of one	4
of our reign the	4
some papers writ upon	4
to the foot of	4
england may reape notable	4
the same to the	4
coins are to be	4
five shillings by tale	4
we shall find that	4
the sheriffs firmes from	4
foure manner of wayes	4
brought into the mint	4
to the lord marquess	4
in the fabrication of	4
a discourse of the	4
will ensue on the	4
other piece of gold	4
was an eminent merchant	4
property of the interest	4
making of this act	4
which is called the	4
in a short time	4
for the forraine commodities	4
a hundred waight commeth	4
to this honourable house	4
value of the gold	4
as well as all	4
enhauncing of the price	4
of eight shillings an	4
betweene the gold and	4
that there is a	4
lord marquess of halyfax	4
at twenty years purchase	4
for a longer time	4
held at bury st	4
body of the county	4
of the number of	4
grains of the same	4
countrey gentleman and a	4
and six ounces allay	4
citizens complaint for want	4
on the west with	4
an eminent merchant in	4
may be pleased to	4
the occasions of the	4
applying them to the	4
a penny as near	4
as many millions as	4
that the value of	4
king charles the second	4
for a long time	4
proportion of money to	4
by indenture between the	4
judith siefring text and	4
only with this difference	4
of interest to per	4
dialogue between a countrey	4
six shillings eight pence	4
ounces of standard silver	4
be of equal value	4
a wing l estc	4
denomination of our money	4
a countrey gentleman and	4
the generall states of	4
in the summons of	4
against the dearth of	4
given under our signet	4
of england may reape	4
the good of the	4
lords and commons assembled	4
to know what a	4
proportionable number of them	4
or one hundred fourty	4
were masters and workers	4
be melted down and	4
if our money be	4
and commonwealth of england	4
to the honourable the	4
may it please your	4
written out to the	4
to be melted down	4
treatise touching sheriffs accompts	4
much of a penny	4
short treatise touching sheriffs	4
of our privy council	4
sheriffs firmes from the	4
that this act be	4
to be born by	4
or any other commodity	4
of this honourable house	4
a tryal of witches	4
do what you can	4
the want of coin	4
further attempt towards the	4
or ounces of silver	4
to be considered of	4
not to be doubted	4
of the profits of	4
pence in the pound	4
of six ounces fine	4
s d the ounce	4
by the author r	4
letter to a minister	4
for the vse of	4
the yeare of his	4
will be able to	4
of a penny as	4
yearly value of the	4
as much money as	4
the price of bullion	4
reign of king charles	4
vvhich the state of	4
the trade of the	4
general notions of money	4
this state and commonwealth	4
of the general notions	4
one ounce of silver	4
present circumstances of this	4
the th year of	4
pound weight of old	4
the clipt money is	4
great value of silver	4
under the title of	4
presented to the high	4
a farthing the pound	4
from a farthing the	4
so much as is	4
attempt towards the reformation	4
puts this text in	4
the bringing in of	4
in the yeare of	4
standard of eleven ounces	4
at the said rate	4
between a countrey gentleman	4
any weight less than	4
the yearly value of	4
if not speedily prevented	4
to the statute of	4
quantity of our money	4
attempted by way of	4
year of our lord	4
they stand in relation	4
of permutation of commodities	4
of coin and coinage	4
discourse of the general	4
a quantitie of gold	4
rate of defects per	4
said old standard was	4
the good of trade	4
to be currant at	4
will make in tale	4
the nature of the	4
nothing else but the	4
or out of what	4
state and commonwealth of	4
when it shall be	4
the canker of englands	4
to this i answer	4
and a pound of	4
gold and siluer for	4
in the next place	4
printer to his most	4
hundred waight commeth to	4
of the silver they	4
a further attempt towards	4
papers writ upon several	4
of their own countrey	4
towards the reformation of	4
so far as it	4
of the said pieces	4
within the compass of	4
dearth of all things	4
out of this kingdom	4
money of the kingdom	4
a dialogue between a	4
the said statute of	4
of our native commodities	4
in time of peace	4
the same proportion to	4
the raigne of king	4
a collection of some	4
the same according to	4
the assizes held at	4
circumstances of this nation	4
will be impossible for	4
