quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	1274
in the mean time	654
the rest of the	566
represented either as utf	502
characters represented either as	502
the act of parliament	486
the word of god	405
of the church of	368
to the terms of	347
according to the terms	346
english books online text	342
online text creation partnership	342
books online text creation	342
keyed and coded from	341
the institutions providing financial	341
work described above is	341
assigned for keying and	341
the text can be	341
and encoded edition of	341
the early english books	341
text can be copied	341
text and markup reviewed	341
to the early english	341
encoded text transcribed from	341
keyboarded and encoded edition	341
the terms of creative	341
of the work described	341
edition of the work	341
text is available for	341
this keyboarded and encoded	341
terms of creative commons	341
for keying and markup	341
and markup reviewed and	341
phase i text is	341
i text is available	341
this phase i text	341
coded from proquest page	341
markup reviewed and edited	341
owned by the institutions	341
from proquest page images	341
tcp assigned for keying	341
encoded edition of the	341
by the institutions providing	341
the work described above	341
support to the early	341
all without asking permission	341
described above is co	341
institutions providing financial support	341
images scanned from microfilm	341
financial support to the	341
and coded from proquest	341
even for commercial purposes	341
is available for reuse	341
providing financial support to	341
the time of the	310
in the county of	294
in so far as	293
the church of england	293
by reason of the	270
for the most part	270
the church of scotland	269
that can be made	266
was divided into two	261
if there was a	256
in mind that in	254
the true nature of	254
are a number of	253
the lords found the	253
there are a number	253
have been transformed into	252
to create accurately transcribed	251
standards were returned to	251
accordance with level of	251
created by converting tcp	251
be made about the	251
over a wide variety	251
carried out by editorial	251
anyone can now take	251
remaining illegibles were encoded	251
included and sometimes a	251
creation partnership web site	251
of the process of	251
never have been looked	251
and therefore of any	251
available at the text	251
the overall quality of	251
were corrected where possible	251
are eligible for inclusion	251
textual data within the	251
files to tei p	251
characters will be marked	251
were sent to external	251
of the print record	251
to page images in	251
the project have been	251
or text strings within	251
tcp data is very	251
encoded and linked to	251
based on the image	251
respectfully request that due	251
aimed to produce large	251
chosen if there was	251
keyers to be redone	251
text with mnemonic sdata	251
been released into the	251
works in english were	251
gaps by user contributors	251
have been released into	251
editorial teams in oxford	251
and or corrected and	251
universities of michigan and	251
keying and markup guidelines	251
processes should make clear	251
tei in libraries guidelines	251
issued variously as sgml	251
later edition of a	251
their works are eligible	251
and use these texts	251
to tei p using	251
or elements to simplify	251
language title published between	251
such instances will never	251
true nature of the	251
but we respectfully request	251
image sets published by	251
and markup guidelines are	251
now take and use	251
of instances per text	251
and sometimes a second	251
all likelihood such instances	251
during phase of the	251
the process of creating	251
sometimes a second or	251
corrected where possible up	251
any assumptions that can	251
tcp aimed to produce	251
meet qa standards were	251
process of creating the	251
take and use these	251
public domain as of	251
notably latin and welsh	251
known extent have been	251
general aim of eebo	251
tcp project was divided	251
structural encoding based on	251
title published between and	251
mainly structural encoding based	251
ascii text with mnemonic	251
for transcription and basic	251
the text encoding initiative	251
unicode or tei g	251
sent to external keying	251
tcp is a partnership	251
of creating the tcp	251
therefore of any assumptions	251
be aware of the	251
some errors will remain	251
quantities of textual data	251
out by editorial teams	251
of each text was	251
filling in of gaps	251
been transformed into placeholder	251
we respectfully request that	251
encoding was enhanced and	251
then carried out by	251
and the publisher proquest	251
first editions of a	251
of textual data within	251
remain and some readable	251
by a tcp editor	251
converting tcp files to	251
enhanced and or corrected	251
was intended to range	251
is given to their	251
given to their original	251
use these texts for	251
published between and available	251
whichever is the greater	251
by editorial teams in	251
a work was chosen	251
simplify the filling in	251
with mnemonic sdata character	251
not meet qa standards	251
of known extent have	251
in accordance with level	251
the text creation partnership	251
intended to range over	251
that in all likelihood	251
and linked to page	251
the filling in of	251
published by proquest via	251
marked as illegible were	251
to create diplomatic transcriptions	251
corrected and characters marked	251
unicode or text strings	251
guidelines are available at	251
and encoded texts based	251
readable characters will be	251
any remaining illegibles were	251
domain as of january	251
were encoded as gap	251
are available at the	251
texts were encoded and	251
where possible up to	251
was then carried out	251
credit and attribution is	251
accuracy and those which	251
into the public domain	251
for accuracy and those	251
users should bear in	251
the tei in libraries	251
tei p using tcp	251
usually the first edition	251
instances will never have	251
by converting tcp files	251
text strings within braces	251
errors will remain and	251
works are eligible for	251
released into the public	251
extent have been transformed	251
the universities of michigan	251
in of gaps by	251
on the new cambridge	251
likelihood such instances will	251
based on the text	251
of tcp data is	251
as illegible were corrected	251
was chosen if there	251
their early english books	251
by proquest via their	251
encoding based on the	251
overall quality of tcp	251
image sets were sent	251
at by a tcp	251
understanding these processes should	251
phase of the project	251
project restraints of time	251
to reflect the true	251
was enhanced and or	251
selection was based on	251
which did not meet	251
the usual project restraints	251
texts have been issued	251
teams in oxford and	251
encoded texts based on	251
variety of subject areas	251
tcp files to tei	251
within the usual project	251
proofread for accuracy and	251
usual project restraints of	251
images in accordance with	251
was based on the	251
be marked as illegible	251
a limit of instances	251
been issued variously as	251
assumptions that can be	251
that due credit and	251
returned to the keyers	251
keying companies for transcription	251
of the texts have	251
