quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	107
we have run leag	85
hundred and twelve pound	56
represented either as utf	40
characters represented either as	40
an hundred and twelve	39
the hundred weight cont	37
containing an hundred and	32
the said henry every	30
encoded text transcribed from	29
the institutions providing financial	29
assigned for keying and	29
keyed and coded from	29
institutions providing financial support	29
markup reviewed and edited	29
text and markup reviewed	29
i text is available	29
terms of creative commons	29
tcp assigned for keying	29
the early english books	29
phase i text is	29
providing financial support to	29
even for commercial purposes	29
for keying and markup	29
according to the terms	29
coded from proquest page	29
books online text creation	29
work described above is	29
text can be copied	29
images scanned from microfilm	29
encoded edition of the	29
all without asking permission	29
and encoded edition of	29
and coded from proquest	29
the terms of creative	29
edition of the work	29
described above is co	29
is available for reuse	29
this keyboarded and encoded	29
from proquest page images	29
by the institutions providing	29
and markup reviewed and	29
to the early english	29
the hundred weight containing	29
to the terms of	29
financial support to the	29
owned by the institutions	29
of the work described	29
online text creation partnership	29
this phase i text	29
english books online text	29
keyboarded and encoded edition	29
text is available for	29
the text can be	29
support to the early	29
the work described above	29
the ship called the	26
the wind at s	25
this twenty four hours	23
twenty four hours we	22
the hundred and twelve	22
came to an anchor	21
that due credit and	20
or text strings within	20
and markup guidelines are	20
quality assurance was then	20
understanding these processes should	20
at the text creation	20
and those which did	20
record of the period	20
have been transformed into	20
whichever is the greater	20
over a wide variety	20
second or later edition	20
use these texts for	20
usual project restraints of	20
the new cambridge bibliography	20
within the usual project	20
edition of a work	20
sent to external keying	20
their works are eligible	20
proquest to create accurately	20
to produce large quantities	20
external keying companies for	20
then their works are	20
to create accurately transcribed	20
proquest via their early	20
a compelling reason to	20
new cambridge bibliography of	20
quality of tcp data	20
copies of the texts	20
such instances will never	20
in accordance with level	20
to encode one copy	20
of the print record	20
were returned to the	20
corrected and characters marked	20
returned to the keyers	20
released into the public	20
and therefore chose to	20
via their early english	20
work was chosen if	20
will be marked as	20
text selection was based	20
have been released into	20
public domain as of	20
michigan and oxford and	20
we respectfully request that	20
large quantities of textual	20
of creating the tcp	20
have been looked at	20
as illegible were corrected	20
for their own purposes	20
wide variety of subject	20
the text encoding initiative	20
as opposed to critical	20
restraints of time and	20
although there are a	20
are eligible for inclusion	20
or corrected and characters	20
published by proquest via	20
encoded texts based on	20
structural encoding based on	20
of michigan and oxford	20
tcp is to encode	20
there was a compelling	20
illegible were corrected where	20
of the project have	20
remain and some readable	20
readable characters will be	20
and oxford and the	20
therefore chose to create	20
text creation partnership web	20
will remain and some	20
level of the tei	20
general aim of eebo	20
and or corrected and	20
tcp is a partnership	20
and sometimes a second	20
gaps by user contributors	20
that can be made	20
and encoded texts based	20
simplify the filling in	20
domain as of january	20
been issued variously as	20
markup guidelines are available	20
print record of the	20
if there was a	20
in english were prioritized	20
there are a number	20
any assumptions that can	20
and available in eebo	20
creation partnership web site	20
on the image sets	20
mind that in all	20
now take and use	20
works in other languages	20
errors will remain and	20
teams in oxford and	20
mnemonic sdata character entities	20
all likelihood such instances	20
image sets were sent	20
keying and markup guidelines	20
processed by university of	20
a work was chosen	20
at by a tcp	20
creating the tcp texts	20
was intended to range	20
the text creation partnership	20
images in accordance with	20
or for an anonymous	20
available at the text	20
produce large quantities of	20
are available at the	20
based on the text	20
oxford and the publisher	20
published between and available	20
the general aim of	20
partnership between the universities	20
processes should make clear	20
number of works in	20
assurance was then carried	20
therefore of any assumptions	20
elements to simplify the	20
guidelines are available at	20
elements of known extent	20
possible up to a	20
these processes should make	20
transcription and basic encoding	20
nature of the print	20
transformed into placeholder characters	20
will never have been	20
of the process of	20
included and sometimes a	20
editions of a works	20
were encoded as gap	20
meet qa standards were	20
range over a wide	20
by a tcp editor	20
these texts for their	20
that in all likelihood	20
phase of the project	20
text was proofread for	20
accurately transcribed and encoded	20
chosen if there was	20
the texts have been	20
been looked at by	20
publisher proquest to create	20
to their original source	20
texts for their own	20
based on the new	20
page images in accordance	20
on the new cambridge	20
and characters marked as	20
mainly structural encoding based	20
encoded as gap s	20
limit of instances per	20
to tei p using	20
notably latin and welsh	20
first editions of a	20
the encoding was enhanced	20
was a compelling reason	20
illegibles were encoded as	20
the image sets published	20
image sets published by	20
a number of works	20
unicode or tei g	20
of a work was	20
in mind that in	20
intended to range over	20
data within the usual	20
proofread for accuracy and	20
extent have been transformed	20
title published between and	20
where possible up to	20
credit and attribution is	20
enhanced and or corrected	20
the usual project restraints	20
each text was proofread	20
for an anonymous work	20
been transformed into placeholder	20
known extent have been	20
any remaining illegibles were	20
the filling in of	20
was then carried out	20
universities of michigan and	20
with changes to facilitate	20
sets were sent to	20
of instances per text	20
files to tei p	20
language title published between	20
encoding was enhanced and	20
and therefore of any	20
the true nature of	20
of gaps by user	20
of the tei in	20
sets published by proquest	20
texts based on the	20
