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trigram | frequency |
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of the church | 550 |
according to the | 376 |
of the covenant | 272 |
the church of | 243 |
the word of | 221 |
word of god | 208 |
league and covenant | 206 |
out of the | 187 |
it may be | 185 |
not to be | 182 |
it is not | 180 |
the power of | 171 |
in the church | 168 |
that it is | 148 |
early english books | 140 |
of the king | 138 |
to be the | 137 |
is to be | 136 |
of the people | 135 |
to the king | 132 |
of all the | 131 |
as it is | 131 |
part of the | 123 |
of the same | 123 |
to be a | 119 |
english books online | 118 |
the extirpation of | 118 |
of the kingdome | 117 |
ought to be | 116 |
to the word | 114 |
as well as | 114 |
contrary to the | 113 |
the house of | 109 |
the name of | 109 |
in the same | 106 |
the preservation of | 106 |
church of england | 105 |
there is no | 105 |
and in the | 103 |
solemn league and | 101 |
if it be | 101 |
so much as | 100 |
it is a | 98 |
of the kings | 97 |
one of the | 95 |
the example of | 95 |
at this time | 94 |
of the land | 93 |
we are not | 92 |
the words of | 92 |
to have been | 91 |
in such a | 87 |
as for the | 87 |
the law of | 87 |
the king and | 85 |
of the law | 84 |
church of scotland | 82 |
to endeavour the | 81 |
liberties of the | 81 |
of the kingdom | 81 |
of the true | 81 |
in the first | 80 |
that we have | 80 |
the glory of | 78 |
and to the | 77 |
by the king | 76 |
in respect of | 76 |
of the lord | 76 |
it to be | 75 |
at that time | 74 |
act of parliament | 74 |
of his majesties | 74 |
the hands of | 73 |
as to the | 73 |
of their own | 72 |
to the church | 72 |
the people of | 72 |
and for the | 72 |
of this covenant | 71 |
and that the | 71 |
in the covenant | 70 |
so far as | 70 |
in order to | 70 |
for div a | 69 |
notes for div | 69 |
acts of parliament | 69 |
the protestant religion | 68 |
in all the | 68 |
that which is | 68 |
house of commons | 67 |
glory of god | 67 |
words of the | 67 |
the rest of | 67 |
the articles of | 66 |
and of the | 66 |
endeavour the extirpation | 65 |
defence of the | 65 |
to enter into | 65 |
houses of parliament | 64 |
the church and | 64 |
the time of | 64 |
of the parliament | 64 |
the reformation of | 63 |
of the whole | 63 |
of the lords | 63 |
so long as | 63 |
that there is | 63 |
church and state | 62 |
that the king | 62 |
the laws of | 62 |
of the best | 61 |
the cause of | 61 |
the three kingdomes | 61 |
the oath of | 61 |
of the bishops | 61 |
the lawes of | 61 |
preservation of the | 61 |
it is the | 60 |
of the oath | 60 |
that they are | 60 |
be able to | 60 |
to preserve the | 60 |
it shall be | 59 |
not so much | 59 |
solemne league and | 59 |
the case of | 59 |
lords and commons | 59 |
power of the | 59 |
there is a | 59 |
the true religion | 58 |
and it is | 58 |
the good of | 58 |
as much as | 58 |
the judgement of | 58 |
government of the | 58 |
of the world | 58 |
in the world | 57 |
early works to | 57 |
of the said | 57 |
it hath been | 56 |
it is to | 56 |
it will be | 56 |
that it was | 56 |
the truth of | 56 |
text creation partnership | 56 |
and all the | 55 |
ought not to | 55 |
by way of | 55 |
england and ireland | 55 |
out of his | 54 |
the best reformed | 54 |
is in the | 54 |
the nature of | 54 |
the king to | 54 |
of the gospell | 54 |
the kingdome of | 54 |
the late covenant | 54 |
as in the | 54 |
reformation of religion | 53 |
the liberties of | 53 |
and by the | 53 |
that they may | 53 |
the state of | 53 |
laws of the | 53 |
may not be | 53 |
the practise of | 53 |
as it was | 52 |
the covenant of | 52 |
of the common | 52 |
are to be | 52 |
no more then | 52 |
that we may | 52 |
is not the | 52 |
discipline and government | 52 |
the end of | 51 |
the king is | 51 |
as they are | 51 |
they are not | 50 |
in the year | 50 |
is it not | 50 |
according to our | 50 |
of the work | 50 |
the defence of | 49 |
of the kingdomes | 49 |
the two houses | 49 |
of the late | 49 |
the government of | 49 |
i am sure | 49 |
our selves to | 49 |
will not be | 48 |
to the people | 48 |
the king of | 48 |
the act of | 48 |
of the first | 48 |
and liberties of | 48 |
the authority of | 48 |
of god and | 48 |
of the reformed | 48 |
of god in | 48 |
of the other | 48 |
to be in | 48 |
to the parliament | 48 |
if it were | 48 |
the lords and | 48 |
enter into a | 47 |
example of the | 47 |
could not be | 47 |
which is the | 47 |
law of god | 47 |
god and the | 47 |
some of the | 47 |
the doctrine of | 47 |
it is in | 47 |
of this kingdome | 47 |
any of the | 47 |
of the subject | 47 |
that we are | 47 |
that in the | 47 |
as we have | 46 |
of jesus christ | 46 |
to be so | 46 |
keying and markup | 46 |
them to be | 46 |
of the gospel | 46 |
of an oath | 46 |
of such a | 46 |
that of the | 46 |
which we are | 45 |
the kings person | 45 |
according to their | 45 |
by reason of | 45 |
the matter of | 45 |
the churches of | 45 |
which we have | 45 |
the spirit of | 45 |
according to your | 45 |
this is the | 44 |
liberty of the | 44 |
it must be | 44 |
it should be | 44 |
of the three | 44 |
in this case | 44 |
of england and | 44 |
in it self | 44 |
the honour of | 43 |
of the kingdoms | 43 |
in the late | 43 |
best reformed churches | 43 |
of the clergie | 43 |
that all the | 43 |
the use of | 42 |
case of conscience | 42 |
all the rest | 42 |
to be done | 42 |
rest of the | 42 |
of the present | 42 |
of this realm | 42 |
the advancement of | 42 |
the kingdom of | 41 |
and the same | 41 |
we have not | 41 |
i shall not | 41 |
of the word | 41 |
those that are | 41 |
in the case | 41 |
