quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the prince of orange	979
the rest of the	436
the duke of alva	423
at the same time	368
on the other side	367
by reason of the	363
the king of spain	325
early english books online	322
of the united provinces	308
the duke of parma	299
the king of france	240
in the mean time	237
in the province of	226
for the most part	169
of the prince of	167
to the king of	167
to the duke of	164
of the king of	162
the states of holland	161
the greatest part of	155
the beginning of the	151
to the prince of	150
of the duke of	147
the name of the	146
the states of the	141
characters represented either as	140
represented either as utf	140
of the house of	135
a great number of	132
the prince of parma	132
the prince of aurange	129
by the duke of	123
the government of the	122
of the states general	121
in the name of	119
in the time of	119
in the beginning of	116
and the rest of	115
is not to be	112
by the prince of	111
to the number of	111
the end of the	110
the hands of the	106
the king of great	106
the queen of england	104
to the end that	104
under the command of	102
in the meane time	102
the deputies of the	99
the dominion of the	95
the king of england	95
all the rest of	91
as well as the	90
that the king of	89
general of the united	88
the house of austria	88
in the middle of	88
to the terms of	87
states general of the	87
a great part of	87
notes for div a	85
on the one side	85
according to the terms	85
text can be copied	84
providing financial support to	84
and encoded edition of	84
institutions providing financial support	84
about the end of	84
images scanned from microfilm	84
is available for reuse	84
and markup reviewed and	84
phase i text is	84
the early english books	84
support to the early	84
the work described above	84
text is available for	84
financial support to the	84
assigned for keying and	84
and coded from proquest	84
i text is available	84
this phase i text	84
all without asking permission	84
encoded text transcribed from	84
for keying and markup	84
tcp assigned for keying	84
encoded edition of the	84
to the early english	84
the terms of creative	84
english books online text	84
terms of creative commons	84
by the institutions providing	84
described above is co	84
this keyboarded and encoded	84
books online text creation	84
the text can be	84
keyboarded and encoded edition	84
edition of the work	84
work described above is	84
markup reviewed and edited	84
from proquest page images	84
keyed and coded from	84
the institutions providing financial	84
text and markup reviewed	84
coded from proquest page	84
even for commercial purposes	84
online text creation partnership	84
owned by the institutions	84
of the work described	84
the other side of	84
the number of the	83
my lords the states	82
the council of state	81
the mouth of the	81
in a short time	81
the states general of	80
at the end of	80
upon the coast of	80
with the rest of	79
by the name of	79
of the province of	78
united provinces of the	77
lords the states general	77
and on the other	76
side of the river	76
in the first place	76
of the reformed religion	76
by sea and land	75
for the space of	75
into the hands of	73
the conclusion of the	72
other side of the	72
and those which did	71
in the midst of	71
be aware of the	71
was divided into two	71
are a number of	71
the said lords the	71
by the king of	71
there are a number	71
iv tiff page images	71
that can be made	71
reason to do so	71
not being able to	71
of the tei in	70
companies for transcription and	70
text strings within braces	70
the usual project restraints	70
sets were sent to	70
each text was proofread	70
in all likelihood such	70
take and use these	70
characters will be marked	70
of the process of	70
language title published between	70
transcribed and encoded texts	70
included and sometimes a	70
and therefore of any	70
of any assumptions that	70
the text creation partnership	70
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title published between and	70
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images in accordance with	70
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create accurately transcribed and	70
record of the period	70
keying companies for transcription	70
and available in eebo	70
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selection was based on	70
quantities of textual data	70
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processes should make clear	70
of instances per text	70
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likelihood such instances will	70
or corrected and characters	70
changes to facilitate morpho	70
were corrected where possible	70
or later edition of	70
linked to page images	70
unicode or text strings	70
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due credit and attribution	70
some readable characters will	70
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will remain and some	70
to external keying companies	70
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have been transformed into	70
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in the mean while	68
so much the more	67
the rest of his	66
from time to time	66
greatest part of the	66
at the beginning of	65
said lords the states	65
and at the same	64
of the kingdom of	64
of the states of	64
by reason of their	64
of the low countries	64
the chief city of	63
the power of the	63
as if they had	63
the king his master	63
the king of spaine	63
as hath been said	63
with the king of	62
and the prince of	62
the state of the	61
with the duke of	61
of the golden fleece	61
ocm this keyboarded and	61
parts of the world	61
the side of the	60
r ocm this keyboarded	59
and the duke of	59
the united provinces of	59