a pound of silver	4
by such other name	4
part of the money	4
and arms on each	4
this text in the	4
old standard of eleven	4
paid into the exchequer	4
that part of the	4
as near as you	4
it is humbly proposed	4
words puts this text	4
court of parliament now	4
the answer of maister	4
but if it be	4
make much of a	4
coyns of gold and	4
drive the trade of	4
the charges of the	4
by the alteration of	4
commeth to from a	4
of parliament now assembled	4
rate of eight shillings	4
and that no person	4
what a hundred waight	4
state of england may	4
a table to know	4
piece of gold money	4
brought in to be	4
the same to be	4
money of the country	4
into three pounds by	4
of the mint in	4
the same in the	4
all other gold coins	4
the silver in our	4
period of the sheriffs	4
at the assizes held	4
fourty four pounds ten	4
the fabrication of the	4
be raised to the	4
weight of the old	4
i think there is	4
respect of one another	4
i doubt not but	4
by way of aphorism	4
to drive the trade	4
the rather for that	4
charged upon the sheriffs	4
six hundred thousand pounds	4
same according to the	4
use to four per	4
profits of the county	4
or by such other	4
yeare of his raigne	4
arms on each side	4
to the high court	4
angels of the old	4
a minister of state	4
the finenesse of the	4
that the rate of	4
shillings and two pence	4
of money to trade	4
in process of time	4
the melting down of	4
of england assembled in	4
the rise and fall	4
of some papers writ	4
it is evident that	4
of the same weight	4
know what a hundred	4
great part of their	4
king charles the first	4
it is humbly conceived	4
or two hundred sixty	4
to be brought in	4
in the university of	4
of the ballance of	4
and commons assembled in	4
if that be wanting	4
a proclamation for raising	4
to the good of	4
so low a rate	4
of silver in the	4
the course of exchange	4
the great value of	4
pictures and arms on	4
have been able to	3
and i think there	3
hence it is that	3
raise five hundred thousand	3
to be called the	3
transported out of this	3
in a very little	3
the purchase of lands	3
payment within this kingdom	3
in reference to the	3
charged upon particular persons	3
safe and easy method	3
was published an act	3
taken out of the	3
as i have before	3
of the humours of	3
it was in firme	3
of the summons of	3
humours of a coffee	3
method which will totally	3
if they have but	3
how they were answered	3
the necessaries or conveniencies	3
the rate of coyned	3
part of the loss	3
and as for the	3
for the making of	3
to lay down a	3
the standard of our	3
is it to be	3
of a bushel of	3
nations with whom we	3
tables of the value	3
mint within the tower	3
on the other hand	3
its quantity and vent	3
the first six months	3
ought to be raised	3
and so it is	3
the will of the	3
of those vicontiel rents	3
bounded on the west	3
and disadvantages of the	3
which i take to	3
that money may be	3
the black book of	3
when our coin was	3
which i humbly conceive	3
the maintenance of their	3
silver and gold to	3
merchant in the reign	3
time the moneys shall	3
all the clipt money	3
worth than it was	3
be employed in trade	3
the trade of any	3
that divers great summes	3
the english about their	3
the charge of coinage	3
edmund peckham and others	3
to return to the	3
at fifteen shillings apiece	3
one hundred fourty and	3
a commission to sir	3
or one pound of	3
with the advantages and	3
according to value for	3
of one of the	3
this text has no	3
raised to the foot	3
if we have too	3
when an ounce of	3
of silver in bullion	3
being paid into the	3
how money makes a	3
then we were wont	3
as shall be thought	3
ounce of silver is	3
of the money to	3
the said clipt money	3
firmes charged upon the	3
that it be too	3
if the price of	3
may be as well	3
the said denominations used	3
from place to place	3
according to the value	3
any sum or sums	3
that there will be	3
the land in rumney	3
if your money be	3
that one ounce of	3
proportion betweene the gold	3
per annum to the	3
a clause for preventing	3
for preventing the stop	3
the purchase of land	3
as it can be	3
we were wont to	3
the next thing is	3
efficient cause of the	3
coined into thirty six	3
make use of the	3
money ought to be	3
so long as the	3
less weight of bullion	3
to the laws and	3