the dayes of | 41 |
the beginning of | 41 |
the necessity of | 41 |
the most part | 41 |
for the preservation | 41 |
to this day | 41 |
of the state | 40 |
the exercise of | 40 |
of the scots | 40 |
peace of the | 40 |
to maintain the | 40 |
we are to | 40 |
out of their | 40 |
they may be | 40 |
of the two | 40 |
or any other | 40 |
the consent of | 40 |
by the same | 39 |
the generall assembly | 39 |
in the next | 39 |
the parliament of | 39 |
by the law | 39 |
obedience to the | 39 |
owned by the | 39 |
such as are | 39 |
the covenant is | 39 |
of the protestant | 39 |
be brought to | 39 |
and not to | 39 |
an act of | 39 |
to all the | 39 |
to the kings | 39 |
article of the | 39 |
consent of the | 38 |
the lawfulnesse of | 38 |
and defence of | 38 |
the rights and | 38 |
of his own | 38 |
in their own | 38 |
in the midst | 38 |
i know not | 38 |
in the second | 38 |
is not to | 38 |
for it is | 38 |
the negative confession | 38 |
to make a | 38 |
the rights of | 38 |
the acts of | 38 |
as it were | 37 |
to have the | 37 |
if they were | 37 |
whether it be | 37 |
but it is | 37 |
of our own | 37 |
authority of the | 37 |
covenant with god | 37 |
of pearth articles | 37 |
the hand of | 37 |
the ministers of | 37 |
sampled and proofread | 37 |
respect of the | 37 |
or at least | 37 |
as may be | 37 |
of the kirke | 37 |
the priviledges of | 37 |
to take away | 37 |
the terms of | 37 |
work described above | 36 |
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of those that | 36 |
of the house | 36 |
financial support to | 36 |
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to be taken | 36 |
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text and markup | 36 |
rights of the | 36 |
keyboarded and encoded | 36 |
to the world | 36 |
kb of xml | 36 |
it is said | 36 |
described above is | 36 |
online text creation | 36 |
available for reuse | 36 |
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of creative commons | 36 |
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to be of | 36 |
text can be | 36 |
the work described | 36 |
scanned from microfilm | 36 |
to be found | 36 |
distributed and performed | 36 |
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of your covenant | 36 |
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the early english | 36 |
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answer to the | 35 |
with the king | 35 |
of the holy | 35 |
for want of | 35 |
all the world | 35 |
of the churches | 35 |
must needs be | 35 |
to the covenant | 35 |
as if they | 35 |
consent to the | 35 |
by vertue of | 35 |
of the discipline | 35 |
person and authority | 35 |
doctrine of the | 35 |
that it may | 35 |
the taking of | 34 |
lawes of the | 34 |
which is not | 34 |
that they had | 34 |
to the contrary | 34 |
good of the | 34 |
the solemn league | 34 |
one and the | 34 |
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in this matter | 34 |
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of religion in | 33 |
the first place | 33 |
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for the time | 33 |
enter into this | 33 |
the presence of | 33 |
the reformed churches | 33 |
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the same with | 33 |
that the lord | 33 |
such a case | 33 |
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at this day | 33 |
reason of the | 32 |
to this purpose | 32 |
most of the | 32 |
the will of | 32 |
that if the | 32 |
the want of | 32 |
in matters of | 32 |
the second article | 32 |
not in the | 32 |
from the king | 32 |
the work of | 32 |
the enemies of | 32 |
in the time | 32 |
that they were | 32 |
and all his | 32 |
that he is | 32 |
so it is | 32 |
in the house | 32 |
that he was | 32 |
how we can | 32 |
the preservation and | 32 |
to make the | 32 |
of all hearts | 32 |
to the lawes | 32 |
by act of | 32 |
the book of | 31 |
of our lord | 31 |
at the same | 31 |
to take the | 31 |
the same time | 31 |
and to be | 31 |
for the king | 31 |
the duty of | 31 |
to be understood | 31 |
to be made | 31 |
we shall be | 31 |
this text has | 31 |
there is nothing | 31 |
against the parliament | 31 |
of this church | 31 |
of the great | 31 |
they have not | 31 |
in the last | 31 |
they should be | 31 |
the three kingdoms | 31 |
the bishop of | 31 |
of this realme | 31 |
a good conscience | 31 |
to the end | 31 |
that they should | 31 |
to the truth | 31 |
which is a | 31 |
to the same | 31 |
according to his | 30 |
the kings oath | 30 |
in the three | 30 |
are bound to | 30 |
to take it | 30 |
when it is | 30 |
if there be | 30 |
church and kingdome | 30 |
confession of faith | 30 |
of this oath | 30 |
it was not | 30 |
parts of the | 30 |
the service of | 30 |
the right of | 30 |
which may be | 30 |
advancement of the | 30 |
the king in | 30 |
because it is | 30 |
in the english | 30 |
the old covenant | 30 |
the ruine of | 30 |
we ought to | 30 |
in the end | 30 |
of their owne | 30 |
the hearts of | 30 |
it to the | 30 |
are not satisfied | 30 |
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the abolition of | 30 |
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and that it | 29 |
in the very | 29 |
of the earth | 29 |
estate of the | 29 |
that he will | 29 |
the honour and | 29 |
religion in the | 29 |
people of god | 29 |
the intention of | 29 |
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it in the | 29 |
in england and | 29 |
the destruction of | 29 |
that he would | 29 |
to their own | 29 |
state of the | 29 |
such an oath | 29 |
and peace of | 29 |
a covenant with | 29 |
ministers of the | 29 |
in the third | 29 |
