quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	43
the council of state	38
for a prince to	22
characters represented either as	14
represented either as utf	14
king charles the martyr	14
on the other side	13
the text can be	12
keyboarded and encoded edition	12
phase i text is	12
by the institutions providing	12
tcp assigned for keying	12
markup reviewed and edited	12
owned by the institutions	12
according to the terms	12
financial support to the	12
edition of the work	12
the institutions providing financial	12
books online text creation	12
all without asking permission	12
and coded from proquest	12
online text creation partnership	12
this keyboarded and encoded	12
text can be copied	12
for keying and markup	12
text and markup reviewed	12
images scanned from microfilm	12
encoded edition of the	12
institutions providing financial support	12
and encoded edition of	12
to the terms of	12
english books online text	12
the work described above	12
this phase i text	12
of the work described	12
support to the early	12
by the council of	12
keyed and coded from	12
work described above is	12
is available for reuse	12
i text is available	12
the house of commons	12
from proquest page images	12
encoded text transcribed from	12
terms of creative commons	12
providing financial support to	12
seditions arising from the	12
described above is co	12
the terms of creative	12
coded from proquest page	12
the early english books	12
even for commercial purposes	12
and markup reviewed and	12
to the early english	12
text is available for	12
assigned for keying and	12
the temper of the	11
not so much as	11
the safety of the	11
that dathan and abiram	10
the peace of the	10
the company of korah	10
on the one side	10
in his own eyes	9
in order to the	9
the good of the	9
of the late king	9
there was no king	9
so much for the	9
the city of london	9
on the one hand	8
of this or that	8
what can be more	8
the death of the	8
and every one of	8
so much as a	8
strove against moses and	8
the church of england	8
against moses and against	8
that which was right	8
there was not one	8
is not to be	8
the effects of a	8
of the two houses	8
affected to the government	8
the necessity of a	8
upon the death of	8
moses and against aaron	8
of a standing army	8
the subject of the	8
his credit with his	8
credit with his master	8
right in his own	8
no king in israel	8
were encoded as gap	7
were returned to the	7
the public domain as	7
take and use these	7
readable characters will be	7
sent to external keying	7
external keying companies for	7
accurately transcribed and encoded	7
or tei g elements	7
we respectfully request that	7
copies of the texts	7
by editorial teams in	7
is that dathan and	7
sets published by proquest	7
the texts have been	7
universities of michigan and	7
the usual project restraints	7
errors will remain and	7
and or corrected and	7
later edition of a	7
image sets published by	7
and therefore of any	7
gap elements of known	7
the officers of the	7
in the head of	7
of the project have	7
will never have been	7
to simplify the filling	7
data is very good	7
of michigan and oxford	7
available at the text	7
a partnership between the	7
of tcp data is	7
the text encoding initiative	7
files to tei p	7
the universities of michigan	7
and oxford and the	7
tcp data is very	7
with level of the	7
for their own purposes	7
or corrected and characters	7
companies for transcription and	7
transcribed and encoded texts	7
now take and use	7
illegibles were encoded as	7
process of creating the	7
p using tcp tei	7
users should bear in	7
enhanced and or corrected	7
image sets were sent	7
of the process of	7
published by proquest via	7
chose to create diplomatic	7
cause of the late	7
extent have been transformed	7
nature of the print	7
and encoded texts based	7
creation partnership web site	7
project have been released	7
range over a wide	7
sets were sent to	7
and those which did	7
this is that dathan	7
teams in oxford and	7
tcp files to tei	7
out by editorial teams	7
have been issued variously	7
released into the public	7
the texts were encoded	7
the publisher proquest to	7
number of works in	7
corrected where possible up	7
anyone can now take	7
to encode one copy	7
some readable characters will	7
their early english books	7
global keyed and coded	7
or elements to simplify	7
in mind that in	7
illegible were corrected where	7
via their early english	7
such instances will never	7
is a partnership between	7
markup guidelines are available	7
of textual data within	7
by proquest via their	7
to reflect the true	7
that in all likelihood	7
reflect the true nature	7
reason to do so	7
and characters marked as	7
based on the new	7
been issued variously as	7
is to encode one	7
a number of works	7
work was chosen if	7
of creating the tcp	7
usually the first edition	7
never have been looked	7
created during phase of	7
were corrected where possible	7
can be made about	7
mnemonic sdata character entities	7
was based on the	7
images in accordance with	7
intended to range over	7
was enhanced and or	7
use these texts for	7
included and sometimes a	7
and sometimes a second	7
as opposed to critical	7
partnership between the universities	7
marked as illegible were	7
are a number of	7
of instances per text	7
texts for their own	7
to tei p using	7
on the new cambridge	7
to create accurately transcribed	7
the print record of	7
true nature of the	7
new cambridge bibliography of	7
proquest to create accurately	7
qa standards were returned	7
project restraints of time	7
for accuracy and those	7
into placeholder characters or	7
texts created during phase	7
the major part of	7
was chosen if there	7
that due credit and	7
there are a number	7
of our late troubles	7
is given to their	7
works are eligible for	7
to produce large quantities	7
characters will be marked	7
unicode or text strings	7
with changes to facilitate	7
quantities of textual data	7
meet qa standards were	7
which did not meet	7
standards were returned to	7
tei p using tcp	7
issued variously as sgml	7
the overall quality of	7
of any assumptions that	7
those which did not	7
users should be aware	7
the image sets published	7
created by converting tcp	7
texts based on the	7