with the addition of	3
the war against france	3
contrary to the laws	3
amendment of the gold	3
fees for execution of	3
the sheriffs firmes and	3
a modest offer of	3
preventing the further encrease	3
whether it be by	3
not brought into the	3
by a low exchange	3
and how they were	3
and wealth of the	3
the treasury for the	3
the value of any	3
for the county of	3
the statute of and	3
to be in the	3
a third part of	3
the medium of the	3
some forraigne species of	3
the scarcity of money	3
of the product of	3
expedients for preventing the	3
recorded as gap elements	3
in the first place	3
same ought to be	3
extrinsick value of the	3
rate of coyned gold	3
of the silver scots	3
and if we do	3
how much money is	3
to the nation by	3
that such an excessive	3
come from the west	3
exportation of our moneys	3
treatise of the canker	3
the commons of england	3
this day was published	3
here in this song	3
way of permutation of	3
for the space of	3
the aduancing of the	3
denominations used in accounts	3
in the last session	3
and commerce in general	3
as long as they	3
as it is in	3
on the east with	3
the proposal lately given	3
fineness to a present	3
pounds per centum per	3
reasons for the same	3
a further essay for	3
on each side as	3
a discourse of coin	3
without diminishing the species	3
commerce with other nations	3
not of the same	3
the said tally or	3
strumpets spend thy whole	3
concerning clipt and counterfeit	3
think it will be	3
that the sheriff should	3
rialls at fifteen shillings	3
some remarks upon the	3
the pipe and the	3
of late secretly conveyed	3
is more use for	3
now in force prohibiting	3
anent the inbringing of	3
in the first case	3
for when all is	3
also tables of the	3
further explaining the aphorisms	3
of his loving subjects	3
master of the mint	3
to be new coined	3
tallies of reward shall	3
the extrinsick value or	3
the money at home	3
of the money which	3
so long as there	3
mint with a sufficient	3
during the raigne of	3
said tally or bill	3
firme de proficuis comitatus	3
by the honourable sir	3
before the said sir	3
is a clause for	3
lord treasurer for the	3
off all hopes of	3
of the clipt moneys	3
with expedients for preventing	3
for so much as	3
all one as if	3
the greater part of	3
occasions of the publick	3
of the clipt money	3
crown gold of twenty	3
down the price of	3
in the coins of	3
in his gracious message	3
king henry the eighth	3
canker of englands common	3
it be too late	3
the abuses of our	3
for which the sheriff	3
lighter than the standard	3
is necessary to be	3
aduancing the price of	3
will be more money	3
which ought to be	3
by any other thing	3
dealings of all kinds	3
grains and a half	3
was coined into twenty	3
a pound by tale	3
less silver in it	3
the said office of	3
then make much of	3
laught to scorn in	3
eight shillings by tale	3
the statute of the	3
with respect to forreigners	3
money must go out	3
and that the new	3
charge of the government	3
a this text has	3
make by tale one	3
father of the great	3
the auditors of the	3
supply the want of	3
in force prohibiting the	3
the measure of trade	3
he has occasion for	3
of the said statute	3
pound of silver of	3
gold to be twenty	3
the want of things	3
hundred fourty and four	3
by a commission to	3
more than we export	3
importation of it into	3
one hundred thirty two	3
of the officers of	3
increase dealings of all	3
vnmasking of two paradoxes	3
part of our money	3
charged upon the sheriff	3
silver into the kingdom	3
that it may be	3
at four per cent	3
made up the sheriffs	3
with some remarks upon	3
to the use of	3
upon the bank of	3
in relation each to	3
and particularly to east	3
also some thoughts are	3
coined into one hundred	3
some considerations of the	3
it by the ounce	3
have been of late	3
gerrard de malynes merchant	3
greater part of the	3
with a replication vnto	3
c estc r ocm	3
shillings and nine pence	3
the fall of interest	3
dearth of things by	3
coins of this realm	3
black book of the	3
if i have been	3
eminent merchant in the	3
and the alteration of	3
be born either by	3
and raising as many	3
within the compasse of	3
preventing the stop of	3
one tenth of a	3
granted by former acts	3
humbly take leave to	3
coined into fourty eight	3
in respect of wheat	3
but laught to scorn	3
