quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
my lord of strafford	791
early english books online	449
the house of commons	372
the prisoner at the	332
prisoner at the bar	314
the earl of strafford	259
in the county of	219
my lords the bishops	219
gentlemen of the jury	217
the duke of monmouth	214
soveraign lord the king	212
i do not know	204
in the case of	202
the death of the	200
represented either as utf	196
characters represented either as	196
of the house of	185
a great deal of	182
sovereign lord the king	170
the rest of the	166
by the name of	164
this kingdom of england	163
death of the king	163
said lord the king	159
the city of london	157
at the same time	157
in the presence of	156
that there was a	156
our said lord the	155
may it please your	154
our said soveraign lord	146
to the best of	143
to kill the king	141
said soveraign lord the	141
of my lord of	135
what do you know	133
i do not remember	133
it please your lordship	132
hold up thy hand	128
a copy of the	128
as near as i	128
my lord of straffords	128
our said sovereign lord	128
i desire to know	127
give me leave to	126
the latter end of	125
of our said lord	123
is not to be	122
the time of the	120
the county of middlesex	120
said sovereign lord the	118
keyboarded and encoded edition	117
images scanned from microfilm	117
the early english books	117
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and coded from proquest	117
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english books online text	117
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and markup reviewed and	117
edition of the work	117
financial support to the	117
and encoded edition of	117
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do you know of	117
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books online text creation	117
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to the early english	117
the terms of creative	117
the institutions providing financial	117
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even for commercial purposes	117
the king and the	116
an account of the	116
iv tiff page images	114
in the mean time	114
give an account of	114
what say you to	111
i did not know	110
you gentlemen of the	108
the king and queen	108
the parish of st	108
the church of england	107
on the other side	106
that my lord of	106
i will tell you	105
ask him any questions	104
if there was a	104
what you know of	104
that can be made	102
i think it was	102
in the name of	102
ought not to be	101
you ask him any	101
the best of my	101
the true nature of	101
will you ask him	101
in the house of	100
true nature of the	99
in the first place	99
he told me he	99
publisher proquest to create	98
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of tcp data is	98
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respectfully request that due	98
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by proquest via their	98
out by editorial teams	98
into the public domain	98
notably latin and welsh	98
published between and available	98
encoded and linked to	98
files to tei p	98
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tcp aimed to produce	98
at the text creation	98
transcribed and encoded texts	98
are eligible for inclusion	98
of instances per text	98
and oxford and the	98
project have been released	98
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ocm this keyboarded and	82
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r ocm this keyboarded	81
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reproduction of original in	79
of oyer and terminer	79
said earl of strafford	78
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the th year of	76
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thomas earl of strafford	70
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t estc r ocm	38
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to subvert the government	35
if it be not	35
not to be believed	35
give an account what	35
any person or persons	35
the original in the	35
and there is no	35
lords in the tower	35
quarter of an hour	35
as much as in	35
from all rules of	35
up to the lords	35
i heard him say	35
guilty of high treason	35
estc r this keyboarded	35
the high treason whereof	35
robert baillie of jerviswood	35
there should be a	35
that it is a	35
i desire to be	35
there was a discourse	35
all rules of government	35
believe it to be	35
with his own hand	35
r this keyboarded and	35
county of middlesex aforesaid	35
a message from the	35
for the good of	35
reproduction of the original	34
from the see of	34
the th of june	34
the sentence of death	34
of high treason against	34
he doth not remember	34
when did you see	34
if you please to	34
aptara keyed and coded	34
the preservation of the	34
had the honour to	34
in presence of the	34
the first time i	34
had a mind to	34
an army in ireland	34
what do you say	34
any thing of this	34
treason whereof he stands	34
or the beginning of	34
that were in the	34
he did not say	34