of their religion | 29 |
expressed in the | 29 |
and if they | 29 |
of iesus christ | 29 |
and all other | 29 |
those who are | 29 |
at any time | 29 |
the lord god | 29 |
it is true | 29 |
of the ancient | 29 |
they have been | 29 |
shall not be | 29 |
in the mean | 29 |
intention of the | 29 |
the grace of | 29 |
with all their | 28 |
against the king | 28 |
i beseech you | 28 |
it is but | 28 |
in his power | 28 |
providence of god | 28 |
we do not | 28 |
and the church | 28 |
all the three | 28 |
religion and liberties | 28 |
as we conceive | 28 |
none of the | 28 |
the negative oath | 28 |
that the covenant | 28 |
which i have | 28 |
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for a time | 28 |
had not been | 28 |
tiff page images | 28 |
that the parliament | 28 |
all such as | 28 |
priviledges of the | 28 |
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presbyteries and synods | 28 |
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to the present | 28 |
swear to endeavour | 28 |
the maintenance of | 28 |
since the reformation | 28 |
nature of the | 28 |
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the conscience of | 27 |
and priviledges of | 27 |
of the service | 27 |
the solemne league | 27 |
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the king hath | 27 |
that we shall | 27 |
one of them | 27 |
with the same | 27 |
judgement of the | 27 |
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of a text | 27 |
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this is a | 27 |
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one of us | 27 |
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places and callings | 27 |
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part of it | 27 |
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the way of | 27 |
the lord may | 26 |
tcp digital transcription | 26 |
if we should | 26 |
professional end users | 26 |
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discipline of the | 26 |
the annotation includes | 26 |
text the author | 26 |
if they be | 26 |
to do it | 26 |
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eng solemn league | 23 |
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of church government | 23 |
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to make it | 23 |
the kings authority | 23 |
the point of | 23 |
priviledges of parliament | 23 |
the most high | 23 |
of the assembly | 23 |
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meaning of the | 23 |
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government by bishops | 22 |
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the third article | 22 |
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for the first | 22 |
of it in | 22 |
desire to be | 22 |
commissioners of the | 22 |
to joyn in | 22 |
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the consideration of | 22 |
take away the | 22 |
in his majesties | 22 |
the practice of | 22 |
the title of | 22 |
and defend all | 22 |
should have been | 22 |
when they are | 22 |
may be the | 22 |
to the scots | 22 |
the sins of | 22 |
in his name | 22 |
the foundation of | 22 |
to the whole | 22 |
unto the lord | 22 |
reformation of the | 22 |
before god and | 22 |
the king was | 22 |
this was the | 22 |
be put to | 22 |
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any part of | 22 |
but what is | 22 |
to sound doctrine | 22 |
high court of | 22 |
to keep the | 22 |
more then the | 22 |
them by the | 22 |
text in the | 22 |
the bishops and | 22 |
and such as | 22 |
preservation and defence | 22 |
all the dayes | 22 |
is such a | 22 |
of the government | 22 |
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time to time | 21 |
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the holy ghost | 21 |
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saith the lord | 21 |
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to which they | 21 |
puts this text | 21 |
in all things | 21 |
of his subjects | 21 |
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this text in | 21 |
fit to be | 21 |
may be said | 21 |
to destroy the | 21 |
the discipline and | 21 |
words puts this | 21 |
and in that | 21 |
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of the old | 21 |
defend the kings | 21 |
rate of defects | 21 |
given to the | 21 |
as if we | 21 |
in the article | 21 |
to do the | 21 |
and his posterity | 21 |
were to be | 21 |
the lawes and | 21 |
the continuance of | 21 |
the assistance of | 21 |
the word and | 21 |
this present parliament | 21 |
the commandement of | 21 |
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us to the | 21 |
we can not | 21 |
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the high court | 21 |
of the scotish | 21 |
at all in | 21 |
that his majesty | 21 |
the earl of | 21 |
preserve and defend | 21 |
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by the lawes | 21 |
him to be | 21 |
church of god | 21 |
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the first article | 21 |
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order of the | 21 |
that part of | 21 |
and the people | 21 |
from time to | 21 |
unlesse it be | 21 |
category of texts | 21 |
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the most of | 21 |
that i have | 21 |
will be found | 21 |
of the thing | 21 |
so farre as | 21 |
the forbearance of | 21 |
mentioned in the | 21 |
the first and | 21 |
original in the | 21 |
to the clergie | 21 |
to the taking | 21 |
service of god | 21 |
that not only | 20 |
that they might | 20 |
to our power | 20 |