should bear in mind	20
a limit of instances	20
and linked to page	20
are a number of	20
data is very good	20
encoding based on the	20
overall quality of tcp	20
the process of creating	20
be aware of the	20
encoded and linked to	20
were encoded and linked	20
into the public domain	20
was enhanced and or	20
variety of subject areas	20
quantities of textual data	20
to page images in	20
was divided into two	20
were corrected where possible	20
while the overall quality	20
should make clear that	20
and attribution is given	20
in all likelihood such	20
unicode or text strings	20
to the keyers to	20
selection was intended to	20
a works in english	20
remaining illegibles were encoded	20
to range over a	20
the publisher proquest to	20
tcp aimed to produce	20
to simplify the filling	20
works are eligible for	20
project restraints of time	20
cambridge bibliography of english	20
selection was based on	20
attribution is given to	20
transcribed and encoded texts	20
keyers to be redone	20
to create diplomatic transcriptions	20
bibliography of english literature	20
qa standards were returned	20
some readable characters will	20
keying companies for transcription	20
of known extent have	20
companies for transcription and	20
create accurately transcribed and	20
of the texts have	20
by university of nebraska	20
and some readable characters	20
respectfully request that due	20
based on the image	20
for accuracy and those	20
aware of the process	20
of each text was	20
is a partnership between	20
and use these texts	20
texts have been issued	20
the universities of michigan	20
be made about the	20
be marked as illegible	20
accuracy and those which	20
and the publisher proquest	20
users should bear in	20
those which did not	20
linked to page images	20
up to a limit	20
tei p using tcp	20
hundred weight containing an	20
aimed to produce large	20
was proofread for accuracy	20
were sent to external	20
request that due credit	20
reason to do so	20
characters or elements to	20
for transcription and basic	20
bear in mind that	20
assumptions that can be	20
editorial teams in oxford	20
later edition of a	20
works in english were	20
did not meet qa	20
anyone can now take	20
but we respectfully request	20
to a limit of	20
issued variously as sgml	20
a partnership between the	20
texts created during phase	20
in oxford and michigan	20
to reflect the true	20
can be made about	20
between the universities of	20
corrected where possible up	20
of time and funding	20
texts were encoded and	20
into placeholder characters or	20
should be aware of	20
or later edition of	20
characters marked as illegible	20
reflect the true nature	20
the texts were encoded	20
divided into two phases	20
opposed to critical editions	20
chose to create diplomatic	20
ascii text with mnemonic	20
project was divided into	20
likelihood such instances will	20
of every monographic english	20
have been issued variously	20
in of gaps by	20
looked at by a	20
p using tcp tei	20
which did not meet	20
given to their original	20
the keyers to be	20
or elements to simplify	20
created during phase of	20
with mnemonic sdata character	20
carried out by editorial	20
tcp data is very	20
a wide variety of	20
text with mnemonic sdata	20
accordance with level of	20
gap elements of known	20
of tcp data is	20
was based on the	20
standards were returned to	20
sometimes a second or	20
of a works in	20
made about the data	20
by proquest via their	20
tcp files to tei	20
the overall quality of	20
true nature of the	20
project have been released	20
usually the first edition	20
due credit and attribution	20
or tei g elements	20
created by converting tcp	20
on the text encoding	20
characters will be marked	20
the print record of	20
is given to their	20
by editorial teams in	20
the tei in libraries	20
with level of the	20
process of creating the	20
their early english books	20
users should be aware	20
tei in libraries guidelines	20
not meet qa standards	20
then carried out by	20
during phase of the	20
of textual data within	20
been released into the	20
never have been looked	20
some errors will remain	20
text strings within braces	20
of works in other	20
take and use these	20
is to encode one	20
to external keying companies	20
out by editorial teams	20
converting tcp files to	20
the public domain as	20
between and available in	20
the project have been	20
by converting tcp files	20
filling in of gaps	20
of any assumptions that	20
tcp project was divided	20
placeholder characters or elements	20
compelling reason to do	20
textual data within the	20
was chosen if there	20
marked as illegible were	20
instances will never have	20
changes to facilitate morpho	20
a second or later	20
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weight containing an hundred	19
of the clock in	16
hours we have run	16
of the ship called	16
the clock in the	16
groce containing twelve dozen	16
called the sancta clara	15
ship called the sancta	15
the lading of the	15
reproduction of original in	15
iv tiff page images	15
iv tiff page image	14
notes for div a	14
reproduction of the original	14
ocm this keyboarded and	14
the groce containing twelve	14
of the original in	14
to an anchor in	14
the original in the	13
those who are in	13
in a short time	13
a clock in the	12
or disposing of any	12
lading of the ship	12
disposing of any the	12
buying or disposing of	12
prohibiting the buying or	12
in the morning we	12
logarbo sampled and proofread	12
the port of london	12
any the lading of	12
proclamation prohibiting the buying	12
mona logarbo text and	12
a proclamation prohibiting the	12
of any the lading	12
mona logarbo sampled and	12
logarbo text and markup	12
the buying or disposing	12
in the said ship	11
to the mercy of	11
four hours we have	11
said henry every alias	11
little wind at s	11
a stc estc s	11
the kings most excellent	11
clock in the morning	11
to the value of	11
henry every alias bridgman	11
aptara keyed and coded	10
global keyed and coded	10
to the kings most	10
the wind at south	10
the king of spaine	10
estc r ocm this	10
the lords and commons	10
the mouth of the	10
in the british library	10
original in the british	10
r ocm this keyboarded	10
commons assembled in parliament	10
spi global keyed and	10
vve have run leag	10
we came to an	9
into the hands of	9
includes standard spellings that	9
been fully proofread approx	9
this text has not	9
not been fully proofread	9
the text has been	9
the text the author	9
wind round the compass	9
version of the tcp	9
users from many walks	9
the display of a	9
the small groce cont	9
annotation includes standard spellings	9
and metadata enrichments aim	9
english short title catalog	9
has not been fully	9
tcp digital transcription a	9
metadata enrichments aim at	9
textual changes and metadata	9
end users from many	9
digital transcription a of	9
in a standardized format	9
covantage keyed and coded	9
enriched version of the	9
transcription a of text	9
of a text in	9
that the said henry	9