will never have been	251
opposed to critical editions	251
to a limit of	251
work was chosen if	251
or tei g elements	251
transcription and basic encoding	251
a number of works	251
sets were sent to	251
the print record of	251
wide variety of subject	251
will remain and some	251
to external keying companies	251
or corrected and characters	251
at the text creation	251
changes to facilitate morpho	251
some readable characters will	251
and oxford and the	251
reflect the true nature	251
chose to create diplomatic	251
a compelling reason to	251
the public domain as	251
project have been released	251
will be marked as	251
made about the data	251
level of the tei	251
to range over a	251
for their own purposes	251
the image sets published	251
qa standards were returned	251
data is very good	251
of every monographic english	251
texts for their own	251
the new cambridge bibliography	251
on the text encoding	251
each text was proofread	251
quality assurance was then	251
sets published by proquest	251
of a work was	251
was a compelling reason	251
the general aim of	251
created during phase of	251
been looked at by	251
can now take and	251
is a partnership between	251
as opposed to critical	251
on the image sets	251
looked at by a	251
did not meet qa	251
by university of nebraska	251
partnership between the universities	251
with level of the	251
the publisher proquest to	251
michigan and oxford and	251
for an anonymous work	251
copies of the texts	251
bear in mind that	251
texts based on the	251
selection was intended to	251
works in other languages	251
compelling reason to do	251
new cambridge bibliography of	251
the keyers to be	251
in oxford and michigan	251
in all likelihood such	251
transcribed and encoded texts	251
these processes should make	251
illegible were corrected where	251
processed by university of	251
attribution is given to	251
into placeholder characters or	251
restraints of time and	251
accurately transcribed and encoded	251
in english were prioritized	251
or for an anonymous	251
to encode one copy	251
of works in other	251
aware of the process	251
should make clear that	251
while the overall quality	251
based on the new	251
the texts were encoded	251
project was divided into	251
although there are a	251
mind that in all	251
create accurately transcribed and	251
companies for transcription and	251
number of works in	251
edition of a work	251
was proofread for accuracy	251
should be aware of	251
to their original source	251
text selection was based	251
request that due credit	251
text creation partnership web	251
second or later edition	251
were encoded and linked	251
limit of instances per	251
were returned to the	251
produce large quantities of	251
between and available in	251
via their early english	251
of michigan and oxford	251
of gaps by user	251
a partnership between the	251
have been looked at	251
of the tei in	251
and some readable characters	251
quality of tcp data	251
to simplify the filling	251
the texts have been	251
external keying companies for	251
creating the tcp texts	251
large quantities of textual	251
editions of a works	251
transformed into placeholder characters	251
proquest via their early	251
have been issued variously	251
therefore chose to create	251
users should be aware	251
text was proofread for	251
bibliography of english literature	251
of the project have	251
a works in english	251
encoded as gap s	251
then their works are	251
page images in accordance	251
gap elements of known	251
nature of the print	251
record of the period	251
of time and funding	251
characters marked as illegible	251
of any assumptions that	251
p using tcp tei	251
placeholder characters or elements	251
elements to simplify the	251
to the keyers to	251
these texts for their	251
illegibles were encoded as	251
to produce large quantities	251
possible up to a	251
texts created during phase	251
and available in eebo	251
cambridge bibliography of english	251
linked to page images	251
data within the usual	251
assurance was then carried	251
the encoding was enhanced	251
range over a wide	251
should bear in mind	251
publisher proquest to create	251
reason to do so	251
and those which did	251
markup guidelines are available	251
oxford and the publisher	251
proquest to create accurately	251
due credit and attribution	251
a wide variety of	251
elements of known extent	251
characters or elements to	251
or later edition of	251
divided into two phases	251
and characters marked as	251
with changes to facilitate	251
and therefore chose to	251
there was a compelling	251
is to encode one	251
a second or later	251
those which did not	251
between the universities of	251
and attribution is given	251
up to a limit	251
can be made about	251
tcp is to encode	251
of a works in	251
mnemonic sdata character entities	251
print record of the	251
in the time of	250
the earle of angus	250
the queen of england	247
of the earl of	239
in the name of	234
at the same time	233
the prince of orange	229
of the house of	229
ocm this keyboarded and	227
in the yeere of	222
the king of england	222
r ocm this keyboarded	219
estc r ocm this	219
in the hands of	215
the confession of faith	214
a part of the	213
the good of the	212
to the earl of	210
on the other side	207
notes for div a	203
the power of the	203
iv tiff page image	199
the grace of god	197
in the case of	195
the hands of the	193
is not to be	192
by the act of	191
the government of the	191
spi global keyed and	189
global keyed and coded	189
the name of the	188
the castle of edinburgh	188
in respect of the	186
the beginning of the	181
that there was no	180
to the earle of	179
it was answered for	178
the kingdom of scotland	176
reproduction of original in	175
under the command of	175
not so much as	174
in the midst of	172
to the king of	171
of the lords of	169
the lords of the	169
the parliament of england	167
by the grace of	167
as well as the	163
as if he had	161
the lords found that	161
the king of france	160
one thousand six hundred	158
of our privy council	157
grace be with you	153
for the good of	153
the most part of	152
reproduction of the original	152
a great part of	152
that it was not	152
in the beginning of	151
of the original in	151
by the heir of	150
the greatest part of	150
the original in the	150
the heir of andrew	149
year of his reign	148
to the value of	148
heir of andrew anderson	147
and of our reign	147
printed by the heir	147
and as to the	146
in favours of the	145
and the rest of	145
at the time of	145
it was alleadged for	145
upon the account of	144
one and the same	144
iv tiff page images	142
the lords repelled the	142
the consent of the	141
the end of the	141
the law of god	141
in the yeare of	140
government of the church	139
and that it was	138
the command of the	137
at the instance of	137
by the earl of	137
the queen of scots	136
to the word of	136
mona logarbo text and	135
into the hands of	135
logarbo text and markup	135
logarbo sampled and proofread	134
was found not to	134
mona logarbo sampled and	134
so much the more	133
that he was not	130
as if they had	129
if it had been	128
under the pain of	128
ought not to be	127
by act of parliament	127
that they could not	127