may be done | 20 |
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god and man | 20 |
it by the | 20 |
law of the | 20 |
in the most | 20 |
practice of the | 20 |
according to gods | 20 |
to the glory | 20 |
the peace and | 20 |
in the state | 20 |
kingdom of scotland | 20 |
either as utf | 20 |
honour of the | 20 |
to the preservation | 20 |
part of your | 20 |
it is most | 20 |
of religion and | 20 |
oath to the | 20 |
the children of | 20 |
no lesse then | 20 |
the unlawfulnesse of | 20 |
of so many | 20 |
brethren of the | 20 |
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if the king | 20 |
doctrine and discipline | 20 |
that they would | 20 |
as we shall | 20 |
of his owne | 20 |
the author of | 20 |
and kingdome of | 20 |
of his life | 20 |
as if he | 20 |
where it is | 20 |
which was the | 20 |
as they have | 20 |
is given to | 20 |
not onely the | 20 |
of a covenant | 20 |
to do so | 20 |
of the nation | 20 |
a kind of | 20 |
they shall be | 20 |
where there is | 20 |
the body of | 20 |
order to the | 20 |
of the commons | 20 |
represented either as | 20 |
in this particular | 20 |
his majesties person | 20 |
in the sight | 20 |
of gods people | 20 |
all his majesties | 20 |
that no man | 20 |
for the same | 20 |
the contents of | 20 |
all those that | 20 |
put to death | 20 |
the three estates | 20 |
that they will | 20 |
of all his | 20 |
but to the | 20 |
that is to | 20 |
and all this | 20 |
to have no | 20 |
marked as illegible | 20 |
to whom the | 20 |
i can not | 20 |
will of god | 20 |
of our lives | 20 |
by all the | 20 |
in that case | 20 |
how can we | 20 |
out of a | 20 |
reformed religion in | 20 |
of this nation | 20 |
characters represented either | 20 |
to assist and | 20 |
that the kings | 20 |
with the people | 20 |
be found to | 20 |
should be so | 20 |
seemeth to us | 20 |
the searcher of | 20 |
the kingdomes of | 20 |
by the bishop | 20 |
sort of men | 20 |
all the people | 20 |
if they should | 20 |
as they were | 20 |
of any thing | 20 |
be the same | 20 |
in this cause | 20 |
out of that | 20 |
in this place | 19 |
in it selfe | 19 |
bound in conscience | 19 |
of the laws | 19 |
the power and | 19 |
extirpation of popery | 19 |
power in the | 19 |
what it is | 19 |
in the beginning | 19 |
we doe not | 19 |
they have done | 19 |
upon the same | 19 |
and therefore it | 19 |
we owe to | 19 |
in reference to | 19 |
and that is | 19 |
the parliament and | 19 |
whatsoever shall be | 19 |
to the power | 19 |
that in all | 19 |
by their own | 19 |
the covenant was | 19 |
but that they | 19 |
and if it | 19 |
true protestant religion | 19 |
majesties person and | 19 |
by virtue of | 19 |
of the negative | 19 |
of the parliaments | 19 |
any thing to | 19 |
it may not | 19 |
have no more | 19 |
a great deale | 19 |
to swear to | 19 |
you would have | 19 |
div a e | 19 |
which it is | 19 |
without respect of | 19 |
the consciences of | 19 |
r this keyboarded | 19 |
to the law | 19 |
you in the | 19 |
to the utmost | 19 |
church and kingdom | 19 |
to take heed | 19 |
abrogation of episcopacy | 19 |
is all one | 19 |
of church and | 19 |
the king from | 19 |
a covenant of | 19 |
prejudiciall to the | 19 |
searcher of all | 19 |
the liberty and | 19 |
we are perswaded | 19 |
the supreme magistrate | 19 |
they be not | 19 |
an oath to | 19 |
in any other | 19 |
oath of god | 19 |
breach of the | 19 |
with them in | 19 |
is not in | 19 |
in the kings | 19 |
that this is | 19 |
such as were | 19 |
enemies of god | 19 |
to the publick | 19 |
we shall not | 19 |
but if they | 19 |
the same to | 19 |
this league and | 19 |
in church and | 19 |
booke of discipline | 19 |
no man can | 19 |
the lords of | 19 |
in regard of | 19 |
may be brought | 19 |
the kings majesties | 19 |
at the time | 19 |
in the word | 19 |
of any other | 19 |
and if the | 19 |
from the beginning | 19 |
is for the | 19 |
and that of | 19 |
of the primitive | 19 |
which are not | 19 |
in the former | 19 |
not be so | 19 |
by the lords | 19 |
covenant is a | 19 |
to the purpose | 19 |
by the church | 19 |
by his majesty | 19 |
of his power | 19 |
for the church | 19 |
the setting up | 19 |
estc r this | 19 |
most high god | 19 |
be pleased to | 19 |
time of the | 19 |
of the power | 19 |
by the name | 19 |
that which was | 19 |
to defend the | 19 |
contrarie to the | 19 |
such as the | 19 |
may be a | 19 |
the security of | 19 |
the setling of | 19 |
have power to | 18 |
in the fourth | 18 |
i cannot but | 18 |
when they had | 18 |
the service book | 18 |
the opinion of | 18 |
such as have | 18 |
the ordinance of | 18 |
in the old | 18 |
of the original | 18 |
those who have | 18 |
there should be | 18 |
hath been so | 18 |
to the cause | 18 |
to be his | 18 |
major part of | 18 |
our common enemies | 18 |
repugnant to the | 18 |
hath not been | 18 |
as i have | 18 |
of the members | 18 |
kings majesties person | 18 |
we ought not | 18 |
the lords supper | 18 |
enter into covenant | 18 |
of the prince | 18 |
a solemn league | 18 |
for the maintenance | 18 |
of the ministery | 18 |
and the liberties | 18 |
even in the | 18 |
that they who | 18 |
part of their | 18 |
to that which | 18 |
of his church | 18 |
not only in | 18 |
of the question | 18 |
and from the | 18 |
kingdome of england | 18 |
this part of | 18 |
of the kirk | 18 |
in the oath | 18 |
the earle of | 18 |
to the crown | 18 |
and when the | 18 |
i am confident | 18 |
any of them | 18 |
from the original | 18 |
to submit to | 18 |
every one of | 18 |
change of government | 18 |
it is very | 18 |
to see the | 18 |
before the lord | 18 |
what i have | 18 |
the making of | 18 |