estc r ocm this	59
states of the vnited	59
the most christian king	59
was one of the	59
out of the low	59
with the prince of	58
the history of the	58
the affairs of the	58
of the vnited prouinces	58
to make use of	58
the lords of the	58
provinces of the netherlands	58
the affairs of flanders	58
the order of the	58
one of the most	58
to the house of	57
that they should not	57
for the defence of	57
in the same manner	57
the subjects of the	57
the prince of conde	57
don iohn of austria	57
one and the same	57
after the death of	57
the king of navar	56
king of great britain	56
the king of spains	56
assembly of the states	55
the authority of the	55
dominion of the sea	55
that they might be	55
at the head of	54
the king of denmark	54
by little and little	54
was not to be	54
that it was not	54
the middle of the	54
on both sides of	53
of so great a	53
the fury of the	53
the lords the states	52
the head of the	52
a great deal of	52
the kings of england	52
to the states of	52
the earl of leicester	52
the army of the	52
both by sea and	52
as soon as the	52
one of the greatest	51
in the government of	51
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reproduction of original in	51
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is one of the	50
about the beginning of	49
states of holland and	49
it is to be	49
and to that end	49
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the governour of the	48
that there was no	48
the condition of the	48
as if he had	48
that the prince of	48
in so much as	48
prince of orange and	48
states of the united	47
the death of the	47
it was to be	47
governour of the low	47
of horse and foot	47
as soon as they	46
of holland and zealand	46
the province of flanders	46
a part of the	46
the mean time the	46
the consent of the	46
they were forced to	45
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great part of the	45
of the vnited provinces	45
of the said lords	45
that he could not	45
both sides of the	45
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the greatness of the	45
that he would not	45
prince of orange his	45
the king and the	44
not so much as	44
and the king of	44
the inhabitants of the	44
the province of holland	44
the other side the	44
provinces of the low	44
not far from the	44
the nature of the	44
the soveraignty of the	43
the master of the	43
in the kingdom of	43
against the king of	43
part of the world	43
of holland and west	42
the duke of alanson	42
that the duke of	42
were not able to	42
government of the low	42
near to the city	42
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that they could not	42
the defence of the	42
the rest of their	42
the king of spayne	41
for a long time	41
the east and west	41
that they would not	41
if they had been	40
for the king of	40
the same time the	40
of the states generall	40
his majesty and the	40
by the help of	40
the chief of the	40
one thousand six hundred	40
in the city of	40
out of the town	40
the most part of	39
the strength of the	39
the cause of the	39
on the right hand	39
vnder the conduct of	39
as if it were	39
the possession of the	39
his most christian majesty	39
prince of orange was	39
from the king of	39
the dutchess of parma	39
the same manner as	39
an account of the	38
and the next day	38
by the way of	38
of the city of	38
with the loss of	38
under the pretence of	38
on the left hand	38
and from thence to	38
by reason of his	38
but the duke of	38
at the siege of	38
the body of the	38
as soon as he	38
as much as they	37
knights of the golden	37
to return to the	37
the crown of spain	37
of the kings of	37
and those of the	37
that it would be	37
the whole course of	37
of all sorts of	37
that it might be	37
the use of the	37
early in the morning	37
till such time as	37
the taking of the	37
of one of the	37
a good number of	36
of the united netherlands	36
and this is the	36
deputies of the estates	36
my lord of essex	36
the knights of the	36
between him and the	36
this mean while the	36
that is to say	36
beginning of the year	36
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the councell of state	35
the house of nassau	35
the empire of china	35
the councel of trent	35
to be seen in	35
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of the towne of	35
the councel of state	35
and that they should	35
with those of the	35
of the said treaty	34
to the custom of	34
of the late treaty	34
the emperour charles the	34
as far as the	34
the court of the	34
of the order of	34
after the manner of	34
the business of the	34
of charles the fifth	34
one and the other	34
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it will not be	34
the officers of the	34
the foot of the	34
of the town of	34
a description of the	34
to come to the	33
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of the council of	33
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with all manner of	33
of those that were	33
the conduct of the	33
if it had been	33
of the people of	33
the place where the	33
that they might not	32
the province of xensi	32
the prince of oranges	32
the honour of the	32
not be able to	32
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he was forced to	32
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the walls of the	32
and that he might	32
and that it was	32
to the prejudice of	32
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the trade of the	32
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the house of commons	32
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as much as he	32
of the clocke in	31
one of the chiefest	31
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spi global keyed and	31
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they came to the	31
