quadgram

This is a table of type quadgram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.

quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	299
of the house of	194
of king henry the	159
the raign of king	159
the th year of	136
the reign of king	133
house of commons in	130
of the raign of	121
early english books online	119
of commons in parliament	117
the king and his	112
in the time of	111
year of his reign	109
of king edward the	107
in the th year	106
of the reign of	104
year of the raign	97
year of the reign	88
lords spiritual and temporal	83
the king of france	82
king henry the third	79
the house of peers	78
th year of the	76
in the reign of	70
in the house of	70
the lords and commons	70
the lords spiritual and	67
raign of king henry	67
members of the house	65
in the raign of	64
an act of parliament	63
our kings and princes	58
th year of his	57
in the mean time	56
law of the land	55
reign of king henry	54
by the law of	54
year of his raign	54
in the case of	53
our lord the king	53
for the most part	50
of the king and	50
in the same year	49
in the county of	49
the law of the	48
king edward the first	47
the time of the	46
both houses of parliament	46
the law of nature	46
raign of king edward	45
the members of the	44
by reason of the	43
the crown of england	43
at the same time	43
as well as the	43
by the statute of	42
by act of parliament	41
the king of england	41
the archbishop of canterbury	41
the rest of the	41
the king and the	40
of the church of	40
the law of nations	38
is not to be	38
in the year of	38
king henry the th	38
the kings of england	38
notes for div a	37
the church of england	37
the defence of the	37
the assent of the	37
of our kings and	37
to the king and	36
reign of king edward	36
owned by the institutions	35
support to the early	35
financial support to the	35
text and markup reviewed	35
coded from proquest page	35
markup reviewed and edited	35
the early english books	35
described above is co	35
work described above is	35
this keyboarded and encoded	35
institutions providing financial support	35
from proquest page images	35
the work described above	35
king henry the d	35
books online text creation	35
terms of creative commons	35
providing financial support to	35
all without asking permission	35
this phase i text	35
encoded edition of the	35
keyed and coded from	35
even for commercial purposes	35
tcp assigned for keying	35
text can be copied	35
is available for reuse	35
and encoded edition of	35
by the institutions providing	35
encoded text transcribed from	35
edition of the work	35
keyboarded and encoded edition	35
of the work described	35
and markup reviewed and	35
phase i text is	35
to the terms of	35
assigned for keying and	35
online text creation partnership	35
images scanned from microfilm	35
of the court of	35
and coded from proquest	35
the institutions providing financial	35
i text is available	35
english books online text	35
to the early english	35
according to the terms	35
the text can be	35
the consent of the	35
the terms of creative	35
text is available for	35
for keying and markup	35
the laws of the	34
by the advice of	34
to the king of	34
of the king of	34
of the lords spiritual	34
the power of the	34
the tenures in capite	34
a great part of	33
the commons in parliament	33
the city of london	33
or compositions for them	33
king edward the third	32
the tower of london	31
from time to time	31
the advice of the	31
the king to be	31
thousand pounds per annum	30
in the court of	29
the people of england	29
in the presence of	29
the king by the	29
and commons in parliament	29
to which the king	29
the kingdom of england	29
represented either as utf	28
of king richard the	28
characters represented either as	28
by an act of	28
great seal of england	28
the command of the	28
and ought to be	28
the house of lords	27
the time of king	27
the lords spirituall and	27
the presence of the	27
of the common law	27
the dean of sarum	27
on the other side	27
the great seal of	26
for the good of	26
the th day of	26
lords spirituall and temporall	26
in the name of	26
of allegiance and supremacy	26
the reign of queen	26
for the defence of	26
of the lords and	26
at the time of	25
house of peers in	25
of the duke of	25
to the house of	25
it is to be	25
by the king and	25
of peers in parliament	25
of the county of	25
the king or his	25
the dean and chapter	25
part of the people	24
iv tiff page images	24
oaths of allegiance and	24
knights of the shires	24
which the king answered	24
the good of the	24
the justices of the	23
member of the house	23
king charles the martyr	23
the first year of	23
in the life of	23
in the first year	23
of both houses of	23
said to have been	23
by the assent of	23
of the common people	23
the name of the	23
the petition of the	22
king richard the second	22
a member of the	22
assent of the lords	22
pourveyance or compositions for	22
laws and customs of	22
their kings and princes	22
of the kingdom of	22
the words of the	22
that preserves archaic forms	21
format that preserves archaic	21
enriched version of the	21
textual changes aim at	21
end users from many	21
transcription a of text	21
the tcp digital transcription	21
at making the text	21
in the beginning of	21
text r in the	21
the text has been	21
digital transcription a of	21
tcp digital transcription a	21
of the tcp digital	21
the display of a	21
not been fully proofread	21
an enriched version of	21
from many walks of	21
text has been tokenized	21
lords and commons in	21
based collaborative curation by	21
standard spellings that support	21
textual changes and metadata	21
as much as they	21
in the english short	21
enrichments aim at making	21
him and his heirs	21
author or stationer meant	21
collaborative curation by amateur	21
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	21
by the king to	21
one and the same	21
metadata enrichments aim at	21
aim at restoring the	21
changes and metadata enrichments	21
a text in a	21
the greatest part of	21
curation by amateur and	21
making the text more	21
tokenized and linguistically annotated	21
and metadata enrichments aim	21
version of the tcp	21
text is an enriched	21