a singular care to	3
great impoverishing of the	3
remedy against the dearth	3
said denominations used in	3
of crown gold of	3
true ground of the	3
three grains and a	3
and easy method for	3
such a method of	3
to bring it to	3
will be a loss	3
the season of the	3
the price or value	3
all sorts of pearls	3
change with the changer	3
any sort of commodity	3
part of the profits	3
or sixty six half	3
a stop to the	3
as much or more	3
offer of some meet	3
and scarcitie of money	3
thousand four hundred and	3
is humbly proposed that	3
moneys shall be re	3
is not of the	3
of the vnited provinces	3
and the pound weight	3
sixty two shillings by	3
that the want of	3
these parts of the	3
as much silver for	3
firma de corpore comitatus	3
all robberies upon the	3
defects that were recorded	3
a very little time	3
twenty two pounds ten	3
the said pieces called	3
several duties granted by	3
an explanation of the	3
comitatus post terras datas	3
the rate of the	3
price of the same	3
further encrease of the	3
such other name as	3
plentie or scarcitie of	3
of the said statutes	3
the making of the	3
and angels of the	3
a proclamation appointing some	3
he taketh occasion to	3
with whom we deale	3
the value of things	3
to submit to the	3
for the publick good	3
and exceed the standard	3
six shillings and two	3
said statute of h	3
bring home from any	3
out of the realm	3
the best of the	3
lately given in to	3
text has no known	3
to be subject to	3
at the charge of	3
the one or the	3
if it were in	3
their own or neighbouring	3
that the foreign merchant	3
example of the prince	3
ounce of siluer being	3
hundred sixty four half	3
raising the denomination of	3
reason of the great	3
the body of the	3
out of the realme	3
and in this case	3
of the present parliament	3
one thousand four hundred	3
per centum per annum	3
thoughts are suggested for	3
elements at the time	3
other nations with whom	3
and the national land	3
silver of the said	3
supplying the mint with	3
necessary at this time	3
according to these propositions	3
containing an essay for	3
wing h estc r	3
be found out to	3
thirty three pounds by	3
wing c estc r	3
and increase dealings of	3
better thou wilt be	3
other gold coins now	3
the accompt of the	3
a great scarcity of	3
and there is no	3
pense royal blazon or	3
may reape notable advantage	3
divers summs of money	3
king francis the first	3
of a crown piece	3
money have been of	3
the currant price of	3
twenty in the hundred	3
deliuered out for one	3
set a price vnto	3
and when it is	3
title of firma comitatus	3
as the same shall	3
and by this means	3
to rise and fall	3
of the marchant exchange	3
all that is so	3
the laws and statutes	3
whereas information is given	3
whilst the clipt money	3
and parts of a	3
to the places where	3
from yeare to yeare	3
my reasons for the	3
as its quantity is	3
a safe and easy	3
in a letter to	3
of a great part	3
the badness of our	3
day was published an	3
the laws of england	3
do you think that	3
to the importation of	3
a pleasant new tune	3
and legal payments whatsoever	3
to a member of	3
on gold and silver	3
that all the new	3
will appear by the	3
grains and half fine	3
them will make the	3
being at per cent	3
crowns at two shillings	3
by the lords justices	3
of the great familie	3
as in the case	3
any place more goods	3
a great number of	3
fourty eight shillings by	3
as in the last	3
and four carats allay	3
the minds of the	3
the king and sir	3
and ballance of trade	3
at the example of	3
at a higher rate	3
sixth part of a	3
one pound of lawful	3
abuses of our money	3
the ounce of siluer	3
to be duly executed	3
the alteration of mony	3
have occasion to use	3
and falling in price	3
diminishing the species thereof	3
the author of the	3
pound weight of fine	3
the one and the	3
original in the harvard	3
good the coyn of	3
suggested for the remedying	3
gracious message to the	3
answer of maister iohn	3
the said clipt moneys	3
more or less of	3
valued at shillings pence	3
lowering of interest is	3
the statute of rutland	3
mans outcry for lack	3
remarks upon the bank	3
impoverishing of the realm	3
no known defects that	3
for taking off the	3
the title of firma	3
as bayly or custos	3
by the author of	3
of all the clipt	3
in the bankers hands	3