in the east indies	31
global keyed and coded	31
and the states general	31
to boot with the	31
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in time of peace	31
the people of the	31
on the th of	31
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one of the chief	31
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the kingdom of tunquin	31
to raise the siege	30
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the end of this	30
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all parts of the	30
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the house of burgundy	30
the church of england	30
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the siege of ostend	30
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general of the horse	30
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the princes of the	29
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of the said king	29
thousand six hundred and	29
with all sorts of	29
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king of great brittaigne	29
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of the state of	28
of the kings men	28
in the united provinces	28
king of spain and	28
in the kings name	28
on each side of	28
that it should be	28
the general of the	28
rest of the army	28
generall of the horse	28
text notes for div	28
the wars of flanders	28
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the original text notes	28
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that there should be	27
to charles the fifth	27
but to return to	27
the midst of the	27
the behalf of the	27
for the use of	27
company of the netherlands	27
in the heat of	27
the name of a	27
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which were to be	27
on the other hand	27
to the king and	27
that they did not	27
apex covantage keyed and	27
in reference to the	27
in the next place	27
in the moneth of	27
and that he had	27
in the isle of	27
if there be any	27
stands upon the river	27
those of the towne	27
the towne and castle	27
the names of the	27
as i said before	27
deputies of the states	27
into the province of	27
a man of great	27
one of the best	27
covantage keyed and coded	27
and as to the	27
order of the golden	27
from the duke of	27
end of the year	27
it ought to be	26
by word of mouth	26
the province of chekiang	26
reproduction of the original	26
to enter into the	26
when they came to	26
upon the banks of	26
between them and the	26
third part of the	26
the banks of the	26
the duke of savoy	26
that there is no	26
to be of the	26
part of the country	26
the force of the	26
of the original in	26
the heads of the	26
the king of navarre	26
and that they might	26
of the wars of	26
reason of the great	26
aptara keyed and coded	26
had like to have	26
mona logarbo text and	26
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put an end to	26
of the councel of	26
of the siege of	26
and that they were	26
the king and his	26
the protection of the	26
logarbo text and markup	26
and to that purpose	26
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the benefit of the	26
the opinion of the	26
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the heat of the	26
as much as the	26
the forces of the	26
of their own accord	25
each side of the	25
they could not be	25
and as it were	25
ought to have been	25
one thousand five hundred	25
by the advice of	25
it was impossible to	25
upon the top of	25
that he might have	25
in the assembly of	25
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mona logarbo sampled and	25
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so many and so	25
logarbo sampled and proofread	25
of the low countreys	25
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the duke of cleves	25
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to the court of	25
every one of them	25
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the said envoy extraordinary	25
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at the time of	25
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chief city of the	25
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year of our lord	25
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army of the league	25
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william prince of orange	25
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to the french king	24
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the high and mighty	24
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most part of the	24
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king of great brittain	24
history of the wars	24
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to the laws of	24
count william of nassau	24
dominion of the seas	24
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prince of orange to	24
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to do the like	24
from the prince of	24
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of the knights of	24
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the crown of england	24
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mouth of the river	23
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the coast of africa	23
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imperial city of peking	23
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lords the states of	22
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the duke of medina	22
the right of the	22
the duke du mayn	22
the bishop of munster	22
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the coming of the	22
a man of a	22
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the good of the	22
the part of the	22