which is to | 18 |
his majesties commissioner | 18 |
so much of | 18 |
the danger of | 18 |
is bound to | 18 |
to his own | 18 |
of gods house | 18 |
as they did | 18 |
they have no | 18 |
to prove the | 18 |
to be true | 18 |
all those who | 18 |
would not be | 18 |
the strength of | 18 |
hath been in | 18 |
to be humbled | 18 |
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the discovery of | 18 |
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to be according | 18 |
he was not | 18 |
our brethren of | 18 |
the command of | 18 |
the son of | 18 |
of the former | 18 |
by his own | 18 |
or of the | 18 |
the parliament is | 18 |
last of all | 18 |
may be taken | 18 |
you are not | 18 |
god in his | 18 |
the very same | 18 |
england and scotland | 18 |
contrary to this | 18 |
the proceedings of | 18 |
covenant of grace | 18 |
to set up | 18 |
the change of | 18 |
not onely to | 18 |
that ye have | 18 |
take heed of | 18 |
to which we | 18 |
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one to another | 18 |
an ordinance of | 18 |
assembled in parliament | 18 |
they had been | 18 |
other parts of | 17 |
must not be | 17 |
house of lords | 17 |
the houses of | 17 |
the same thing | 17 |
by the bishops | 17 |
i pray you | 17 |
the prince of | 17 |
to the lord | 17 |
by the act | 17 |
right of the | 17 |
preservation of our | 17 |
of god is | 17 |
observation of the | 17 |
text notes for | 17 |
and so to | 17 |
our lord and | 17 |
the ancient church | 17 |
lawes of this | 17 |
the purity and | 17 |
both in the | 17 |
is a thing | 17 |
of the clergy | 17 |
to make good | 17 |
in conscience to | 17 |
the observation of | 17 |
ye have not | 17 |
grand case of | 17 |
which god hath | 17 |
name of god | 17 |
of the magistrate | 17 |
other reformed churches | 17 |
and against the | 17 |
such a covenant | 17 |
made use of | 17 |
our selves and | 17 |
taking away of | 17 |
to be against | 17 |
he ought to | 17 |
for the covenant | 17 |
pretended to be | 17 |
to the other | 17 |
the help of | 17 |
of the enemies | 17 |
and when they | 17 |
annexed to the | 17 |
and that there | 17 |
which are the | 17 |
the extirpation thereof | 17 |
honour and happinesse | 17 |
body of the | 17 |
is no more | 17 |
which he hath | 17 |
of our religion | 17 |
church of rome | 17 |
the original text | 17 |
ocm this keyboarded | 17 |
that you have | 17 |
dayes of our | 17 |
the covenant it | 17 |
god and his | 17 |
of what is | 17 |
if he be | 17 |
danger of the | 17 |
and kingdom of | 17 |
the confession of | 17 |
each one of | 17 |
truth of jesus | 17 |
reproduction of original | 17 |
the utmost of | 17 |
of the article | 17 |
they did not | 17 |
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may be in | 17 |
reproduction of the | 17 |
if i should | 17 |
the common prayer | 17 |
is not only | 17 |
to the laws | 17 |
the said covenant | 17 |
be taken for | 17 |
covenant to be | 17 |
all the reformed | 17 |
to joyne with | 17 |
the light of | 17 |
of mutuall defence | 17 |
the number of | 17 |
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that is in | 17 |
with such a | 17 |
it was in | 17 |
for the defence | 17 |
if we be | 17 |
of original in | 17 |
to the abrogation | 17 |
the original in | 17 |
of bishops and | 17 |
the calling of | 17 |
in our own | 17 |
author of the | 17 |
original text notes | 17 |
force of armes | 17 |
that you may | 17 |
matter of the | 17 |
the reason of | 17 |
to be their | 17 |
into this covenant | 17 |
to be put | 17 |
contained in the | 17 |
that it hath | 17 |
they do not | 17 |
the kings consent | 17 |
so to do | 17 |
for that effect | 17 |
that the people | 17 |
that is the | 17 |
the advantage of | 17 |
r ocm this | 17 |
estc r ocm | 17 |
of all other | 17 |
to the nature | 17 |
these are the | 17 |
both houses of | 17 |
for this end | 17 |
we dare not | 17 |
to be an | 17 |
to the second | 17 |
as shall be | 17 |
at all times | 17 |
the day of | 17 |
at all to | 17 |
the doing of | 17 |
the bishop is | 16 |
presence of almighty | 16 |
or of any | 16 |
for them to | 16 |
you have been | 16 |
they are the | 16 |
of the articles | 16 |
in the dayes | 16 |
the scotish discipline | 16 |
sense of the | 16 |
form of church | 16 |
in relation to | 16 |
there be any | 16 |
that his majestie | 16 |
and safety of | 16 |
kingdoms of england | 16 |
us in the | 16 |
of the sacraments | 16 |
that he hath | 16 |
this to be | 16 |
that the world | 16 |
it could not | 16 |
is a great | 16 |
may be made | 16 |
the scandall of | 16 |
in the words | 16 |
and defects per | 16 |
we may be | 16 |
king in his | 16 |
worship of god | 16 |
is not lawfull | 16 |
in the power | 16 |
as have been | 16 |
established in the | 16 |
of any of | 16 |
us from the | 16 |
when it was | 16 |
the doctrine and | 16 |
of it is | 16 |
sight of god | 16 |
in a free | 16 |
and to take | 16 |
the grand case | 16 |
of this present | 16 |
i have already | 16 |
to preserve it | 16 |
the forces raised | 16 |
and happinesse of | 16 |
we know not | 16 |
and we are | 16 |
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defender of the | 16 |
to make use | 16 |
have been so | 16 |
the performance of | 16 |
upon the king | 16 |
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that the same | 16 |
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the ground of | 16 |
of the last | 16 |
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the hazard of | 16 |
sweare to preserve | 16 |
are able to | 16 |
in this land | 16 |
so to doe | 16 |
no other then | 16 |
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setting up of | 16 |
a man to | 16 |