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changes and metadata enrichments	9
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	9
apex covantage keyed and	9
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standardized format that preserves	9
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display of a text	9
author or stationer meant	9
the humble petition of	9
text is an enriched	9
this text is an	9
text has been tokenized	9
collaborative curation by amateur	9
been tokenized and linguistically	9
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stationer meant to publish	9
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text more computationally tractable	9
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amateur and professional end	9
changes aim at restoring	9
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is an enriched version	9
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and professional end users	9
a text in a	9
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spellings that support the	9
an enriched version of	9
the tcp digital transcription	9
that support the display	9
the th day of	9
professional end users from	9
or stationer meant to	9
tokenized and linguistically annotated	9
a standardized format that	9
restoring the text the	9
many walks of life	9
that are in bonds	9
by amateur and professional	9
the redemption of captives	9
the text more computationally	9
enrichments aim at making	9
for the time being	9
and suitable for network	9
of the tcp digital	9
text in a standardized	9
support the display of	9
a proclamation for the	9
the castle of chagre	9
at making the text	9
text the author or	9
textual changes aim at	9
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at restoring the text	9
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format that preserves archaic	9
the annotation includes standard	9
in the port of	8
or any of them	8
wind at south east	8
god save the king	8
under the command of	8
the tenth day of	8
and that the said	8
and commons assembled in	8
text r in the	8
lords and commons assembled	8
kings most excellent maiestie	8
the rest of the	8
and the rest of	8
r in the english	8
and are to be	8
day in the morning	8
for children the dozen	8
of text r in	8
are to be sold	8
them that are in	8
the mercy of the	8
a of text r	8
a ship called the	8
to the number of	8
at the same time	8
and we do hereby	8
in the south sea	8
the paine or mantle	7
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s this keyboarded and	7
had the wind at	7
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said ship and goods	7
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of the island of	7
one fourth part of	7
other person or persons	7
the said sir robert	7
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clock in the afternoon	7
the saint our friend	7
i was in prison	7
stc estc s this	7
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the first day of	7
the king of morocus	7
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estc s this keyboarded	7
the rest of his	7
of the clock we	7
estc r this keyboarded	7
in the island of	7
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the right honourable the	7
for the redemption of	7
r this keyboarded and	7
the said ship and	7
original in huntington library	6
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lately brought into south	6
of sir henry morgan	6
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of original in huntington	6
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the signe of the	6
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hundred containing six score	6
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the redemption of the	6
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the said don philip	6
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committee of the navy	6
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s ocm this keyboarded	4
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thousand pieces of eight	4
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the captives taken by	4
don alonco de cardenas	4
and you visited me	4
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for redemption of captives	4
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who are in bonds	4
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due entry and payment	4
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clocke in the afternoone	4
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the time of his	4
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yards and a halfe	4
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committee for the navy	4
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against the spaniards in	4
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or they making such	4
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to be sold at	4
of those who are	4
parts beyond the seas	4
master of a ship	4
set sayle out of	4
there is no remedy	4
by one captaine bennet	4
the vvind at s	4
of the castle of	4
the parts beyond the	4
petition of lewis de	4
stc estc s ocm	4
with them in the	4
to the eastward of	4
and south south east	4
haire the hundred weight	4
such person or persons	4
to all the world	4
or shall be otherwise	4
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mo a wing c	4
who lived in the	4
spanish embassadour to his	4
the two most famous	4
the hundred weight contain	4
our brethren in their	4
given at the court	4
the gulfe of venice	4
mercy of the sea	4
was taken by the	4
printed by charles bill	4
consideration the redemption of	4
by reason of the	4
yeere of our reigne	4
be seized or taken	4
year of his majesties	4
the command of captain	4
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of custome and subsidie	4
effectual reducing and suppressing	4
the island of lantore	4
for a man to	4
one captaine bennet strafford	4
right honourable the knights	4
a short time after	4
are in bonds for	4
the rate of defects	4
discovery and apprehension of	4
the port of sancto	4
the king of england	4
in the haire the	4
with gold or silver	4
which the commonwealth of	4
act for redemption of	4
english the hundred weight	4
the more it is	4
upon occasion of the	4
untill the th day	4
given at the council	4
the straits of desselon	4
of the straits of	4
leather the dozen paire	4
reducing and suppressing of	4
sally man of warre	4
in the time of	4
or commander in chief	4
have had the wind	4
for redemption of distressed	4
out of this realm	4
and xml conversion by	4
the said court of	4
gales of wind at	4
two most famous english	4
commander of the ship	4
this morning we made	4
is exactly declared the	4
he or they making	4
discover the said henry	4
may be seized or	4
of the act for	4
six of the clock	4
with the rest of	4
the act for redemption	4
more effectual reducing and	4
the life and death	4
it to be a	4
the navy and customs	4
of lewis de gand	4
