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trigram | frequency |
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the earle of | 924 |
one of the | 727 |
the county of | 697 |
in the county | 653 |
the reign of | 565 |
in the reign | 476 |
the name of | 450 |
reign of king | 398 |
king henry the | 396 |
of the said | 385 |
is descended from | 364 |
earle of angus | 363 |
the castle of | 346 |
serjeant at law | 338 |
out of the | 333 |
to the king | 323 |
the king of | 318 |
of the king | 312 |
the house of | 292 |
the time of | 287 |
in the yeare | 278 |
according to the | 274 |
of the kings | 271 |
the earle douglas | 261 |
that he was | 257 |
of king henry | 255 |
the court of | 253 |
part of the | 239 |
of the world | 225 |
and one of | 222 |
in the year | 221 |
of the court | 220 |
king edward the | 217 |
the yeare of | 210 |
that it was | 210 |
of the same | 203 |
justices of the | 201 |
the duke of | 198 |
to have been | 197 |
the rest of | 195 |
the title of | 191 |
by the name | 190 |
the justices of | 190 |
of the justices | 189 |
of the common | 187 |
that he had | 186 |
earle of douglas | 186 |
and in the | 183 |
the beginning of | 174 |
of the house | 171 |
the king and | 171 |
the most part | 169 |
is to be | 168 |
and of the | 167 |
king of england | 164 |
henry the eighth | 163 |
the city of | 160 |
the death of | 158 |
of all the | 157 |
to the earle | 157 |
by reason of | 156 |
the earl of | 155 |
in the same | 152 |
for the most | 149 |
knights of the | 149 |
in the time | 147 |
a view of | 145 |
of the english | 143 |
the kings of | 142 |
of the countrey | 140 |
of king edward | 139 |
the isle of | 137 |
of the earle | 136 |
there is no | 135 |
it is not | 132 |
that the king | 132 |
king of the | 131 |
year of his | 126 |
not to be | 125 |
of the castle | 124 |
chief justice of | 123 |
the right honourable | 123 |
descended from sir | 123 |
at this time | 121 |
to the lord | 121 |
of the city | 121 |
as it is | 121 |
the number of | 121 |
ought to be | 121 |
there was no | 120 |
of his reign | 120 |
yeare of his | 119 |
of the readers | 119 |
as it were | 119 |
and that he | 118 |
of the inner | 118 |
and that the | 118 |
pleas in the | 118 |
that they were | 116 |
together with the | 114 |
to the said | 113 |
of queen elizabeth | 113 |
of the church | 113 |
in the kings | 113 |
the lord of | 113 |
rest of the | 112 |
yeare of the | 112 |
in the beginning | 111 |
to the castle | 110 |
lord chief justice | 110 |
edward the third | 110 |
of king james | 109 |
it may be | 109 |
and the like | 109 |
the towne of | 109 |
of the nobility | 108 |
reign of queen | 108 |
the king was | 108 |
the bishop of | 108 |
and for the | 107 |
that the said | 106 |
in the castle | 106 |
of his raigne | 105 |
as for the | 104 |
justice of the | 103 |
of the whole | 103 |
of the middle | 103 |
court of common | 103 |
if he had | 101 |
son and heir | 101 |
the lands of | 101 |
the church of | 101 |
and the other | 100 |
by the king | 100 |
of the most | 99 |
said to have | 99 |
the first of | 99 |
master of the | 97 |
is said to | 97 |
to be the | 97 |
that it is | 96 |
was married to | 96 |
of the realm | 96 |
that he would | 96 |
lord of galloway | 95 |
of the lords | 95 |
the order of | 94 |
beginning of the | 94 |
to be a | 93 |
there is a | 93 |
which is the | 92 |
the king to | 92 |
the earles of | 92 |
and the lord | 91 |
yeare of christ | 91 |
one of his | 91 |
lord the king | 91 |
king charles the | 91 |
he was a | 90 |
the castles of | 90 |
as he was | 90 |
of the river | 89 |
order of the | 89 |
in the said | 89 |
in the mean | 89 |
so that the | 88 |
the space of | 88 |
kings of england | 88 |
the hands of | 88 |
and to the | 88 |
out of his | 88 |
a man of | 88 |
in respect of | 87 |
the trade of | 87 |
the lord hume | 86 |
to the crown | 86 |
on both sides | 86 |
he had been | 85 |
he could not | 85 |
a part of | 85 |
of the people | 85 |
our lord the | 85 |
of the kingdom | 85 |
according to their | 85 |
and such as | 84 |
by king henry | 84 |
earle of march | 84 |
to come to | 84 |
if it be | 83 |
that they might | 83 |
that he might | 83 |
it is a | 83 |
the mean time | 83 |
that he should | 82 |
so much the | 82 |
family of the | 82 |
and heir to | 82 |
and baron of | 82 |
he was not | 82 |
as well as | 81 |
the town of | 81 |
the honour of | 81 |
castle of edinburgh | 81 |
not long after | 80 |
of the reign | 80 |
it hath been | 80 |
early english books | 79 |
that they should | 79 |
of that name | 79 |
house of douglas | 79 |
after the raigne | 79 |
it was not | 79 |
they could not | 79 |
of the great | 78 |
a long time | 78 |
if it were | 78 |
that there was | 77 |
edward the first | 77 |
which he had | 77 |
the estate of | 77 |
and the earle | 77 |
at that time | 77 |
henry the sixth | 76 |
it is to | 76 |
there was a | 76 |
with the king | 76 |
of the exchequer | 76 |
that they had | 75 |
reason of the | 75 |
the said earle | 75 |
and it is | 75 |
of the garter | 75 |
in the world | 75 |
for want of | 75 |
the battell of | 74 |
barons of the | 74 |
the lords of | 74 |
and by the | 74 |
of the order | 74 |