for the preservation of	22
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the remainder of the	22
the liberty of the	22
are to be sold	22
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a clock in the	22
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part of the city	22
with his whole army	22
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to be doubted but	22
the earle of leycester	22
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between the king and	22
to all the world	22
subjects of the said	22
in the year of	22
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the crown of france	22
the vnited netherland prouinces	22
the whole body of	22
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out of their own	22
to be given to	22
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the duke of alua	21
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within a few dayes	21
of the whole empire	21
in time of war	21
them out of the	21
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out of the netherlands	21
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of the lord of	21
to be made in	21
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of the brittish seas	21
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of the family of	21
the province of quangsi	21
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to the same purpose	21
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between the two crowns	21
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as well by the	21
of original in the	21
my lords the generall	21
side of the city	21
of spain and the	21
between his majesty and	21
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a treaty of peace	21
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obedience to the king	21
to be able to	21
leo ab aitzma p	21
the king of the	21
the violence of the	21
the loss of the	21
prince maurice of nassau	21
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the contents of the	21
to the city of	21
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one side of the	21
one of the first	21
of the regiment of	21
the magistrates of the	21
the advice of the	21
lords the generall states	21
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the third part of	21
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the coast of flanders	21
the passage of the	21
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things necessary for the	20
duke of parma was	20
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the court of spain	20
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state of the united	20
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of the isle of	20
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the isle of bommell	20
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of the vnited netherland	20
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conclusion of the late	20
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the duke of guise	20
duke of alva was	20
be one of the	20
in the same year	20
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the imperial city of	20
the report of the	20
upon the side of	20
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with some of the	20
the provinces of flanders	20
as the prince of	20
out of his own	20
the space of two	20
of the history of	20
the king of spaines	20
of the king and	20
yours of the th	20
the left side of	20
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the treaty of peace	20
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some part of the	20
the custom of the	20
being come to the	20
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to the government of	20
the province of kiangsi	20
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both horse and foot	20
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for the security of	20
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part of his forces	19
of all the provinces	19
the duke of anjou	19
in any part of	19
duke of parma had	19
so long as they	19
to the law of	19
as also of the	19
as they had done	19
so as they were	19
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of holland and zeland	19
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lords of the council	19
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a cessation of arms	19
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the heart of the	19
much as they could	19
cape of good hope	19
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the generall of the	19
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the time of his	19
in the prince of	19
soveraignty of the sea	19
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he the said envoy	19
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part of the army	19
of the lords the	19
of all manner of	19
foot and a half	19
great sum of money	19
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which are to be	19
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don john of austria	19
to give an account	19
to the crown of	19
and the same time	19
a league with the	19
the dutchy of cleves	19
the most of them	19
subjects of his majesty	19
that it is a	19
the parliament of england	19
to enter into a	19
for the loss of	19
the states generall of	19
the province of xantung	19
in the british library	19
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name of the states	19
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to the queen of	19
taking of the towne	19
a quarter of a	19
of them in the	19
the valour of the	19
be seen in the	19
upon the score of	19
the said king and	19
what was to be	19
the law of nations	19