the estates of parliament	126
in the exercise of	126
for the space of	126
was answered for the	125
in his sweet lord	124
the king and his	124
peace be to you	124
the lords of his	123
out of the way	122
of the king of	122
in the castle of	121
given under our signet	121
the parliament of scotland	121
the acts of parliament	120
if he had been	120
the scots and picts	120
the bishop of st	119
the first day of	119
it is to be	119
the crown of england	118
from time to time	118
of the estates of	118
the earl of arran	118
by the law of	118
the rest of his	117
of the earle of	117
of our reign the	116
of the castle of	116
his sweet lord iesus	116
mercy peace be to	115
the king of spain	114
that there is no	113
the glory of god	112
to the crown of	112
that it is not	112
the time of his	112
under our signet at	112
on the other hand	111
the authority of the	111
the death of the	110
the lords of session	109
lords of his majesties	109
defender of the faith	109
taken and plundered from	108
the author of the	107
that he could not	107
the peace of the	106
the commissioners of the	106
that part of the	106
after the death of	105
of the kingdom of	105
yeare of the world	104
the yeare of the	104
his majesties privy council	103
and plundered from the	102
to the castle of	101
in the church of	101
king charles the first	101
with advice and consent	100
yeere of the world	100
wing s estc r	100
of his majesties privy	100
in the meane time	100
the king and queen	100
the mouth of the	100
not being able to	100
yours in his sweet	100
the yeere of the	100
in the first place	99
to the king and	98
our signet at edinburgh	98
under the name of	98
of the protestant religion	97
in the presence of	97
the kingdome of scotland	97
a great deal of	97
yeare of his raigne	96
in the year of	96
the case of the	96
to make use of	96
the laws of the	96
that there was a	96
was alleadged for the	95
it could not be	95
national library of scotland	95
the lords sustained the	95
most part of the	95
of the lands of	95
an act of parliament	94
to the number of	94
of the king and	94
the state of the	94
and that he was	93
printer to his most	93
advice and consent of	93
of church and state	93
king and queen of	93
yeere of his raigne	93
the face of the	92
of the duke of	92
of king james the	92
the nature of the	92
has not been fully	92
and consent of the	92
text has been tokenized	91
the text more computationally	91
at restoring the text	91
that support the display	91
textual changes and metadata	91
curation by amateur and	91
making the text more	91
many walks of life	91
or stationer meant to	91
spellings that support the	91
enriched version of the	91
version of the tcp	91
the display of a	91
the tcp digital transcription	91
professional end users from	91
text in a standardized	91
the text has been	91
standardized format that preserves	91
and metadata enrichments aim	91
tokenized and linguistically annotated	91
text more computationally tractable	91
english short title catalog	91
a standardized format that	91
and suitable for network	91
annotation includes standard spellings	91
the author or stationer	91
text the author or	91
is an enriched version	91
enrichments aim at making	91
the yeare of christ	91
standard spellings that support	91
in a standardized format	91
changes and metadata enrichments	91
by amateur and professional	91
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	91
the annotation includes standard	91
text is an enriched	91
in the english short	91
and linguistically annotated with	91
aim at making the	91
textual changes aim at	91
amateur and professional end	91
from many walks of	91
users from many walks	91
based collaborative curation by	91
an enriched version of	91
stationer meant to publish	91
not been fully proofread	91
author or stationer meant	91
metadata enrichments aim at	91
in order to the	91
and as for the	91
the exercise of their	91
end users from many	91
restoring the text the	91
this text has not	91
collaborative curation by amateur	91
aim at restoring the	91
the text the author	91
a text in a	91
has been tokenized and	91
of the tcp digital	91
the lords of our	91
support the display of	91
display of a text	91
at making the text	91
that preserves archaic forms	91
the english short title	91
includes standard spellings that	91
format that preserves archaic	91
text has not been	91
of the kingdome of	91
been tokenized and linguistically	91
this text is an	91
and professional end users	91
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changes aim at restoring	91
if they had been	90
the church of god	90
that the earl of	90
been fully proofread approx	90
in the dayes of	90
king charles the second	89
r this keyboarded and	89
king james the sixth	89
with the rest of	89
in the next place	89
estc r this keyboarded	89
king william and queen	89
it is not to	89
of the act of	88
s estc r ocm	88
in the person of	88
the names of the	88
offered to be proven	88
greatest part of the	88
that they should be	87
william and queen mary	87
the ministers of the	87
for a long time	87
any part of the	87
the body of the	87
the earle of douglas	86
which the lords found	86
the earl of murray	86
of the church and	86
an account of the	86
that the king was	86
in presence of the	86
a great number of	85
of the name of	85
of the kings of	85
the cause of the	85
the number of the	84
r in the english	84
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solemn league and covenant	84
of text r in	84
and in the mean	84
with the earl of	84
text r in the	84
his most sacred majesty	83
the yeere of christ	83
lords found that the	83
to the lords of	83
all the rest of	83
the th day of	83
digital transcription a of	82
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that he would not	82
there could be no	82
transcription a of text	82
to the duke of	82
if there be any	82
the words of the	82
with the king of	82
the right of the	82
tcp digital transcription a	82
of the colledge of	81
from the inhabitants of	81
by the advice of	81
by the laws of	81
and xml conversion a	80
that they may be	80
according to the word	80
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the mean time the	80
the defender alleadged absolvitor	80
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god save the king	80
apex covantage keyed and	80
covantage keyed and coded	80
the same to the	80
by the name of	79
was not to be	79
in the reign of	79
the church of rome	79
the town of edinburgh	79
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the history of the	79
the meeting of the	78
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and that he had	78
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the king of scots	76
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the house of commons	76
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lords repelled the defense	75
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that it was a	75
the law of nature	75
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the hearts of the	75
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trading to africa and	74
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the kings of scotland	74
thousand six hundred and	74
