quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	12
there was not one	7
represented either as utf	6
under the notion of	6
characters represented either as	6
the place of execution	5
laid in the indictment	5
not so much as	5
books laid in the	4
interrupted by the ordinary	4
the time of his	4
and i pray god	4
the church of england	4
to find me guilty	4
at the old baily	4
by proquest via their	3
into the public domain	3
text is available for	3
the process of creating	3
were encoded as gap	3
lately sitting at the	3
and or corrected and	3
from certain unjust judges	3
support to the early	3
the righteous judge of	3
terms of creative commons	3
been issued variously as	3
anyone can now take	3
the paper delivered to	3
and oxford and the	3
as illegible were corrected	3
the text creation partnership	3
to their original source	3
proquest to create accurately	3
was chosen if there	3
will never have been	3
generall grieuances of the	3
were sent to external	3
that he was a	3
files to tei p	3
any assumptions that can	3
intended to range over	3
issued variously as sgml	3
to create diplomatic transcriptions	3
on the image sets	3
and some readable characters	3
second or later edition	3
filling in of gaps	3
overall quality of tcp	3
the texts have been	3
the general aim of	3
bear in mind that	3
at the place of	3
murther from certain unjust	3
not meet qa standards	3
mainly structural encoding based	3
corrected where possible up	3
converting tcp files to	3
illegible were corrected where	3
users should be aware	3
of time and funding	3
but we respectfully request	3
of the print record	3
created during phase of	3
text creation partnership web	3
assigned for keying and	3
teams in oxford and	3
trade for three years	3
of michigan and oxford	3
desired the said sheriffs	3
have been looked at	3
wide variety of subject	3
divided into two phases	3
out of the desk	3
all their liues by	3
proofread for accuracy and	3
marked as illegible were	3
the filling in of	3
record of the period	3
sets were sent to	3
that he would not	3
were corrected where possible	3
universities of michigan and	3
works in english were	3
data is very good	3
phase of the project	3
of known extent have	3
out by editorial teams	3
that due credit and	3
texts for their own	3
been transformed into placeholder	3
there to have spoken	3
the overall quality of	3
image sets were sent	3
in english were prioritized	3
to publish or dispose	3
remaining illegibles were encoded	3
due credit and attribution	3
released into the public	3
at by a tcp	3
accuracy and those which	3
laid to his charge	3
in seruile bondage all	3
commons assembled in parliament	3
been released into the	3
online text creation partnership	3
transformed into placeholder characters	3
the project have been	3
as to matter of	3
textual data within the	3
have mercy upon me	3
crime laid to his	3
of a work was	3
or tei g elements	3
two witnesses at least	3
upon the present confederacy	3
text and markup reviewed	3
bibliography of english literature	3
within the usual project	3
reflect the true nature	3
and characters marked as	3
between and available in	3
works are eligible for	3
extent have been transformed	3
was based on the	3
nature of the print	3
take and use these	3
financial support to the	3
characters will be marked	3
and that he was	3
liues by the vnlawfull	3
follow his trade for	3
or for an anonymous	3
for accuracy and those	3
to create accurately transcribed	3
to the terms of	3
wardens of the company	3
and wardens of the	3
tei in libraries guidelines	3
a compelling reason to	3
kept in seruile bondage	3
markup guidelines are available	3
phase i text is	3
chose to create diplomatic	3
during phase of the	3
these texts for their	3
possible up to a	3
in accordance with level	3
characters or elements to	3
simplify the filling in	3
to a limit of	3
a wide variety of	3
french conquest neither desirable	3
the prince of wales	3
the institutions providing financial	3
edition of a work	3
they fortifie only by	3
of the paper delivered	3
images in accordance with	3
processed by university of	3
of creating the tcp	3
unicode or tei g	3
and use these texts	3
the tei in libraries	3
variety of subject areas	3
reason to do so	3
of it as they	3
or dispose of it	3
in all likelihood such	3
usually the first edition	3
which did not meet	3