the english short title	21
been fully proofread approx	21
users from many walks	21
has not been fully	21
text more computationally tractable	21
a of text r	21
king henry the first	21
standardized format that preserves	21
of a text in	21
the commons of england	21
a standardized format that	21
by amateur and professional	21
this text has not	21
amateur and professional end	21
of text r in	21
english short title catalog	21
this text is an	21
the author or stationer	21
r in the english	21
and professional end users	21
of king charles the	21
many walks of life	21
or stationer meant to	21
support the display of	21
changes aim at restoring	21
the annotation includes standard	21
the text the author	21
in a standardized format	21
the text more computationally	21
restoring the text the	21
text has not been	21
stationer meant to publish	21
text in a standardized	21
by the laws of	21
display of a text	21
annotation includes standard spellings	21
and linguistically annotated with	21
is an enriched version	21
text the author or	21
and suitable for network	21
aim at making the	21
that support the display	21
been tokenized and linguistically	21
includes standard spellings that	21
has been tokenized and	21
professional end users from	21
at restoring the text	21
under the great seal	21
spellings that support the	21
laying impositions upon merchandizes	20
to be in the	20
the laws of king	20
made in the th	20
without the consent of	20
in the statute of	20
that is to say	20
in laying impositions upon	20
of the law of	20
of the earl of	20
advice of the lords	20
the king in his	20
and the rest of	19
there can be no	19
the answer to the	19
for the election of	19
of the king in	19
act of parliament made	19
of some of the	19
the word of god	19
tenures in capite and	19
the cause of the	19
manner of holding parliaments	19
by the common law	19
in the times of	19
the right of the	19
the beginning of the	19
a part of the	19
an house of commons	19
according to the law	19
by the house of	18
the peace of the	18
the original in the	18
by the command of	18
reproduction of original in	18
clare earl of gloucester	18
the state of the	18
and in the same	18
and the earl of	18
in capite and by	18
house of commons to	18
the safety of the	18
writs of summons to	18
between the king and	18
the original text notes	18
original text notes for	18
of the castle of	18
not so much as	18
of the members of	18
the clerk of the	18
the body of the	18
from the original text	18
of the crown of	18
the oath of allegiance	18
the church of rome	18
that can be made	18
the charge of the	18
reign of queen elizabeth	18
text notes for div	18
petition of the commons	17
and it may be	17
the laws of god	17
the king of spain	17
command of the king	17
estc r this keyboarded	17
printed in the year	17
global keyed and coded	17
r this keyboarded and	17
and barons of the	17
to make use of	17
at the request of	17
reproduction of the original	17
of the commons in	17
that the king was	17
king charles the first	17
king edward the d	17
of the original in	17
of the third estate	17
the earl of gloucester	17
act of parliament in	17
ocm this keyboarded and	17
the bishop of norwich	17
the king by his	17
petitions of the commons	17
spi global keyed and	17
estc r ocm this	17
according to the laws	17
the law of god	17
r ocm this keyboarded	17
which could not be	17
presence of the king	16
the church of sarum	16
that the king is	16
original in the british	16
the government of the	16
in respect of the	16
of holding parliaments in	16
by the name of	16
of wards and liveries	16
the court of common	16
the year of his	16
the king and lords	16
into the house of	16
that the king should	16
for as much as	16
by king henry the	16
it will not be	16
in the british library	16
his heirs and successors	16
are not to be	16
without act of parliament	16
of the statute of	16
and others of the	16
for the preservation of	16
the act of parliament	16
great councels or parliaments	16
the advice of his	16
defence of the kingdom	16
the time of his	16
in the tower of	15
in the d year	15
any act of parliament	15
the laws of england	15
gilbert de clare earl	15
of the great seal	15
the lands of the	15
at the common law	15
de clare earl of	15
to the law of	15
of henry the third	15
to the crown of	15
the bishop of sarum	15
provisions made at oxford	15
to the end that	15
as if they were	15
in the laws of	15
of their kings and	15
and that it was	15
the latter end of	15
holding parliaments in england	15
king edward the second	15
that it was not	15
raign of king richard	15
the lords in parliament	15
the d year of	15
the behalf of the	15
the hands of the	15
and those which did	15
the petitions of the	15
the year of the	15
or any of the	15
montfort earl of leicester	15
of allegeance and supremacy	15
knights of the shire	15
it may not be	15
attribution is given to	14
of gaps by user	14
over a wide variety	14
and attribution is given	14
capite and by knight	14
data within the usual	14
the keyers to be	14
issued variously as sgml	14
that act of parliament	14
the king in the	14
then their works are	14
or tei g elements	14
of the print record	14
tcp data is very	14
returned to the keyers	14
produce large quantities of	14
title published between and	14
by a tcp editor	14
range over a wide	14
quantities of textual data	14
the texts were encoded	14
to produce large quantities	14
the case of the	14
number of works in	14
to the laws and	14
new cambridge bibliography of	14
there was a compelling	14
errors will remain and	14
tcp is to encode	14
partnership between the universities	14
the liberties of the	14
a limit of instances	14
meet qa standards were	14
mona logarbo sampled and	14
texts were encoded and	14
structural encoding based on	14
unicode or tei g	14
these texts for their	14
carried out by editorial	14
readable characters will be	14
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and available in eebo	14
in oxford and michigan	14
that in all likelihood	14
the true nature of	14
edition of a work	14
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some errors will remain	14
all likelihood such instances	14