of the rest | 16 |
that he might | 16 |
of the crown | 16 |
established by law | 16 |
selves to the | 16 |
your selves to | 16 |
in the place | 16 |
in the way | 16 |
to the prejudice | 16 |
and he that | 16 |
the providence of | 16 |
the first is | 16 |
covenant for reformation | 16 |
into this league | 16 |
us of the | 16 |
the kings majesty | 16 |
and so the | 16 |
were it not | 16 |
but i am | 16 |
and there is | 16 |
of a good | 16 |
and therefore they | 16 |
brethren of scotland | 16 |
will never be | 16 |
the covenant and | 16 |
and government of | 16 |
as you are | 16 |
to take notice | 16 |
any one of | 16 |
with between and | 16 |
that ever was | 16 |
to come to | 16 |
of the act | 16 |
texts with between | 16 |
which he had | 16 |
to his majesties | 16 |
if he should | 16 |
either of the | 16 |
people of england | 16 |
any thing that | 16 |
the legislative power | 16 |
the kingdoms of | 16 |
practise of the | 16 |
ought to do | 16 |
on the contrary | 16 |
they must be | 16 |
and the whole | 16 |
as if it | 16 |
the thing commanded | 16 |
the manner of | 16 |
in answer to | 16 |
the common enemy | 16 |
a matter of | 16 |
of their power | 16 |
to judge of | 16 |
used in the | 16 |
of these kingdoms | 16 |
his majesty hath | 16 |
against the law | 16 |
hath been the | 16 |
declaration of the | 16 |
the other two | 16 |
between and defects | 16 |
the interest of | 16 |
not long since | 16 |
and each one | 16 |
supposed to be | 16 |
house of god | 16 |
conceive to be | 16 |
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act of the | 16 |
to the common | 16 |
in any of | 16 |
lord god of | 16 |
as it hath | 16 |
for that purpose | 16 |
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and our religion | 15 |
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kingdomes of england | 15 |
just power and | 15 |
are not abjured | 15 |
and the king | 15 |
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to be used | 15 |
the british library | 15 |
the province of | 15 |
to the example | 15 |
at his coronation | 15 |
of the persons | 15 |
matters of religion | 15 |
to the bishops | 15 |
of a most | 15 |
us to be | 15 |
that which ye | 15 |
is to say | 15 |
the common people | 15 |
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the nobility and | 15 |
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university of oxford | 15 |
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cause of the | 15 |
destructive to the | 15 |
in this kingdome | 15 |
for fear of | 15 |
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other christian churches | 15 |
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seeing it is | 15 |
members of both | 15 |
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the first of | 15 |
presence of the | 15 |
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ordinance of the | 15 |
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subjects of this | 15 |
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the lawfulness of | 15 |
the second part | 15 |
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to them in | 15 |
of all such | 15 |
when a man | 15 |
more of the | 15 |
of the like | 15 |
the primitive church | 15 |
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the whole world | 15 |
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of all those | 15 |
of the book | 15 |
purity of the | 15 |
the lord to | 15 |
which they had | 15 |
in that which | 15 |
the church was | 15 |
to the right | 15 |
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any of those | 15 |
to all men | 15 |
that we can | 15 |
ministers of christ | 15 |
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are of the | 15 |
the benefit of | 15 |
the fourth article | 15 |
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such as shall | 15 |
to make them | 15 |
you and your | 15 |
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which he is | 15 |
our lord iesus | 15 |
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acquainted with the | 15 |
the place of | 15 |
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of such as | 15 |
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for conscience sake | 15 |
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him in the | 15 |
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that it should | 15 |
any thing in | 15 |
church in the | 15 |
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of these kingdomes | 15 |
according to that | 15 |
commons assembled in | 15 |
to our understandings | 15 |
his power to | 15 |
in any age | 15 |
bring the churches | 15 |
of the covenanteers | 15 |
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this late covenant | 15 |
the constitution of | 15 |
in this time | 15 |
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then in the | 15 |
if any man | 15 |
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their religion and | 15 |
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although it be | 15 |
if you will | 15 |
they might be | 15 |
condition of the | 15 |
that have been | 15 |
contrary to their | 15 |
and i will | 15 |
government by archbishops | 15 |
that which the | 15 |
partake in other | 15 |
to the bishop | 15 |
there be no | 15 |
period of time | 15 |
of their lives | 15 |
take to be | 15 |
of both kingdoms | 15 |
of a king | 15 |
to be sure | 15 |
from the same | 14 |
of the good | 14 |
example of gods | 14 |
that if he | 14 |
what hath been | 14 |
the head of | 14 |
ruine and destruction | 14 |
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to the point | 14 |