was divided into two	7
of the print record	7
transformed into placeholder characters	7
be made about the	7
or later edition of	7
are eligible for inclusion	7
textual data within the	7
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phase of the project	7
between the universities of	7
opposed to critical editions	7
limit of instances per	7
transcription and basic encoding	7
if there be any	7
was intended to range	7
variety of subject areas	7
and some readable characters	7
data within the usual	7
the text creation partnership	7
or text strings within	7
editorial teams in oxford	7
on the image sets	7
to create diplomatic transcriptions	7
of the tei in	7
simplify the filling in	7
a second or later	7
two hundred and fifty	7
gaps by user contributors	7
the new cambridge bibliography	7
of a works in	7
the true nature of	7
to page images in	7
into the public domain	7
in of gaps by	7
request that due credit	7
encoded as gap s	7
which was right in	7
then their works are	7
was a compelling reason	7
possible up to a	7
by university of nebraska	7
up to a limit	7
for fear of the	7
for transcription and basic	7
a works in english	7
been released into the	7
encoding was enhanced and	7
produce large quantities of	7
aware of the process	7
over a wide variety	7
the honour of the	7
the general aim of	7
spi global keyed and	7
keyers to be redone	7
not meet qa standards	7
instances will never have	7
have been looked at	7
any remaining illegibles were	7
of a work was	7
known extent have been	7
of works in other	7
encoded and linked to	7
selection was intended to	7
where possible up to	7
was then carried out	7
the process of creating	7
assurance was then carried	7
aimed to produce large	7
and the publisher proquest	7
these processes should make	7
quality of tcp data	7
although there are a	7
did that which was	7
made about the data	7
chosen if there was	7
was proofread for accuracy	7
works in english were	7
of time and funding	7
attribution is given to	7
filling in of gaps	7
texts were encoded and	7
keying companies for transcription	7
accordance with level of	7
guidelines are available at	7
given to their original	7
for an anonymous work	7
i do not say	7
selection was based on	7
some errors will remain	7
second or later edition	7
restraints of time and	7
bear in mind that	7
within the usual project	7
in accordance with level	7
remain and some readable	7
structural encoding based on	7
based on the image	7
text with mnemonic sdata	7
project was divided into	7
creating the tcp texts	7
elements to simplify the	7
linked to page images	7
edition of a work	7
texts have been issued	7
or for an anonymous	7
should bear in mind	7
returned to the keyers	7
in english were prioritized	7
see that they be	7
converting tcp files to	7
text creation partnership web	7
these texts for their	7
large quantities of textual	7
proofread for accuracy and	7
and available in eebo	7
the government of the	7
with mnemonic sdata character	7
quality assurance was then	7
page images in accordance	7
general aim of eebo	7
looked at by a	7
and linked to page	7
overall quality of tcp	7
to the council of	7
notably latin and welsh	7
elements of known extent	7
a wide variety of	7
create accurately transcribed and	7
of king charles the	7
text selection was based	7
placeholder characters or elements	7
the filling in of	7
record of the period	7
and therefore chose to	7
as illegible were corrected	7
will be marked as	7
been looked at by	7
characters or elements to	7
tcp is to encode	7
are available at the	7
in the foregoing chapter	7
should make clear that	7
corrected and characters marked	7
a limit of instances	7
at the text creation	7
editions of a works	7
and markup guidelines are	7
changes to facilitate morpho	7
print record of the	7
ascii text with mnemonic	7
oxford and the publisher	7
the project have been	7
by converting tcp files	7
be marked as illegible	7
to the keyers to	7
tcp aimed to produce	7
then carried out by	7
tcp project was divided	7
their works are eligible	7
during phase of the	7
a compelling reason to	7
credit and attribution is	7
public domain as of	7
mainly structural encoding based	7
between and available in	7
any assumptions that can	7
on the text encoding	7
and use these texts	7
that can be made	7
a work was chosen	7
accuracy and those which	7
to a limit of	7
is the same thing	7
text was proofread for	7
unicode or tei g	7
assumptions that can be	7
due credit and attribution	7
should be aware of	7
cambridge bibliography of english	7
published between and available	7
to external keying companies	7
and attribution is given	7
if there was a	7
bibliography of english literature	7
have been transformed into	7
mind that in all	7
of the house of	7
usual project restraints of	7
the tei in libraries	7
at by a tcp	7
text strings within braces	7
by a tcp editor	7
there was a compelling	7
sometimes a second or	7
first editions of a	7
michigan and oxford and	7
of every monographic english	7
based on the text	7
in all likelihood such	7
remaining illegibles were encoded	7
proquest via their early	7
did not meet qa	7
the house of peers	7
processes should make clear	7
wide variety of subject	7
works in other languages	7
language title published between	7
publisher proquest to create	7
domain as of january	7
level of the tei	7
will remain and some	7
characters marked as illegible	7
of gaps by user	7
therefore chose to create	7
the keyers to be	7
were sent to external	7
understanding these processes should	7
respectfully request that due	7
whichever is the greater	7
all likelihood such instances	7
the encoding was enhanced	7
in oxford and michigan	7
of the texts have	7
keying and markup guidelines	7
of known extent have	7
can now take and	7
of each text was	7
were encoded and linked	7
encoded texts based on	7
likelihood such instances will	7
to their original source	7
tcp is a partnership	7
processed by university of	7
to range over a	7
each text was proofread	7
title published between and	7
but we respectfully request	7
carried out by editorial	7
therefore of any assumptions	7
tei in libraries guidelines	7
been transformed into placeholder	7
encoding based on the	7
have been released into	7