works in other languages	14
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text selection was based	14
filling in of gaps	14
of time and funding	14
oxford and the publisher	14
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each text was proofread	14
the image sets published	14
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corrected where possible up	14
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corrected and characters marked	14
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second or later edition	14
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textual data within the	14
between the universities of	14
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tcp aimed to produce	14
qa standards were returned	14
record of the period	14
a number of works	14
creation partnership web site	14
created during phase of	14
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proquest to create accurately	14
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level of the tei	14
mainly structural encoding based	14
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words puts this text	14
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language title published between	14
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nostre seigneur le roy	14
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king henry the eighth	14
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mnemonic sdata character entities	14
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daniel in the life	14
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enhanced and or corrected	14
of every monographic english	14
general aim of eebo	14
via their early english	14
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limit of instances per	14
texts for their own	14
and encoded texts based	14
p using tcp tei	14
was then carried out	14
changes to facilitate morpho	14
while the overall quality	14
reflect the true nature	14
characters will be marked	14
were corrected where possible	14
was divided into two	14
tcp project was divided	14
was based on the	14
were returned to the	14
will remain and some	14
later edition of a	14
for accuracy and those	14
king and the lords	14
to a limit of	14
text strings within braces	14
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parliament in the th	14
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the kings of france	13
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laws of the land	13
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our king henry the	13
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any of our kings	13
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that i say nothing	13
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commons in parliament assembled	13
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the common law of	13
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king henry the second	13
the bishop of rome	13
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the petition of right	13
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of the lords spirituall	13
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lord bishop of sarum	12
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parliament made in the	12
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king henry the sixth	12
out of the kingdom	12
the power of a	12
in the next place	12
for the county of	12
or any of them	12
power to depose kings	12
free and common socage	12
king and his councel	12
oaths of allegeance and	12
were not to be	12
law of nature and	12
in the making of	12
be found in the	12
as it hath been	12
of the people of	12
greatest part of the	12
the realm of england	12
the bishop of winchester	12
prerogative in laying impositions	12
that they should not	11
of edward the third	11
he was a prisoner	11
it must needs be	11
the writs of summons	11
you may please to	11
act of parliament to	11
of the government of	11
the use of the	11
if they had not	11
quod ponatur per ballium	11
of the liberties of	11
our kings or princes	11
the court of wards	11
of the like nature	11
the honour of the	11
and the king of	11
they ought to be	11
the liberty of the	11
the cathedral church of	11
be made by the	11
into the hands of	11
at the battle of	11
king edward the confessor	11
and many of the	11
raign of our king	11
so long as he	11
a great deal more	11
and not to be	11
to the will of	11
of our kings or	11
to be made by	11
if we may believe	11
or ought to be	11
if it had been	11
apex covantage keyed and	11
and present manner of	11
and in the th	11
the custody of the	11
common law of england	11
too many of the	11
mo a wing c	11
of the kings house	11
chief justice of the	11
the later end of	11
that the king of	11
of the king or	11
the power of pardoning	11
the revenues of the	11
a parliament in the	11
the st year of	11
iv tiff page image	11
of the parliament of	11
court of common pleas	11
to provide for the	11
the nature of the	11
with the king and	11
to be members of	11
by the help of	11
ought not to be	11
statute made in the	11
the election of knights	11
the king in parliament	11
the duke of lancaster	11
king richard the d	11
peace of the kingdom	11
the states of the	11
in the latter end	11
covantage keyed and coded	11
of the kingdom and	11
custom of the kingdom	11
reign of king james	11
as well as of	11
the earl of leicester	11
for many ages past	11
de montfort earl of	11
merchandizes crossing the seas	11
in the intervals of	11
the battle of evesham	11
that it might be	11
that house of commons	10
ought to be in	10
with the consent of	10
be put in execution	10
of the english nation	10
charta and charta de	10
imprisonment of king henry	10
that there is no	10
martyr king charles the	10
entred in the parliament	10
the opinion of the	10
in this present parliament	10
when he was a	10
the rights of the	10
to be done in	10
and in the mean	10
with the french king	10
the mean time the	10
the imprisonment of king	10
the justices of peace	10
of the crown in	10
to the king in	10
a sack of wooll	10
never be able to	10
in parliament in the	10