the contract of marriage	74
sheriffs in that part	74
the acts of the	74
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are not to be	73
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of england and scotland	73
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aptara keyed and coded	72
the laird of grange	72
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the national library of	71
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of the three estates	71
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so far as it	71
the spirit of god	70
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the person of the	70
the nobility and gentry	70
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the first book of	70
the date of the	70
that it may be	70
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the order of the	70
if he had not	69
in the day of	69
plundered from the inhabitants	69
first book of discipline	69
the king and the	69
the house of douglas	69
to the church of	69
the family of the	69
the inclinations of the	69
the duke of norfolk	68
of the family of	68
one of the most	68
is said to have	68
to the laws of	68
to be found in	67
of the town of	67
by the earle of	67
of the general assembly	67
and the earle of	67
and acts of parliament	67
that they might be	67
and one of the	67
to the law of	67
the earle of murray	67
the lords and commons	67
that he might be	66
in matters of religion	66
the ordinance of god	66
that he was a	66
to be in the	66
the benefit of the	66
under the conduct of	65
our sheriffs in that	65
the earl of bothwel	65
the death of his	65
of the parliament of	65
the other side of	65
in the power of	65
the committee of estates	65
lords of our privy	64
in name of the	64
the charge of the	64
by sea and land	64
the present state of	64
as if they were	64
to be given to	64
that there is a	64
consent of the estates	63
the people of god	63
or coat of arms	63
blazon or coat of	63
the destruction of the	63
for the preservation of	63
the midst of the	63
to the laird of	63
the name of a	63
in all time coming	63
the head of the	63
i doubt not but	63
b wing s estc	62
presents to be printed	62
the earl of argyle	62
the blood of the	62
that the king of	62
the constitution of the	62
the oath of allegiance	62
royal blazon or coat	62
he could not be	61
the practice of the	61
puts this text in	61
the divine right of	61
category of texts with	61
they could not be	61
without the consent of	61
printed by the heirs	61
part of the nobility	61
but on the contrary	61
he was forced to	61
betwixt the king and	61
as well as of	61
rate of defects per	61
words puts this text	61
to the queen of	61
this text in the	61
and that it is	61
the rate of defects	61
his highness the prince	60
that so he might	60
the same to be	60
the whole body of	60
the first of the	60
highness the prince of	60
the house of angus	60
when he came to	60
and according to the	60
the liberties of the	60
and that he would	60
heirs and successors of	60
when they came to	59
so far as the	59
the heirs and successors	59
ordains these presents to	59
of the rest of	59
the doctrine of the	59
to the rest of	59
by king james the	59
that they might not	59
as i take it	59
for the security of	59
which could not be	59
to the kings most	59
that he did not	59
was so far from	59
and some of them	59
at the mercat cross	58
the members of the	58
the exercise of the	58
for the use of	58
i know not what	58
that it is the	58
and that in the	58
the colledge of justice	58
to raigne in the	58
the name of douglas	58
from the original text	58
the mercat cross of	58
and therefore it is	58
original text notes for	58
text notes for div	58
to come to the	58
the original text notes	58
the kings most excellent	58
the time of their	57
of the true religion	57
to the advantage of	57
the possession of the	57
printer to the kings	57
at the end of	57
the cause of god	57
began to raigne in	57
the earle of march	57
the earl of mortoun	57
the hand of the	57
and if it be	57
the law of nations	57
the said act of	57
in the house of	57
by the heirs and	57
to go to the	57
were not able to	57
the late earl of	57
in the sight of	56
and successors of andrew	56
of the generall assembly	56
the manner of the	56
the inhabitants of the	56
the earl of lennox	56
successors of andrew anderson	56
was not able to	56
that they should not	56
the meaning of the	56
if they had not	56
the lawes of the	56
from the beginning of	56
the affairs of the	56
generality of the people	55
it was further alleadged	55
to the house of	55
as if it were	55
would be pleased to	55
per actum dominorum secreti	55
the union of the	55
the solemn league and	55
the reformation of religion	55
the king and parliament	55
the estates of the	55
the act of the	55
with fire and sword	55
found not to be	55
the truth of the	55
so much as one	54
and xml conversion the	54
put an end to	54
to be sent to	54
of the nobility and	54
it is not so	54
in the place of	54
and this is the	54
in the british library	54
before the lords of	54
for payment of a	54
the year of our	54
in the face of	54
that it is a	54
the reign of king	53
lords of the session	53
and we charge you	53
the kirk of scotland	53
by the help of	53
the lords having considered	53
king of great britain	53
original in the british	53
in the mean while	53
for the maintenance of	53
the honour of the	53
of the estate of	53
and ordains these presents	53
the discipline of the	52
of the people of	52
and so it was	52
the king of denmark	52
to the right honourable	52
given at our court	52
the duke of hamilton	52
of the ministers of	52
so long as the	52
within the bounds of	52
as a part of	52
ministers of the gospel	52
it was answered that	52
by the death of	52
the earle of arran	52
the king of scotland	51
him out of the	51
nor can it be	51
so far as they	51
in time of peace	51
in the life of	51
of the prince of	51
the earle of argyle	51
accepting of the indulgence	51
so long as they	51
by the lords of	51
the law of the	51
and that they were	51
with a great army	51
and that there was	51
the court of england	51
to the prejudice of	51
ought to be preferred	51
the crown of scotland	50
answered to the first	50
ought to be repelled	50
crosses of the head	50
to be proven by	50
the day of the	50
of the late king	50
in favour of the	50
the late act of	50
raigne in the yeere	50
so long as he	50
the earl of angus	50
of some of the	50
the strength of the	50
the proceedings of the	50
it is in the	50
of those that were	50
of the hands of	49
other side of the	49
with the earle of	49
and not to be	49
in the acts of	49
the sense of the	49
in the eyes of	49
the advantage of the	49
the tenor of the	49
the son of god	49
the three estates of	49
the duke of guise	49
the liberty of the	49
to him by the	49
the eyes of the	49
for mails and duties	49
to return to the	49
in reference to the	49
mercat cross of edinburgh	49
that it was the	49
with his own hand	48
one and the other	48
that he ought to	48
conform to the act	48
he ought to be	48
to the protestant religion	48
of the reformed religion	48
in prejudice of the	48
suspends on this reason	48
so far as he	48
the clerk of the	48
the claim of right	48
of the laird of	48