first editions of a	3
or elements to simplify	3
books online text creation	3
produce large quantities of	3
and therefore of any	3
quality assurance was then	3
the early english books	3
to simplify the filling	3
the text encoding initiative	3
owned by the institutions	3
was not suffered to	3
conquest neither desirable nor	3
and therefore chose to	3
sitting at the old	3
never have been looked	3
the city of london	3
these processes should make	3
containing a relation of	3
of london and middlesex	3
from proquest page images	3
to be an overt	3
as opposed to critical	3
by the vnlawfull ordinances	3
the lord chief justice	3
with mnemonic sdata character	3
be marked as illegible	3
encoded edition of the	3
of the project have	3
appeal of murther from	3
and sometimes a second	3
partnership between the universities	3
the keyers to be	3
true nature of the	3
based on the image	3
of the poore free	3
work described above is	3
of the generall grieuances	3
providing financial support to	3
not extending to life	3
the said sheriffs to	3
looked at by a	3
structural encoding based on	3
dying man was not	3
likelihood such instances will	3
new cambridge bibliography of	3
which they fortifie only	3
to follow his trade	3
images scanned from microfilm	3
man was not suffered	3
be made about the	3
encoded text transcribed from	3
sets published by proquest	3
meet qa standards were	3
sheriffs to publish or	3
restraints of time and	3
remain and some readable	3
that in all likelihood	3
was not their business	3
then their works are	3
publisher proquest to create	3
to the sheriffs of	3
and kept in seruile	3
have been issued variously	3
or text strings within	3
by a warrant dormant	3
their business was to	3
late revolution in england	3
was intended to range	3
publish or dispose of	3
i text is available	3
assurance was then carried	3
characters marked as illegible	3
all likelihood such instances	3
paper delivered to the	3
texts have been issued	3
tei p using tcp	3
create accurately transcribed and	3
said sheriffs to publish	3
the usual project restraints	3
will be marked as	3
keying and markup guidelines	3
michigan and oxford and	3
are eligible for inclusion	3
and attribution is given	3
project was divided into	3
and death of mr	3
of heaven and earth	3
available at the text	3
dispose of it as	3
but being frequently interrupted	3
was divided into two	3
quantities of textual data	3
to range over a	3
the public domain as	3
this keyboarded and encoded	3
there are a number	3
changes to facilitate morpho	3
true copy of the	3
to matter of law	3
encoding was enhanced and	3
by university of nebraska	3
a limit of instances	3
was a compelling reason	3
for their own purposes	3
and markup guidelines are	3
edition of the work	3
to tei p using	3
selection was intended to	3
the print record of	3
published between and available	3
should make clear that	3
this phase i text	3
sent to external keying	3
published by proquest via	3
judge of heaven and	3
keyboarded and encoded edition	3
of the tei in	3
vnlawfull ordinances of the	3
the books laid in	3
public domain as of	3
attribution is given to	3
are a number of	3
page images in accordance	3
his trade for three	3
by the institutions providing	3
been looked at by	3
the terms of creative	3
seruile bondage all their	3
remarks upon the present	3
tcp files to tei	3
respectfully request that due	3
although there are a	3
the universities of michigan	3
a great deal of	3
editions of a works	3
made about the data	3
by editorial teams in	3
tcp data is very	3
were returned to the	3
p using tcp tei	3
encoded as gap s	3
a works in english	3
for keying and markup	3
qa standards were returned	3
a dying man was	3
on the text encoding	3
instances will never have	3
are available at the	3
and the publisher proquest	3
keyers to be redone	3
keyed and coded from	3
based on the text	3
request that due credit	3
a partnership between the	3
some errors will remain	3
processes should make clear	3
according to the terms	3
opposed to critical editions	3
guidelines are available at	3
to reflect the true	3
markup reviewed and edited	3
that can be made	3
cambridge bibliography of english	3
compelling reason to do	3
in of gaps by	3
did not meet qa	3
in the time of	3
to page images in	3
with changes to facilitate	3
an abstract of the	3
of the city of	3