with the king of	10
and are to be	10
given at our court	10
the king to the	10
in the raigns of	10
the person of the	10
of the city of	10
the king and kingdom	10
the king is not	10
part of the lands	10
on the behalf of	10
the custom of the	10
may be added to	10
to the king to	10
and the law of	10
that they should be	10
government of the kingdom	10
the lord of the	10
latter end of the	10
lord the king hath	10
it is in the	10
cathedral church of sarum	10
and by knights service	10
the time of parliament	10
the records of the	10
by reason of his	10
during the time of	10
the earl of cornwal	10
earl of gloucester and	10
as they ought to	10
nostre seigneur le roi	10
out of the realm	10
of the kings councel	10
the prince his son	10
the charter of the	10
of the kings of	10
in time to come	10
habet literas regis vic	10
his courts of justice	10
justices of the peace	10
the provisions made at	10
for the benefit of	10
and one of the	10
of the counties of	10
the third year of	10
laws of the confessor	10
men of the kingdom	10
so much as a	10
to the justices of	10
of the lands of	10
king edward the st	10
commons in parliament in	10
the rule of the	10
the county of yorke	10
but it may be	10
for the safety of	10
barons of the exchequer	10
of summoning the parliament	10
but to return to	10
is one of the	10
made use of in	10
as much as the	10
raign of king charles	10
the master of the	10
the monk of malmsbury	10
the acts of parliament	10
that the king hath	10
be members of the	10
blessed martyr king charles	10
the peers and commons	10
the fourth part of	10
betwixt the king and	10
of all the lands	10
later end of the	10
after the death of	10
of the peers and	10
and assent of the	10
the king could not	10
it ought to be	10
the statute of ed	10
the knights of the	10
power of the king	10
the imperial crown of	9
the speaker of the	9
in the year aforesaid	9
majesties speech to the	9
and according to the	9
the law of england	9
as well as they	9
that they might be	9
of gloucester and hertford	9
sicut nos honorem nostrum	9
that the kings of	9
the king hath ordained	9
was a prisoner to	9
their lands and estates	9
to be made in	9
of the nobility and	9
not to have been	9
the king of the	9
think themselves to be	9
kings of england have	9
say nothing of the	9
in the defence of	9
popes power to depose	9
clerk of the parliament	9
to be so much	9
that he would not	9
edward the confessors laws	9
on the one side	9
to be a great	9
the answer of the	9
good of the kingdom	9
if there had been	9
the peeres and commons	9
victuals and houshold provisions	9
part of the commons	9
king henry the fourth	9
in the later end	9
that there was a	9
by both houses of	9
not to be found	9
consent of the lords	9
of richard the second	9
the rules of the	9
would be pleased to	9
and defence of the	9
if they had been	9
as if he had	9
by the commons in	9
have been made by	9
all the lands of	9
and charta de foresta	9
the tenants in capite	9
of the kings prerogative	9
are said to be	9
in the third year	9
in the last parliament	9
his son prince edward	9
of the dean and	9
for which they were	9
to give their advice	9
of the power of	9
granted by the king	9
ancient and present manner	9
which the king of	9
of themselves and their	9
to the sheriffs of	9
magna charta and charta	9
many of the nobility	9
in king edward the	9
right of the crown	9
taking away of the	9
for the publick good	9
understood to have been	9
to the sheriff of	9
to the prejudice of	9
the king for his	9
by the rule of	9
the lords of the	9
and liberties of the	9
that his majesty would	9
for the house of	9
the absolute power of	9
of the knights of	9
to be no more	9
of our king henry	9
of many of the	9
in the same manner	9
they could not be	9
councel of the kingdom	9
by our kings and	9
great councel or parliament	9
as well as to	9
and custom of the	9
his majesties speech to	9
by some of the	9
of our lord the	9
for the profit of	9
or any of their	9
without the assent of	9
unto which the king	9
all the people of	9
of the church and	9
to have been any	9
by the advice and	9
at our court at	9
appointed by the king	9
in fide dilectione quibus	9
at the suit of	9
request of the commons	9
by the kings prerogative	9
the cause of summoning	9
the marches of wales	9
that no man should	9
by the consent of	9
as much as in	9
citizens and burgesses to	9
the election of the	9
the king of his	9
of the law merchant	9
the raign of the	9
is said to have	9
third year of the	9
the power of kings	9
the intervals of parliament	9
the life of king	9
by sir robert cotton	9
by the kings command	9
of the commons to	9
to come to parliament	9
to the church of	9
part of the world	9
in parliament to be	8
parts beyond the seas	8
is said to be	8
of their king and	8
lay impositions upon merchandizes	8
the duty of subjects	8
in time of war	8
that they could not	8
that the house of	8
and all the lands	8
to come to the	8
it could not be	8
of their lands and	8
to be holden at	8
a nostre seigneur le	8
the king should be	8
to be given to	8
of knights of the	8
and that if any	8
as much as it	8
the parliament of england	8
the commons in this	8
be chosen by the	8
the lord bishop of	8
king edward the th	8
in the parliament of	8
duty of subjects to	8
of the dutchy of	8
of texts with between	8
a wing c thomason	8
as they were in	8
that the bishop of	8
of kingston upon hull	8
to have been a	8
texts with between and	8
act of parliament that	8
the head of the	8
at which time the	8
person is required in	8
in respect of his	8
and not by the	8
that he was not	8
as well of the	8
hundred thousand pounds per	8
to be no other	8
if there be any	8
will not be so	8
the things that are	8
of an act of	8
any of the kings	8
one of the justices	8
and the laws of	8
de tallagio non concedendo	8
the reign of that	8
article of the third	8
prerogative of the king	8
of the shire for	8
and a little after	8
teste rege apud westm	8
be no other than	8
the affairs of the	8
the execution of their	8
it would be a	8
if they were not	8
of the realm of	8
in the law of	8
king edward the fourth	8
and xml conversion the	8
major part of the	8
so much the more	8
of the laws of	8
and reasonable customs of	8