at one of the	4
in a prize of	4
we came to the	4
to the trade and	4
honi soit qvi mal	4
eighth year of his	4
spaniards in the west	4
by the authority aforesaid	4
hard gales of wind	4
hours we had the	4
short cloth before rated	4
and burgesses now assembled	4
the almes of the	4
citizens and burgesses now	4
and taken by the	4
for the more effectual	4
or the said ship	4
at the council chamber	4
early in the morning	4
a clock at night	4
of the due entry	4
category of texts with	4
two of the clock	4
to his majestie at	4
now assembled in parliament	4
to any of his	4
of our reigne of	4
xml conversion by the	4
of england hath sustained	4
by the said ambassador	4
the wind at east	4
and xml conversion a	4
at which time we	4
out of the harbour	4
the tyranny of the	4
for the raising of	4
by the spanish embassadour	4
fourth part of one	4
captives taken by turkish	4
of lattin the pound	4
making such discovery or	4
about nine a clock	4
kept plying to windward	4
continuation of the act	4
and run away with	4
soit qvi mal y	4
was in prison and	4
life and death of	4
ordinance of the lords	4
of la vera cruz	4
our reigne of great	4
embargued or seized in	3
so remember them as	3
at two of the	3
r honi soit qvi	3
his buccanieres surprizing of	3
juan perez de guzman	3
punishing privateers and pyrates	3
to the chief governour	3
their future good behaviour	3
the spaniards and english	3
to the last man	3
horn with his buccanieres	3
th and th of	3
well knowne to all	3
spaniards and english in	3
sea ran so high	3
the island of banda	3
a ship called sancta	3
them who are enemies	3
and cherish such a	3
th day of the	3
a very hard gale	3
pay after the rate	3
them some time detained	3
we kept plying along	3
with the loss of	3
men who are in	3
mal y pense royal	3
brought into all other	3
and privateers in america	3
towards captives chiefly towards	3
dispose of any part	3
setting foorth to this	3
th day in the	3
with between and defects	3
the small groce containing	3
and pirats of sally	3
remember them as if	3
of the tryals of	3
and other commodities of	3
the iudge of the	3
of texts with between	3
present estate of captaine	3
of wind at south	3
of any order or	3
the eighteenth yeare of	3
them committed vnto the	3
as if they had	3
letter from a gentleman	3
officers of the custome	3
together with the president	3
thought it convenient to	3
an anchor at the	3
and south south west	3
unto the said sir	3
majesties governour or commander	3
library and art gallery	3
y pense royal blazon	3
or persons who shall	3
the twenty fourth of	3
the lords justices of	3
of this province for	3
or warrant from one	3
to the true intent	3
treasures of the church	3
actions of their takings	3
ship called the pearle	3
an exact narrative of	3
are in bonds as	3
our canoes and boat	3
is well knowne to	3
which is as much	3
by sea or land	3
between the two crownes	3
governour and company of	3
the timber containing forty	3
a journal of the	3
other security given for	3
to be relyed on	3
as also the firing	3
of so many of	3
of the peace between	3
hath been disposed of	3
and by him brought	3
at eight of the	3
imbrace and cherish such	3
in loose sheets by	3
of king henry the	3
them to the mercy	3
two kings of spaine	3
and all others whom	3
with other pleasant passages	3
lying of the french	3
of brachey and romecour	3
sharp and others in	3
to algeeres and tunis	3
moneis they were sold	3
and death of capt	3
or other goods or	3
they told our generall	3
hath alwayes bene ready	3
in bonds as bound	3
as were with them	3
be it enacted by	3
of his good subjects	3
honourable assembly of knights	3
brought in as before	3
judicially decided and determined	3
the carrying of munition	3
and that it was	3
other pleasant passages which	3
by the confederates of	3
and losses of abraham	3
with gold and silver	3
search and apprehension of	3
restraining and punishing privateers	3
is annexed a list	3
of the west indies	3
subsidie for the same	3
and such others as	3
likewise the sufferings and	3
sent for all the	3
or both houses of	3
that all and every	3
the second article is	3
but doth also expresly	3
further enacted by the	3
is depending in the	3
paid for custome and	3
with the said henry	3
seizing the said henry	3
them in the said	3
how they were taken	3
we came on board	3
ship being laden with	3
been made unto his	3
any of the persons	3
above in the custome	3
of this our proclamation	3
committed vnto the sixt	3
an accompt of all	3
apprehension of certaine pirats	3
packed the last cont	3
a great number of	3
which is the best	3
of the same expedition	3
and the next day	3
we came up with	3
the hands of turkish	3
order or warrant from	3
may prove to the	3
to the westward of	3
eight in the morning	3
held in the old	3
pressed in three sermons	3
whereunto is annexed a	3
security given for the	3
for the better and	3
them as if we	3
any other person or	3
who are in turkish	3
goods or merchandizes belonging	3
every commander of the	3
came up with her	3
you that the bearer	3
and practices of that	3
by authority of this	3
within two miles of	3
the pearle of london	3
the th and th	3
with the death of	3
not being able to	3
to fall into the	3
van horn with his	3
in burthen neere upon	3
of diuers of wards	3
part of the said	3
about one hundred and	3
narrative of the tryals	3
to goe to the	3
further complained by the	3
at sea and land	3
i pray you receiue	3
the seas of india	3
whose goods or estates	3
in case of his	3
and what manner of	3
seed the hundred weight	3
and came to an	3
according to the now	3
the particular actions of	3
it may prove to	3
in any of the	3
called sancta clara in	3
and at night wee	3
in their price and	3
second part of the	3
of don philip hellen	3
true relation of sir	3
such other person or	3
the single piece cont	3
conversion by the king	3
a faithful and true	3
cocheneal and other commodities	3
hath sustained by their	3
captives chiefly towards our	3
of his majesties high	3
from their first setting	3
the shipping thereof to	3
most honourable assembly of	3
being laden with silver	3
of fourty six guns	3
and of being responsible	3
of brasse or lattin	3
his subjects and kingdomes	3
passages which hapned before	3
trading to the east	3
of captaine ward and	3
that court in such	3
one hundred and fifty	3
him brought to southampton	3
temples of the lord	3
of the best of	3
whom it may concerne	3
or estates shall for	3
person or persons as	3
light upon such of	3
deaths of the two	3
any of his majesties	3
ordinance be forthwith printed	3
for the sake of	3
we manned our canoes	3
did give them chase	3
the moneis they were	3
likely to be sold	3
farthing the pound weight	3
clock in the afternoone	3
all others whom it	3
the head of the	3
in the reigne of	3
vrged and pressed in	3
or seized in spaine	3
the said king and	3
of being responsible and	3
of the persons abovenamed	3
of high concernment betwixt	3
to windward of us	3
two late famous pirates	3
the temple of the	3
and other wares and	3
the th day in	3
we continued our march	3