of the kingdome | 74 |
descended from the | 74 |
of the west | 73 |
henry the seventh | 73 |
king james the | 73 |
a person of | 73 |
could not be | 72 |
not so much | 72 |
parts of the | 72 |
name of douglas | 72 |
the cause of | 72 |
of the name | 72 |
come to the | 72 |
of the lord | 71 |
on the other | 71 |
by the way | 71 |
at this day | 71 |
the life of | 71 |
of the other | 71 |
of his own | 71 |
city of london | 71 |
and that they | 70 |
was in the | 70 |
which was the | 70 |
of the scots | 70 |
as to the | 69 |
came to the | 69 |
was the first | 69 |
that which is | 69 |
it to be | 69 |
to the kings | 68 |
and thus much | 68 |
view of the | 68 |
of our lord | 68 |
to be made | 68 |
that they would | 68 |
of henry the | 68 |
the water of | 68 |
with a great | 67 |
some of the | 67 |
of his friends | 67 |
that hee was | 67 |
edward the fourth | 67 |
those of the | 67 |
are to be | 67 |
time of the | 67 |
knights of st | 67 |
him to be | 67 |
in the first | 67 |
that the earle | 67 |
which is a | 66 |
knight of the | 66 |
the readers of | 66 |
in regard of | 66 |
daughter to the | 65 |
the barons of | 65 |
as they were | 65 |
charles the first | 65 |
english books online | 65 |
the place of | 64 |
of which the | 64 |
the laws of | 64 |
by the earle | 64 |
at the first | 64 |
henry the fourth | 64 |
of the parliament | 64 |
if they had | 64 |
so long as | 63 |
to the great | 63 |
the good of | 63 |
of the town | 63 |
when he was | 63 |
the other side | 63 |
act of parliament | 63 |
of the crown | 62 |
that is to | 62 |
and the rest | 62 |
they would not | 62 |
bench in the | 62 |
richard the second | 62 |
the most noble | 62 |
him in the | 62 |
to be of | 61 |
the kingdome of | 61 |
and all the | 61 |
of the bath | 61 |
much the more | 61 |
the statute of | 61 |
i know not | 61 |
on the south | 61 |
by the english | 61 |
the son and | 61 |
he would not | 60 |
son of k | 60 |
by the said | 60 |
time of his | 60 |
and on the | 60 |
the degree of | 60 |
of the which | 59 |
with the earle | 59 |
house of angus | 59 |
the said william | 59 |
and not to | 59 |
of the first | 59 |
the year of | 59 |
after the death | 59 |
it to the | 59 |
in the church | 59 |
this order was | 59 |
not able to | 59 |
but by the | 59 |
him to the | 58 |
he should be | 58 |
so much as | 58 |
a place of | 58 |
lord of liddesdale | 58 |
and lord chief | 58 |
such as were | 57 |
earle of marre | 57 |
of the nobilitie | 57 |
to the church | 57 |
as it was | 57 |
but it is | 57 |
it is said | 57 |
he came to | 57 |
to have beene | 57 |
those that were | 56 |
the next day | 56 |
him and his | 56 |
and the king | 56 |
the master of | 56 |
of the barons | 56 |
was buried in | 56 |
descended from john | 56 |
earle of morton | 56 |
the kings side | 56 |
some of them | 56 |
and for that | 56 |
of the rolls | 55 |
by king edward | 55 |
the king in | 55 |
of the trade | 55 |
this is the | 55 |
of those that | 55 |
it had been | 55 |
the kingdom of | 55 |
the law of | 55 |
and the bishops | 55 |
the nobility of | 54 |
king richard the | 54 |
against the king | 54 |
any of the | 54 |
the office of | 54 |
and to be | 54 |
called to the | 54 |
to this day | 53 |
as much as | 53 |
that of the | 53 |
of this realm | 53 |
to be in | 53 |
to do it | 53 |
from the king | 53 |
in the night | 53 |
of his matys | 53 |
the crown of | 53 |
the dayes of | 53 |
by the statute | 53 |
in this case | 53 |
the manner of | 52 |
the bishops of | 52 |
of his owne | 52 |
the river of | 52 |
in the isle | 52 |
is in the | 52 |
in the field | 52 |
by the kings | 52 |
king of france | 52 |
the earledome of | 52 |
many of the | 52 |
the bishoprick of | 51 |
according to his | 51 |
all of them | 51 |
the queen of | 51 |
for it is | 51 |
of his father | 51 |
the hearts of | 51 |
the growth of | 51 |
the same with | 51 |
to king henry | 51 |
belonging to the | 51 |
of the romans | 51 |
the end of | 51 |
that in the | 51 |
and so he | 50 |
but in the | 50 |
to the queen | 50 |
to the end | 50 |
the first earle | 50 |
them to be | 50 |
he had done | 50 |
by the lord | 50 |
good sir james | 50 |
of his majesties | 50 |
and that it | 50 |
the nobilitie of | 50 |
as he had | 50 |
to be done | 50 |
whom he had | 50 |
the government of | 50 |
of the lands | 49 |
a gentleman of | 49 |
earle of lennox | 49 |
the trade thereof | 49 |
a serjeant at | 49 |
is to say | 49 |
year of the | 49 |
of the late | 49 |
one of them | 49 |
in the north | 49 |
henry the third | 49 |
all the rest | 49 |
of all men | 49 |
court of exchequer | 48 |
thereof in the | 48 |
about the year | 48 |
to take the | 48 |
and his brother | 48 |
as in the | 48 |
of the east | 48 |
of a serjeant | 48 |
if he were | 48 |
the readers thereof | 48 |
they came to | 48 |
in those parts | 48 |
government of the | 48 |
eldest son of | 48 |
was to be | 48 |
to the number | 48 |
the midst of | 48 |
king of scotland | 47 |
to the late | 47 |
of the law | 47 |
the value of | 47 |
after he had | 47 |
to king edward | 47 |
the first that | 47 |
he would have | 47 |
the see of | 47 |
it was the | 47 |
of the place | 47 |
where he was | 47 |