in the kings absence	8
a great councel or	8
be believed to have	8
no more than a	8
was one of the	8
that it would be	8
a vindication of the	8
at the petition of	8
can do no wrong	8
that the king had	8
contrary to the laws	8
other parts of the	8
for every last of	8
the bishop of london	8
he ought to have	8
for so much as	8
to lay impositions upon	8
granted to the king	8
the ordinance of god	8
his majesty would be	8
in such a case	8
the lord mayor of	8
to have been in	8
a proclamation forbidding all	8
the care of the	8
cause of summoning the	8
for the honour of	8
the kingdome of scotland	8
in the judgement of	8
the subjects of england	8
are the words of	8
the example of the	8
the recovery of the	8
the compositions for the	8
the city of yorke	8
and xml conversion a	8
as well as by	8
dean and chapter of	8
king by the advice	8
the making of the	8
may be compared with	8
to that of the	8
in the next parliament	8
the administration of the	8
the revenue of the	8
of any of the	8
ad faciendum consentiendum iis	8
several acts of parliament	8
i do not say	8
by the justices of	8
in the reigns of	8
in the parliament rolls	8
a great sum of	8
lord mayor of london	8
breach of the peace	8
the common people were	8
the time of henry	8
reign of queen mary	8
the making of laws	8
by some of his	8
at the beginning of	8
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such a kind of	8
between and defects per	8
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by king edward the	8
it is said to	8
the oaths of allegiance	8
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that it was the	8
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in the church of	8
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in any of our	8
upon a sack of	8
such things as the	8
the same year the	8
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the statute of h	8
of an house of	8
of dean and chapter	8
for div a e	8
in the act of	8
in the same parliament	8
the judges of the	8
the king is the	8
in the courts of	8
of all manner of	8
that there is a	8
symon de montfort earl	8
law and custom of	8
and put in execution	8
as that of the	8
not fit to be	8
with between and defects	8
after the rate of	8
of himself and his	8
since the beginning of	8
the right of kings	8
to the bishop of	8
the cause of summons	8
to the gentry of	8
made in the same	8
justice of the court	8
too many of them	8
in a short time	8
a part of his	8
king of the romans	8
free and common soccage	7
the right use of	7
to be subject to	7
be understood to have	7
the maintenance of the	7
for want of a	7
to the kingdom of	7
written by sir robert	7
the growth of popery	7
compositions for the pourveyance	7
and therefore the king	7
as it is in	7
and command of the	7
to have been done	7
the government of england	7
a this text has	7
the king at the	7
find the way to	7
the dutchy of normandy	7
is no more than	7
are to be sold	7
as well for the	7
the raigns of king	7
the causes of the	7
any of the members	7
of some of his	7
that the king by	7
king and his councell	7
majesty would be pleased	7
duties payable for merchandizes	7
in the fifth year	7
printing of the laws	7
has no known defects	7
reign of king e	7
the parliament at oxford	7
for term of life	7
the mouth of the	7
to be put in	7
is required in the	7
the year of our	7
elements at the time	7
i do not find	7
to the king or	7
at such time as	7
by the lords and	7
unto him and his	7
the beginning of his	7
the first day of	7
reasonable customs of england	7
that it should be	7
to the tower of	7
king richard the first	7
known defects that were	7
a writ of error	7
year of that kings	7
for the good and	7
not being able to	7
dilectione quibus nobis tenemini	7
with that of the	7
the time of transcription	7
and in case of	7
to joyn with them	7
to be of the	7
for defence of the	7
when it shall be	7
in a parliament at	7
no known defects that	7
of his own making	7
by the king or	7
affairs of the kingdom	7
time of king edw	7
king by the assent	7
by the grant of	7
in the choice of	7
or at least the	7
part of the law	7
the number of the	7
state of the question	7
defects that were recorded	7
the clerks of the	7
the judgment of his	7
the parts beyond the	7
members in the house	7
in the counties of	7
in such manner as	7
and priviledges of parliament	7
the dissolution of the	7
richard earl of arundel	7
and the duty of	7
in the body of	7
it may be possible	7
in the course of	7
and the commons in	7
one part of the	7
d year of the	7
no part of the	7
to the good of	7
laws of god and	7
kings and princes in	7
until the raign of	7
state of the kingdom	7
to do the like	7
they were in the	7
of a part of	7
the peers of the	7
name of the king	7
some of the commons	7
one of the kings	7
by their oaths of	7
be compared with the	7
required in the great	7
to the same purpose	7
and honour of their	7
to have been so	7
aptara keyed and coded	7
that were recorded as	7
recorded as gap elements	7
at the coronation of	7
in the administration of	7
and modern manner of	7
defence of the king	7
under the name of	7
that many of the	7
of the lords in	7
the lawes of the	7
defender of the faith	7
and to that end	7
every sack of wooll	7
that there can be	7
letter from a gentleman	7
of the castles of	7
about the th year	7
not a few of	7
as if they had	7
parts of the world	7
to hear and determine	7
a conference with the	7
governour of the castle	7
warren earl of surrey	7
not only in the	7
part of the baronage	7
the parliament in the	7
so that the king	7
it was against the	7
it should not be	7
assemblies of the state	7
the grant of the	7
and that is the	7
for the recovery of	7
part of the institutes	7
and contrary to the	7
that there should be	7
the statute of e	7
were recorded as gap	7
spiritual and temporal should	7
time of the imprisonment	7
by the earl of	7
to be any part	7
by any of the	7
all estates should enjoy	7
the midst of his	7
reign of that king	7
it was not the	7
of oyer and terminer	7
and as for the	7
the judges of england	7
the nobility and gentry	7
it is well known	7
you were pleased to	7
to the lords commissioners	7
the goods of the	7
that he should be	7