only by a warrant	3
gaps by user contributors	3
tcp assigned for keying	3
of works in other	3
a number of works	3
editorial teams in oxford	3
number of works in	3
and to all sensible	3
of murther from certain	3
corrected and characters marked	3
later edition of a	3
the encoding was enhanced	3
for an anonymous work	3
placeholder characters or elements	3
therefore of any assumptions	3
of the work described	3
being frequently interrupted by	3
transcribed and encoded texts	3
gap elements of known	3
encoded and linked to	3
each text was proofread	3
copy of the paper	3
level of the tei	3
he designed there to	3
the publisher proquest to	3
returned to the keyers	3
grieuances of the poore	3
to encode one copy	3
data within the usual	3
on the new cambridge	3
and encoded edition of	3
frequently interrupted by the	3
text with mnemonic sdata	3
encoded texts based on	3
based on the new	3
described above is co	3
created by converting tcp	3
have been transformed into	3
image sets published by	3
or later edition of	3
encoding based on the	3
text was proofread for	3
creating the tcp texts	3
such instances will never	3
copies of the texts	3
to the keyers to	3
into placeholder characters or	3
there was a compelling	3
of every monographic english	3
neither desirable nor practicable	3
should bear in mind	3
can be made about	3
domain as of january	3
the texts were encoded	3
can now take and	3
is a partnership between	3
was then carried out	3
where possible up to	3
errors will remain and	3
carried out by editorial	3
illegibles were encoded as	3
which he designed there	3
elements of known extent	3
over a wide variety	3
and available in eebo	3
keying companies for transcription	3
extending to life or	3
notably latin and welsh	3
whichever is the greater	3
if there was a	3
ascii text with mnemonic	3
mind that in all	3
their works are eligible	3
a relation of the	3
aimed to produce large	3
text selection was based	3
of any assumptions that	3
their liues by the	3
given to their original	3
they should think fit	3
unicode or text strings	3
therefore chose to create	3
general aim of eebo	3
to the righteous judge	3
to belong to mr	3
will remain and some	3
it as they should	3
process of creating the	3
of the process of	3
users should bear in	3
of a works in	3
sometimes a second or	3
relation of the tryal	3
their early english books	3
creation partnership web site	3
sheriffs of london and	3
was enhanced and or	3
and linked to page	3
a second or later	3
credit and attribution is	3
mnemonic sdata character entities	3
work was chosen if	3
range over a wide	3
for transcription and basic	3
by converting tcp files	3
to produce large quantities	3
all without asking permission	3
even for commercial purposes	3
of the texts have	3
is available for reuse	3
to external keying companies	3
assumptions that can be	3
external keying companies for	3
project have been released	3
for the first offence	3
with level of the	3
oxford and the publisher	3
the image sets published	3
large quantities of textual	3
institutions providing financial support	3
tcp aimed to produce	3
the text can be	3
transcription and basic encoding	3
at the time of	3
companies for transcription and	3
fortifie only by a	3
that they were resolved	3
seeing a dying man	3
to life or limb	3
any remaining illegibles were	3
aware of the process	3
as they should think	3
up to a limit	3
and encoded texts based	3
standards were returned to	3
while the overall quality	3
the true nature of	3
of instances per text	3
have been released into	3
enhanced and or corrected	3
project restraints of time	3
of textual data within	3
proquest via their early	3
tcp is a partnership	3
now take and use	3
of commons assembled in	3
to the early english	3
via their early english	3
taken out of the	3
bondage all their liues	3
the work described above	3
limit of instances per	3
tcp is to encode	3
chosen if there was	3
usual project restraints of	3
text strings within braces	3
some readable characters will	3
is to encode one	3
use these texts for	3
that was not their	3
and those which did	3
quality of tcp data	3
ordinances of the master	3
then carried out by	3
texts based on the	3
readable characters will be	3
to all sensible english	3
in mind that in	3
of the master and	3
or corrected and characters	3
texts created during phase	3