the right honble | 47 |
of the douglasses | 47 |
bare to him | 47 |
on the east | 47 |
a noble man | 47 |
the use of | 46 |
is the son | 46 |
they had done | 46 |
the king had | 46 |
of their owne | 46 |
to be found | 46 |
in the life | 46 |
they are not | 46 |
king and his | 46 |
and so it | 46 |
degree of a | 46 |
yet it is | 46 |
of their own | 46 |
they were not | 46 |
as if he | 45 |
text creation partnership | 45 |
that there is | 45 |
earle of murray | 45 |
and the trade | 45 |
of the isles | 45 |
lord of the | 45 |
and the same | 45 |
in the midst | 45 |
in his owne | 45 |
he should have | 45 |
it was a | 45 |
the dignity of | 45 |
have been the | 45 |
that they could | 45 |
the occasion of | 45 |
and so the | 45 |
county of kent | 45 |
married to the | 45 |
to the same | 45 |
to the other | 44 |
it is the | 44 |
but it was | 44 |
on the west | 44 |
now maried to | 44 |
side of the | 44 |
on the north | 44 |
put to death | 44 |
out of their | 44 |
for the present | 44 |
for div a | 44 |
as they are | 44 |
of all sorts | 44 |
of his enemies | 44 |
the power of | 44 |
this was the | 44 |
and was buried | 44 |
notes for div | 44 |
the scots and | 44 |
it came to | 43 |
being able to | 43 |
for the space | 43 |
he had not | 43 |
keeper of the | 43 |
death of his | 43 |
but the king | 43 |
of edward the | 43 |
that they are | 43 |
of his men | 43 |
had not been | 43 |
of the north | 43 |
as we have | 43 |
name of the | 43 |
or any other | 43 |
of the ancient | 43 |
by the same | 43 |
county of lincoln | 43 |
of his countrey | 42 |
the person of | 42 |
the common people | 42 |
it is true | 42 |
a number of | 42 |
based on the | 42 |
for that he | 42 |
not being able | 42 |
of the two | 42 |
in the kingdome | 42 |
of the bishops | 42 |
sir james douglas | 42 |
first earle of | 42 |
thought to have | 42 |
honour of the | 42 |
the said lord | 42 |
in a manner | 42 |
the body of | 42 |
the realme of | 41 |
to his own | 41 |
and the said | 41 |
taken by the | 41 |
they had not | 41 |
by way of | 41 |
for the time | 41 |
out of france | 41 |
the said county | 41 |
he did not | 41 |
the last of | 41 |
to the degree | 41 |
the people of | 41 |
good of the | 41 |
should have been | 41 |
them in the | 41 |
were in the | 41 |
the kings bookes | 41 |
him by the | 41 |
of this order | 41 |
to him that | 41 |
that it hath | 41 |
him in his | 41 |
or at least | 41 |
for which they | 40 |
on the contrary | 40 |
the said iohn | 40 |
years of age | 40 |
the first is | 40 |
of the realme | 40 |
the chief of | 40 |
the same society | 40 |
the bishops there | 40 |
succeeded in the | 40 |
at the same | 40 |
of his life | 40 |
they would have | 40 |
of the county | 40 |
them to the | 40 |
hath been said | 40 |
the said king | 40 |
king and countrey | 40 |
catalogue of the | 40 |
would not have | 40 |
and earles of | 40 |
and by him | 40 |
in the dayes | 40 |
most part of | 40 |
with his owne | 40 |
the port of | 40 |
william earle of | 39 |
contrary to the | 39 |
any of them | 39 |
law in the | 39 |
which he was | 39 |
valued in the | 39 |
is the most | 39 |
to have done | 39 |
all sorts of | 39 |
who had been | 39 |
to the house | 39 |
of king charles | 39 |
son of the | 39 |
lords of the | 39 |
with all the | 39 |
at any time | 39 |
him out of | 39 |
thus much for | 39 |
was forced to | 39 |
in the laws | 39 |
in the next | 39 |
of a very | 39 |
in the end | 39 |
rest of his | 39 |
and so they | 39 |
the state of | 39 |
if they were | 39 |
so farre as | 39 |
the same time | 38 |
about this time | 38 |
to be observed | 38 |
the said richard | 38 |
of the minde | 38 |
in such a | 38 |
and at the | 38 |
to be so | 38 |
nobilitie of bloud | 38 |
said to be | 38 |
so that he | 38 |
county of essex | 38 |
the birth of | 38 |
so it is | 38 |
the family of | 38 |
so that they | 38 |
but he was | 38 |
those that are | 38 |
earle of arran | 38 |
great part of | 38 |
with an army | 38 |
so great a | 38 |
in his time | 37 |
a great part | 37 |
a great army | 37 |
shall not be | 37 |
for the same | 37 |
and of a | 37 |
in the law | 37 |
the lordship of | 37 |
his friends and | 37 |
given to the | 37 |
prince of wales | 37 |
the mouth of | 37 |
in time of | 37 |
if there be | 37 |
that he is | 37 |
brother to the | 37 |
to whom the | 37 |
of such as | 37 |
many of them | 37 |
up to the | 37 |
isle of wight | 37 |
it could not | 37 |
he was the | 37 |
to the ground | 37 |
court of kings | 37 |
so it was | 37 |
to the crowne | 37 |
the earls of | 37 |
as they had | 37 |
of the land | 37 |
to make a | 37 |
for that purpose | 37 |
the banks of | 37 |
by the law | 37 |
with the lord | 37 |
in his own | 37 |
buried in icolmkill | 37 |
earle of northumberland | 36 |
and his heires | 36 |
masters of the | 36 |
archbald earle of | 36 |
might not be | 36 |
they had been | 36 |
that were in | 36 |
that hee might | 36 |
that he did | 36 |
chancellor of england | 36 |
as may be | 36 |
and castle of | 36 |
of that house | 36 |
in the very | 36 |
queen of england | 36 |
death of the | 36 |
the university of | 36 |
into the hands | 36 |
of these two | 36 |
into the kings | 36 |