of subjects to their	7
the necessity of the	7
the canons of the	7
or any other of	7
raign of king john	7
the rates and prices	7
out of his own	7
the lords of his	7
as is before expressed	7
receivers and tryers of	7
of the shires and	7
great sum of money	7
register of parliament writs	7
both to the king	7
of the popes power	7
fourth part of the	7
the profit of the	7
the king in capite	7
of all the people	7
law or right reason	7
the good of his	7
things as the king	7
declaring the cause of	7
give me leave to	7
and the charter of	7
subordinate to the king	7
of the laws and	7
laws of king edward	7
of the said earl	7
the parts of the	7
of god and nature	7
parliaments or great councels	7
unto him by the	7
from the law of	7
as not to be	7
the reigns of king	7
and great men of	7
for him and his	7
in his book de	7
upon the petition of	7
be given to the	7
in the government of	7
the king of scotland	7
war against the king	7
if they be not	7
for a long time	7
that it may not	7
our kings and their	7
and at other times	7
the duke of buckingham	7
that which they would	7
during the reign of	7
in the power of	7
in time of peace	7
of henry the th	7
first year of his	7
a remonstrance of the	7
the writs for the	7
for that it was	7
gap elements at the	7
of those that would	7
and king henry the	7
directed to the sheriff	7
the printing of the	7
consent of the people	7
as appeareth in the	7
day of the same	7
of william the conqueror	7
justice to be done	7
of henry the first	7
a certain number of	7
to the duke of	7
by the authority of	7
and statute law of	7
should enjoy their liberties	7
shillings and six pence	7
liberties of the people	7
of edward the first	7
that some of the	7
reign of king charles	7
the bishop of durham	7
to be by the	7
recovery of the holy	7
a letter from a	7
where it is said	7
power of a king	7
modern manner of holding	7
in order to the	7
to the french king	7
will never be able	7
power and authority of	7
appear to have been	7
of the rights of	7
a man of great	7
this text has no	7
and most of the	7
as the right of	7
by any of our	7
of the law in	7
of those that were	7
of the imprisonment of	7
that they may be	7
all the laws of	7
it seemeth to the	7
hath ordained and established	7
given to the king	7
or assemblies of the	7
a third part of	7
in the city of	7
crown of this realm	7
and a great deal	7
of the king to	7
liberty of the subject	7
and people of england	7
of the commons were	7
and all other the	7
by reason of their	7
was not able to	7
in an act of	7
text has no known	7
and church of sarum	7
in or by the	7
the office of the	7
the rights and priviledges	7
commanded by the king	7
as gap elements at	7
and it is not	7
the king willeth that	7
the archbishop of york	7
of the tenures in	7
of the kings bench	7
in the monk of	7
that they were not	7
it to be the	7
that the king himself	7
all or any of	7
lord chief justice of	7
his lords and commons	7
king john in the	6
and could not be	6
our king edward the	6
there is no power	6
during the reigns of	6
and his heirs and	6
king edward the sixth	6
those that sent them	6
the clergy of the	6
were sent to the	6
if it could be	6
the priviledge of parliament	6
act of parliament was	6
raign of henry the	6
the like in the	6
that there was no	6
absolute power of the	6
made by the commons	6
of his reign he	6
the reformation of the	6
in case the king	6
d year of his	6
of the parliament rolls	6
and monks of canterbury	6
so much as they	6
by the taking away	6
of the whole kingdom	6
the wisdom of the	6
the lower house of	6
and that the said	6
or keeper of the	6
and his royal progenitors	6
so long as they	6
to depose a king	6
part of the common	6
to the judgment of	6
to the command of	6
or about the th	6
to be sold by	6
the priviledges of the	6
in the kingdom of	6
the gentry of the	6
committed to the tower	6
the name of king	6
by sea and land	6
out of the house	6
as it ought to	6
in octabis sancti hillarii	6
it was to be	6
that king henry the	6
pence of the pound	6
and the duke of	6
by the mouth of	6
that they did not	6
king edward the confessors	6
and advice of the	6
a parliament at westminster	6
to be seen in	6
as much as he	6
and that he had	6
all the judges of	6
not so much to	6
high steward of england	6
laws and reasonable customs	6
shillings upon a sack	6
all or most of	6
original in huntington library	6
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the charter of king	6
the time of their	6
clergy of the church	6
one hundred thousand pounds	6
part of the kingdom	6
the lords in their	6
knight of the shire	6
and as it were	6
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the most of the	6
they were to be	6
by due process of	6
parliament in the year	6
it is not in	6
lower house of parliament	6
his writ to the	6
in a case of	6
of tenures in capite	6
body of the state	6
the old book of	6
rights of the people	6
the law and custom	6
king john at running	6
for which he was	6
a parliament holden in	6
the clark of the	6
the deputies of the	6
and it will be	6
by the french king	6
and his rebellious partners	6
records of the kingdom	6
as it may be	6
by advice of his	6
of the right of	6
against the king of	6
for that he was	6
the title of estates	6
act of parliament for	6
writ directed to the	6
an account of the	6
is in the king	6
to shake off the	6
or of any other	6
before the end of	6
of them had been	6
to the lords of	6
for it may be	6
king could not be	6
gentleman in the country	6
about the raign of	6
two houses of parliament	6
now reprinted at london	6
in the great councells	6
of the whole world	6
of him in capite	6
clerk of the crown	6
king william the conqueror	6
for ought i know	6
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behalf of the king	6
of the land in	6
rights of the kingdom	6
by order of the	6
the word of a	6
fit to be done	6
any of his subjects	6
his tenures in capite	6
of life and death	6
succession to the crown	6
the trade of merchandizes	6
great part of their	6
of the english baronage	6
take it for granted	6
gentry of the county	6
of nature and nations	6
defence of the realm	6
our laws and customs	6
which is to be	6
the time of our	6
and that his majesty	6