low rate of silver	3
as it is humbly	3
quantity of silver that	3
to scorn in all	3
the sheriffs firme of	3
to a necessity of	3
for the supply of	3
of the interest of	3
for want of money	3
as well as they	3
the value of your	3
that will attend the	3
the time of the	3
the court of exchequer	3
will not only be	3
weight of crown gold	3
firmes and gross summs	3
treasurer for the time	3
on the th of	3
fourth part of a	3
information is given unto	3
of it in england	3
ground of the matter	3
divers great summes of	3
interest is at per	3
royal blazon or coat	3
one fourth part of	3
that we bring home	3
and when there is	3
when they have occasion	3
is at this time	3
the time the moneys	3
act be forthwith printed	3
all the rest of	3
more money in tale	3
ballance of trade between	3
mal y pense royal	3
not at this time	3
or in the laws	3
of good and bad	3
the money of any	3
account of our common	3
when all is gone	3
as i said before	3
considerations of the consequences	3
relating to our money	3
thirty pounds by tale	3
the valuation of money	3
l estc r ocm	3
sort of light money	3
to the damage of	3
which they are to	3
they were written out	3
be born by the	3
and other nations with	3
de firma de corpore	3
the standard of england	3
to be got by	3
replication vnto the answer	3
it shall be thought	3
in the reigns of	3
at all to the	3
make good the coyn	3
an act for continuing	3
at this time to	3
the spanish and dutch	3
some thoughts are suggested	3
of the custome of	3
whom the people will	3
the high price of	3
as we haue noted	3
standing measure of the	3
payment of the army	3
scorn in all thy	3
auditors of the revenue	3
in a little time	3
his majesty shall appoint	3
a pretty high rate	3
from any place more	3
of raising our money	3
and raising the value	3
william petty his quantulumcunque	3
of gold to be	3
silver and gold in	3
to make use of	3
plate to be coined	3
vnto the answer of	3
that will ensue on	3
out of the said	3
been of late secretly	3
the vnmasking of two	3
by gerrard de malynes	3
be subject to the	3
petty his quantulumcunque concerning	3
betweene vs and other	3
printed for edward husband	3
humbly proposed that guineas	3
have now in england	3
put out of charge	3
honourable the commons of	3
we have now in	3
or two hundred and	3
by the want of	3
from being melted down	3
to be currant upon	3
less than a million	3
the indentures of the	3
if it be true	3
aboue the price of	3
the plate of the	3
the aforesaid time of	3
of the first year	3
y pense royal blazon	3
to value for value	3
out to the sheriff	3
exceed the standard in	3
to our money is	3
to the coin of	3
no tallies of reward	3
in times of peace	3
cash of the nation	3
be an advantage to	3
to the english about	3
for a pound sterling	3
number of them will	3
proposal to make good	3
encrease of the rate	3
english about their coyne	3
pounds per annum to	3
the same at the	3
rents of his county	3
of maister iohn bodine	3
gold coins now currant	3
the same should be	3
that it is the	3
on the war against	3
the pound of sterling	3
which will totally prevent	3
which was to be	3
that were recorded as	3
amongst us at home	3
to the parliament of	3
than it is now	3
into thirty pounds by	3
gap elements at the	3
more worth than the	3
can it be thought	3
of the lowering of	3
the second yeare pound	3
a wing c estc	3
of the vicontiel rents	3
humbly offered to lay	3
the wisdom of the	3
one half of the	3
the custome of the	3
prevent all robberies upon	3
treasury for the time	3
the money of england	3
the sixth part of	3
statutes now in force	3
duties granted by former	3
the king and his	3
and at the same	3
the proportion betweene the	3
three shillings and four	3
like quantitie of gold	3
the money in the	3
and there will be	3
rise and fall thereof	3
plenty of money in	3
the loss by the	3
be very useful in	3
ease of his loving	3
the third and fourth	3
is the efficient cause	3
the most part of	3
they are to be	3
as if he had	3
species of gold and	3
a replication vnto the	3
the former of these	3
but the truth is	3
are suggested for the	3
about their coyne and	3
king iames the first	3
there will be no	3
us and our neighbours	3
in their own or	3
and the great roll	3
of the proposal lately	3
to account to the	3
to the great impoverishing	3