majesty well weighing what	3
according to the true	3
with the particular actions	3
and burgesses of the	3
most vnfortunately into the	3
the place where we	3
the streights of magellan	3
the propriety thereof shall	3
of gold and silver	3
sold against the will	3
their first setting foorth	3
formerly collected in loose	3
saile of great ships	3
by an impartial hand	3
have estates in spaine	3
it might have beene	3
the seventeenth day of	3
an anchor under the	3
day we saw a	3
ship called the phancy	3
the suite depending in	3
that if they would	3
of such value and	3
court of the admiraltie	3
all that are in	3
bonds as bound with	3
these are to certifie	3
in the morning wee	3
some time detained prisoner	3
of the three townes	3
the sixt of aprill	3
which is added the	3
extracted out of his	3
four of the clock	3
restrayning the carrying of	3
others as were with	3
paine of his majesties	3
of all his notorious	3
last containing twenty cades	3
be judicially decided and	3
be sold against the	3
we took up our	3
bene ready to imbrace	3
their price and value	3
destructive it may prove	3
and deaths of the	3
to which purpose they	3
a man of war	3
pyrats ward the englishman	3
for custome and subsidy	3
the temple of god	3
his notorious robberies both	3
to the old towne	3
this day we saw	3
the two late famous	3
by andrew barker master	3
lord of brachey and	3
shall for that cause	3
of rates established by	3
concernment betwixt the two	3
the commons assembled in	3
our selves into a	3
we bore up the	3
vnto the sixt of	3
damage shall happen to	3
temple of the lord	3
and the executrix of	3
we have lain becalmed	3
or the most piraces	3
in a letter from	3
into all other ports	3
to pray for them	3
principall officers of the	3
of his maiesties subiects	3
any other security given	3
all or the most	3
cause be embargued or	3
part of the lading	3
reigne of queene elizabeth	3
of what condition soever	3
weighed and stood to	3
being a matter of	3
of india or persia	3
but have rather encreased	3
do hereby further declare	3
diuers of wards chiefe	3
the wind from s	3
or merchandizes belonging to	3
and sundry other pirates	3
selves were in the	3
now illustrated and extracted	3
quarters of a mile	3
the city of london	3
to his friend in	3
england hath sustained by	3
it is further complained	3
vnfortunately into the hands	3
in seizing the said	3
albeit they are not	3
with leather the dozen	3
cont two halfe pieces	3
or if engaged without	3
they came on board	3
in the mouth of	3
goods or estates shall	3
may be the ill	3
the chief governour of	3
sancta clara in the	3
have therefore thought fit	3
by him brought to	3
henry every commander of	3
from the port of	3
in a businesse of	3
of munition to algeeres	3
of all sorts the	3
upon such of his	3
every one of them	3
act for restraining and	3
they are not perishable	3
of those who pretend	3
happened in that place	3
relyed on for satisfaction	3
the reigne of queene	3
at our court at	3
gold or silver the	3
so much as the	3
be relyed on for	3
and meaning of this	3
the peace made in	3
a short time came	3
richly laden with plate	3
and every one of	3
haue beene taken by	3
kietzman sampled and proofread	3
with his buccanieres surprizing	3
mast by the board	3
that happened in that	3
such of his good	3
the committee of the	3
lading of the said	3
are in turkish bondage	3
to the said ship	3
both at sea and	3
and certaine report of	3
and the said bennet	3
to be sold against	3
here we lay till	3
in that case prouided	3
shilling in every twenty	3
our court at whitehall	3
manner of death they	3
gave her chase all	3
ill consequences of such	3
added the true relation	3
to the said king	3
by the hands of	3
the judge of his	3
and sir arthur ingram	3
of scotland the piece	3
notorious pyrats ward the	3
three quarters of a	3
other wares and merchandizes	3
king and his subjects	3
eighteenth yeare of his	3
as much as i	3
the executrix of thomas	3
have run leagues east	3
upon the coast of	3
whereas we formerly received	3
to the isle of	3
proclamation for the more	3
a proclamation against pirats	3
or dispose of any	3
very little wind at	3
with the said ship	3
hapned before their surprizall	3
have a reward of	3
a mile from the	3
till the next day	3
of our lady of	3
which hapned before their	3
relation of sir henry	3
maiestie hath alwayes bene	3
and english in the	3
humble petition of the	3
generall sent for all	3
four a clock in	3
or any of their	3
a gentleman in algier	3
person or persons that	3
sustained by their usurpation	3
remember those that are	3
imprinted at london by	3
and how destructive it	3
that cause be embargued	3
the lying of the	3
the island of iamaica	3
well weighing what may	3
ward and his company	3
in the absence of	3
three townes in a	3
lately treacherously brought to	3
during the lying of	3
split all too peeces	3
wee did give them	3
to the most honourable	3
manifestly contrary to the	3
pay according to the	3
we have therefore thought	3
brasse or lattin the	3
him and the king	3
most famous english pyrats	3
hard gale of wind	3
down to the water	3
other goods or merchandizes	3
betwixt the two kings	3
the sight whereof made	3
reader may please to	3
or any two of	3
said king and his	3
the tryals of the	3
may light upon such	3
for the payment of	3
book of rates established	3
de cardenas ambassador from	3
together with his tryal	3
the reader may please	3
the confederates of ward	3
texts with between and	3
the date of these	3
delivery of the admiralty	3
the will of those	3
before their surprizall worth	3
from the danger of	3
the second part of	3
particular actions of their	3
to south south east	3
is added the true	3
robberies both at sea	3
of the most considerable	3
should have all the	3
from a gentleman in	3
alonco de cardenas ambassador	3
and his taking panama	3
in every twenty shillings	3
complained by the said	3
they shall not be	3
as is well knowne	3
with the president of	3
ship called the phansie	3
said court of admiralty	3
depending in the court	3
peace between the spaniards	3
shall happen to any	3
expresly charge and command	3
with our brethren in	3
the living temples of	3
one or both houses	3
a merchant of cyprus	3
it may light upon	3
one shilling in every	3
english in the west	3
others whom it may	3
to the now book	3
of spaine and england	3
by reason of a	3
such value and consequence	3
with very much rain	3
kings maiestie hath alwayes	3
voyages and adventures of	3
timber containing forty skins	3
of wards chiefe captaines	3
and true account of	3
fell most vnfortunately into	3
he is to be	3
c r honi soit	3
the oath of the	3
also expresly prohibite all	3
mo a wing e	3
at any time hereafter	3
in the new towne	3
compassion towards captives chiefly	3
if engaged without his	3
being by the said	3
by the saint our	3
all his notorious robberies	3
townes in a card	3
also the firing of	3
at the late goal	3
matter of high concernment	3
whereas the kings maiestie	3
kings of spaine and	3
they were sold for	3
then the empty name	3
alwayes bene ready to	3