while the overall quality	7
compelling reason to do	7
divided into two phases	7
r ocm this keyboarded	6
the interest of a	6
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a great deal of	6
the end of the	6
iv tiff page images	6
r this keyboarded and	6
fear of a sedition	6
at the council of	6
printers to the council	6
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the combination of divers	6
the religion of the	6
in the company of	6
they know not what	6
how to prevent seditions	6
and while they are	6
both houses of parliament	6
in the time of	6
ocm this keyboarded and	6
the true cause of	6
love of his people	6
the reputation of the	6
it ought to be	6
the power of the	6
of his credit with	6
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temper of the inhabitants	6
given at the council	6
of the original in	6
the love of his	6
to the house of	6
or remedy seditions arising	6
estc r this keyboarded	6
reproduction of the original	6
council of state at	6
printed by abel roper	6
the disorders of the	6
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the earl of strafford	6
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reproduction of original in	6
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officers of the army	5
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the subject matter of	5
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changes and metadata enrichments	5
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author or stationer meant	5
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the interests of the	5
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two birds with one	4
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their lives and fortunes	4
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of the late war	4
the latter is the	4
that a prince his	4
that they could not	4
let him have a	4
in a state of	4
it falls out sometime	4
shun appearances of scandal	4
it must needs be	4
the causes of revolts	4
a power of protecting	4
it shall suffice to	4
as his father had	4
for want of work	4
it seems to me	4
things with their own	4
without any colour of	4
they are sure to	4
the causes of it	4
of state at whitehall	4
the most popular of	4
the prince not to	4
lower region of the	4
is an endeavour by	4
in his power to	4
and so great a	4
in regard both of	4
to the choyce of	4
for equalling mens estates	4
the majesty of the	4
he had not been	4
it in theirs to	4
from meeting in the	4
let me not be	4
lord lieutenant and council	4
to see that they	4
trust in any of	4
and for what time	4
gives the law to	4
and another thing to	4
in the words of	4
him have a care	4
the common crime of	4
a person whom they	4
the event of a	4
by the artifice of	4
a view of the	4
imagine people to be	4
torturing or embezelling of	4
that is to be	4
to the lord st	4
raise a new war	4
of the company of	4
people to be too	4
enemy to the other	4
people against innocent and	4
any person or persons	4
may arise from the	4
as well as a	4
be more perillous then	4
can be more perillous	4
and then from the	4
the rise of the	4
an enemy to the	4
and safety of the	4
abel roper and tho	4
are of three sorts	4
for a minister to	4
him in the end	4
a sort of people	4
endeavour by colonel john	4
measure the danger of	4
of the crown and	4
and the military power	4
and interest of the	4
title of charles stuart	4
which he cannot grant	4
of state being intrusted	4
the advantages of a	4
yet is it not	4
of the three parties	4
sheriff of the said	4
that were to imagine	4
from the death of	4
a warr against his	4
the benefit of it	4
the reason of the	4
defect in the law	4
to the satisfaction of	4
his late sacred majesty	4
because they are against	4
to sir francis bacon	4
we shall conclude with	4
be the subject of	4
think we may be	4
not to let any	4
that since the escape	4
second race of kings	4
council of state hath	4
and then they cry	4
enow for him to	4
the bounds of their	4
the discharge of his	4
like to have been	4
in abusing and incensing	4
the basest of corruptions	4
at the old baily	4
such as shall be	4
all things with their	4
the better for them	4
to be too reasonable	4
and incensing authority and	4
in the case of	4
be it our business	4
and for equalling mens	4
korah and his company	4
the prologue to the	4
is a matter of	4
the lower region of	4
the impression of that	4
to imagine people to	4
are some things which	4
of a prince his	4
from the influence of	4
council of state having	4
that the prince is	4
is by some people	4
the fortune of the	4
to the gust of	4
that he may not	4
the wiles of the	4
the effects of it	4
three sorts of people	4
all such as shall	4
the reason of ill	4
of the cause was	4
in the next place	4
to provide against the	4
the body of the	4
whereas the council of	4
the enemies of the	4
when there was no	4
a committee of safety	4
inclination upon the people	4
a short view of	4
this interval of parliament	4
part of the two	4
for nothing is more	4
have it in theirs	4
impression of one great	4
the dangerous mixture of	4
of his late sacred	4
by reason of the	4
is a point of	4
the eyes of his	4
to be wanting to	3
had an house of	3
cautions directing how to	3
from disorders in the	3
such of the souldiers	3
nothing else to do	3
of such as had	3
and statutes of this	3
with certain particular remedies	3
the hazzards of the	3
to take away their	3
that the king was	3
a relation of the	3
in such and such	3
frustrate a combination of	3
does not at all	3
containing a relation of	3
strove against the lord	3
sitting at the old	3
to the return of	3
have the world believe	3
less than two hundred	3
a striving against the	3
out of the house	3
the councel of state	3
to the religion of	3
as dathan and abiram	3
to bring in a	3
are against tyranny and	3
and i am apt	3
malicious slanders and calumnies	3
would be too tedious	3
short view of the	3
to the distempers of	3
to answer for his	3
how to prevent disorders	3
the growth of seditions	3
up his eyes to	3
five beggers in chief	3
good and equal laws	3
are not formalists they	3
not formalists they are	3
dare not own it	3
should be put to	3
concerning the same subject	3
the cause of the	3
upon the present confederacy	3