both at home and	48
it ought to be	48
that he would be	47
be made use of	47
to take notice of	47
of the bishop of	47
and the protestant religion	47
the exercise of his	47
that he had been	47
to the same purpose	47
by the consent of	47
of the reformed churches	47
the beginning of his	47
that so they might	47
at head of text	47
of the queen of	47
at the foot of	47
to the parliament of	47
to the lawes of	47
the election of the	47
meeting of the estates	47
of the several shires	47
in the kingdom of	47
lords having considered the	47
as one of the	47
them out of the	47
to be put to	47
that they did not	47
part of the world	47
the preservation of the	47
according to the laws	47
the account of the	46
to the uttermost of	46
so much as a	46
pass to the mercat	46
of king iames the	46
and queen of scotland	46
the assistance of the	46
may it please your	46
so that it is	46
and found that the	46
by the word of	46
by the hand of	46
they ought to be	46
of the city of	46
is so far from	46
by the means of	46
ancient kingdom of scotland	46
the duke of york	46
ought to have been	46
parts of the kingdom	46
in the isle of	46
a letter to the	46
of the death of	46
in the way of	46
the one and the	46
and could not be	46
and some of the	46
exercise of their ministrie	46
far as it is	46
the laws of god	46
all the members of	46
offered him to prove	46
in the possession of	46
the execution of the	45
macers of our privy	45
captain of the castle	45
the next day after	45
actum dominorum secreti concilii	45
would not have been	45
that it would be	45
that he might not	45
of the crown of	45
upon the act of	45
the work of god	45
and every one of	45
or any of them	45
whole body of the	45
his majesties high commissioner	45
in such a case	45
at such a time	45
if it be not	45
act in favours of	45
compearance is made for	45
as well as to	45
it is not the	45
and there is no	45
discipline of the church	45
for which he was	44
many of the nobility	44
that the earle of	44
on the one side	44
of the generality of	44
he would not have	44
these our letters seen	44
huber sampled and proofread	44
by the duke of	44
said act of parliament	44
the foot of the	44
and it may be	44
and the laird of	44
in the hearts of	44
the knowledge of the	44
of the kirk of	44
the favour of the	44
and liberties of the	44
the city of london	44
and that they had	44
command of the earl	44
not far from the	44
the rest of their	44
for payment of the	44
the duke of lennox	43
to the glory of	43
as it is now	43
if it were not	43
that they had not	43
her contract of marriage	43
as they will be	43
in our name and	43
the earl of tarras	43
they came to the	43
with the consent of	43
but it is not	43
arms at head of	43
an act of the	43
the houses of parliament	43
the heirs of the	43
that he should not	43
to the end of	43
by vertue of his	43
that he should have	43
royal arms at head	43
and are to be	43
was not obliged to	43
to the inclinations of	42
to be under the	42
by the bishop of	42
as it is in	42
side of the river	42
of the church in	42
which they could not	42
out of the town	42
if they be not	42
but so it is	42
to have been the	42
the end of his	42
the earl of argile	42
and twentieth day of	42
the kings of england	42
the half of the	42
day of the said	42
solemne league and covenant	42
to be of the	42
the earle of morton	42
the title of the	42
the matter of fact	42
the isthmus of darien	42
lords found the defense	42
be said to be	42
there is no mention	42
give me leave to	42
that none of them	42
and not to the	42
according to the law	42
the condition of the	42
that he had not	41
and that by the	41
be seen in the	41
and on the other	41
from the parishioners of	41
of the holy ghost	41
the instance of the	41
there was no such	41
out of the hands	41
the opinion of the	41
there is not a	41
to the utmost of	41
and the king of	41
and to the end	41
the service of the	41
of one of the	41
if there had been	41
exercise of their ministry	41
printed by evan tyler	41
the bishop of the	41
but this is not	41
they will be answerable	41
is a part of	41
the house of god	41
year of our lord	41
be taken away by	41
they were forced to	41
to the good of	41
the cause of his	41
by the king of	41
lyon king at arms	41
by the authority of	41
the ground of the	41
a convention of the	41
king of the picts	41
laws and acts of	41
of the state of	41
as well as in	41
that they are not	41
of the government of	41
have thought fit to	41
so soon as the	40
in possession of the	40
between and defects per	40
not to be doubted	40
as hath been said	40
the master of gray	40
part of the people	40
the colledge of edinburgh	40
of the commissioners of	40
under the paine of	40
texts with between and	40
not so much to	40
advice of the lords	40
as i have said	40
the presence of the	40
within the space of	40
the said lord ruthen	40
taken out of the	40
of texts with between	40
he was a man	40
as we have said	40
succession to the crown	40
with advice of the	40
the king to be	40
with between and defects	40
that the king should	40
and the good of	40
late act of parliament	40
yet it is not	40
as heir to his	40
to be one of	40
the company of scotland	40
to the kingdom of	40
is offered to be	40
the worship of god	40
the lord of liddesdale	40
in the book of	39
against the earl of	39
a letter from the	39
at our court at	39
mails and duties of	39
to the town of	39
in the same case	39
not be able to	39
so that if the	39
that there should be	39
and it is not	39
make use of the	39
so that it was	39
of the same name	39
to the prince of	39
at the mouth of	39
of the acts of	39
the benefit of a	39
the ruine of the	39
of any of the	39
of the primitive church	39
of the shire of	39
to take the oath	39
they would not have	39
these and the like	39
said to have been	39
so much of the	39
the term of payment	39
is not so much	39
kings most excellent majesty	39
by some of the	39
that it might be	39
administration of the sacraments	39
the security of the	39
to the knowledge of	39
to the french king	39
both by sea and	39
so that he was	39
head of the church	38
with consent of the	38
mouth of the river	38
and not long after	38
the work of the	38
upon the death of	38
that they had no	38
to the destruction of	38
the advancement of the	38
our lord jesus christ	38
to the exercise of	38
of the episcopal clergy	38
and in the same	38
a man of great	38
to take away the	38
in the defence of	38
of the word of	38
in the month of	38
to be done by	38
it might have been	38
the advice of his	38
was found to be	38
the kingdome of england	38
lords of the articles	38
at the hands of	38
for the earl of	38
right to the crown	38
the patrimony of the	38
they had not been	38
on the account of	38
and the next day	38
the king and queens	38
he died in the	38
the desire of the	38
and his brethren heraulds	38
on the one hand	38
in answer to the	38
a wing s estc	38
there is nothing more	38
a sum of money	38
the earle of marre	38
the books of the	37
the rights of the	37
the administration of the	37
of those who were	37
pense royal blazon or	37
the interest of england	37
that he had a	37
the oath of the	37
mal y pense royal	37
out of the church	37
the earl of hume	37
the hearts of all	37
laws of the kingdom	37