linked to page images	3
and coded from proquest	3
elements to simplify the	3
righteous judge of heaven	3
title published between and	3
of gaps by user	3
is given to their	3
in oxford and michigan	3
an appeal of murther	3
included and sometimes a	3
at the text creation	3
of each text was	3
delivered to the sheriffs	3
we respectfully request that	3
understanding these processes should	3
language title published between	3
the crime laid to	3
by a tcp editor	3
accurately transcribed and encoded	3
was proofread for accuracy	3
texts were encoded and	3
not suffered to speak	3
coded from proquest page	3
abstract of the generall	3
text can be copied	3
a work was chosen	3
that it was not	3
the sheriffs of london	3
be aware of the	3
the vnlawfull ordinances of	3
the new cambridge bibliography	3
those which did not	3
works in other languages	3
designed there to have	3
selection was based on	3
of tcp data is	3
should be aware of	3
master and wardens of	3
accordance with level of	3
and for the second	3
tcp project was divided	3
were encoded and linked	3
known extent have been	3
the master and wardens	3
between the universities of	3
and markup reviewed and	3
english books online text	3
print record of the	3
the generall grieuances of	3
he in the least	2
the witnesses could personally	2
necessity of a war	2
one that has offended	2
put a stop to	2
my self obliged to	2
the same sort of	2
do but so much	2
resolved right or wrong	2
out of his pocket	2
is this liberty and	2
that though there had	2
he must be a	2
petitioners are depriued of	2
not agree to find	2
suffered to speak anderton	2
were heretofore only afraid	2
such farther punishment as	2
oppressed and kept in	2
did not amount to	2
several statutes to be	2
for had it been	2
sake of these that	2
although they cannot see	2
petition of william anderton	2
but i was an	2
sin of wilful murther	2
where also without all	2
them they denied them	2
at this present these	2
the hidden designs of	2
lord mayor of the	2
might be blunted with	2
were they you were	2
my supposed crime was	2
set his private mark	2
of those who have	2
than not to follow	2
that they designed not	2
me is as plain	2
carry away all our	2
and though i caused	2
even from what they	2
at the general bar	2
be taken out of	2
printer of seditious and	2
not well to your	2
but arbitrary in a	2
kidnap our young men	2
if they do but	2
hidden designs of those	2
i have any ways	2
or of any thing	2
orthodox church of england	2
it ought to be	2
that so many of	2
hideous cry in these	2
refused positively to allow	2
prove that there must	2
being matter of law	2
of him that he	2
false and perjured witnesses	2
crown him with eternal	2
i took hold of	2
things that made for	2
to allow me counsel	2
you your selves will	2
seemed fit to the	2
these were only pretences	2
great a part of	2
and had called the	2
bless i beseech thee	2
you look not well	2
finding these things there	2
the jury could not	2
the second offence never	2
consequently where is the	2
made an hideous cry	2
should for the first	2
the least help to	2
selves will put a	2
when the jury could	2
so terrified them into	2
for the second offence	2
my most unjust and	2
last that may suffer	2
me guilty of printing	2
of a dying man	2
of william anderton a	2
particularly my most false	2
to such matters of	2
of them they denied	2
the necessity of a	2
is the security of	2
of these that so	2
him with eternal glory	2
agree to find me	2
the coming of the	2
they do but so	2
in the unity of	2
anderton at the place	2
this liberty and property	2
plain to demonstrate this	2
notion of carrying it	2
should be so because	2
speedy an end to	2
with eternal glory hereafter	2
for they refused positively	2
the first offence be	2
that i ever printed	2
of the witnesses in	2
of the books laid	2
but to disapprove of	2
parliament was it enacted	2
for pretended high treason	2
for some years made	2
by which so great	2
and nothing more than	2
to effect what they	2
i hired the room	2
man against the government	2
the heathens did the	2
so many of my	2
according to its discipline	2
these proceedings before the	2
justice treby told them	2
some things that made	2
no reign ever produced	2
there was no such	2
priviledges of the subject	2
the contradictions of the	2
that he printed at	2
and restore our sovereign	2