certaine report of the	3
heavily it may light	3
of the said cocheneale	3
this kingdom of england	3
case of his death	3
set it on fire	3
is further complained by	3
true intent and meaning	3
pure and immaculate conception	3
happen to any of	3
we saw a sail	3
commonwealth of england hath	3
are in miserable bondage	3
on board our ship	3
forraign goods and merchandizes	3
for apprehending henry every	3
the most honourable assembly	3
the hundred ells cont	3
be it further enacted	3
who have estates in	3
give them chase all	3
and now present estate	3
their majesties governour or	3
and likewise the sufferings	3
now present estate of	3
cardenas ambassador from the	3
having been made unto	3
and apprehension of certaine	3
and all the proceedings	3
by them some time	3
be apparently against the	3
or any other person	3
true account of the	3
the treasures of the	3
pirates and privateers in	3
as soon as we	3
clara in the port	3
those that are in	3
apparently against the rules	3
how heavily it may	3
or to be relyed	3
captaine ward and danseker	3
and into the towne	3
the house of parliament	3
the death of diuers	3
in miserable bondage in	3
the wind south south	3
bennet strafford and others	3
the sufferings and losses	3
redemption of the captives	3
of one of the	3
and what is the	3
taken by an impartial	3
businesse of such value	3
together with the particular	3
the wind at e	3
ship and goods is	3
taken by the confederates	3
our brethren and country	3
for whatsoever damage shall	3
his friend in london	3
without his majesty cannot	3
pense royal blazon or	3
hands of turkish pirats	3
whatsoever damage shall happen	3
him in the said	3
the islands of banda	3
of the french fleet	3
the peace between the	3
or any other of	3
or lattin the pound	3
covered with leather the	3
ambassador from the king	3
the space of two	3
of the house of	3
notorious robberies both at	3
shall be judicially decided	3
according to their abilities	3
three of the clock	3
also a proclamation prohibiting	3
wee came to an	3
true relation of all	3
to this present time	3
to be apparently against	3
merchandizes formerly sequestred at	3
in the space of	3
the morning we saw	3
in the west indies	3
morning we saw a	3
and the places where	3
french making the dozen	3
together with the death	3
and pressed in three	3
a true relation of	3
were with them in	3
warrant from one or	3
his expedition against the	3
of about one hundred	3
all and every person	3
how destructive it may	3
his majesties high displeasure	3
were in the same	3
first setting foorth to	3
for that cause be	3
not be able to	3
who pretend to be	3
the temples of the	3
our generall sent for	3
the morning wee saw	3
year of our reign	3
being a journal of	3
estates shall for that	3
the present state of	3
illustrated and extracted out	3
said bennet strafford apprehended	3
report of the beginning	3
upon pretence of any	3
and commerce of his	3
what manner of death	3
is one shilling in	3
council chamber at whitehall	3
collected in loose sheets	3
come to an anchor	3
a businesse of such	3
command the judge of	3
andrew barker master of	3
proclamation restrayning the carrying	3
the high land of	3
haig text and markup	3
complaint having been made	3
trade and commerce of	3
that the bearer hereof	3
such a perfect amitie	3
description of the three	3
journal of the same	3
vvith a true relation	3
which without his majesty	3
sir henry morgan his	3
other merchandizes formerly sequestred	3
one thousand six hundred	3
in the afternoon we	3
are to certifie you	3
death of diuers of	3
suppressing of pirates and	3
foorth to this present	3
date of these presents	3
have rather encreased in	3
the sixt day of	3
and other merchandizes formerly	3
in the eighteenth yeare	3
then factor at lantore	3
daniel haig text and	3
now book of rates	3
ship called sancta clara	3
for the said ship	3
the ill consequences of	3
certifie you that the	3
which is one shilling	3
according to the lawes	3
three sermons on heb	3
proclamation for the discovery	3
proceed in a businesse	3
weighing what may be	3
untill the propriety thereof	3
parties to the suite	3
being a faithful and	3
hundred and twelve l	3
saile of the tunis	3
depending in the said	3
a matter of high	3
all the proceedings at	3
committed several acts of	3
instrumental in seizing the	3
relation of all or	3
ship called the hound	3
the sea ran so	3
and adventures of capt	3
are hereby required and	3
kings most excellent majesty	3
knowne to all the	3
and a half of	3
and to that end	3
propriety thereof shall be	3
charge and command the	3
loose sheets by mr	3
ready to imbrace and	3
to an anchor at	3
we got to an	3
prove to the trade	3
but we could not	3
between the spaniards and	3
if they had beene	3
haig sampled and proofread	3
towelling and napkenning of	3
their surprizall worth the	3
and company of merchants	3
that the said duty	3
who was taken by	3
to a short cloth	3
that are in any	3
proclamation for the search	3
any order or warrant	3
given for the same	3
faithful and true account	3
we formerly received information	3
the voyages and adventures	3
the empty name of	3
the two kings of	3
and the other two	3
the island of providence	3
the payment of the	3
a proclamation restrayning the	3
out of the said	3
jennifer kietzman sampled and	3
and the articles of	3
with thred the yard	3
undertakings with other pleasant	3
executrix of thomas newcomb	3
practices of that court	3
the proceedings at the	3
whereas we have received	3
number of about one	3
and extracted out of	3
and undertakings with other	3
clock in the evening	3
other commodities of great	3
against the rules of	3
upon the island of	3
an act for restraining	3
of such injurious proceedings	3
at the rate of	3
we came to a	3
sayling out of egypt	3
estate of captaine ward	3
to proceed in a	3
that he was a	3
he should have all	3
upon the seas of	3
we set sail from	3
any of the said	3
that it may be	3
surprizall worth the observing	3
the search and apprehension	3
of that court in	3
pretend to be the	3
suite depending in the	3
without any other security	3
by don alonco de	3
seas of india or	3
pretence of any order	3
lords justices of england	3
and goods is depending	3
in respect of our	3
for the search and	3
munition to algeeres and	3
majesties most honourable privy	3
yeare of his majesties	3
and payment of the	3
winde at south south	3
lived in the reigne	3
losses of abraham woofe	3
for the king of	3
the council chamber at	3
to which is added	3
did come into sally	3
who are in miserable	3
thereof shall be judicially	3
th day of march	3
tryals of the pyrats	3
the three townes in	3
expresly prohibite all persons	3
such others as were	3
are likely to be	3
cherish such a perfect	3
the rules of law	3
we have received information	3
from one or both	3
the true intent and	3
to imbrace and cherish	3
what they had done	3
court in such cases	3
of all or the	3
proclamation for apprehending henry	3
barker master of a	3
two thirds of the	3
present state of algeir	3
one henry every commander	3