there is no more	3
for lack of money	3
value of the land	3
be made of the	3
be paid into the	3
the inbringing of money	3
as also tables of	3
constantly in their hands	3
of silver in this	3
they were answered in	3
where we do liue	3
money is necessary to	3
the loss that will	3
be able to make	3
statute of and e	3
the mint with a	3
of the west indies	3
ballance of trade to	3
to coin the pound	3
particularly to east india	3
that half an ounce	3
summs of money which	3
coined into fourty four	3
home from any place	3
published an act for	3
if it were not	3
to carry the same	3
in the name of	3
the gouernment of the	3
no better thou wilt	3
possible for us to	3
disadvantages of the rise	3
and an half of	3
the further encrease of	3
sir edmund peckham and	3
for money in specie	3
ought to be made	3
own or neighbouring nations	3
the people will imitate	3
one time with another	3
weight and allay of	3
is to be paid	3
spend thy whole estate	3
ballance of trade is	3
order of the court	3
to be remaining in	3
one hundred thousand pounds	3
that it is necessary	3
with the opinion of	3
the second general head	3
and this may be	3
at six shillings eight	3
in the kingdom of	3
than by any other	3
to raise the value	3
for carrying on the	3
the increase of money	3
proclamation for raising the	3
to be paid for	3
less quantity of money	3
relation each to other	3
interest to four per	3
above one third part	3
in the pound weight	3
of silver in england	3
during the time the	3
offered to the honourable	3
low valuation of silver	3
be regulated by law	3
to have their returns	3
coin of this kingdom	3
appointing some forraigne species	3
three grains and half	3
money in proportion to	3
with a letter to	3
for supplying the want	3
and that the same	3
as it will be	3
the chamber of the	3
raising as many millions	3
and in the mean	3
the consequences of the	3
more gold and siluer	3
into the mint at	3
a gain to the	3
the master of the	3
report containing an essay	3
down a method which	3
well as other things	3
short account of our	3
to supply the present	3
it will be impossible	3
price or value of	3
so much loss to	3
the remedying the abuses	3
tendred to the english	3
choose to have their	3
things within themselues in	3
the plenty of the	3
forraigne species of gold	3
of standard silver in	3
time of king edward	3
ouer and aboue the	3
concerning the falling of	3
end of the first	3
the rent of land	3
this act be forthwith	3
coined into thirty pounds	3
parts of the kingdom	3
i dare not stir	3
of money and bullion	3
causes of the dearth	3
that the king and	3
enough to drive the	3
act for continuing several	3
the allay of sterling	3
necessaries or conveniencies of	3
fixing so low a	3
of some meet considerations	3
rising and falling in	3
consequences of the lowering	3
more then in times	3
the great impoverishing of	3
i take to be	3
of the new money	3
it into the kingdom	3
one and the other	3
it was in the	3
the want of money	3
either by way of	3
to which is added	3
with some observations thereupon	3
before the reign of	3
produce of our trade	3
of the body of	3
would be very useful	3
the money of a	3
be discharged of all	3
value of your money	3
and one other piece	3
weight of the pieces	3
the greater quantity of	3
of the treasury for	3
will buy as much	3
will totally prevent all	3
to the present scarcity	3
by what i have	3
within the tower of	3
a report containing an	3
or bills of exchange	3
shall be obliged to	3
the land to be	3
as much as they	3
remedying the abuses of	3
the prime cost of	3
in the red book	3
which by the way	3
due consideration of the	3
the excessiue trade of	3
it at the mint	3
with a short account	3
carried out of the	3
by the present indenture	3
those that are in	3
lay down a method	3
proclamation appointing some forraigne	3
if i mistake not	3
of money in proportion	3
every one of these	3
money of a country	3
less of any commodity	3
and xml conversion the	3
act anent the inbringing	3
of the publick may	3
time of king henry	3
taking off the chimney	3
supplying the want of	3
of money in the	3
less quantity of silver	3
into thirty six pounds	3
and five pence an	3
has no known defects	3
between us and our	3
majesties order for taking	3
the true ground of	3
but if we will	3