and purity of | 14 |
by those who | 14 |
will be a | 14 |
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scandall causelesly taken | 14 |
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vindication of the | 14 |
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be for the | 14 |
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that there are | 14 |
in the preface | 14 |
against all opposition | 14 |
that enter into | 14 |
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the kings majestie | 14 |
of parliament to | 14 |
to the pope | 14 |
as long as | 14 |
and whatsoever shall | 14 |
the care of | 14 |
was not so | 14 |
in the point | 14 |
be against the | 14 |
the great danger | 14 |
as he was | 14 |
this or that | 14 |
the declaration of | 14 |
that the bishop | 14 |
the mouth of | 14 |
to doe it | 14 |
covantage keyed and | 14 |
kings person and | 14 |
so farre from | 14 |
by the people | 14 |
defend all those | 14 |
our solemne league | 14 |
one in the | 14 |
to have done | 14 |
by the apostles | 14 |
they are so | 14 |
is no other | 14 |
by some of | 14 |
satisfied how we | 14 |
them out of | 14 |
up of the | 14 |
i need not | 14 |
apex covantage keyed | 14 |
coke in litleton | 14 |
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maintenance of the | 14 |
case of the | 14 |
of them that | 14 |
of their office | 14 |
part of his | 14 |
and at the | 14 |
many of them | 14 |
practise of these | 14 |
the rooting out | 14 |
which in the | 14 |
them from the | 14 |
in the said | 14 |
of christian religion | 14 |
one of their | 14 |
far as lawfully | 14 |
in all likelihood | 14 |
all sorts of | 14 |
which they were | 14 |
printed in the | 14 |
and the peace | 14 |
a man of | 14 |
since the first | 14 |
as far as | 14 |
with you in | 14 |
who is the | 14 |
one of his | 14 |
in their hands | 14 |
of the ministers | 14 |
the covenant to | 14 |
of the new | 14 |
the world judge | 14 |
of the trueth | 14 |
book of the | 14 |
a review of | 14 |
of the things | 14 |
the justice of | 14 |
be taken away | 14 |
against the scots | 14 |
not satisfied how | 14 |
his majesties just | 14 |
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to the office | 14 |
the happinesse of | 14 |
by his majestie | 14 |
conscience of the | 14 |
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to protect the | 14 |
interest in the | 14 |
that we will | 14 |
in the doctrine | 14 |
the reputation of | 14 |
the scots to | 14 |
letter of the | 14 |
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of his person | 14 |
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of the realm | 14 |
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law of nature | 14 |
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to the magistrate | 14 |
the true reformed | 14 |
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abolition of episcopacy | 14 |
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religion and liberty | 13 |
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kings oath to | 13 |
of the subjects | 13 |
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reason to believe | 13 |
that a man | 13 |
forces raised by | 13 |
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by both houses | 13 |
reformation and defence | 13 |
to the churches | 13 |
spirit of god | 13 |
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setling of the | 13 |
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to be more | 13 |
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people in other | 13 |
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government in the | 13 |
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consideration of the | 13 |
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ordinance of god | 13 |
without the kings | 13 |
a solemne oath | 13 |
his majesties subjects | 13 |
annotation on thomason | 13 |
all hearts shall | 13 |
city of london | 13 |
to maintain and | 13 |
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the people that | 13 |
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happinesse of the | 13 |
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to his people | 13 |
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man to be | 13 |
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the estates of | 13 |
in your covenant | 13 |
part of them | 13 |
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they are in | 13 |
to the ground | 13 |
of the many | 13 |
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of his majesty | 13 |
service of the | 13 |
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that are in | 13 |
the equity of | 13 |
in the eyes | 13 |
the bloud of | 13 |
them and their | 13 |
taking of it | 13 |
rights and liberties | 13 |
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such as may | 13 |
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occasion of the | 13 |
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to take up | 13 |
his majesties dominions | 13 |
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of the spirit | 13 |
which the king | 13 |
archbishops and bishops | 13 |
contempt of the | 13 |
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laws of this | 13 |
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we of the | 13 |
the causes of | 13 |
of our oath | 13 |
great danger of | 13 |
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law and reason | 13 |
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which the bishop | 13 |
and if he | 13 |
the crown of | 13 |
against the english | 13 |