to make him | 36 |
in the hands | 36 |
because of the | 36 |
both of them | 35 |
to go to | 35 |
in case of | 35 |
descended of the | 35 |
it would be | 35 |
for the earle | 35 |
when they were | 35 |
hands of the | 35 |
which was to | 35 |
the third is | 35 |
of the way | 35 |
who was the | 35 |
ought not to | 35 |
of his body | 35 |
the lord liddesdale | 35 |
henry the second | 35 |
of douglas and | 35 |
that the scots | 35 |
if hee had | 35 |
descended from thomas | 35 |
but for the | 35 |
the common law | 35 |
the great seal | 35 |
george earle of | 35 |
with those of | 35 |
went to the | 35 |
such as are | 35 |
they might have | 34 |
after his death | 34 |
also of the | 34 |
but the earle | 34 |
his father in | 34 |
hume of wedderburne | 34 |
of the present | 34 |
heir to the | 34 |
himself to the | 34 |
descended from william | 34 |
and some of | 34 |
of which are | 34 |
first of the | 34 |
baron of the | 34 |
to the lords | 34 |
that hee would | 34 |
account of the | 34 |
county of norfolk | 34 |
as if they | 34 |
of the rest | 34 |
was committed to | 34 |
and if the | 34 |
the defence of | 34 |
and many other | 34 |
to the english | 34 |
from the first | 34 |
brought to the | 34 |
in those dayes | 34 |
captain of the | 34 |
it fell out | 34 |
as farre as | 34 |
he was in | 34 |
would not be | 34 |
in such sort | 34 |
and from thence | 34 |
the reigne of | 34 |
where the king | 34 |
and such like | 34 |
gold and silver | 34 |
whether it were | 34 |
but that which | 34 |
exchequer in the | 34 |
which was a | 34 |
edward the sixth | 33 |
the first king | 33 |
should not be | 33 |
son to the | 33 |
in all things | 33 |
it is no | 33 |
he was so | 33 |
is valued in | 33 |
to the place | 33 |
so that it | 33 |
david hume of | 33 |
to make it | 33 |
as the king | 33 |
and at last | 33 |
in all the | 33 |
which they had | 33 |
at law in | 33 |
possession of the | 33 |
of his fathers | 33 |
which is not | 33 |
kings and princes | 33 |
the castles and | 33 |
of it selfe | 33 |
that if the | 33 |
the abbey of | 33 |
the second of | 33 |
a learned lawyer | 33 |
lords of his | 33 |
and so to | 33 |
of his brother | 33 |
warden of the | 33 |
we have said | 33 |
to the parliament | 33 |
inn in the | 33 |
the charge of | 33 |
that they may | 33 |
buried in dunstaffage | 33 |
two or three | 33 |
the case of | 32 |
of which make | 32 |
of the country | 32 |
what he had | 32 |
if it had | 32 |
to be seen | 32 |
to make the | 32 |
it should be | 32 |
from whence the | 32 |
time of king | 32 |
duke of albanie | 32 |
favour of the | 32 |
it was done | 32 |
dignity of a | 32 |
of king richard | 32 |
to whom he | 32 |
which he did | 32 |
was brought to | 32 |
some of his | 32 |
the custome of | 32 |
the king himself | 32 |
for the good | 32 |
before the king | 32 |
but they were | 32 |
a younger son | 32 |
of that which | 32 |
of which is | 32 |
if a man | 32 |
order of knighthood | 32 |
to be his | 32 |
in the west | 32 |
of the enemies | 32 |
will not be | 32 |
of the privy | 32 |
the nature of | 32 |
earle of crawford | 32 |
that if he | 32 |
which had been | 32 |
the place where | 32 |
and according to | 32 |
is not to | 32 |
such as had | 32 |
to him succeeded | 32 |
king of scots | 32 |
in the merse | 32 |
and out of | 32 |
and this is | 32 |
the laird of | 32 |
to be considered | 32 |
out of which | 32 |
county of suffolk | 32 |
earle of athole | 32 |
of knighthood in | 32 |
and by that | 32 |
he had no | 32 |
and to make | 32 |
of the battell | 32 |
keying and markup | 31 |
of the army | 31 |
the princes of | 31 |
not farre from | 31 |
most of them | 31 |
body of the | 31 |
created earle of | 31 |
name of a | 31 |
is not so | 31 |
would not suffer | 31 |
it is in | 31 |
that the english | 31 |
the name and | 31 |
of their countrey | 31 |
a daughter of | 31 |
to his sonne | 31 |
hath not been | 31 |
a little before | 31 |
the queen and | 31 |
upon the river | 31 |
of the sea | 31 |
the shire of | 31 |
to sir james | 31 |
of those times | 31 |
to have the | 31 |
from thence to | 31 |
with him in | 31 |
it shall be | 31 |
of the prince | 31 |
duke of york | 31 |
of the nation | 31 |
and heire of | 31 |
king robert the | 31 |
he and his | 31 |
is one of | 31 |
him with the | 31 |
to him and | 31 |
during the time | 31 |
in the place | 31 |
or the like | 31 |
the eldest son | 31 |
in this place | 31 |
the opinion of | 31 |
which we have | 31 |
to be taken | 31 |
he might be | 31 |
with the rest | 31 |
such is the | 31 |
robert the third | 31 |
great store of | 31 |
that there were | 31 |
king robert bruce | 31 |
that he hath | 31 |
in their own | 31 |
most of the | 31 |
to king robert | 30 |
he might have | 30 |
first king of | 30 |
as by the | 30 |
part of his | 30 |
he had a | 30 |
of such a | 30 |
at which time | 30 |
the losse of | 30 |
a company of | 30 |
the lord ruthven | 30 |
called by the | 30 |
to the dignity | 30 |
being in the | 30 |
is divided into | 30 |
in the fields | 30 |
for him to | 30 |
of the duke | 30 |
him to his | 30 |
that which was | 30 |
they did not | 30 |
of the field | 30 |
archbald lord of | 30 |
respect of the | 30 |