hinder the members from	3
and being well informed	3
authority of the prince	3
not serve the turn	3
to the kings most	3
category of texts with	3
rate of defects per	3
ought to be the	3
not only to do	3
by some of the	3
to this kind of	3
there is no god	3
for good and equal	3
evil of the land	3
the most popular and	3
that he would not	3
people can be secure	3
as if they were	3
the remedies of certain	3
upon the series of	3
to prevent the beginnings	3
than two hundred and	3
the petition of right	3
to be made a	3
to the righteous judge	3
at a dead lift	3
for my part i	3
upon all such as	3
and fifty of them	3
in matters of fact	3
the ill menage of	3
they are against tyranny	3
to prevent disorders arising	3
as if there were	3
as passionately wish the	3
was brought up in	3
an appeal of murther	3
the seditious consequences of	3
the privileges of the	3
reverence the memory of	3
promoters of any malicious	3
happinesse of his royall	3
with a this is	3
any colour of authority	3
it may be a	3
person of loose principles	3
the sum of the	3
may be kept out	3
one and the other	3
one of the people	3
and that he was	3
with the remedies of	3
no by the council	3
it would not be	3
the death of his	3
a standing army of	3
to leave them to	3
his eyes to heaven	3
that there are some	3
and the best of	3
if he be found	3
know not what to	3
for no order or	3
the kings most excellent	3
on the behalf of	3
from certain unjust judges	3
whole nation of the	3
a royall guard is	3
they should not be	3
if it were not	3
caption and opening lines	3
the remedies of other	3
the tower of london	3
aaron in the company	3
to be the first	3
it would be endless	3
them of their fathers	3
person or persons whatsoever	3
as in the case	3
this is but the	3
of the most popular	3
consequences of them prevented	3
timely execution of good	3
are inflicted upon all	3
prevent seditions from the	3
and confusions betwixt the	3
delusions are here cleerly	3
the king in publick	3
the practice of all	3
opening lines of text	3
civilwar no by the	3
these delusions are here	3
of the next chapter	3
calumnies in their ordinary	3
to the rules and	3
they strove against moses	3
seditious consequences of them	3
huber sampled and proofread	3
lately sitting at the	3
or any of them	3
an house of gods	3
the knowledge of the	3
the son of the	3
not only the fore	3
looks as if they	3
the murther of the	3
truly reverence the memory	3
the choice of servants	3
to cast off the	3
and that the people	3
will not serve the	3
petition for the militia	3
have mercy upon me	3
the danger is great	3
i am not mistaken	3
their ordinary and common	3
the assistance of the	3
no order or distinctions	3
to the utmost rigour	3
cheating them of their	3
interest of this world	3
war against the king	3
any malicious slanders and	3
preserve from his fathers	3
carried openly and audaciously	3
as shall be found	3
with a clause of	3
apprehensions of the temper	3
and to hinder the	3
a holy war is	3
they arise from these	3
that there is not	3
of the tyrant oliver	3
arising from the body	3
and he that would	3
more perillous then this	3
relation of the tryal	3
there did precede an	3
greatness in one counsellour	3
till it comes to	3
the judges opinions concerning	3
or five beggers in	3
the hands of a	3
spreading of false news	3
slanders and calumnies in	3
most gratious sovereign charles	3
those that truly reverence	3
as well as an	3
printer to the kings	3
of moses and aaron	3
late act of parliament	3
and on the other	3
return of charles the	3
what wonder is it	3
in the painted chamber	3
because they are not	3
arising from the city	3
the crown of the	3
he was brought up	3
taken out of the	3
against spreading of false	3
of the faction are	3
rendevouz such of the	3
and happinesse of his	3
and the worst of	3
to the good of	3
the choice of the	3
and against aaron in	3
the rate of defects	3
together with certain particular	3
against aaron in the	3
of a late act	3
upon the head of	3
for the charge of	3
it must be a	3
the care of the	3
according to sir francis	3
and hinder the growth	3
the words of a	3
a counsell of state	3
our selves to the	3
there is not a	3
certain cautions directing how	3
the use of the	3
there are that do	3
the preservation of the	3
the issue of the	3
more then the world	3
the assizes held for	3
the sitting of the	3
is said of the	3
of the first part	3
are two such sins	3
leave it to the	3
the king and his	3
aptara keyed and coded	3
made way to the	3
but that they may	3
to frustrate a combination	3
the mischiefs and treasons	3
in those days there	3
repented them of their	3
disorders of the court	3
found to be spreaders	3
the nation in a	3
murther from certain unjust	3
or embezelling of records	3
may be made of	3
is to be made	3
been enough to have	3
it will be needful	3
upon the very crisis	3
act of parliament concerning	3
of seditions in particular	3
subjects are to obey	3
directed to all those	3
kept out of the	3
and these delusions are	3
numerous nobility causeth poverty	3
and remedies of seditions	3
from caption and opening	3
and shewing in what	3
to the degree of	3
war is a contradiction	3
to those in power	3
let the world judge	3
god and the king	3
in blood and distractions	3
as to the people	3
puts this text in	3
laws and statutes of	3
forth into fresh insolencies	3
assizes held for the	3
they are not formalists	3
use may be made	3
would be endless to	3
clause of a late	3
it seems to be	3
to prevent seditions from	3
is not good to	3
of the city of	3
to keep up the	3
the antient laws and	3
arising from the camp	3
gratious sovereign charles the	3
a piece of pageantry	3
the nobility and gentry	3
held for the county	3
are here cleerly manifested	3
of the temper of	3
causes of seditions in	3
the whole body of	3
nation in blood and	3
be sure to follow	3
it is not to	3
series of our late	3
to belong to mr	3
that there are not	3
the prince of the	3
the return of charles	3
of the soveraign power	3
the day of his	3
french conquest neither desirable	3
nor people can be	3
or coat of arms	3
for the good of	3
and every person and	3
distempers of those seven	3
it will be a	3
of murther from certain	3
a breach of privilege	3
there are so many	3