the reason of the	6
our kings of england	6
the great men of	6
done to the contrary	6
of god and man	6
none but the king	6
if it be not	6
as well concerning the	6
the iudgement of the	6
sheriffs of every county	6
once in every year	6
if there were no	6
for the space of	6
advice and assent of	6
one of the most	6
a writ of priviledge	6
of most of the	6
but i must not	6
to be made of	6
and of none effect	6
and that of the	6
the advantage of the	6
and in another place	6
as many as they	6
for that the king	6
estates should enjoy their	6
or acts of parliament	6
the granting of his	6
of so great a	6
of the roman empire	6
the councel of the	6
no more than the	6
in or by any	6
i shall only add	6
into the kings hands	6
if not all the	6
the doctrine of the	6
as far as the	6
the raign of henry	6
ought to have been	6
in the eye of	6
as well in the	6
a parliament at london	6
which the king and	6
the time to come	6
the incarnation of our	6
unto them by the	6
was made by the	6
and annexed to the	6
pence upon the pound	6
he was pleased to	6
a modus tenendi parliamentum	6
our court at york	6
by acts of parliament	6
for the maintenance of	6
of the most noble	6
of our laws and	6
if the king had	6
to be holden of	6
the peers in parliament	6
have it to be	6
with the laws of	6
the declaration of the	6
it shall not be	6
to be paid in	6
the steps of his	6
in his answer to	6
the bishoprick of durham	6
some of the more	6
that the king may	6
breve de privato sigillo	6
the power and authority	6
in the nature of	6
other part of the	6
the parliament was called	6
of the three estates	6
of fourty shillings upon	6
that all estates should	6
acts of parliament were	6
there could not be	6
nothing to the purpose	6
come to the parliament	6
the interest of the	6
some of the lords	6
if it were not	6
to the lord chancellor	6
the death of a	6
in his court of	6
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year of our lord	6
the king would have	6
them and their heirs	6
house of commons being	6
the statute made in	6
that the members of	6
to the rules of	6
at oxford in the	6
the th of may	6
reign of king john	6
upon pain of forfeiture	6
by consent of the	6
by the space of	6
to the use of	6
one of their members	6
king james the first	6
of the kings privy	6
of too many of	6
not be able to	6
of the demi mark	6
the history of the	6
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i do not deny	6
raigns of king edward	6
had a mind to	6
and others of his	6
in the kings power	6
with the lords in	6
of the sons of	6
beginning of the raign	6
it to have been	6
and of all the	6
customs of the kingdom	6
against the right of	6
been made by the	6
of kings over their	6
his crown and dignity	6
where there is no	6
for there is no	6
of the tenants in	6
eodem modo mandatum est	6
may be the more	6
said to be the	6
so long as the	6
person of the king	6
there was a great	6
the raign of that	6
at the charge of	6
for so are the	6
that he doth not	6
earl marshal of england	6
and customs of england	6
make use of the	6
which were in the	6
of victuals and houshold	6
form of a statute	6
vertue of his prerogative	6
by the king himself	6
of the university of	6
read before the king	6
of the cinque ports	6
the right of princes	6
from place to place	6
some of the nobility	6
confirmation of magna charta	6
is at this day	6
no more then the	6
a great deal of	6
that it had been	6
of the king was	6
speech to the gentry	6
the middle of the	6
the same to be	6
of the bishops and	6
part of his subjects	6
a parliament was called	6
lord the king to	6
liberties of the church	6
his son the prince	6
out of the land	6
say no more of	6
upon the score of	6
he ought to be	6
due process of the	6
the chief of the	6
all the lands in	6
and not of the	6
for the king is	6
part of the great	6
john at running mede	6
and now reprinted at	6
is to be observed	6
of england and ireland	6
that he might not	6
by the kings commandment	6
per breve de privato	6
the king to give	6
are and have been	6
of peace and war	6
to all the sheriffs	6
of the united provinces	6
master of the rolls	6
the ordinances of the	6
to the king himself	6
by the kings writ	6
of the tower of	6
take it to be	6
as i said before	6
be no more then	6
the foundation of the	6
to be put into	6
of the lands and	6
king and his crown	6
conference with the lords	6
execution of the laws	6
against the law of	6
of summons to the	6
many of our kings	6
him and his people	6
off the yoke of	6
commons in parliament to	6
the commons do pray	6
to the clerk of	6
at the end of	6
stows survey of london	6
a year and a	6
of it in the	6
after the parliament ended	6
the kingdom of scotland	6
the court of exchequer	6
but it might be	6
advice of his lords	6
to be holden in	6
all the lands and	6
to consult about the	6
the common seal of	6
to be governed by	6
heir to the crown	6
that the king and	6
lord the king by	6
be done for the	6
and the most of	6
as much or more	6
justices of the court	6
the king hath a	6
writ of summons to	6
the laws of this	6
as in the case	6
in as much as	6
was so unwilling to	6
of our common law	6
the duke of york	6
believed to have been	6
they are bound to	6
the best and most	6
the bishops of london	6
the sheriffs of every	6
imperial crown of this	6
at all to the	6
as well at the	6
of original in huntington	6
the battle of lewes	6
of the kings houshold	6
great sums of money	6
in one and the	6
fide dilectione quibus nobis	6
as it were the	6
to be tryed by	6
power and authority to	6
so much to be	6
the kingdom and church	6
prince king edward the	6
rights of the crown	6
vulgus or common people	6
to take notice of	6
that they would not	6
to the city of	6
the articles of the	6
with many of the	6
the good laws of	6
the lands in england	6
of the said king	6
the officers of the	6
the duke of monmouth	6
the king for the	6
for every sack of	6
guard of the sea	6
year of the said	6
well at the consultations	6
end of the reign	6
and tryers of petitions	6
cause of the summons	6
by the bishop of	6
the common law doth	6
are so far from	6
to take upon him	6
their great councels or	6
commons in this present	6
in cases of treason	6
of the said kings	6