relates to the exportation	3
of the interest money	3
commons of england assembled	3
on the east side	3
whereby the price of	3
offered to lay down	3
was the price of	3
the publick may require	3
god save the king	3
it is necessary to	3
of all the world	3
entire firme de proficuis	3
of the office of	3
but i do not	3
to reduce it to	3
as much as it	3
less worth than it	3
five pound per cent	3
of those who have	3
commission to sir edmund	3
millions as the occasions	3
three pounds two shillings	3
his majesties order for	3
and the other pieces	3
for the gold and	3
the humours of a	3
method for supplying the	3
a method which will	3
money in any country	3
together with a short	3
out of the same	3
of money by them	3
of money have been	3
the want of a	3
pound weight of crown	3
be sure to have	3
of the rise and	3
letter to a member	3
for the remedying the	3
for as much as	3
a good part of	3
loss that will ensue	3
to answer the defect	3
has the nature of	3
from the ballance of	3
of the said places	3
in all thy poverty	3
value of our coin	3
i have endeavoured to	3
the number of buyers	3
his gracious message to	3
silver to be current	3
will it not be	3
and siluer for commodities	3
two angels at ten	3
each side as the	3
of the bad money	3
silver out of the	3
piece by the present	3
or commissioners of the	3
other name as his	3
an act of parliament	3
to the exportation of	3
but so much money	3
for continuing several duties	3
the benches of loane	3
gives the value to	3
of money in any	3
the king and the	3
the coyn of this	3
in payment within this	3
monies of other countries	3
if it be said	3
the opinion of mr	3
and the proper methods	3
name as his majesty	3
the father of the	3
of the house of	3
is less worth than	3
ounce of siluer was	3
totally prevent all robberies	3
in the payment of	3
silver in this part	3
it has the nature	3
the trade of england	3
were recorded as gap	3
highly tend to the	3
our money must go	3
for it is to	3
great summes of money	3
and six hundred thousand	3
should be able to	3
easy method for supplying	3
shillings for a pound	3
wherein also some thoughts	3
all the new moneys	3
gold and siluer now	3
side as the former	3
silver in our coins	3
aduancing of the price	3
instance in the trade	3
it will highly tend	3
clause for preventing the	3
hundred thirty two crowns	3
at a low rate	3
to the increase of	3
the parliament of england	3
pound weight of sterling	3
the entire firme de	3
the time of transcription	3
shall think fit to	3
and supplying the mint	3
are more or less	3
ralph rowlett and martin	3
and transported out of	3
in the times of	3
summes of money have	3
part of the said	3
known defects that were	3
be a loss to	3
a member of parliament	3
it please your honour	3
continuing several duties granted	3
allay of sterling silver	3
so much of our	3
of the canker of	3
necessary to have the	3
good of the common	3
and summs of money	3
of the silver moneys	3
a million of money	3
the importation of it	3
the county of suffolk	3
and statutes now in	3
in the new money	3
the necessities of the	3
shillings eight pence apiece	3
of the said half	3
the values of the	3
land at twenty years	3
advantages and disadvantages of	3
outcry for lack of	3
when it comes to	3
workers of the mint	3
armies and fleet abroad	3
order for taking off	3
and the officers of	3
present indenture of the	3
several parts of the	3
and complement of money	3
the old standard into	3
the product of his	3
ounce of starling siluer	3
carrying of it into	3
the reason whereof is	3
the trade of a	3
three pence per pound	3
far as it relates	3
many millions as the	3
the ease of his	3
as it relates to	3
of the goodness of	3
raising the rate of	3
be called the half	3
shall find that the	3
silver in it than	3
to receive the same	3
the indenture of the	3
to a pleasant new	3
to be currant in	3
for preventing the further	3
is deliuered out for	3
the coins of the	3
pounds by tale of	3
the sale of our	3
to the right honourable	3
interest of money was	3
a proposal to make	3
for raising the rate	3
of our gold and	3
in this song good	3
commodities for money in	3
tend to the good	3
value of all sorts	3
course of the same	3
a wing h estc	3
price of silver in	3
in the vnmasking of	3
received in payment within	3