all and every one	3
innocent and harmlesse men	3
now to the camp	3
for ought that i	3
by the antient laws	3
so that to set	3
in his large declaration	3
from his fathers enemies	3
it must be by	3
some historical reflections upon	3
he could not be	3
a hard matter to	3
hinder the growth of	3
antient laws and statutes	3
of setling the nations	3
endeavour without any colour	3
a counsel of state	3
and treasons of conventicles	3
disorders of the bench	3
they are against government	3
as i have already	3
that there should be	3
or promoters of any	3
honour of the nation	3
into the nature of	3
the said colonel john	3
in the manner of	3
late revolution in england	3
whom god preserve from	3
there is no king	3
god preserve from his	3
the crime laid to	3
be the sons of	3
and to all sensible	3
an end to this	3
esq high sheriff of	3
the judges of the	3
every person and persons	3
therefore for no order	3
a clause of a	3
in church or state	3
formalists they are atheists	3
holy war is a	3
and opening lines of	3
had been enough to	3
to provide for the	3
and not in the	3
upon the authority of	3
is no hard matter	3
strict combination in divers	3
be put to the	3
no hard matter to	3
doth endeavour without any	3
the mischiefs of sedition	3
how to frustrate a	3
of the first magnitude	3
the generality of the	3
laid to his charge	3
as if it were	3
for the abuse of	3
the righteous judge of	3
i have to say	3
those days there was	3
and practice of the	3
of these in their	3
the books laid in	3
would at least be	3
crime laid to his	3
be aiding and assisting	3
every one of the	3
eye over great assemblies	3
and peace of the	3
words puts this text	3
to be an overt	3
micah and his house	3
duty of a good	3
it may be worth	3
blazon or coat of	3
there will be a	3
to all sensible english	3
and that the discharge	3
penalties are inflicted upon	3
seditions from the country	3
concerning the choice of	3
to all after ages	3
be kept out of	3
to prevent seditions arising	3
be found to be	3
a word now to	3
in regard of the	3
of the late warr	3
of his royall successour	3
a late act of	3
any man imagine that	3
whereas by the antient	3
is the crime of	3
ever was in nature	3
from mistaken apprehensions of	3
all those that truly	3
the welfare of the	3
a minister of the	3
ordinary and common discourses	3
by his own miscarriages	3
which they are not	3
and according to the	3
because for good and	3
view of the breaches	3
mistaken apprehensions of the	3
and as passionately wish	3
to rendevouz such of	3
of those seven interests	3
the warr with spain	3
from the body representative	3
conquest neither desirable nor	3
their next work is	3
hundred and fifty of	3
by the lord lieutenant	3
of any malicious slanders	3
hope of setling the	3
of parliament concerning the	3
that truly reverence the	3
shall be sure to	3
the series of our	3
neither desirable nor practicable	3
march hand in hand	3
they have got the	3
he was necessitated to	3
to all those that	3
not stick to say	3
and to see that	3
is not so much	3
forces of this commonwealth	3
been made use of	3
a word or two	3
the setting up of	3
a numerous nobility causeth	3
remarks upon the present	3
nation of the israelites	3
to insist upon the	3
no less than two	3
you may see the	3
days there was no	3
the number of those	3
to keep the people	3
there should be no	3
and the faction has	3
when they are once	3
may in some measure	3
from the want of	3
word now to the	3
arising from disorders in	3
and the seditious consequences	3
four or five beggers	3
confusions betwixt the two	3
subject of the next	3
death of the tyrant	3
that they know not	3
the charge of the	3
not in the power	3
spreaders of false news	3
must needs be a	3
prevent seditions arising from	3
to hinder the members	3
that the children of	3
and both of them	3
of heaven and earth	3
taught israel to sin	3
are to be had	3
a care how he	3
it is possible for	3
mischiefs and treasons of	3
the satisfaction of the	3
arising from the church	3
shall not so much	3
into a desperate fortune	3
historical reflections upon the	3
and death of mr	3
directing how to prevent	3
high sheriff of the	3
stir up the people	3
passionately wish the honour	3
in their ordinary and	3
but this is but	3
the distempers of those	3
and so we pass	3
and so far from	3
but there are some	3
may with as much	3
made use of to	3
appeal of murther from	3
reflections upon the series	3
the whole course of	3
against tyranny and oppression	3
in the first place	3
disorders arising from the	3
upon the bishop of	3
is not any thing	3
the summ of the	3
be true or false	3
the hands of his	3
they strove against the	3
be a person of	3
be spreaders of false	3
parliament concerning the same	3
prevent disorders arising from	3
this was the only	3
from the lips of	3
the one and the	3
and for want of	3
he doth endeavour without	3
upon the accompt of	3
dangers arising from the	3
as if it had	3
the hope of setling	3
to be spreaders of	3
beside the honour of	3
if i am not	3
betwixt the king and	3
the people against the	3
the honour of his	3
title from caption and	3
the whole nation of	3
on whose free councel	3
preservation of the publick	3
shall be found to	3
for the most part	3
mentioned in the foregoing	3
so that he must	3
we are now upon	3
huber text and markup	3
shewing the mischiefs of	3
and government of the	3
righteous judge of heaven	3
upon the day of	3
have been made use	3
a person of loose	3
of charles the second	3
no other then a	3
growth of seditions in	3
that under colour of	3
by the want of	3
particular influence upon the	3
officers in the army	3
ye shall see a	3
mo a wing e	3
with some historical reflections	3
the severity of their	3
judges of the land	3
the memory of king	3
ought to be done	3
inflicted upon all such	3
have a care how	3
a this is that	3
temper of the army	3
sovereign charles the ii	3
out of the desk	3
the utmost force of	3
and it is no	3
if it had been	3
judge of heaven and	3
leave them to the	3
not to be wanting	3
secretary to king iames	3
put a stop to	3
be in the right	3
so we pass from	3
and calumnies in their	3
to matter of law	3
this text in the	3
memory of king charles	3
as if they had	3
of the holy ghost	3
as to matter of	3