of his subjects and	3
let us remember them	3
governour or commander in	3
this ordinance be forthwith	3
to certifie you that	3
master of the admirall	3
chiefly towards our brethren	3
in three sermons on	3
french fleet before it	3
commerce of his subjects	3
said ship being laden	3
any two of them	3
were all ready to	3
in the second article	3
buccanieres surprizing of la	3
or to the chief	3
shall have a reward	3
upon paine of his	3
betweene him and the	3
daniel haig sampled and	3
he would be pleased	3
or persons that shall	3
the french fleet before	3
those who pretend to	3
formerly sequestred at london	3
merchandizes belonging to the	3
engaged without his majesty	3
stranger is to pay	3
huntington library and art	3
the ship and cargo	3
one of the ships	3
the last containing twenty	3
encreased in their price	3
was one of the	3
the i le of	3
miserable bondage in barbarie	3
and after a short	3
adjustment of the peace	3
the moores in the	3
goods is depending in	3
and of the shipping	3
sequestred at london and	3
that a ship called	3
as in the second	3
an account of the	3
the point of piracie	3
incite us to the	3
the kings maiestie hath	3
if one member doe	3
exact narrative of the	3
account of the same	3
with an accompt of	3
that this ordinance be	3
published by andrew barker	3
the said bennet strafford	3
out of the town	3
being the first that	3
given at our court	3
we have run east	3
by which you may	3
and now illustrated and	3
to an anchor under	3
to the east indies	3
ten of the clock	3
with him in the	3
and suppressing of pirates	3
towards our brethren and	3
for restraining and punishing	3
carrying of munition to	3
by the commons assembled	3
and by them some	3
for our wounded men	3
for the island of	3
robbers upon the high	3
and stood to the	3
intent and meaning of	3
to be the owners	3
any thing in this	3
be embargued or seized	3
and a description of	3
account of the most	3
made unto his majesty	3
doth also expresly prohibite	3
his majesty well weighing	3
and punishing privateers and	3
for all other sorts	3
it further enacted by	3
between and defects per	3
the goods therein laden	3
pleasant passages which hapned	3
where we lay very	3
sufferings and losses of	3
commodities of great value	3
of the ship and	3
shall be lyable to	3
proceedings at the late	3
of the lading of	3
burgesses of the house	3
rather encreased in their	3
not in the least	3
high concernment betwixt the	3
by them committed vnto	3
ordered by the commons	3
what may be the	3
so much as to	3
accompt of all his	3
be the ill consequences	3
officers of the ports	3
others in the island	3
and command the judge	3
to the suite depending	3
and danseker the dutchman	3
against the will of	3
the now book of	3
consequences of such injurious	3
i le of wight	3
will of those who	3
this morning we saw	3
of our privy council	3
juniperi the hundred and	2
of like affection one	2
commanders of any forts	2
to live and die	2
rather then he would	2
of the loss of	2
or other places in	2
of silke french making	2
the raigne of king	2
said person or persons	2
as are resident in	2
come to sea with	2
according to our english	2
them a great many	2
by the waters of	2
it was such a	2
commander of this ship	2
on the second day	2
our officers and ministers	2
sic by them committed	2
by how much the	2
land like a sugar	2
according to the intent	2
rest of the fleet	2
kietzman text and markup	2
as shall be appointed	2
you visited me not	2
not be without action	2
surrender him or themselves	2
the butt or pype	2
every merchant as well	2
the use of our	2
in the seven and	2
they haue sustained for	2
our generall did send	2
henry morgan and the	2
at london by robert	2
the lord high admirall	2
are with him in	2
and twentieth year of	2
tenth day of march	2
late famous pirates from	2
we are ready to	2
of egypt unto creet	2
the wind from south	2
we plied under the	2
and about three hundred	2
woe is me that	2
said harcourt and cusack	2
february in the morning	2
just and reasonable cause	2
allowed to a short	2
the said ship to	2
and that there was	2
have run leagues west	2
hauing lately found by	2
hard flaws of wind	2
at our pallace of	2
of the raigne of	2
kin to thee then	2
was resolved to fight	2
had he made us	2
ship under colour of	2
as in case of	2
departure west is leag	2
as pirates upon the	2
of our men were	2
wolfe skins tawed the	2
the other members doe	2
gale of wind at	2
to venter his life	2
foundation of the world	2
of his death shall	2
considerable occurences that happened	2
the rates of merchandize	2
upon pain of death	2
the next day our	2
and every of them	2
i doubt not but	2
an anchor hard by	2
go up the river	2
loss of my principle	2
and away they went	2
occurences that happened in	2
shall at any time	2
the affliction of ioseph	2
come into any port	2
who so long had	2
gerald england and wales	2
not knowing what we	2
as much as we	2
of the manner of	2
of the men of	2
had taken the town	2
barrell containing three bushels	2
his oath was not	2
and it was agreed	2
wyer the hundred weight	2
and twentieth yeere of	2
before it in a	2
skins tawed the piece	2
and master robert blacke	2
in a little time	2
and in case any	2
hereby not only expresly	2
if your selves were	2
did put a sally	2
i am not weake	2
ells containing six score	2
in or brought prisoners	2
he is a man	2
not forgetfull to harbour	2
xml conversion c r	2
he saith that he	2
be shipped and carried	2
the advice of his	2
and more then they	2
twentieth year of our	2
the number of three	2
persons as shall be	2
the old towne did	2
the sancta clara belonging	2
if it be either	2
to scower the seas	2
no deduction or defalkation	2
who is captive in	2
within the space of	2
many other of the	2
of our reign the	2
our high court of	2
one man of us	2
beere to be exported	2
majesties governours and commanders	2
b who is weake	2
act to the contrary	2
shall be apprehended in	2
might not be unacceptable	2
for the natives to	2
it was thought best	2
have free libertie to	2
is required of you	2
he was taken in	2
see there is no	2
it not been for	2
in the naturall body	2
second yeere of our	2
the house of the	2
respect of the said	2
in a farre worse	2
am i troubled with	2
of our company were	2
the king whereas the	2
and many of them	2
doe suffer with it	2
for their christian profession	2
the parliament of england	2
belonging to any custome	2
true and certaine report	2
be sold by walter	2
never a man hurt	2
woodcut of a ship	2
merchandizes to a very	2
we have run north	2
we arrived at the	2
shall have his majesties	2
above twenty eight yards	2
the hand and seal	2
or silver the yard	2
most of the people	2
in case any merchant	2
and apprehend the said	2
and command all his	2
helme at his shop	2
deliver him or them	2
from the duke of	2
his deputy or deputies	2
with thred the piece	2
kept plying along shoar	2
the one per cent	2
we with advice foresaid	2
cheese the hundred weight	2
twenty shillings the tonne	2
that had we not	2
this book of rates	2
they were in the	2