realme of england | 30 |
and it was | 30 |
which was not | 30 |
of this kingdom | 30 |
of the old | 30 |
the ruines of | 30 |
trade of the | 30 |
neither is it | 30 |
after whose death | 30 |
and then the | 30 |
the second is | 30 |
for that the | 30 |
readers thereof in | 30 |
when he came | 30 |
was taken by | 30 |
in their severall | 30 |
by the scots | 30 |
in the countrey | 30 |
they should be | 30 |
the king by | 30 |
that he could | 30 |
in that case | 30 |
made in the | 30 |
to the duke | 30 |
succeeded his father | 30 |
the late king | 30 |
to him in | 30 |
occasion of the | 30 |
that by the | 30 |
this time the | 30 |
attorney general to | 30 |
the crowne of | 29 |
each of them | 29 |
at the battell | 29 |
as hath been | 29 |
for all the | 29 |
the day of | 29 |
of the enemie | 29 |
in all likelihood | 29 |
the consent of | 29 |
sir john fern | 29 |
all manner of | 29 |
that hee had | 29 |
the names of | 29 |
yeelded to the | 29 |
i doubt not | 29 |
year of our | 29 |
found to be | 29 |
that hee should | 29 |
for their own | 29 |
in which he | 29 |
the reason of | 29 |
other parts of | 29 |
of the second | 29 |
from sir john | 29 |
a younger branch | 29 |
if he be | 29 |
of the french | 29 |
for that they | 29 |
history of the | 29 |
as far as | 29 |
title of honour | 29 |
were forced to | 29 |
what they had | 29 |
the favour of | 29 |
but if the | 29 |
the french king | 29 |
the commodities of | 29 |
not in the | 29 |
within the castle | 29 |
to his countrey | 29 |
of the enemy | 29 |
the eyes of | 29 |
a family of | 29 |
to him by | 29 |
and earl of | 29 |
the province of | 29 |
and by their | 29 |
made to the | 29 |
the scots were | 29 |
of the earles | 29 |
and all other | 28 |
stuart earle of | 28 |
henry the fifth | 28 |
last of all | 28 |
by the danes | 28 |
represented either as | 28 |
they have been | 28 |
he went to | 28 |
as also of | 28 |
the measure of | 28 |
by his owne | 28 |
those that had | 28 |
in the most | 28 |
in the city | 28 |
them in their | 28 |
and to have | 28 |
banks of the | 28 |
were with him | 28 |
edward the second | 28 |
a place called | 28 |
he ought to | 28 |
readers of that | 28 |
the rest were | 28 |
the force of | 28 |
the same manner | 28 |
were to be | 28 |
of the south | 28 |
the keeping of | 28 |
person of great | 28 |
lady margaret douglas | 28 |
that in all | 28 |
for them to | 28 |
and that in | 28 |
of the clergy | 28 |
at the kings | 28 |
so soon as | 28 |
or of the | 28 |
you may see | 28 |
him to take | 28 |
now bishop of | 28 |
lord of douglas | 28 |
could not have | 28 |
as also for | 28 |
either as utf | 28 |
george hume of | 28 |
to have a | 28 |
of the body | 28 |
bishop of canterbury | 28 |
came to him | 28 |
of the chief | 28 |
but that the | 28 |
when the king | 28 |
which if it | 28 |
much of the | 28 |
for the better | 28 |
and could not | 28 |
on the one | 28 |
and heir of | 28 |
characters represented either | 28 |
not to have | 28 |
county of warwick | 28 |
such time as | 28 |
the history of | 28 |
marked as illegible | 28 |
and his successors | 28 |
which they did | 27 |
duke of lancaster | 27 |
in this county | 27 |
so soone as | 27 |
for the defence | 27 |
and when they | 27 |
and in this | 27 |
university of oxford | 27 |
for a long | 27 |
the greatest part | 27 |
from whence they | 27 |
and in a | 27 |
knight and baronet | 27 |
the said thomas | 27 |
returned to the | 27 |
of his subjects | 27 |
out of a | 27 |
the making of | 27 |
the kings and | 27 |
to the court | 27 |
of the isle | 27 |
for in the | 27 |
be of the | 27 |
by whom he | 27 |
take a view | 27 |
county of york | 27 |
the towne and | 27 |
the men of | 27 |
by act of | 27 |
the sonne of | 27 |
of his house | 27 |
an army of | 27 |
for the first | 27 |
and that hee | 27 |
made earle of | 27 |
they might be | 27 |
worthy to be | 27 |
as they could | 27 |
with him to | 27 |
the head of | 27 |
lord keeper of | 27 |
the houses of | 27 |
that it should | 27 |
commodities of the | 27 |
would have been | 27 |
miles of length | 27 |
that they have | 27 |
in the court | 27 |
name from the | 27 |
have been in | 27 |
the king being | 27 |
of the peace | 27 |
for he was | 27 |
the way of | 27 |
committed to the | 27 |
made by the | 27 |
to him to | 27 |
hath yeelded to | 27 |
chief baron of | 27 |
the other party | 27 |
but when the | 27 |
society in the | 27 |
the end that | 27 |
of his age | 27 |
as it hath | 27 |
by which they | 27 |
descended from richard | 27 |
sent to him | 27 |
and in his | 27 |
with the same | 27 |
the knights of | 27 |
at last the | 27 |
and so by | 27 |
which the king | 26 |
of angus was | 26 |
in peace the | 26 |
sonne to the | 26 |
measure of length | 26 |
earle douglas was | 26 |
of noble bloud | 26 |
he had to | 26 |
his fathers death | 26 |
it be not | 26 |
such things as | 26 |
the son of | 26 |
to his brother | 26 |
a kind of | 26 |
he had beene | 26 |
that no man | 26 |
pounds per annum | 26 |
none of them | 26 |
for the king | 26 |
the arms of | 26 |
they were so | 26 |
respect of his | 26 |
the dutchy of | 26 |
taken out of | 26 |
learned lawyer of | 26 |
the archbishop of | 26 |