my lords and gentlemen	37
the protection of the	37
the matter of the	37
the taking of the	37
of the confession of	37
if they did not	37
and all of them	37
and that they should	37
with the advice of	37
of the earle douglas	37
the th of the	37
all the time of	37
in any of the	37
of so great a	37
of the same date	37
side of the water	37
to the bishop of	37
laws and liberties of	37
a man of a	37
in this mean time	37
it would have been	37
alleadged for the defender	37
he could not have	37
that he had no	37
on this side of	37
that they might have	37
the people of scotland	37
with them in the	37
and therefore it was	37
the glory of the	37
inclinations of the generality	37
that incontinent these our	37
by force of arms	37
all our good subjects	37
as may be seen	37
for the earle of	37
to the behove of	37
and that he might	37
of the truth of	37
laws of the land	37
so much as the	37
incontinent these our letters	37
the clock in the	37
y pense royal blazon	37
in the moneth of	37
neither is there any	36
are to be sold	36
i am apt to	36
that the church of	36
that the scots were	36
the work of reformation	36
of the nature of	36
in church and state	36
that some of the	36
but to return to	36
it should not be	36
the advantage of church	36
and at the same	36
of the clock in	36
the first earle of	36
to the queen regent	36
it had not been	36
and ought to be	36
in opposition to the	36
of scotland trading to	36
by little and little	36
by the hands of	36
if there were no	36
estates of the kingdom	36
company of scotland trading	36
the safety of the	36
to him and his	36
that he might have	36
by the said act	36
our name and authority	36
of our lord jesus	36
king james the first	36
and the duke of	36
it was to be	36
the church and state	36
of the meeting of	36
as much as the	36
by acts of parliament	36
the officers of the	36
coat of arms a	36
published at the mercat	36
heir to his father	36
ye pass to the	36
the same with the	36
none may pretend ignorance	36
be subject to the	36
of the power of	36
of the christian religion	36
in the opinion of	36
scotland trading to africa	35
it may not be	35
were so far from	35
in the kings name	35
huber text and markup	35
the rents of the	35
a few days after	35
there was no other	35
the fear of god	35
the king of the	35
one of the commissioners	35
of the nobility of	35
out of his own	35
which is to be	35
peace of the church	35
honi soit qvi mal	35
untill such time as	35
the value of the	35
be one of the	35
as soon as he	35
a part of his	35
the lord of the	35
exercise of the ministrie	35
a declaration of the	35
it is offered to	35
be given to the	35
by the power of	35
the place of the	35
the consideration of the	35
original in huntington library	35
of the committee of	35
soit qvi mal y	35
to all the world	35
of the shires of	35
of original in huntington	35
of this church and	35
such of them as	35
and there was no	35
the reformation of the	35
to the practice of	35
the college of justice	35
of the college of	35
at the beginning of	35
that there might be	35
that he and his	35
the maintenance of the	35
to the government of	35
could not have been	35
act of the parliament	35
but such as were	35
there was a great	35
of the lord jesus	35
had it not been	35
an assembly of the	35
and others of the	34
if i mistake not	34
out of the kingdom	34
in the point of	34
the minds of the	34
were not to be	34
to the lord of	34
and that they would	34
of the said month	34
the hands of a	34
president of the session	34
in the word of	34
the states of the	34
the middle of the	34
of such as were	34
and contrary to the	34
for the honour of	34
that the king had	34
the death of king	34
the coming of the	34
of the members of	34
what i have said	34
the case of a	34
to the confession of	34
to the commissioners of	34
is to be found	34
that it shall be	34
and that the same	34
the earl of morton	34
as i said before	34
on the other part	34
of the peace of	34
they would have been	34
the law of england	34
as long as he	34
and that the king	34
of the law of	34
commons assembled in parliament	34
that the act of	34
office of a bishop	34
as they shall think	34
and peace of the	34
they might not be	34
of arms a proclamation	34
to be in a	34
the tyranny of the	34
that there is nothing	34
a vindication of the	34
for ought i know	34
the people of the	34
that none may pretend	34
assembly of the church	34
convention of the estates	34
by the king and	34
the affairs of scotland	34
the name of god	34
the spirit of the	34
the earl of athol	33
found the defense relevant	33
at the battell of	33
but that it was	33
that they shall be	33
he came to the	33
the earle of lennox	33
the king in the	33
the payment of the	33
the lands in question	33
the queen of scotland	33
the pleasure of the	33
the king to the	33
lord of the session	33
and last of all	33
the power of his	33
it is evident that	33
pas sampled and proofread	33
the king in his	33
advice and consent foresaid	33
the reading of the	33
to the nature of	33
had a mind to	33
was the cause of	33
the beginning of this	33
by the commissioners of	33
the subjects of this	33
the princes of the	33
with the queen of	33
the crown of spain	33
other parts of the	33
and government of the	33
the example of the	33
the hands of his	33
some of them were	33
he was willing to	33
there is a great	33
to have been in	33
the city of edinburgh	33
by the lawes of	33
a member of the	33
in the shire of	33
face of the earth	33
as if he were	33
may be seen in	33
and as it were	33
it cannot be denied	33
to them by the	33
john pas sampled and	33
it is hard to	33
qvi mal y pense	33
the foundation of the	33
the kings of the	33
in place of the	33
be preferred to the	33
that there may be	33
the truth of god	33
our will is herefore	33
to the interest of	33
that it was no	33
it was not the	33
till such time as	33
to the honour of	33
as to the first	33
let the world judge	33
he had not been	33
or any of the	33
by the mediation of	33
nor is there any	33
one of the lords	33
to belong to the	32
three estates of parliament	32
in any part of	32
to the place of	32
at the desire of	32
that the king is	32
for there is no	32
about the end of	32
inclinations of the people	32
that it could not	32
without consent of the	32
the people of england	32
with the assistance of	32
there had been no	32
the right honourable the	32
the blessing of god	32
was brought to the	32
charles by the grace	32
with the church of	32
as they have done	32
he was able to	32
the book of discipline	32
to be at the	32
the nobility of scotland	32
after the beginning of	32
both houses of parliament	32
and was buried in	32
and that the said	32
by one of the	32
the enemies of the	32
to be put in	32
but the earl of	32
the succession of the	32
he offered him to	32
his majesty with advice	32
the sight of the	32
the account of his	32
of the number of	32
the true protestant religion	32
that the duke of	32
the cause of their	32
and other places needful	32
to the king in	32
that there is not	32
the life of the	32
out of his hands	32
under the great seal	32
he is to be	32
great and insupportable grievance	32
of the river of	32
but such as are	32
in defence of the	32
in his majesties name	32
so many of the	32
their lives and fortunes	32