rooting out of | 13 |
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men in the | 13 |
from the people | 13 |
to the house | 13 |
up by the | 13 |
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of the matter | 13 |
without which the | 13 |
in the whole | 13 |
liberty and purity | 13 |
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head of the | 13 |
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part of that | 13 |
the great day | 13 |
errors and heresies | 13 |
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of this government | 13 |
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use of it | 13 |
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him and his | 13 |
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all the members | 13 |
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and commons assembled | 13 |
his majestie to | 13 |
this common cause | 13 |
if a man | 13 |
errours and heresies | 13 |
that we might | 13 |
lord and saviour | 13 |
bishop of lincoln | 13 |
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with the parliament | 13 |
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the satisfaction of | 13 |
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the determination of | 13 |
province of london | 13 |
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to bring in | 13 |
substance of the | 13 |
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in so much | 13 |
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of the assemblie | 13 |
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that they did | 13 |
thought fit to | 13 |
much as to | 13 |
of all sorts | 13 |
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obedience to their | 13 |
a safe conscience | 13 |
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his person and | 13 |
of the words | 13 |
of what they | 13 |
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and uniformity in | 13 |
which the lord | 13 |
when we are | 13 |
the world may | 13 |
we have heard | 13 |
at the kings | 13 |
and the kings | 13 |
which have been | 13 |
be a covenant | 13 |
to which he | 13 |
relation to the | 13 |
prejudice of the | 13 |
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or any of | 13 |
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in our consciences | 13 |
for the lords | 13 |
you are to | 13 |
that as the | 13 |
know to be | 13 |
against the word | 13 |
be ready to | 13 |
so much to | 12 |
all the subjects | 12 |
of that government | 12 |
or any thing | 12 |
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thing to be | 12 |
they will be | 12 |
in the kingdoms | 12 |
to the discipline | 12 |
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under one king | 12 |
notice of the | 12 |
they that are | 12 |
the subject of | 12 |
the fear of | 12 |
in the exercise | 12 |
true intention to | 12 |
to whom they | 12 |
of the lawes | 12 |
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them in a | 12 |
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to be preserved | 12 |
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to any thing | 12 |
estates and lives | 12 |
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the two nations | 12 |
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fathers of the | 12 |
defence of their | 12 |
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cases of conscience | 12 |
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much as in | 12 |
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to any other | 12 |
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majesties just power | 12 |
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those things which | 12 |
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covenant in the | 12 |
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the persons of | 12 |
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true religion and | 12 |
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of the doctrine | 12 |
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lives and estates | 12 |
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sir ed coke | 12 |
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would have us | 12 |
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to have any | 12 |
in the assembly | 12 |
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of your discipline | 12 |
preface to the | 12 |
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the salvation of | 12 |
that which they | 12 |
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only in the | 12 |
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this new covenant | 12 |
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kingdom of england | 12 |
sincerely and really | 12 |
uniformity in religion | 12 |
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of the day | 12 |
gods people in | 12 |
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every good king | 12 |
some of his | 12 |
commandement of god | 12 |
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reasons of the | 12 |
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your late covenant | 12 |
seemeth to be | 12 |
of a popish | 12 |
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and the common | 12 |
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the universities of | 12 |
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upon the people | 12 |
upon their own | 12 |
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it with a | 12 |
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