end of the | 26 |
had the name | 26 |
lord chief baron | 26 |
suffer him to | 26 |
description of the | 26 |
to have their | 26 |
the lord hamilton | 26 |
was descended from | 26 |
of the queens | 26 |
his brother in | 26 |
that could be | 26 |
to his father | 26 |
may be said | 26 |
for his owne | 26 |
that they did | 26 |
and when he | 26 |
the king that | 26 |
returned into scotland | 26 |
the other two | 26 |
seated on the | 26 |
from the castle | 26 |
may be seen | 26 |
william douglas of | 26 |
done by the | 26 |
and therefore he | 26 |
out of england | 26 |
to the rest | 26 |
house of the | 26 |
to him the | 26 |
a bishops see | 26 |
the th of | 26 |
number of the | 26 |
i will not | 26 |
the late kings | 26 |
and dignity of | 26 |
died in the | 26 |
to the earledome | 26 |
noble order of | 26 |
others of the | 26 |
i do not | 26 |
by the contrary | 25 |
the black prince | 25 |
branch of the | 25 |
nature of the | 25 |
he returned to | 25 |
regard of the | 25 |
which the said | 25 |
of a baron | 25 |
recorder of the | 25 |
they had no | 25 |
by which means | 25 |
reader of the | 25 |
of england in | 25 |
a great number | 25 |
and as for | 25 |
in these words | 25 |
consent of the | 25 |
use of the | 25 |
regard of his | 25 |
divided into two | 25 |
a town of | 25 |
sent to the | 25 |
acts of parliament | 25 |
of their enemies | 25 |
and lord of | 25 |
ought to have | 25 |
william the first | 25 |
the cathedrall church | 25 |
by king james | 25 |
was called to | 25 |
of length is | 25 |
in his hand | 25 |
order was instituted | 25 |
master of glames | 25 |
is no mention | 25 |
henry the first | 25 |
and sir george | 25 |
a peer of | 25 |
in the case | 25 |
in the middle | 25 |
at the time | 25 |
to enter into | 25 |
keeping of the | 25 |
bounded on the | 25 |
sold by the | 25 |
now for the | 25 |
of gold and | 25 |
of the raigne | 25 |
of the honourable | 25 |
in former times | 25 |
part of their | 25 |
sea and land | 25 |
of the saxons | 25 |
and if it | 25 |
was a man | 25 |
the chief city | 25 |
and part of | 25 |
were sent to | 25 |
and as it | 25 |
his late majesty | 25 |
when they came | 25 |
in the late | 25 |
the king at | 25 |
to be kept | 25 |
or if it | 25 |
in which the | 25 |
an account of | 25 |
and earle of | 25 |
princes of wales | 25 |
the possession of | 25 |
the fourth is | 25 |
and of his | 25 |
done to the | 25 |
and the whole | 25 |
the originall of | 25 |
who was married | 25 |
none of the | 25 |
of the empire | 25 |
county of middlesex | 25 |
came into scotland | 25 |
it were not | 25 |
that can be | 25 |
at his death | 25 |
from the same | 25 |
for his own | 25 |
and by this | 25 |
was by the | 25 |
of great antiquity | 25 |
as also the | 25 |
to do so | 25 |
it is now | 25 |
no mention of | 25 |
to the law | 25 |
peers of the | 24 |
general to king | 24 |
when it was | 24 |
by his own | 24 |
the right of | 24 |
of the last | 24 |
was able to | 24 |
there was some | 24 |
might have been | 24 |
the lord clifford | 24 |
the middle of | 24 |
it was that | 24 |
it in the | 24 |
there is none | 24 |
him to have | 24 |
the bishops see | 24 |
after the beginning | 24 |
in his absence | 24 |
peer of the | 24 |
which belonged to | 24 |
in a great | 24 |
estate of the | 24 |
to king james | 24 |
for he had | 24 |
whether or not | 24 |
in his company | 24 |
and from the | 24 |
to the honour | 24 |
of the growth | 24 |
an act of | 24 |
charles the second | 24 |
he was taken | 24 |
he shall be | 24 |
or some other | 24 |
which is now | 24 |
and that their | 24 |
with his own | 24 |
the stile of | 24 |
they were in | 24 |
antient family of | 24 |
the daughter of | 24 |
of a king | 24 |
but that he | 24 |
of the towne | 24 |
in his fathers | 24 |
by the laws | 24 |
and knights bur | 24 |
though they were | 24 |
the service of | 24 |
which it is | 24 |
there fell out | 24 |
of them in | 24 |
after that he | 24 |
the glory of | 24 |
duke of lennox | 24 |
which i have | 24 |
make use of | 24 |
his eldest son | 24 |
in the former | 24 |
and those that | 24 |
they had beene | 24 |
and came to | 24 |
and of all | 24 |
the command of | 24 |
of douglas was | 24 |
the whole countrey | 24 |
that the same | 24 |
of the noble | 24 |
advantage of the | 24 |
he was killed | 24 |
by his wife | 24 |
county of northampton | 24 |
the coronation of | 24 |
with the other | 24 |
he hath been | 24 |
the kings name | 24 |
seal of england | 24 |
the one side | 24 |
but that they | 24 |
for that cause | 24 |
and its trade | 24 |
whom he was | 24 |
he died in | 24 |
some of their | 24 |
there was nothing | 24 |
the counties of | 24 |
and as to | 24 |
in which they | 24 |
the figure of | 24 |
douglas lord of | 24 |
to his owne | 24 |
of a man | 24 |
of a noble | 24 |
other of the | 24 |
the north with | 24 |
of the queen | 24 |
and of their | 23 |
of all this | 23 |
the east with | 23 |
but there is | 23 |
of the bloud | 23 |
the benefit of | 23 |
in memory of | 23 |
reason of their | 23 |
was ready to | 23 |
affairs of the | 23 |
he was sent | 23 |
sir william segar | 23 |
he began to | 23 |
the bloud of | 23 |
not daring to | 23 |