how to prevent the	3
what will become of	3
family of the kohathites	2
to the more remote	2
those to whom i	2
the vulgar are both	2
the treasure that lies	2
displacing of some particulars	2
a schismatical clergy infects	2
also how to strangle	2
a colour of good	2
as a general poverty	2
now grown to a	2
preparing the people for	2
but the grand failing	2
the reason that he	2
then to corrupt and	2
and invites her to	2
now forsooth the mushrome	2
and from a false	2
dare to put these	2
are meet for such	2
effectually against both protector	2
his armies to be	2
the best counterfeit of	2
the gawdy bible then	2
highness is further desired	2
they subserve to interest	2
ambition of a person	2
and invite the old	2
intercessions for the enemies	2
keep an eye over	2
such as no clemency	2
a kingdom in danger	2
be derived meerly from	2
the two main springs	2
had saved three kingdoms	2
persons you may see	2
of the robe to	2
lie all at stake	2
next work is to	2
but if the monarch	2
which is best done	2
hope you will have	2
now from the matter	2
and the exchange welcome	2
is such a city	2
party to ask pardon	2
sleep for fear of	2
commission to dissolve his	2
that he took divers	2
taking it once for	2
in no condition for	2
desire to remove it	2
a fourth of ministers	2
in hope the next	2
opposing it in others	2
is but picking a	2
pure want of bread	2
were slaves to his	2
the purity of the	2
a little more particular	2
iudge to be so	2
touching the licentious abuse	2
a juncture as is	2
he had found by	2
that depose kings for	2
more empoverish and distress	2
like a libell to	2
their swords against their	2
was made the altar	2
his house as chaplain	2
mean you by these	2
men measure their expectation	2
or a mimique better	2
but not against danger	2
upon all sorts of	2
they had made themselves	2
favour to the common	2
their souls lay at	2
word is scarce to	2
to have cast all	2
faction of the nobility	2
betwixt the fear of	2
part being no other	2
but concerning the subject	2
and knows no other	2
the most material points	2
authority that remits them	2
yet not to endure	2
and conferring those dignities	2
the angel and the	2
to find me guilty	2
relating to the counsell	2
the chief officer of	2
any setled government was	2
but their ingratitude wrought	2
would dare to put	2
with the army to	2
is said in the	2
to struggle with a	2
both moses and aaron	2
most certain it is	2
bold with the military	2
want of their arguments	2
against the ambition of	2
that he printed at	2
gentle slip into the	2
that keeps her bed	2
by a false story	2
again to the right	2
worst of former princes	2
but small at home	2
of that which while	2
made to any legal	2
sharers in the hazzards	2
they swim in pleasures	2
are such as clayming	2
i suppose that their	2
the iustice of the	2
they may take all	2
is the power of	2
either more sensible of	2
there should be raised	2
blind zeal of a	2
knacks we learn without	2
the prince upon the	2
far a standing army	2
having brought the hollander	2
hold a strict intelligence	2
eyes of his subjects	2
the least piece of	2
london and his brethren	2
him a peal that	2
and those that are	2
of those that stand	2
yet we are where	2
necessity of keeping up	2
them on upon a	2
so that no remedy	2
skrew up every allowable	2
make preaching look only	2
john latta sampled and	2
the reverence of government	2
of those sad presidents	2
of this mysterious incertainty	2
mistakings of this quality	2
now a little more	2
hewson the cobler knocks	2
wherein was plentifully provided	2
his laws and authority	2
already in the straw	2
possibly unite against that	2
or such a mate	2
general table was their	2
that citizens will stand	2
but do they imagine	2
not yet enabled to	2
likewise the inclination of	2
are drawn from their	2
is purely the fault	2
combination of diverse counsellours	2
revolt of a province	2
of one great benefit	2
the hot fit should	2
what do they next	2
and dash the first	2
thought to have done	2
king only where there	2
in allowance of this	2
nor that the crime	2
power of the sword	2
it self depend upon	2
provide against the very	2
the sad wretches were	2
made of the one	2
this sank the deepest	2
as in case of	2
upon a cleare and	2
in a good man	2
to all sorts of	2
comments of the people	2
must be suited to	2
multitude ever siding with	2
we forgotten with what	2
warrant the forsaking of	2
commonly as they do	2
and then they fall	2
have cast all into	2
praying the most popular	2
within the ken of	2
title of the governour	2
born with in respect	2
consider that he was	2
observation of that rule	2
but if it come	2
by those that never	2
still where a more	2
a way to the	2
use guards and army	2
like that of man	2
but it costs more	2
into the fame of	2
not exceeding one and	2
quarrel been taken up	2
the people being at	2
to darken the sun	2
by an ill example	2
these were the main	2
assembly acted and concluded	2
they mind me of	2
that would lay down	2
of a wise and	2
to any legal opposition	2
prince keep an eye	2
is that of the	2
let them stand sacred	2
the care of good	2
do not say divert	2
be reason of state	2
his security for some	2
him was to be	2
and this they cannot	2
as an expedient against	2
they would not mingle	2
deliverance from such and	2
military spirits are apter	2
supreme power to themselves	2
but as for this	2
such saints as these	2
the law being peremptorily	2
degrees to make dangerous	2
the truth of the	2
and fit to work	2
got the prince at	2
all these disorders may	2
hint raises this devill	2
send and impower his	2
needfull to their prince	2
so that the fairer	2
may be found out	2
not of a constitution	2
they have found fatal	2
of ill ministers in	2
king or people have	2
their own follies in	2
the advantage of the	2
that subjects do generally	2
instruments of his own	2
secluded from such consultations	2
last interest we are	2
where the necessity of	2
cut at the table	2
of the late usurper	2
him in the other	2
rudeness of a churlish	2
work was to make	2
for the very name	2
to question any one	2
choose them a king	2
are only so far	2
intend by the court	2
then laborious to prepare	2
if in order to	2
the means of provoking	2
from the certainty of	2
whereupon they have not	2