the king and kingdom	34
for the carrying on	34
not so much as	34
that it may be	34
a day or two	34
you are to enquire	34
the trial of the	34
any more to say	34
that has been given	33
thing in the world	33
lord charles the second	33
if he did not	33
before the king and	33
that he is not	33
was the occasion of	33
wednesday the th of	33
the act of the	33
he heard my lord	33
was the first time	33
that he was there	33
lordship and the court	33
and if it be	33
the copy of the	33
it to be a	33
the king of england	33
on wednesday the th	33
upon the whole matter	33
it ought to be	33
that hath been given	33
the law of england	33
my lord of shaftsbury	33
heard my lord of	33
that they could not	33
well as i can	33
the contents of the	33
what is your name	33
i hope i shall	33
the parliament of england	33
he came to me	33
in the kings bench	32
of original in the	32
this realm of england	32
were you of the	32
found the bill against	32
i think there is	32
any thing of that	32
king and the duke	32
they were to be	32
lord of strafford said	32
at the end of	32
lord of strafford was	32
my lord of esmond	32
out of the way	32
ask him any more	32
of the grand jury	32
in substance as followeth	32
you of the grand	32
he would not have	32
it is not the	32
i hope your lordship	32
copy of the indictment	32
to give me leave	32
was present at the	32
day of the month	32
the right honourable sir	32
not guilty upon my	32
was found guilty of	32
the person of the	32
will you please to	32
the word of god	32
have any thing to	32
late earl of argile	32
lord the king that	32
against my lord of	32
thirtieth year of the	31
was not in the	31
it is in the	31
to go along with	31
knew any thing of	31
the truth of the	31
my lord of ailesbury	31
and some of the	31
near as i remember	31
to bring and put	31
under his own hand	31
he is pleased to	31
you any more to	31
they were in the	31
a great part of	31
gentlemen of the house	31
in that case made	31
upon the account of	31
he be guilty of	31
i came to the	31
the bill against me	31
that found the bill	31
the law of god	31
king and his people	31
year of the king	31
never in my life	31
did you ever hear	31
all i can say	31
by a committee of	31
to the same effect	31
do you believe it	31
the th of february	31
god send thee a	31
to come to him	31
by god and my	31
the number of those	31
that case made and	31
that he might be	31
take away the life	31
absolved from all rules	31
the said grace thomas	31
any thing in the	31
and that he should	31
to the jurors unknown	31
i beseech your lordship	31
i was at the	31
of his majesties privy	31
and they were to	31
as to the time	31
desire to ask him	31
every one of them	30
at any time since	30
whether he be guilty	30
or at any time	30
he the said earl	30
the right honourable the	30
person of the king	30
it is not so	30
and there was no	30
it is a very	30
in the hands of	30
send thee a good	30
i have known him	30
do you know mr	30
desire it may be	30
jury that found the	30
i cannot be positive	30
clock in the afternoon	30
how wilt thou be	30
you of the jury	30
high treason whereof he	30
the benefit of the	30
that he should not	30
as soon as i	30
i think it is	30
to be at the	30
to be done in	30
if they had been	30
the sitting of the	30
jurisdiction of the court	30
of the statute in	30
of my lords the	30
by the act of	30
you know of him	30
have no more to	30
to take off the	30
and he tells you	30
king to death and	30
that it might be	30
both houses of parliament	30
or words to that	30
and that they were	30
in the court of	30
it to the king	30
thee a good deliverance	30
there at that time	30
within the statute of	30
clerk of the council	30
i was not there	30
any part of the	29
he was pleased to	29
for there is no	29
at the tryal of	29
was the substance of	29
in the world to	29
was pleased to say	29
his majesties privy council	29
desire your lordships to	29
told me it was	29
ten of the clock	29
resolved upon the question	29
major part of the	29
lord of strafford desired	29
what was done in	29
you have any thing	29
and seduced by the	29
the subjects of our	29
i desire your lordship	29
that he was at	29
you have to say	29
and rebellion against our	29
that i should say	29
there be any thing	29
with the rest of	29
all the commons of	29
it to your lordships	29
against the prisoner at	29
the government of this	29
when they came to	29
did not know him	29
but he told me	29
the th of this	29
the words in the	29
it would be a	29
leave it to your	29
a letter from the	29
other days and times	29
be guilty of the	29
jesus christ of nazareth	29
the day of the	29
i am sure i	29
was so far from	29
a true narrative of	29
was no such thing	29
to be a priest	28
the charge of the	28
king and queen that	28
in a short time	28
and hearken to his	28
ask him whether he	28
divers other days and	28
he had been at	28
evidence that hath been	28
knew nothing of it	28
do not remember that	28
into the hands of	28
i appeal to your	28
that there was such	28
the nature of a	28
nothing to say against	28
queen that now are	28