rest of the provinces	19
when the prince of	19
made himself master of	19
of the councell of	19
of the said moneth	19
to joyn with the	19
his father charles the	19
as it were in	19
one or the other	19
the form of a	19
on the left side	19
the fathers of our	18
original in the british	18
the ruine of the	18
of the high and	18
which is to be	18
the provinces of the	18
where there is a	18
were for the most	18
in that part of	18
that the king had	18
that the states general	18
to fall into the	18
might be the more	18
it would not be	18
high and mighty lords	18
of the race of	18
the hollanders and zealanders	18
under the obedience of	18
in regard of their	18
as much as in	18
the princes of orange	18
so as it was	18
said king and states	18
up and down the	18
of men and money	18
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that they had not	18
to the siege of	18
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fathers of our society	18
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the progress of the	18
between france and spain	18
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of the same month	18
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of the king his	18
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the interest of the	18
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states generall of the	18
the course of the	18
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the hearts of the	18
within sight of the	18
the kings of france	18
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the word of god	18
vnder the commaund of	18
such time as the	18
the church and king	18
the day of the	18
the knowledge of the	18
one time or other	18
of the dutch affaires	18
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the one or the	18
to my lords the	18
the north side of	18
of the catholick religion	18
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you an account of	18
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as they could not	18
the governours of provinces	18
in matter of religion	18
as well in the	18
father charles the fifth	18
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by land and sea	18
the said generall norice	18
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by charles the fifth	18
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of the whole world	18
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of the society of	18
for the safety of	18
the society of iesus	18
of the lords of	18
to be done by	18
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in the same place	17
so much as a	17
the entrance of the	17
to make a peace	17
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by those of the	17
at one time or	17
part of the town	17
as it were a	17
it shall not be	17
on the right side	17
the necessity of the	17
of the united states	17
so soon as the	17
the defence of their	17
many of his men	17
to take up arms	17
for the raising of	17
of the most considerable	17
a town in the	17
at home and abroad	17
history of the dutch	17
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by the hands of	17
where it was most	17
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on the east side	17
as they ought to	17
was to be done	17
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knight of the golden	17
present state of the	17
the point of the	17
to them by the	17
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of the enemies horse	17
the treaty at breda	17
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to the subjects of	17
the management of the	17
in the house of	17
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the duke of luxemburg	17
those of the town	17
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the death of his	17
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the administration of the	17
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the enemy in the	17
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the quality of the	17
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majesty of great britain	17
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book of the history	17
part of his army	17
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that on the contrary	17
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to give way to	17
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the same time that	17
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by the united provinces	17
the town and castle	17
i know not whether	17
his majesty of great	17
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from them by the	17
to the united provinces	16
clock in the afternoon	16
of those of the	16
that the people of	16
upon the coasts of	16
the law of nature	16
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so long as the	16
conclusion of the treaty	16
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the request of the	16
the truth of the	16
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the people of this	16
to the elector of	16
charles prince of spain	16
to relieve the town	16
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the united provinces in	16
of the french king	16
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the grace of god	16
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the earl of essex	16
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of the dutch in	14
the cause of religion	14
the king his brother	14
the daughter of the	14
of the best of	14
to be done in	14
the said lords states	14
the citadel of antwerp	14
they thought fit to	14
and to the king	14
the time to come	14
the siege of leyden	14
text r in the	14