advice of our privy	32
the th of april	32
and the bishop of	32
by the space of	32
that in the mean	32
of king charles the	32
to be seen in	32
a estc r ocm	32
it shall not be	32
what is to be	32
the true state of	32
the year of god	32
that none pretend ignorance	32
and that they might	32
the assembly of the	32
the judgement of the	32
and meaning of the	32
our lyon king at	32
of the scotish nation	31
it will be a	31
to give an account	31
he was to be	31
thousand six hundred eighty	31
if it had not	31
my lord of murray	31
the prejudice of the	31
out of their hands	31
confession of faith and	31
as it was then	31
in a great measure	31
lords spiritual and temporal	31
they could not have	31
the laird of dun	31
the preaching of the	31
within year and day	31
he was resolved to	31
the c category of	31
to any of the	31
by vertue of a	31
text in the c	31
the best and most	31
as well as they	31
by whom he had	31
in the same way	31
in that part of	31
c category of texts	31
is said to be	31
from the earl of	31
the meeting of estates	31
we charge you strictly	31
to enter into a	31
the keeping of the	31
and that there is	31
the major part of	31
in the rolls of	31
parts of the world	31
that if the king	31
it was in the	31
that they would have	31
a free generall assembly	31
king james the second	31
they are to be	31
in the middle of	31
the will of the	31
the lords of council	31
xml conversion a proclamation	31
after that he had	31
some of the nobility	31
the estate of the	31
the good of his	31
of the scottish army	31
of the court of	31
the day of his	31
any person or persons	31
respect of the reply	31
that he was the	31
set down in the	31
i am not ignorant	31
the prince of wales	31
that the king would	31
he was obliged to	31
if there be no	31
c the rate of	31
is to be seen	31
there had been a	31
a great many of	31
the keys of the	31
that if he had	31
are not able to	31
a clock in the	31
in the c category	31
on the south side	30
of the company of	30
and so it is	30
the house of the	30
betwixt him and the	30
that the king and	30
every one of the	30
all the parts of	30
the noise of the	30
that according to the	30
the estates of this	30
for the benefit of	30
that he was in	30
the articles of the	30
what can be more	30
he ought to have	30
is contrary to the	30
in time to come	30
the end of this	30
to the rules of	30
the occasion of the	30
was offered to be	30
is it to be	30
it would not be	30
the same manner as	30
to the general assembly	30
there is no such	30
printed in the year	30
and commons assembled in	30
son to the earl	30
how can it be	30
plundered from the parishioners	30
the north side of	30
if he did not	30
the office of the	30
in a little time	30
archbald lord of galloway	30
in behalf of the	30
the wrath of god	30
brought to the king	30
as soon as ever	30
one of the greatest	30
poinding of the ground	30
the generall assembly of	30
that this was the	30
this is not all	30
the convention of estates	30
in a letter from	30
the earl of crawford	30
are said to be	30
to the crowne of	30
a great and insupportable	30
the help of the	30
one of the chief	30
for the shire of	30
by his majesties command	30
and that he should	30
the king of kings	30
the officers of state	30
a clause in a	30
they are not to	30
bishop of saint andrews	30
the commission of the	30
to speak of the	30
to this very day	30
the first king of	30
the realme of scotland	30
daughter to the earle	30
a very short time	30
to the acts of	29
all parts of the	29
pursues a reduction of	29
that they shall not	29
union of the crowns	29
they were to be	29
the lords spiritual and	29
and the power of	29
in favours of his	29
take the oath of	29
and so could not	29
and authority of the	29
was preferred to the	29
text has no known	29
the laws of nature	29
for the glory of	29
known defects that were	29
one of the ministers	29
the professors of the	29
of the new testament	29
to be done in	29
the earl of huntly	29
the top of the	29
or at least to	29
with a great deal	29
god save king william	29
of the earls of	29
the care of the	29
the king and countrey	29
recorded as gap elements	29
for the sheriffdom of	29
of a possessory judgement	29
and if they be	29
defects that were recorded	29
lords and commons assembled	29
early in the morning	29
peace of the kingdom	29
has no known defects	29
lords of privy council	29
for king william and	29
answered for the pursuer	29
officers of the army	29
the part of the	29
to rise in arms	29
to whom he was	29
i take to be	29
to do the like	29
but as to the	29
the foresaid act of	29
of the lords and	29
to my lady kenmure	29
a this text has	29
and to the effect	29
that were recorded as	29
from the queen of	29
the marriage of the	29
for the advantage of	29
burghs of the several	29
my brother sir robert	29
for it is not	29
any thing that may	29
as it is consistent	29
to take the test	29
in the government of	29
of the privy council	29
as gap elements at	29
the longest liver of	29
of god in the	29
the pain of treason	29
the reason of the	29
about the beginning of	29
the time of transcription	29
the light of the	29
gap elements at the	29
this text has no	29
the late king james	29
have been in the	29
from the hands of	29
healey sampled and proofread	29
what he had done	29
betwixt debitor and creditor	29
so soon as he	29
by a father to	29
elspeth healey sampled and	29
the earle of huntly	29
the force of the	29
the saids lords of	29
they ought not to	29
as far as it	29
be under the command	29
to the judgement of	29
of the council of	29
elements at the time	29
they ought to have	29
the defence of their	29
the rolls of parliament	29
and to that end	29
the restitution of the	29
no known defects that	29
for as much as	29
the providence of god	29
were recorded as gap	29
to hear and see	28
to be present at	28
in his own person	28
the bishop of saint	28
and after he had	28
and that in a	28
and in case of	28
the lords repelled this	28
about the time of	28
from the time of	28
a contract of marriage	28
six hundred and sixty	28
that some of them	28
and whereas it is	28
up and down the	28
upon the face of	28
the thirteenth day of	28
in a condition to	28
any of our subjects	28
there is no reason	28
be found in the	28
the king and council	28
about this time the	28
i know not how	28
the laws and liberties	28
spi global rekeyed and	28
so much as to	28
if it were possible	28
never so much as	28
no right to the	28
but the truth is	28
the time to come	28
unless it had been	28
global rekeyed and resubmitted	28
for the time to	28
that it was in	28
was done by the	28
what hath been said	28
a bond granted by	28
the best way to	28
year of his age	28
longest liver of them	28
the accepting of the	28
this kirk and kingdome	28
and to be under	28
as it is not	28
in a time of	28
as long as the	28
to the office of	28
and if it were	28
the late king iames	28
to be sold by	28
not ignorant of the	28
that the power of	28
and if there be	28
king james the fifth	28
to the heirs of	28
and put to death	28
body of the people	28
which was to be	28
end of the world	28
parts of the kingdome	28
be proven by the	28
the seat of the	28
on the one part	28
the lords found this	28
to make way for	28
to the advancement of	28