with the concomitants thereof	2
we have run due	2
such manner as by	2
wind in the day	2
so much of the	2
to pay the subsidie	2
and discovered by the	2
that none of his	2
at this time water	2
to our english prouerbe	2
by this time our	2
the loss of my	2
them with the least	2
pirates or privateers shall	2
of may in the	2
hard gales at s	2
the usance rate of	2
that is to say	2
name of publicke faith	2
remember to pray for	2
him to be shipped	2
of wind and rain	2
of his maiesties dominions	2
as are with him	2
without payment of any	2
as they haue sustained	2
of death they suffered	2
letter to his wife	2
heere might you haue	2
imputation they cast vpon	2
and town of barwick	2
must be in all	2
his maiestie expresly chargeth	2
rates established by authority	2
commission or authority from	2
out of the towne	2
so that we were	2
in any wise notwithstanding	2
company of merchants of	2
they draw vpon themselues	2
is not the least	2
the undertaking of the	2
his majesties gracious pardon	2
received information from the	2
deaths of two most	2
sixt day of april	2
pirates upon the high	2
two hundred men to	2
hereby charge and command	2
called a council of	2
be not forgetfull to	2
the wind in the	2
required and directed to	2
that as touching the	2
other title information taken	2
the hundred weight con	2
for the triall of	2
the author of this	2
and satisfaction for whatsoever	2
because they will not	2
his majesties lieutenant governour	2
plying to windward under	2
insensible of their owne	2
brought in or carried	2
stood off to sea	2
printed by leonard lichfield	2
other side of the	2
put a stop to	2
the performance of it	2
of wind at s	2
any authority derived from	2
no man who is	2
expedition of sir henry	2
of a ship captioned	2
that belonged to the	2
of earth or stone	2
under colour of searching	2
one of the ancients	2
into this kingdom of	2
payment of any subsidie	2
under a main coarse	2
in regard of their	2
morning we made land	2
is as much as	2
perfect amitie betweene him	2
the windward side of	2
to one of our	2
of three hundred and	2
two leagues distant from	2
by the king a	2
we have now run	2
made in madrid for	2
the single piece not	2
in them this active	2
merchant and owner of	2
at about four a	2
though he be able	2
and their shippe split	2
and i am not	2
hundred weight to the	2
vvednesday the th of	2
list of sally captives	2
can bring to beate	2
who shall discover the	2
by a good observation	2
a boat off to	2
if we have no	2
iohn dawson for thomas	2
of such as are	2
been lately treacherously brought	2
of money as shall	2
proofe of the due	2
the sum of one	2
the more grievous by	2
to pay one penny	2
the force of his	2
whom it is due	2
how they would intertaine	2
dutchman vvith a true	2
of lesser clothes to	2
elspeth healey text and	2
and successors of andrew	2
of them french and	2
thereof to be exported	2
wing e estc r	2
as well as the	2
de guzman account of	2
might well be imagined	2
at the foot of	2
firing the city of	2
christians and consequently our	2
any commission or authority	2
true saints have beene	2
according to his ability	2
we had nothing to	2
to the contrary in	2
out of this kingdome	2
taking of others in	2
the said ship may	2
the south sea being	2
left the said ship	2
there in the indies	2
the articles of treaty	2
and xml conversion an	2
towards the redemption of	2
south east to east	2
we sent our canoe	2
between the houres of	2
for every pound weight	2
of the adventurers in	2
the bandaneeses that ever	2
why are there so	2
that which he knew	2
a wing e estc	2
be unacceptable to the	2
printed by the assigns	2
the english wherein is	2
which they have with	2
that if any of	2
the honour of their	2
much time as to	2
the last containing barrels	2
and much comfort of	2
only i pray you	2
of the same in	2
they and every of	2
remember him in his	2
person or persons whatsoeuer	2
annexed a list of	2
saints have beene alway	2
for every hundred weight	2
in the yeare of	2
of his majesties subjects	2
to be accompted two	2
of the late action	2
piraces sic by them	2
them french and dutch	2
proclamation against pirats proclamations	2
given under our signet	2
we had of the	2
that in such case	2
healey text and markup	2
our men on board	2
they could not come	2
of the new towne	2
we finde in them	2
the mary and the	2
he might the more	2
we kept plying to	2
this province for the	2
in his maiesties receipt	2
act be forthwith printed	2
gunnes they can bring	2
of captives public general	2
remember those who are	2
or the men therein	2
the worst kinde of	2
the yeare one thousand	2
rate of delivering them	2
took up our quarters	2
of our high court	2
against the law of	2
upon all goods and	2
the said month of	2
them this active compassion	2
under the high land	2
payment of the custome	2
our selves are in	2
since the loss of	2
of silke the yard	2
the least of any	2
state of algeir being	2
come up with us	2
to fight it out	2
or seasticks the last	2
the said harcourt and	2
such as are resident	2
several commissions against the	2
not been for the	2
the island of plate	2
any of his accomplices	2
they can bring to	2
one and twentieth yeere	2
upon the quarter deck	2
untawed the hundred cont	2
at our palace at	2
night untill the th	2
which they shall not	2
lords commissioners of his	2
to the contrary notwithstanding	2
and lyable to payment	2
treaty between the two	2
the space of dayes	2
to mourne for them	2
we did ride all	2
we got on board	2
night we had a	2
principal secretaries of state	2
like affection one towards	2
is captive in them	2
the great quantities of	2
one quarter of one	2
the chiefest of them	2
well english as stranger	2
although the dutch had	2
in bonds for debt	2
harbour to lay our	2
to go up to	2
last yeare of her	2
and according to justice	2
being responsible and lyable	2
we have lain by	2
out of their beds	2
one of our principal	2
with the newes of	2
the excellency of the	2
in length not above	2
such time as the	2
a strong currant which	2
lady of pure and	2
demanded or levyed of	2
that i have of	2
so as they may	2
the night we lost	2
head brushes the dozen	2
every one according to	2
beene alway thus affected	2
this act be forthwith	2
adventure on the seas	2
giuen at our palace	2
from south east to	2
and there did ride	2
honour of their soueraigne	2
london trading to the	2
or by any other	2
come into the roade	2
came off very well	2
in the custome house	2
cards new the dozen	2
in the second yeere	2
went with our courses	2
to pay subsidie outwards	2
commander in chief of	2
and west south west	2
were all of them	2
and there made prize	2
the said ship in	2
be done in this	2
the chief of them	2
a place to make	2
to be his owne	2
butt or pype to	2
the other side of	2
cannot grieve in such	2
to be blown up	2
had vs in chase	2
the presence of the	2
our selves to the	2
we our selves were	2
doe for his brother	2
identified as stc a	2
god hath prospered him	2
king whereas the kings	2
he or they so	2
vve plyed to windward	2
have put a period	2
which from william graues	2