the plot in general	28
of sir edmundbury godfrey	28
to be a very	28
your lordships have heard	28
original in huntington library	28
against our said lord	28
in the course of	28
you are upon your	28
to say to him	28
moved and seduced by	28
the execution of the	28
to be of the	28
sitting of the parliament	28
had a hand in	28
sessions of the peace	28
of original in huntington	28
you are to consider	28
well before as after	28
and the government of	28
th year of the	28
not having the fear	28
the people of england	28
evidence that has been	28
i am not able	28
desire i may have	28
final destruction to bring	28
him in my life	28
the good of the	28
weighing the duty of	28
to be guilty of	28
of the great council	28
you the said sir	28
they could not be	28
my lord of northumberland	28
as i know of	28
that were to be	28
and final destruction to	28
seduced by the instigation	28
was in the room	28
great sums of money	28
and the said earl	28
we have done with	28
say any thing to	28
notes for div a	28
as to the matter	28
it may not be	28
and he said he	28
to do any thing	28
desire to know what	28
to be done by	28
killing of the king	28
but as to the	28
the occasion of the	28
and queen that now	28
having the fear of	28
the kingdom of england	28
he does not say	28
the statute in that	27
the case of my	27
the truth of it	27
he was at the	27
i have no more	27
any thing of it	27
of all the commons	27
i desire your lordships	27
committee of both houses	27
it please your grace	27
it was not the	27
message from the lords	27
hath pleaded not guilty	27
it was the same	27
he was a man	27
my lord stafford was	27
desired me to go	27
his majesties justices of	27
and the jury what	27
the th of december	27
an act of state	27
i saw him in	27
in the company of	27
case of my lord	27
is all i can	27
the time of my	27
not fit to be	27
this is all i	27
words of the statute	27
leave it to the	27
that they might be	27
out of his pocket	27
his kingdom of england	27
if your lordship pleases	27
the death of sir	27
for the murther of	27
from my lord of	27
out of his own	27
and it is not	27
of the value of	27
the earl of argile	27
was done in the	27
this indictment he hath	27
the said susanna edwards	27
is no such thing	27
him any more questions	27
we are not to	27
that some of the	27
being moved and seduced	27
and divers other days	27
lord of straffords motion	27
and xml conversion a	26
out of the coach	26
the said christopher love	26
nine of the clock	26
and if it were	26
the oath you have	26
it will not be	26
to the laws of	26
my lord bishop of	26
there is not a	26
there is one thing	26
if there were any	26
by the earl of	26
that my lord was	26
indicted for high treason	26
you any more witnesses	26
if it were not	26
that they may be	26
the rest of his	26
the substance of what	26
and one of them	26
the hands of the	26
the discovery of the	26
enemies of our said	26
an account of what	26
it to be the	26
the humble petition of	26
it is not a	26
oath you have taken	26
the testimony of my	26
before a justice of	26
will give me leave	26
go out of town	26
and then and there	26
it should not be	26
for the satisfaction of	26
words to that effect	26
by the common law	26
hope your lordships will	26
rebellion against our said	26
but being moved and	26
have done with him	26
and when i was	26
told me he would	26
but it is not	26
it should be so	26
to go into the	26
be made use of	26
what day of the	26
this is the truth	26
the government of the	26
he is charged with	26
am not able to	26
the th and th	26
the beginning of september	26
as to matter of	26
you have heard it	26
that my lords the	26
of right ought to	26
the lords of his	26
was a design to	26
that he had no	26
ignorant of the law	26
say for your self	26
the said sir richard	26
give an account to	26
a committee of both	26
do you know it	26
received sentence of death	26
to be the true	26
statute in that case	26
i cannot tell what	26
at such a time	26
to the knowledge of	25
i did not say	25
make use of it	25
i am not certain	25
one of the papers	25
have heard him say	25
there is nothing in	25
there is nothing of	25
to say any thing	25
went out of the	25
as well as you	25
i never had any	25
what he had to	25
if i had been	25
stands indicted by the	25
came out of the	25
a case of pistols	25
of the county of	25
out of the court	25
and thirtieth year of	25
the realm of england	25
i did not hear	25
logarbo text and markup	25
nor weighing the duty	25
said realm of ireland	25
i asked him what	25
be one of the	25
late of the parish	25
logarbo sampled and proofread	25
nothing but the truth	25
over and over again	25
is he guilty of	25
i desire you to	25
before the lords of	25
nature of the thing	25
find him not guilty	25
found guilty of high	25
for the space of	25
that i could not	25
to be given to	25
he was found guilty	25
your lordship please to	25
but it was not	25
the said realm of	25
to his best remembrance	25
whereof thou standest indicted	25
you will be pleased	25
that they should be	25
mona logarbo sampled and	25