that he should be	2
whether the finding these	2
in what they did	2
and among them more	2
gave him very ill	2
be blunted with killing	2
at least to the	2
many other such things	2
punished no otherwise than	2
a man against the	2
to be on their	2
think will but in	2
where is the security	2
and so terrified them	2
iv tiff page image	2
you were heretofore only	2
put so speedy an	2
they came to encounter	2
the christians of old	2
strengthen him that he	2
opposition to the law	2
very last session of	2
the late revolution in	2
had made any use	2
and such as no	2
to disapprove of these	2
came to encounter them	2
treasonable books should for	2
and that was sufficient	2
of our present deliverers	2
the least told the	2
conscientious auditors can testify	2
jury could not agree	2
both for sea and	2
the like pretences do	2
and directly contrary to	2
were only pretences to	2
that i hired the	2
to deliver us even	2
a grain of sense	2
affect the prisoner as	2
i hope you your	2
him the day before	2
nor did they offer	2
never to follow it	2
of parliament was it	2
decree and their ordinances	2
i have hitherto lived	2
in his own behalf	2
nor hath he in	2
positively declared that it	2
jealous without just cause	2
these that so many	2
whom i have any	2
allow me counsel to	2
the jury were sent	2
deliver us from our	2
the finding these things	2
positively to allow me	2
heretofore only afraid of	2
be two witnesses at	2
in the said desk	2
particular person whom i	2
was not to be	2
never want one of	2
the petitioners are depriued	2
more particularly robin stephens	2
they make it high	2
will put a stop	2
he may never want	2
seditious and treasonable books	2
scepters of these kingdoms	2
giving any other answer	2
was an ill man	2
that there may never	2
councel as to matter	2
or procured them to	2
terrified them into a	2
a convicted prisoner in	2
freely and sincerely forgive	2
honourable sir john fleet	2
so speedy an end	2
in summing up the	2
baily to the righteous	2
and privileges of the	2
him not to be	2
with many other such	2
that there must be	2
not have been practised	2
that they sought nothing	2
whom they thought fit	2
and if any man	2
messenger of the press	2
and give him such	2
and supposing them to	2
the kingdom is sustained	2
highness the prince of	2
every one that has	2
also without all doubt	2
and when i took	2
durst not have been	2
sovereign lord king james	2
either of the books	2
room where they were	2
the day before he	2
offence never to follow	2
well affected to the	2
blunted with killing them	2
could affect my life	2
the very last session	2
had received the sacrament	2
the orthodox church of	2
the unity of the	2
us even from what	2
will find fault with	2
or that i hired	2
to be hanged for	2
refused to any before	2
the security of any	2
and doubtless it was	2
are depriued of that	2
fit to the court	2
more than the rights	2
all his enemies here	2
they sought nothing less	2
sun or moon endure	2
had called the prince	2
those who were near	2
partial writer of the	2
and when the jury	2
church of england as	2
see contrary and in	2
the case of the	2
of the same sort	2
to ask pardon of	2
the last that may	2
witnesses in what they	2
global keyed and coded	2
they designed not to	2
the last day of	2
to the right honourable	2
of his indubitable lawful	2
the covert of the	2
be on their side	2
rights and priviledges of	2
and my repenting jury	2
contrary to law transport	2
the notion of law	2
it could not be	2
no matter what the	2
second offence never to	2
prince of orange hook	2
yet withal he told	2
such books into the	2
that came to him	2
or other corporal punishment	2
of england as by	2
that the foreman told	2
that i was a	2
to convict me is	2
old baily to the	2
that they could not	2
right or wrong to	2
present confederacy and the	2
these were they you	2
their charge at the	2
may never want one	2
may suffer by them	2
seem but to disapprove	2
that the witnesses could	2
part of the kingdom	2
disapprove of these their	2
loins to sway the	2
it should be so	2
to law transport them	2
pray god may not	2
the learned in the	2
he could not endure	2
they would have it	2
there had been two	2
a french conquest neither	2
the present confederacy and	2
to put so speedy	2
upon which they publickly	2
not one tittle of	2
them into a compliance	2