earle of gowrie | 23 |
convention of the | 23 |
is by the | 23 |
came to be | 23 |
but when he | 23 |
to it by | 23 |
reigns of king | 23 |
because he was | 23 |
and after the | 23 |
of the blood | 23 |
the words of | 23 |
town of edinburgh | 23 |
of the knights | 23 |
any thing of | 23 |
in the east | 23 |
of the estate | 23 |
great seal of | 23 |
the word of | 23 |
pound per annum | 23 |
the help of | 23 |
the next yeare | 23 |
the south with | 23 |
the summe of | 23 |
and a half | 23 |
any thing that | 23 |
in the town | 23 |
the slaughter of | 23 |
castles and towers | 23 |
the preservation of | 23 |
dukes and earles | 23 |
by which the | 23 |
the danger of | 23 |
where there is | 23 |
the vertues of | 23 |
seem to be | 23 |
and to his | 23 |
he had also | 23 |
he was forced | 23 |
the first place | 23 |
and therefore it | 23 |
the common pleas | 23 |
to the heirs | 23 |
the west with | 23 |
orders of knighthood | 23 |
which may be | 23 |
by which he | 23 |
the killing of | 23 |
the gentlemen of | 23 |
place of the | 23 |
in the which | 23 |
earle douglas his | 23 |
sir david hume | 23 |
and if any | 23 |
steward of the | 23 |
upon this occasion | 23 |
there hath been | 23 |
be able to | 23 |
the first year | 23 |
towne and castle | 23 |
was slain by | 23 |
by the common | 23 |
and therefore the | 23 |
to have taken | 23 |
that all the | 23 |
if the king | 23 |
by which it | 23 |
of no great | 23 |
most noble order | 23 |
the king is | 23 |
which they were | 23 |
county of derby | 23 |
the next year | 23 |
the leading of | 23 |
thought to be | 23 |
therefore it is | 23 |
he could have | 23 |
as for his | 23 |
a sort of | 23 |
for feare of | 23 |
as well in | 23 |
if they would | 23 |
off from the | 23 |
which hee had | 23 |
any thing against | 23 |
in his way | 23 |
be given to | 23 |
it was no | 23 |
the same year | 23 |
against the scots | 23 |
there is also | 23 |
in the second | 23 |
it was so | 23 |
there was one | 23 |
all parts of | 23 |
the same king | 23 |
was divided into | 23 |
them for their | 22 |
of the scottish | 22 |
the reigns of | 22 |
mouth of the | 22 |
she bare to | 22 |
and that is | 22 |
be seen in | 22 |
the south side | 22 |
the second son | 22 |
hee was a | 22 |
these that follow | 22 |
and towers of | 22 |
of all their | 22 |
in the reigne | 22 |
to set down | 22 |
and the more | 22 |
the rule of | 22 |
the governour and | 22 |
friends and followers | 22 |
and other parts | 22 |
the said sir | 22 |
the said duke | 22 |
which hath been | 22 |
in the parliament | 22 |
in it the | 22 |
king of englands | 22 |
the king did | 22 |
the lord mayor | 22 |
to have it | 22 |
say our writers | 22 |
as being the | 22 |
heir to sir | 22 |
first year of | 22 |
the third of | 22 |
kingdome of scotland | 22 |
because he had | 22 |
originall of the | 22 |
and with him | 22 |
whom the king | 22 |
hath been the | 22 |
to his majesty | 22 |
hall in the | 22 |
it is but | 22 |
castle of stirlin | 22 |
family of great | 22 |
for all that | 22 |
kings of scotland | 22 |
and title of | 22 |
that there are | 22 |
when the earle | 22 |
and not by | 22 |
to the see | 22 |
which if they | 22 |
the castle was | 22 |
in the common | 22 |
early works to | 22 |
the church and | 22 |
the raigne of | 22 |
is found to | 22 |
in like manner | 22 |
the kings favour | 22 |
great number of | 22 |
miles in length | 22 |
till at last | 22 |
the said chancellor | 22 |
to be revenged | 22 |
the example of | 22 |
a man to | 22 |
must needs be | 22 |
of the dutchy | 22 |
scots and pictes | 22 |
earle of buchan | 22 |
in the whole | 22 |
was made a | 22 |
sir george hume | 22 |
descended from robert | 22 |
made him to | 22 |
that the kings | 22 |
was given to | 22 |
him for his | 22 |
vertue of the | 22 |
dayes of king | 22 |
the affairs of | 22 |
in that place | 22 |
in his power | 22 |
to see the | 22 |
length is the | 22 |
treats of the | 22 |
against the earle | 22 |
before the battell | 22 |
there is another | 22 |
head of the | 22 |
and such other | 22 |
all this while | 22 |
the same to | 22 |
for fear of | 22 |
the effigies of | 22 |
the means of | 22 |
come into the | 22 |
the siege of | 22 |
of which we | 22 |
in this countrey | 22 |
one and the | 22 |
earle of darby | 22 |
no more then | 22 |
he had taken | 22 |
to the city | 22 |
take part with | 22 |
a short time | 22 |
it will not | 22 |
and the castle | 22 |
to keep the | 22 |
of the gentlemen | 22 |
the residue of | 22 |
in their hands | 22 |
in order of | 22 |
our writers say | 22 |
the clergies tenth | 22 |
of it was | 22 |
with a few | 22 |
of a knight | 22 |
to his friends | 22 |
citty of london | 22 |
about the time | 22 |
now in the | 22 |
he had gotten | 22 |
earle of wigton | 22 |
i take it | 22 |
mean time the | 22 |
the seventh is | 22 |
to joyne with | 21 |
death of king | 21 |
fled to the | 21 |
king and queen | 21 |
when he had | 21 |
the ground of | 21 |
and master of | 21 |
so that by | 21 |
such a one | 21 |
battell of durham | 21 |
on that side | 21 |
it is hard | 21 |
the more to | 21 |
defence of the | 21 |
was taken prisoner | 21 |
cause of his | 21 |
and in that | 21 |