use of in this	2
that gives the law	2
as they had done	2
gracious toleration in some	2
be troublesome upon these	2
the heel of a	2
only for a head	2
state of the dispute	2
design to wipe him	2
of honester ill subjects	2
up at gloria patri	2
the hollander to his	2
to move him above	2
not only against the	2
immediately depends upon the	2
them can be safe	2
more private and particular	2
come now to that	2
the supream magistrate to	2
worth double the proportion	2
to these emprovements of	2
protection of the scotch	2
specifique poyson to monarchy	2
but these were old	2
he may not take	2
a clear and open	2
such and such distresses	2
this or that design	2
it matters not much	2
for i reckon all	2
assistance of the common	2
the influence of some	2
to cause him love	2
flattering some and removing	2
rem will not serve	2
manner of moulding their	2
would not mingle in	2
handle in the next	2
notwithstanding the unruliness of	2
did but demonstrate to	2
in the assembly directly	2
when those officers meet	2
possible that what is	2
the common and pretended	2
so many fair appearances	2
and if upon convening	2
a most gracious prince	2
and springing in the	2
soever our saviour vested	2
that destroyes him in	2
such books into the	2
enough in creating tenures	2
where there was but	2
prince may safely either	2
the consent of both	2
this is the nick	2
their opinion to queen	2
though the crown it	2
union theological seminary library	2
the designers of mischief	2
the earl of anglesyes	2
genius of the family	2
be the intention of	2
but not over them	2
he was by the	2
may be as safe	2
may know his duty	2
the danger they most	2
submit to a rebellious	2
of certain hazzards arising	2
the perpetuity of the	2
how gracious a prince	2
went his way with	2
where the undertaker of	2
a presumption that the	2
matter added to either	2
to make husbandmen seditious	2
this proceeds chiefly from	2
be grown too strong	2
the constant entertainment of	2
an order of nov	2
they engage their lives	2
be taken toward this	2
down the chancery and	2
but to be dishonest	2
believe of those that	2
first work being only	2
small force upon the	2
state may be esteemed	2
the distemper is not	2
only against visible and	2
their friends that put	2
let them look which	2
of their whole tribe	2
enough with the army	2
hands of a faction	2
crush it in the	2
both the minister hated	2
the one way endangering	2
have divided into corruption	2
he may hope well	2
sooner destroy a loyal	2
is out of doubt	2
which is properly comprised	2
that makes them proud	2
to be a kind	2
the devil and fortune	2
were never the worse	2
the crime was loyalty	2
was only a dispute	2
the latter may be	2
that the discharge of	2
the world he appears	2
we shall handle in	2
common father of his	2
for the benefit of	2
their calling is divine	2
clayming a title to	2
a person of honour	2
other things according to	2
breaches and confusions betwixt	2
place of his own	2
out to lose it	2
enhansers of the charge	2
and at next word	2
from these seven interests	2
reckon up all the	2
both in regard of	2
and certain train of	2
their ingratitude wrought little	2
fortune of the day	2
potent faction of the	2
head with a reed	2
well as his conscience	2
oppression are the question	2
drops from the lips	2
for if there be	2
the pious matron confine	2
which is likely to	2
not belonging to my	2
for the more stable	2
at last carrying it	2
firing nine frigates in	2
i had not suffered	2
upon the complexion of	2
and considerable by employment	2
more for serving in	2
for an external form	2
many great trusts to	2
are not quite deplorate	2
his majesty affronted in	2
was necessitated to appoint	2
necessity of their timely	2
and where a pressure	2
to serve the spaniard	2
in stead of the	2
the sedition it self	2
before our blessed reformers	2
a ceremony may be	2
his great assembly with	2
betwixt the ills of	2
distemper is not as	2
he should almost hate	2
we look well about	2
the business of the	2
or disunite the faction	2
half of which time	2
event of a popular	2
a thousand guards of	2
possibly see all things	2
discredit a strict doctrine	2
a combination of many	2
satisfaction of himself and	2
bacon in a letter	2
although an end should	2
he that knows any	2
for the ordering and	2
with design to set	2
that which both provokes	2
of trust in any	2
the influence of an	2
any trouble be apprehended	2
and the event of	2
upon that accompt to	2
great a flame the	2
they fall to sorting	2
or disbanding is a	2
our purpose in this	2
the number not exceeding	2
is spent in well	2
to speak only of	2
the wisdom of former	2
following insolencies upon the	2
that he has mony	2
vote expresly against the	2
the world may see	2
to represent to the	2
from their duties by	2
a short account from	2
sacred rights of kings	2
is he in the	2
fast and loose of	2
engage two parties at	2
take the heads of	2
where with great license	2
people toward a sedition	2
that reserving to himself	2
come to particular cases	2
instruments are commonly taken	2
set up a counsel	2
edmond ironside after his	2
richard should be recognized	2
upon the honest part	2
then about to play	2
if it were nothing	2
free to all comers	2
if the haters of	2
in the said desk	2
the main were these	2
shew the political inconvenience	2
mind they were not	2
other hand a practice	2
pope leading them on	2
armies of this commonwealth	2
of gods worship and	2
calumny being so plausible	2
or such an agent	2
his most sacred majesty	2
property to the house	2
are commonly charged with	2
either to prevent dangers	2
speaking reverently of their	2
favourite to strong temptations	2
multitude should be without	2
liberty of their charter	2
to dissolve his parliament	2
divines are the most	2
at once detest the	2
extremities of warr are	2
lose all at last	2
may proceed from the	2
think their game cocksure	2
be found necessary to	2
to dissolve these general	2
to ease the people	2
course of his tyranny	2
of a several interest	2
slide insensibly into direct	2
for the time and	2
it is necessary also	2
dictates of the devill	2
to put a stop	2
and grieving his people	2
and first starters of	2
proof for in such	2
can warrant the forsaking	2
it on the other	2
then the understanding of	2