of the major part	6
in his history of	6
as they may be	6
hoc sicut nos honorem	6
branch of the law	6
assent of the prelates	6
the death of his	6
they did in the	6
to the kings most	6
the king of englands	6
the king was to	6
king of france and	6
the office of a	6
the kingdome of england	6
profit of the king	6
in the height of	6
the clergy and laity	6
kings out of their	6
st year of the	6
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in the custody of	5
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militia of this kingdom	5
word of a king	5
if he had been	5
the judgment of the	5
a parliament to be	5
their oath of allegiance	5
by the third estate	5
the execution of the	5
the houses of parliament	5
them out of the	5
be admitted to the	5
the said earl of	5
the honourable house of	5
the service of the	5
for some of them	5
the vulgus or common	5
honour of the king	5
that held of him	5
there is not one	5
the person of a	5
is a branch of	5
king can do no	5
law of the kingdom	5
to come unto the	5
whether the king should	5
rights and priviledges of	5
a parliament was held	5
taken out of the	5
in debate between the	5
as is before declared	5
in the way of	5
the preservation of their	5
by our lord the	5
because it was not	5
probos legales homines de	5
the fourth year of	5
nature and of nations	5
their king and country	5
parliament shall be holden	5
and to make the	5
the grace of god	5
vast sums of money	5
by the laws and	5
of the crown were	5
charter of the forest	5
for the benefit and	5
as soon as the	5
a discourse wherein clear	5
advice and consent of	5
it be for the	5
for more than years	5
in the language of	5
to our trusty and	5
of the writs of	5
the suit of the	5
soveraignty in the people	5
and so great a	5
the see of rome	5
that if any man	5
in the election of	5
king of france his	5
or that the king	5
and yet it is	5
made it to be	5
for the time being	5
of the use of	5
the chancellor in the	5
laws of england to	5
three pence of the	5
were not in the	5
shake off the yoke	5
is a kind of	5
granted by our kings	5
and for this cause	5
justices of the kings	5
his reign in anno	5
concerning the right of	5
the duke of gloucester	5
as they could not	5
replevisable by the sheriff	5
all the sheriffs of	5
he was in the	5
to the number of	5
of the lords commissioners	5
of the pourveyance or	5
the people of france	5
the princes of the	5
is to be noted	5
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the laws and statutes	5
raign of king e	5
any of the said	5
the th and th	5
c category of texts	5
mischiefs and inconveniences which	5
make use of that	5
to the kings of	5
be supposed to be	5
divers acts of parliament	5
i speak not of	5
to be the greatest	5
the protection of the	5
the cause of all	5
of king william the	5
the archbishop of the	5
thought fit to be	5
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the last day of	5
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and when they have	5
be added to that	5
his pourveyance or compositions	5
the malice of the	5
without any mention of	5
in many of their	5
made by the law	5
the king doth grant	5
too many of their	5
accompted to have been	5
by the council of	5
the first and second	5
all the lands which	5
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that in case the	5
of the common pleas	5
in the th of	5
to make the king	5
collected out of the	5
to king henry the	5
and this is the	5
to buy and sell	5
which they would not	5
in the saxon times	5
power of kings over	5
and in the next	5
in the person of	5
and commanded them to	5
bound by oath to	5
of king henry i	5
for the people to	5
the earls of leicester	5
the estate of the	5
for himself and his	5
or the law of	5
of the lands in	5
in the same cause	5
was or could be	5
succeeding kings and princes	5
fourty shillings upon a	5
of the people in	5
learned in the law	5
that there might be	5
as they would have	5
to do it in	5
was ordered to be	5
the roman civil law	5
they were wont to	5
third part of the	5
charter of king henry	5
in and by the	5
and consent of the	5
the trained bands of	5
under our kings and	5
it may be a	5
to be made a	5
to the imperial crown	5
one of the said	5
th day of that	5
by the act of	5
the reign of our	5
to be such a	5
was committed to the	5
in these words following	5
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i know not that	5
the charge of coynage	5
sort of the tenants	5
and made use of	5
holden of the king	5
the extent of the	5
well concerning the right	5
did not at all	5
father king henry the	5
to be sent to	5
universality of the people	5
in the kings house	5
that as the king	5
be holden of him	5
to his own use	5
so far from being	5
that the soveraignes person	5
of his lords spiritual	5
of summons to their	5
the kings serjeants at	5
hence it is that	5
of original in the	5
the king of almaine	5
of the great reports	5
by land and sea	5
soveraign kings and princes	5
and burgesses of the	5
vobis mandamus in fide	5
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at the city of	5
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the fifth year of	5
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in a parliament in	5
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too many of our	5
laws of this realm	5
the idea of a	5
in the possession of	5
statute of quo warranto	5
nor ought to be	5
not any of the	5
to the abby of	5
out of every county	5
england to depose a	5
all our loving subjects	5
is not so much	5
the earl of flanders	5
to the people of	5
by the counsel of	5
the life of the	5
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the most part of	5
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the king and queen	5
houses of peers and	5
master of the temple	5
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the oaths of allegeance	5
the hand of the	5
of the people and	5
the court of parliament	5
the laws of st	5
the time of edward	5
that i need not	5
i must confess i	5
the bishops of rome	5
day of the parliament	5
by due process and	5
and at the request	5
the fury of the	5
of nature and of	5
no power but of	5
better sort of the	5