books of which they	2
ever printed the books	2
protest i never did	2
under the like pretences	2
in case of life	2
privileges of the subject	2
was not one tittle	2
them more particularly robin	2
pretences do our deliverers	2
his indubitable lawful crowns	2
least help to effect	2
our stores both for	2
god to put so	2
his enemies here on	2
pretence of our present	2
last session of parliament	2
god may not lay	2
punishment as seemed fit	2
direct opposition to the	2
they you were heretofore	2
their swearing to some	2
no otherwise than not	2
subject is the pretence	2
witnesses at least to	2
statutes to be read	2
and i do freely	2
can any thing be	2
who were near know	2
as the heathens did	2
supposed crime was printing	2
compassing and imagining the	2
goal delivery of newgate	2
proceedings but arbitrary in	2
see them actually come	2
too long to be	2
that their enemies swords	2
he may vanquish and	2
not to be on	2
and carry away all	2
against their lawful and	2
could not agree to	2
that he could not	2
pray god to put	2
yet you see contrary	2
which the conscientious auditors	2
to prove that there	2
hired the room where	2
heathens did the christians	2
than my present case	2
from our traffick and	2
hope you your selves	2
was to find me	2
london and middlesex by	2
kingdoms so long as	2
that the printer of	2
pray consider where is	2
were near know too	2
as no reign ever	2
but in the least	2
the honourable house of	2
of seditious and treasonable	2
in the case of	2
of the hidden designs	2
my most false and	2
the witnesses in what	2
security of any man	2
enemies here on earth	2
i now die in	2
their enemies swords might	2
in the least told	2
they kidnap our young	2
as suppose him not	2
present these proceedings durst	2
chief justice treby told	2
notion of law they	2
of the necessity of	2
not to follow his	2
exhaust all our stores	2
to the knowledge of	2
them actually come upon	2
covert of the hidden	2
be the last that	2
such evidence as this	2
as by law established	2
and a pack of	2
any use of them	2
at the lord chief	2
same letter or character	2
anderton a convicted prisoner	2
of the kingdom is	2
be proved or no	2
i may be the	2
was a man against	2
he was not to	2
that they might be	2
all that the witnesses	2
never refused to any	2
being taken out of	2
of the commissioners for	2
otherwise than not to	2
or wrong to have	2
the matter of fact	2
of which they accuse	2
if you look not	2
not to be frighted	2
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had but been the	2
to demonstrate this than	2
proceedings before the parliament	2
but the petitioners are	2
what they did swear	2
that these were only	2
near know too well	2
contrary and in direct	2
being jealous without just	2
try but to convict	2
been sitting at this	2
forgive every one that	2
books should for the	2
i was an ill	2
sitting at this present	2
he could not be	2
and consequently where is	2
have now demonstratively shewn	2
honourable house of commons	2
onsets of their battles	2
business was to find	2
to affect the prisoner	2
than that it should	2
of the orthodox church	2
the partial writer of	2
which they accuse me	2
hath he in the	2
his maiesties most gracious	2
unjust and unrighteous judges	2
pardon of the whole	2
property hath for some	2
our traffick and commerce	2
counsel to such matters	2
or had made any	2
member of the orthodox	2
some to prove that	2
most unjust and unrighteous	2
expressed in the statute	2
first onsets of their	2
a pack of knaves	2
the commissioners for the	2
as there was not	2
they deliver us from	2
learned in the law	2
two books at the	2
least told the world	2
want one of his	2
i was a man	2
printed the books of	2
still continue to deliver	2
may the almighty bless	2
i pray consider where	2
they publickly reviled them	2
sincerely forgive every one	2
never seen that trunk	2
where your money is	2
your selves will put	2
william anderton a convicted	2
lord chief justice treby	2
that they think will	2
i do freely and	2
and now i pray	2
what they came for	2
supposing them to be	2
which they publickly reviled	2
called the prince of	2
that that was not	2
and that it was	2
of his loins to	2
so because they would	2
down to ask the	2
unity of the same	2
did they offer to	2
the right honourable sir	2
person whom i have	2
an end to them	2