the borders of the	14
that they had no	14
that they shall not	14
other part of the	14
to take away the	14
been fully proofread approx	14
of the like nature	14
may be said to	14
with so great a	14
that most of the	14
as he could not	14
the men of war	14
lords of the admiralty	14
to have been the	14
they were not able	14
there was a great	14
against the prince of	14
the coast of guiny	14
some troops of horse	14
and many of them	14
the terms of a	14
for the time to	14
the space of three	14
the charges of the	14
with a strong castle	14
at what time the	14
that in a short	14
forth of the towne	14
the title of the	14
all means possible to	14
the frontiers of france	14
a of text r	14
the glory of god	14
be of the same	14
to the emperour maximilian	14
the resolution of the	14
by the kings men	14
that he had no	14
the one and twentieth	14
they were constrained to	14
that are to be	14
as well as they	14
to the end of	14
was governour of the	14
for the support of	14
of a great many	14
that lay in the	14
the subject of the	14
as the king of	14
on the coast of	14
in the execution of	14
will not be amiss	14
which by reason of	14
commands over seven cities	14
that he might make	14
but the kings men	14
the name of his	14
r in the english	14
of that which is	14
the next day after	14
by reason of this	14
as those of the	14
the directors of the	14
there was no other	14
and for the better	14
it was thought that	14
an end to the	14
that he should have	14
he could not be	14
out of the field	14
of the government of	14
it may not be	14
of their own country	14
order from the king	14
lords the states generall	14
took upon him the	14
but as to the	14
which could not be	14
season of the year	14
the king would have	14
came out of the	14
they were at last	14
from the states general	14
regard of the great	14
of men of war	14
not in the least	14
as soon as might	14
from the top of	14
the prince and his	14
with a kind of	14
general of the artillery	14
monsieur de la motte	14
would by no means	14
upon the death of	14
by how much they	14
be made in the	14
great pitie t is	14
to make himself master	14
he might the better	14
it is a very	14
it is impossible to	14
as it is now	14
on the one and	14
duke of alva to	14
should not be able	14
not been able to	14
a bridge ouer the	14
from all parts to	14
slew many of them	14
and a great number	14
by the loss of	14
if it should be	14
by the same way	14
for one of the	14
the tops of the	14
they might be the	14
the faction of the	14
of the treaty of	14
to put an end	14
his letters to the	14
which they had taken	14
that they may be	14
t is that any	14
soon as might be	14
according to the custome	14
it is a great	14
the empire of the	14
which was to be	14
between the french and	14
is that any pen	14
begun to raigne anno	14
whole body of the	14
to the catholick religion	14
to philip the second	14
a prey to the	14
commands over six cities	14
and so great a	14
great sums of money	14
that if the king	14
generall of the army	14
for defence of the	14
be put in execution	14
that the city of	14
order of the states	14
master of the ceremonies	14
were of the same	14
the right hand of	14
pitie t is that	14
that the hollanders were	14
in each of them	14
the course of this	14
with part of his	14
within a few days	14
a peace with spain	14
of text r in	14
which is a great	14
the truth of this	14
the desire of the	14
the place of the	14
general of the vnited	14
the entrance into the	14
of what had been	14
the spaniards in the	14
there is a great	13
that therefore it was	13
as it may be	13
when they should be	13
of the nobility and	13
in the treaty of	13
the english and dutch	13
king of the romans	13
in the service of	13
estc s this keyboarded	13
and the kings men	13
that they would be	13
with a great army	13
by the lord of	13
of the estates of	13
faithfull to the king	13
king of spain to	13
under the duke of	13
the justice of the	13
character of the low	13
the figure of a	13
out of all the	13
and at the end	13
if he would not	13
the affections of the	13
as often as they	13
at the very first	13
not to be said	13
the meaner sort of	13
governour of the place	13
a copy of the	13
rest of the english	13
in the council of	13
make use of them	13
an account of what	13
which there is a	13
he was no sooner	13
which they had so	13
letter to the king	13
were brought to the	13
several parts of the	13
treaty in the year	13
the guard of the	13
of the protestant religion	13
estates of the low	13
begun his raigne anno	13
the security of the	13
to my lord arlington	13
to the kings of	13
that if he would	13
into the enemies hands	13
with monsieur de witt	13
for the glory of	13
much as might be	13
that so he might	13
the two and twentieth	13
that the king should	13
the news of this	13
he had in his	13
of the chiefest of	13
the debt and damages	13
many of the nobility	13
in any of the	13
be taken notice of	13
the absence of the	13
upon the river of	13
parts of the country	13
endeavour by all means	13
of the spanish fleet	13
we came in sight	13
the present condition of	13
beginning of the siege	13
in so great a	13
by an english gentleman	13
take the oath of	13
himself master of the	13
of the reign of	13
to be put into	13
be admitted into the	13
be given to the	13
in stead of a	13
but that he might	13
nor was there any	13
yet for all this	13
of my lords the	13
the water of the	13
was not long ere	13
the expiration of the	13
if they could not	13
to possess himself of	13
that there was not	13
the duke du main	13
without the loss of	13
and that if he	13
the bank of the	13
of the laws of	13
and in the same	13
the judges of the	13
to deliver up the	13
by the grace of	13
at such a time	13
the most of his	13
of foot and horse	13
the loss of his	13
that one of the	13