themselves towards their masters	2
depends upon the love	2
an assessment of l	2
without the skill and	2
particulars they were entrusted	2
sharply said of sir	2
so the lawfulness of	2
the occasion which brings	2
the late king advanced	2
the corrupted interests of	2
prisoners into normandy with	2
army to his purpose	2
make a greater conscience	2
i consider that he	2
making him appear the	2
me of a combination	2
this observation by the	2
to engage all sorts	2
the consequence of the	2
both to all sorts	2
is it probably not	2
after the utmost tryall	2
waites he till the	2
and by the assignes	2
way with the thought	2
hearken not to recommendations	2
than to disorder it	2
a prince his vigilance	2
there are that erre	2
himself safe enough in	2
this block in the	2
popular colour for that	2
inspirations of the blessed	2
they invade and vanquish	2
faults of his ministers	2
was but any place	2
respect shall interrupt the	2
that for the slightest	2
in requital for too	2
sitting of the parliament	2
the good man of	2
trade then they can	2
war seems the interest	2
he is hated for	2
them to come up	2
present quiet of a	2
are not dependent upon	2
departed the formal bauble	2
if any thing could	2
as a good hand	2
these were the directions	2
but to deterre the	2
where either two were	2
to venture the leading	2
and fair for any	2
it seems that an	2
the government of england	2
the cradle to the	2
as if the sole	2
for faults are more	2
then in a counsellour	2
only upon the insuperable	2
had a singular faculty	2
where not a red	2
were much more suitable	2
then to govern it	2
meaning of the preamble	2
laborious to prepare it	2
menage of treaties and	2
keep the rest quiet	2
of the chief leaders	2
forthwith dispatching orders to	2
in relation to our	2
how the women come	2
governours over the several	2
their power to him	2
by his heavenly father	2
and reason of it	2
and pretended end of	2
humour against the court	2
it may be now	2
with a want and	2
overslip that one condition	2
as proceeding from the	2
gospel was to be	2
an odium toward the	2
matters with a clause	2
it is great prudence	2
will scarce agree in	2
out into such enormous	2
lame iade to get	2
with an army to	2
who did as much	2
to chuse a successour	2
expedition cost more mony	2
dare not do that	2
his power at home	2
of any of them	2
the thrones of princes	2
fellow to know why	2
not lost in the	2
and licentious discourses of	2
upon the present juncture	2
if cromwell could as	2
by so many advantages	2
may be raised by	2
the safety of their	2
the nation to some	2
regiment at a time	2
that the nation may	2
guess what will become	2
care is chiefly profit	2
bear the malefactour company	2
they have reason to	2
may be of such	2
menaces the city of	2
or out of it	2
the main impediments of	2
dispenses with the law	2
circumspect and wealthy of	2
fourth way of dangerous	2
return to the exercise	2
done with a wet	2
puts knaves in honest	2
supposing his fellow to	2
occasions will be sought	2
his heirs for ever	2
pardon has a retrospect	2
this they cannot but	2
in this little treatise	2
more by others importunities	2
the different exigencies of	2
only sufficient to the	2
and there the difficulty	2
for in other offices	2
a particular nicety of	2
foot of the accompt	2
what is all this	2
as the humours they	2
men as with other	2
be daring in his	2
reflecting upon such or	2
select instruments of his	2
that is due to	2
army on the other	2
there are none perhaps	2
advances his kingdom by	2
a sufficient discharge of	2
and wanting the colour	2
affections of the city	2
and that it belonged	2
possibly of the next	2
and authority of his	2
which is the most	2
that quality must be	2
it is a surcharge	2
temptations to a course	2
to business of state	2
deliver up the strength	2
are to be instructed	2
officers have too little	2
must not forget the	2
precipitate breach with spain	2
master of the pulpit	2
enters her self a	2
we must expect hard	2
not only renouncing the	2
crimes of any of	2
children to be taught	2
perswade our selves we	2
when they neither love	2
the hazard either of	2
under a colour of	2
ill menagers of their	2
that considering the pay	2
mony that will offer	2
as it was impoverished	2
and continue any command	2
and contempts of the	2
young kings uncle by	2
popular assembly in quest	2
the city clamours first	2
for a pure military	2
chief care of a	2
detest the fact and	2
a wound healed before	2
it should labour to	2
still obliging them both	2
in hell it self	2
which are either irregular	2
the fourth of that	2
an expedient against plots	2
peoples consent in parliament	2
persuance of those passions	2
he stirs up tumults	2
and seconded by the	2
only to do all	2
and upon the day	2
an indulgence is better	2
but let him have	2
arguments against the people	2
a transgression be supposed	2
directed by the fairest	2
greater is the peril	2
he must be daring	2
the reverence of order	2
if the principal officers	2
into the true state	2
spark in the tinder	2
least be free from	2
would have consisted with	2
gentleman did with his	2
city goes by the	2
the main business of	2
where the honester part	2
and stickling of a	2
well as naturall bodies	2
above ground a little	2
one man for writing	2
him be sparing also	2
the omission of a	2
saying nothing when they	2
was both suitable to	2
of the kings of	2
playes the fast and	2
which caesar quieted at	2
with such additional powers	2
succeeds the care of	2
the act of kindling	2
beyond the claim of	2
they will be guessing	2
up to an animosity	2
lay down before the	2
bring their ends about	2
do that undertakes it	2
out the heads of	2
to the liberty of	2
the laws of the	2
get together a quorum	2
the army began now	2
a sinking monarchy lapses	2
prone to change their	2
be temporary occasions indeed	2
and treacherous insinuations of	2
that be done by	2
to hold up his	2
zeal of a transported	2
they took to levy	2
by contending to assert	2
may be prevented by	2
any man measure the	2
cannot be committed against	2
quarrels with the dutch	2
put the gentleman to	2
many contrivers against the	2
see how he stands	2
does probably design his	2
the tower of siloam	2
matters for the general	2
menage of an army	2