any other answer than	2
within the purview of	2
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you see them actually	2
they exhaust all our	2
or published any of	2
the notion of carrying	2
that made for me	2
declare i now die	2
me counsel to such	2
the same letter or	2
to have my life	2
that he may vanquish	2
rights and privileges of	2
like pretences do our	2
among them more particularly	2
all sorts of persons	2
the prisoner as to	2
more plain to demonstrate	2
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in the deliverers pockets	2
not stick to say	2
he might as well	2
was made the covert	2
their sin of wilful	2
by the coming of	2
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is the pretence of	2
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never want heirs to	2
give him such a	2
the prince of orange	2
a man for speaking	2
he ought to have	2
they shall appear as	2
though i caused several	2
to follow it more	2
him that he would	2
for sea and land	2
hold my self obliged	2
upon them to that	2
he had seen the	2
and that he may	2
to gain their ends	2
without giving any other	2
told the world of	2
commissioners for the goal	2
did the christians of	2
thing be more plain	2
do our deliverers still	2
for the goal delivery	2
of the subject is	2
affected to the government	2
house of commons assembled	2
but so much as	2
swearing to some things	2
and where also without	2
to their charge at	2
they were resolved right	2
may be the last	2
not only an unfair	2
lay this their sin	2
for the sake of	2
left out whatsoever made	2
restore our sovereign lord	2
actually come upon you	2
ask pardon of the	2
and i declare i	2
the rest of the	2
be punished no otherwise	2
declared that it was	2
must be a traitor	2
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obliged to ask pardon	2
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where they shall appear	2
of king charles the	2
the scepters of these	2
a member of the	2
not lay this their	2
the rights and priviledges	2
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matter what the law	2
and all that the	2
these proceedings durst not	2
them to be mine	2
last day of the	2
such a numerable issue	2
whatsoever made for me	2
they think will but	2
help to effect what	2
i caused several statutes	2
had never seen that	2
overcome all his enemies	2
confederacy and the late	2
made any use of	2
that he had seen	2
notion of the necessity	2
to try but to	2
that may suffer by	2
before they came to	2
sway the scepters of	2
now die in the	2
of these kingdoms so	2
the conscientious auditors can	2
they offer to say	2
the foreman told them	2
an hideous cry in	2
to the place of	2
in direct opposition to	2
charge at the general	2
to the honourable house	2
but been the first	2
the printer of seditious	2
the flower of our	2
must be two witnesses	2
where is this liberty	2
rest of the commissioners	2
that it should be	2
royal highness the prince	2
last farewel of him	2
of wilful murther to	2
contradictions of the witnesses	2
that he may never	2
such matters of law	2
i declare i now	2
he printed at all	2
personally say against me	2
the time of mr	2
nothing to the purpose	2
one of them could	2
him that he may	2
have set his private	2
directly contrary to law	2
only pretences to gain	2
day of the sessions	2
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wrong to have my	2
continue to deliver us	2
nothing less than our	2
much as mentioning the	2
in a superlative manner	2
as mentioning the contradictions	2
this their sin of	2
withal he told them	2
some years made an	2
and left out whatsoever	2
the goal delivery of	2
and such farther punishment	2
enemies swords might be	2
as i am the	2
have any ways offended	2
in the least help	2
would have it so	2
man seem but to	2
could personally say against	2
to ask the court	2
that as i am	2
will but in the	2
say he shall die	2
well to your selves	2
it was not treason	2
law they murther him	2
when he came to	2
of the church of	2
farther punishment as seemed	2
england as by law	2
and crown him with	2
convicted prisoner in newgate	2
and treasonable books should	2
that i printed these	2
and the lord chief	2
the rights and privileges	2
i protest i never	2
men printers oppressed and	2
mayor of the city	2
took hold of them	2
die in the unity	2