that he was a	13
the union of utrecht	13
from the city of	13
of the great cham	13
not in a condition	13
to keep them from	13
if he did not	13
be put to death	13
in the middest of	13
is said to have	13
many of the enemies	13
and for this reason	13
the exercise of the	13
in some of the	13
they are not so	13
the english and hollanders	13
as it were to	13
by the king and	13
the industry of the	13
they came to be	13
so great an army	13
and those that were	13
that they were to	13
the kingdom of england	13
of the same to	13
the duke of ariscot	13
the captains of the	13
sent for out of	13
of original in huntington	13
it was resolved that	13
the meeting of the	13
to get into the	13
of the burthen of	13
the princes of germany	13
in the defence of	13
duke of alva had	13
for the government of	13
the same to be	13
to be sent to	13
be restored to the	13
as much as might	13
with all the rest	13
side of the town	13
the fear of the	13
the duke of parmas	13
the chief care of	13
by sea or land	13
the next day he	13
and other parts of	13
at the push of	13
of the great mogul	13
of the christian religion	13
at this time the	13
the most of the	13
majesty and the said	13
to the king his	13
the very name of	13
to defend themselves against	13
in a few days	13
him out of the	13
from all parts of	13
of all things else	13
they would not be	13
original in huntington library	13
such a one as	13
every one of these	13
with all things necessary	13
to say the truth	13
the end of july	13
the second of france	13
any of the rest	13
by all possible means	13
the first of these	13
themselves masters of the	13
be said how much	13
rest of the fleet	13
provinces of holland and	13
clocke in the morning	13
generall of the united	13
of the sayd countries	13
iv tiff page image	13
to the kingdom of	13
as it ought to	13
in the dominions of	13
the difficulties of the	13
were at that time	13
the sariant maiour generall	13
and in the interim	13
about the bigness of	13
princes of the house	13
to the united states	13
on the second of	13
to go into the	13
the city it self	13
it to the king	13
the company of the	13
the marquess of bergen	13
and after they had	13
s this keyboarded and	13
that he was in	13
and the greatest part	13
walls of the city	13
of most of the	13
brought out of the	13
on the of iulie	13
to the custome of	13
but that they were	13
for his own part	13
we told you before	13
to him and his	13
the kings affairs in	13
you may see in	13
revolt from the king	13
the striking of the	13
be done by the	13
they were to be	13
he was resolved to	13
in the reign of	13
according to the law	13
of the dutchy of	13
and taking of the	13
the next day to	13
the custody of the	13
the said united provinces	13
all manner of provisions	13
the relief of the	13
ought to be a	13
called by the name	13
soon as they were	13
after the conclusion of	13
he was a man	13
did not a little	13
it s a very	13
conclusion of the peace	13
in so short a	12
by meanes of the	12
would not suffer him	12
might the more easily	12
that the english had	12
of the christian faith	12
of the trade of	12
which ought to be	12
king of france was	12
nassau prince of orange	12
of our privy council	12
the people of england	12
and the lord of	12
to pass through the	12
as well as by	12
in the morning the	12
foure and twentieth of	12
he would not suffer	12
at a low water	12
the subjects of this	12
the nature of a	12
by the mediation of	12
knights of the order	12
if he had not	12
ought to have done	12
to the business of	12
the mean time to	12
were all of them	12
the moneth of august	12
a troop of horse	12
it were better to	12
a list of the	12
all the princes of	12
on both sides with	12
but at last the	12
of the said provinces	12
at this time in	12
the resolutions of the	12
the city of london	12
the king of sweden	12
had the charge of	12
in the land of	12
but they could not	12
in the product of	12
what was best to	12
the territories of the	12
to come to a	12
to the place of	12
in the market place	12
the division of the	12
the kingdom of the	12
out of the hands	12
orders from the king	12
of the whole army	12
in the art of	12
at the hague in	12
to all the rest	12
the greatness of their	12
is for the most	12
he thought he might	12
the mercy of the	12
along the coast of	12
to the council of	12
the fort at antwerp	12
he might have the	12
of our reformed religion	12
were found in the	12
subjects of the united	12
the court of france	12
to the king to	12
most of them were	12
siege and taking of	12
the form of the	12
the duke of brunswick	12
all this while the	12
so far as to	12
the first of the	12
two or three days	12
of orange and the	12
were at last forced	12
by the bishop of	12
and twentieth of may	12
so that it was	12
if the enemy should	12
there are many other	12
a bridge over the	12
there was hardly any	12
with all possible speed	12
the head of them	12
that the government of	12
was at that time	12
so as the whole	12
for the interest of	12
two of the clock	12
that some of them	12
the councel of the	12
clocke in the afternoone	12
at that time was	12
soon as he could	12
that side of the	12
that they ought to	12
but in the mean	12
be brought to the	12
and the most of	12
and because it was	12
for the same reason	12
upon the duke of	12
at this time there	12
charles the ninth of	12
the bigness of a	12
the kings army was	12
and to say truth	12
part of the people	12
would be a great	12
right of the flag	12
from the crown of	12
a great deal more	12
was the duke of	12
of all the world	12
be the cause of	12
of which there are	12
end that he might	12
the two provinces of	12
the words of the	12
the kingdom of china	12
any of the said	12
a quarter of an	12
the battel of mooch	12
yet to this day	12
the province of peking	12