and princes of | 21 |
all the countrey | 21 |
of him to | 21 |
because it is | 21 |
which was in | 21 |
of any other | 21 |
title of an | 21 |
to the most | 21 |
to give him | 21 |
and the kings | 21 |
to those that | 21 |
the age of | 21 |
such as have | 21 |
and lords of | 21 |
as those of | 21 |
of which he | 21 |
the said john | 21 |
by the romans | 21 |
where they were | 21 |
the king should | 21 |
is hard to | 21 |
him and the | 21 |
the top of | 21 |
and the lords | 21 |
went with him | 21 |
he hath the | 21 |
vertues of the | 21 |
and that by | 21 |
of the day | 21 |
subject to the | 21 |
master james lowson | 21 |
place in the | 21 |
he had the | 21 |
buried in the | 21 |
the english were | 21 |
taken from him | 21 |
by some of | 21 |
being come to | 21 |
was like to | 21 |
to the north | 21 |
at a place | 21 |
so much to | 21 |
which they have | 21 |
at home and | 21 |
is given to | 21 |
they were to | 21 |
and all his | 21 |
dutchy of lancaster | 21 |
of his nobles | 21 |
the parish of | 21 |
themselves to the | 21 |
church of rome | 21 |
in this manner | 21 |
who had the | 21 |
who was also | 21 |
with the title | 21 |
majesty king charles | 21 |
should happen to | 21 |
word of god | 21 |
the advantage of | 21 |
to the common | 21 |
the christian faith | 21 |
the kings bench | 21 |
for many years | 21 |
which is accounted | 21 |
not of the | 21 |
to such a | 21 |
with the castle | 21 |
found to make | 21 |
the terms of | 21 |
of the time | 21 |
the king himselfe | 21 |
and with a | 21 |
for if the | 21 |
of which they | 21 |
though he had | 21 |
of the mind | 21 |
state of england | 21 |
the lord harris | 21 |
some write that | 21 |
of king robert | 21 |
found in the | 21 |
and that of | 21 |
have been so | 21 |
with the kings | 21 |
the english army | 21 |
from whence it | 21 |
of william the | 21 |
happen to be | 21 |
that hath been | 21 |
they might not | 21 |
any of his | 21 |
the whole world | 21 |
and this was | 21 |
them by the | 21 |
together with his | 21 |
of the earl | 21 |
seated upon the | 21 |
in the reigns | 21 |
i have not | 21 |
of the greatest | 21 |
it is thought | 21 |
of the right | 21 |
and made him | 21 |
set down the | 21 |
which i shall | 21 |
first of all | 21 |
if he should | 21 |
the first was | 21 |
of them to | 21 |
as for example | 21 |
of those who | 21 |
the english that | 21 |
the diocese of | 21 |
received by the | 21 |
of the state | 21 |
time of henry | 21 |
greatest part of | 21 |
with his brother | 21 |
it should have | 20 |
his eldest sonne | 20 |
earl of angus | 20 |
were taken prisoners | 20 |
iohn of gaunt | 20 |
that have been | 20 |
in those times | 20 |
the regent was | 20 |
the marriage of | 20 |
place where the | 20 |
of the statute | 20 |
should come to | 20 |
of honour and | 20 |
the sixth is | 20 |
of him that | 20 |
archbishop of canterbury | 20 |
the scots had | 20 |
into his hands | 20 |
can be made | 20 |
by sea and | 20 |
those who had | 20 |
descended from that | 20 |
and that there | 20 |
time of their | 20 |
to speak of | 20 |
to be called | 20 |
such an one | 20 |
to be noted | 20 |
the chiefe town | 20 |
the form of | 20 |
the addition of | 20 |
though it be | 20 |
of a good | 20 |
against the english | 20 |
from the beginning | 20 |
farre from the | 20 |
it was made | 20 |
so farre from | 20 |
daughter of the | 20 |
the knowledge of | 20 |
bishop of this | 20 |
the better to | 20 |
is bounded on | 20 |
to the regent | 20 |
in the last | 20 |
the holy land | 20 |
the course of | 20 |
lord president of | 20 |
which time the | 20 |
the eighth is | 20 |
of queen mary | 20 |
succeeded his brother | 20 |
his fathers life | 20 |
to have made | 20 |
man of great | 20 |
would have had | 20 |
true and perfect | 20 |
to take it | 20 |
though he were | 20 |
of a great | 20 |
and for their | 20 |
the liberty of | 20 |
to the earl | 20 |
containeth in it | 20 |
to give them | 20 |
of marre and | 20 |
holland and zealand | 20 |
of the inhabitants | 20 |
but such as | 20 |
it was to | 20 |
times of the | 20 |
the memory of | 20 |
duke of turrain | 20 |
hee would not | 20 |
in hope of | 20 |
chief of the | 20 |
lord of man | 20 |
for a while | 20 |
and with the | 20 |
readers of the | 20 |
the coast of | 20 |
of the holy | 20 |
that for the | 20 |
which the english | 20 |
and therefore they | 20 |
on the banks | 20 |
it cannot be | 20 |
we have no | 20 |
the king may | 20 |
that which he | 20 |
it had the | 20 |
not a little | 20 |
was not so | 20 |
any such thing | 20 |
he was called | 20 |
is called the | 20 |
growth of the | 20 |
to all the | 20 |
to the scots | 20 |
are in the | 20 |
we have heard | 20 |
known by the | 20 |
of the tower | 20 |
he was to | 20 |
and for his | 20 |
and the english | 20 |
entrance of the | 20 |
with the lords | 20 |
younger branch of | 20 |
presence of the | 20 |
of which was | 20 |
a great armie | 20 |
and who had | 20 |
bishoprick of durham | 20 |
was in his | 20 |
james the first | 20 |
now it is | 20 |
of so great | 20 |
and in all | 20 |
of the water | 20 |
of the scoti | 20 |
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