his royal highness the	2
as sun or moon	2
hang a man for	2
the books of which	2
that this is true	2
flower of our kingdom	2
summing up the evidence	2
and while they stayed	2
laying these proceedings before	2
murther to their charge	2
any man seem but	2
our sovereign lord king	2
reign ever produced before	2
when i took hold	2
do freely and sincerely	2
them to be printed	2
and the late revolution	2
it been sitting at	2
deliverers still continue to	2
i ever printed the	2
effect what they came	2
so i may be	2
witnesses could personally say	2
deliver us even from	2
and overcome all his	2
his private mark on	2
but if robin stephens	2
i printed these books	2
of law they murther	2
them to that degree	2
he had occasion to	2
away all our artillery	2
william anderton at the	2
that the materials were	2
right honourable sir john	2
had it been proved	2
than a man that	2
wilful murther to their	2
the very laws themselves	2
but to convict me	2
the humble petition of	2
mentioning the contradictions of	2
and middlesex by mr	2
the room where they	2
suppose him not to	2
most false and perjured	2
and priviledges of the	2
treby told them positively	2
if any man seem	2
not one of them	2
be more plain to	2
a part of the	2
and property hath for	2
by the church of	2
this than my present	2
there may never want	2
least to the fact	2
because they would have	2
lived a member of	2
answer than that it	2
of these their proceedings	2
arbitrary in a superlative	2
be so because they	2
the materials were mine	2
years made an hideous	2
consider where is this	2
out of his life	2
a stop to them	2
those who have now	2
the decree and their	2
stores both for sea	2
what the law says	2
resolved he should be	2
now you see them	2
i am the first	2
made the covert of	2
other answer than that	2
much as suppose him	2
ruling whatsoever i offered	2
vanquish and overcome all	2
shall appear as criminals	2
self obliged to ask	2
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the sake of these	2
may not lay this	2
to save their own	2
and to save their	2
may vanquish and overcome	2
leave it to the	2
him such a numerable	2
convict me is as	2
one of his loins	2
of them could say	2
was never refused to	2
had it been sitting	2
all our stores both	2
spi global keyed and	2
a violent presumption is	2
in the reign of	2
came down to ask	2
where the very laws	2
it was for the	2
swords might be blunted	2
so long as sun	2
may never want heirs	2
the pretence of our	2
published any of them	2
the subject is the	2
that she did not	2
seen that trunk before	2
where they were found	2
not to try but	2
session of parliament was	2
offence be punished no	2
of carrying it on	2
and no matter what	2
and that these were	2
by laying these proceedings	2
might as well have	2
and in direct opposition	2
and the rest of	2
reproduction of original in	2
even in the deliverers	2
which so great a	2
printers oppressed and kept	2
long as sun or	2
though i protest i	2
and came down to	2
humble petition of william	2
every particular person whom	2
the world of the	2
since it could not	2
such as no reign	2
though there had been	2
these kingdoms so long	2
now i pray consider	2
the old baily to	2
to sway the scepters	2
of every particular person	2
designs of those who	2
pretences to gain their	2
hitherto lived a member	2
caused several statutes to	2
who have now demonstratively	2
cry in these kingdoms	2
books at the lord	2
you see contrary and	2
i pray god to	2
so great a part	2
i pray god may	2
first offence be punished	2
where the rights and	2
they say he shall	2
his loins to sway	2
evidence did not amount	2
as was never refused	2
from what they please	2
so much as mentioning	2
the purview of the	2
i hold my self	2
nothing more than the	2
there was not the	2
out whatsoever made for	2
as seemed fit to	2
liberty and property hath	2
have hitherto lived a	2
was for the sake	2
hold of them they	2
although the partial writer	2
find me guilty of	2
our deliverers still continue	2
or that the materials	2
books were printed with	2
demonstrate this than my	2
proceedings durst not have	2
to some things that	2
the notion of the	2
sought nothing less than	2
and sincerely forgive every	2
any thing be more	2
than the rights and	2
so much as suppose	2
of the whole world	2
this present these proceedings	2
that has offended me	2