by the laird of	28
that this is the	28
of the order of	28
the king of great	28
of such as are	28
we have thought fit	28
of their number to	28
and this was the	28
the same should be	28
the laws and acts	28
from the king to	28
the sitting of the	28
on the top of	28
at the siege of	28
from the date of	28
and by that means	28
to come to him	28
his father in the	28
that none of the	28
as well as others	28
by the queen of	28
as to the second	28
most honourable privy council	28
he ought not to	27
long as he was	27
remember my love to	27
and from thence to	27
the commissioners of scotland	27
of a part of	27
of the body of	27
the continuance of the	27
was married to the	27
kings of the earth	27
to be preferred to	27
in the same place	27
the first part of	27
that it was to	27
he was not able	27
some of their number	27
defence of the scots	27
in the words of	27
he died in peace	27
the master of the	27
as far as the	27
is so much the	27
this our ancient kingdom	27
having right to the	27
never be able to	27
was taken by the	27
shall be found to	27
the laws of nations	27
save king william and	27
that were in the	27
without so much as	27
by the general assembly	27
the space of a	27
by all means to	27
the presence of god	27
as it hath been	27
of the same mind	27
of the water of	27
as they call it	27
in the election of	27
was sent to the	27
the year of christ	27
lords of the congregation	27
this part of the	27
of a long time	27
by the acts of	27
from the king of	27
of the laws of	27
the isle of wight	27
the price of the	27
where there is no	27
of the whole nation	27
with advice of our	27
his majesties good subjects	27
as soon as the	27
because he would not	27
the will of god	27
to some of the	27
be found to be	27
of the generall assemblie	27
of god and the	27
contra the laird of	27
for the support of	27
of their own accord	27
the common good of	27
and so much the	27
after the same manner	27
of god and man	27
but it was not	27
within the castle of	27
a few of his	27
as much as he	27
and in the name	27
of the english nation	27
in the times of	27
where there is a	27
that he may be	27
to be taken by	27
the hand of god	27
the account of their	27
the power of ordination	27
and when they were	27
that were with him	27
for adjourning the parliament	27
he should have been	27
leave it to the	27
the dayes of king	27
in england and ireland	27
should happen to be	27
the earle of athole	27
they were not able	27
to the will of	27
with the duke of	27
and the heirs of	27
and the other half	27
the word and sacraments	27
as it may be	27
is to be understood	27
to take off the	27
the place where the	27
or any of his	27
make use of it	27
the south side of	27
the bishop of rome	27
the bounds of their	27
it came to passe	27
one of the three	27
that no man should	27
as appears by the	27
he was the first	27
require and command all	27
to prove that the	27
of the taking of	27
who was married to	27
did not a little	27
it will be found	26
of the calends of	26
to have been a	26
to be made in	26
by her contract of	26
hereby require and command	26
in cases of necessity	26
granted by the king	26
the same may be	26
the old and new	26
in the hand of	26
and that which is	26
it is that the	26
he was in the	26
and that of the	26
in the town of	26
in a very short	26
and the estates of	26
the space of three	26
good of the countrey	26
any of the said	26
of this current parliament	26
the conclusion of the	26
pas text and markup	26
day of june instant	26
the earle of northumberland	26
acts of parliament made	26
john pas text and	26
some part of the	26
for the good and	26
be looked upon as	26
generall assembly of the	26
so much for the	26
and it is a	26
judith siefring text and	26
for the same cause	26
i long to hear	26
the testimony of the	26
late earl of argile	26
was by king charles	26
succeeded to his father	26
who were in the	26
that the queen of	26
all such as shall	26
this side of the	26
at that time the	26
siefring text and markup	26
the rest of that	26
to be payed to	26
the captain of the	26
in regard of his	26
the conduct of the	26
all sorts of people	26
spirit of the lord	26
the isle of man	26
the ends of the	26
was not so much	26
it would be a	26
to submit to the	26
to the charge of	26
it is not possible	26
there was but one	26
the church of christ	26
take notice of the	26
be present at the	26
when the king was	26
a letter from a	26
it was not to	26
to do any thing	26
not only in the	26
not to have been	26
and duties of the	26
the time of king	26
at this time to	26
the intention of the	26
in the persons of	26
in the parliament of	26
it were to be	26
his wife and children	26
in the administration of	26
to be rid of	26
to the power of	26
as to the other	26
so that there was	26
for the safety of	26
of bishop and presbyter	26
to be held at	26
assembly of the estates	26
so long a time	26
the settlement of the	26
in pursuance of the	26
in a letter to	26
some of his friends	26
command of the lord	26
to which it is	26
as much as they	26
that the lords of	26
the custom of the	26
that he would have	26
but that they were	26
and i am sure	26
the first act of	26
there is no doubt	26
the queen her self	26
and the lords of	26
at that time was	26
of the whole kingdom	26
are so far from	26
as well as a	26
major part of the	26
the earle douglas was	26
a good part of	25
take upon them to	25
was committed to the	25
for the kingdom of	25
the queen his mistress	25
the commissioners for the	25
with him in the	25
of his friends and	25
his majesty and his	25
by the king to	25
and liberties of this	25
the lords would not	25
the greater part of	25
it to the king	25
he suspends on this	25
office in the church	25
they would not be	25
and published at the	25
of the articles of	25
have right to the	25
the declaration of the	25
of council and session	25
of this our ancient	25
of the liberties of	25
that they had been	25
as well as he	25
as you have heard	25
the law of scotland	25
it was alleadged that	25
if we may believe	25
which are to be	25
the queen of englands	25
the unity of the	25
the third part of	25
state of the question	25
consent of the people	25
judith siefring sampled and	25
of the scots in	25
reformation of the church	25
not a few of	25
the verity of the	25
being a man of	25
the bishop of galloway	25
clock in the morning	25
of the barony of	25
term of payment of	25
was further alleadged for	25
was to be done	25
contained in the said	25
all and sundry our	25
and that not only	25
not so much for	25
i leave it to	25
such as have been	25
members of the assembly	25
majesty with advice and	25
the love of christ	25
second book of discipline	25
but that he was	25
the fury of the	25
and that they are	25
in the like case	25
if it be said	25
consent of the natives	25
state of the kingdom	25
the earl of mar	25
between the king and	25
in respect of his	25
on the north side	25
i would not have	25
both in church and	25
to the king by	25
our brethren of scotland	25
and many of the	25
to be the first	25
that he was to	25
at the pleasure of	25
minister of the gospel	25
to his own house	25
rest of the nobility	25
in order to a	25
upon the th of	25
siefring sampled and proofread	25
make use of that	25
the queen and her	25