majesties justices of the	25
to the course of	25
and in order to	25
lord chief justice of	25
he had to say	25
lord of strafford had	25
for the earl of	25
latter end of august	25
thou guilty of this	25
all manner of persons	25
to speak to the	25
and absolved from all	25
giles in the fields	25
carry on the design	25
the will of the	25
for which he was	25
upon the th of	25
was to go to	25
to speak with him	25
when i came there	25
i never saw the	25
he guilty of the	25
the lord high steward	25
that is all i	25
hall in the old	25
that he might have	25
i came to him	25
mona logarbo text and	25
i am of the	25
if you do not	25
in the year of	25
know nothing of it	25
with my lord shaftsbury	25
he came to town	25
the law of nature	25
that the duke of	25
he is not to	25
the members of the	25
was the cause of	25
did he say he	25
the carrying on of	25
as far as i	25
that there may be	24
came to my house	24
if he had been	24
to destroy the king	24
to go with him	24
of this realm of	24
to reduce this kingdom	24
to the prejudice of	24
were to go to	24
high steward of england	24
and when they were	24
the tower of london	24
the killing of the	24
and as soon as	24
to my best remembrance	24
lord high steward of	24
which was the th	24
there was a plot	24
in the sight of	24
your charge is to	24
and therefore it is	24
that i would not	24
him out of the	24
he could not say	24
at the time when	24
for the sake of	24
he did not see	24
of my lord stafford	24
it was at the	24
peers of the realm	24
of england and ireland	24
imaginations and purposes aforesaid	24
he came to the	24
there is such a	24
and that they had	24
one of the witnesses	24
of those that are	24
the peace of the	24
to raise a rebellion	24
two of the clock	24
must leave it to	24
the evidence that hath	24
be said to be	24
year of henry the	24
that is in the	24
we desire to know	24
the use of the	24
in the midst of	24
the dissolution of the	24
the testimony of the	24
for the raising of	24
from the lords by	24
copy of the pannel	24
best of his remembrance	24
and when he was	24
concerned in the plot	24
and desired him to	24
at the kings bench	24
one way or other	24
proved by two witnesses	24
of the lords of	24
the petition of right	24
high court of justice	24
when we came to	24
what i have said	24
nothing to say to	24
ask you one question	24
one of them that	24
and our only saviour	24
the satisfaction of the	24
the place from whence	24
that this is a	24
if there had been	24
there is but one	24
to depose the king	24
with a great deal	24
when i was in	24
the said edward coleman	24
and that the said	24
i hope your lordships	24
it may be read	24
and desired me to	24
and so it is	24
he was present at	24
evidence for the king	24
he does not know	24
the court and the	24
faithful subjects of our	24
he knew any thing	24
thing of that nature	24
first part of the	24
of the same parish	24
of the popish plot	24
of the act of	24
judgment of the court	24
court and the jury	24
my self to the	24
when my lord of	24
the evidence that has	24
the earl of shaftsbury	24
to the church of	24
was not able to	24
for the matter of	23
a sum of money	23
destruction of the king	23
he says he was	23
they come to the	23
how long was it	23
to matter of fact	23
lords of his majesties	23
fear of god in	23
we shall prove that	23
did you see mr	23
the parliament was dissolved	23
there could be no	23
swear not at all	23
testimony of my lord	23
at his own house	23
i am sure it	23
was at that time	23
what do you mean	23
the th of november	23
to the late king	23
nothing to the purpose	23
went by the name	23
to manage the evidence	23
if there be a	23
the murder of the	23
and of right ought	23
had a design to	23
with the king of	23
that they were not	23
it had not been	23
the king and parliament	23
and hear your evidence	23
of the last parliament	23
appeal to your lordships	23
and we shall prove	23
to come to me	23
he doth not know	23
is a matter of	23
i cannot say that	23
you know of this	23
the words were spoken	23
to be the same	23
the middle of the	23
king charles the second	23
that he hath been	23
i have not seen	23
it was not to	23
he was going to	23
lords of the great	23
but my lord of	23
came to my lord	23
and other false traitors	23
i desire it may	23
a court of justice	23
he was one of	23
it will be a	23
is guilty of the	23
to speak with me	23
delivered to the king	23
eight of the clock	23
of the duke of	23
right ought to bear	23
he is not guilty	23
any thing more to	23
of your own knowledge	23
to say for your	23
my lord of corke	23
of the realm of	23
i know not whether	23
nothing to do with	23
is all that i	23
left to the jury	23
the case of sir	23
my lord of danby	23
up and down the	23
it does not appear	23
for killing the king	23
clerk of the peace	23
did he say to	23
of the laws of	23
the credit of the	23
as near as you	23
and that the king	23
the court of kings	23
to the king in	23
in matter of fact	23
pretended saviour within him	23
there was not a	23
what discourse had you	23
the contents of it	23
he may be asked	23
went up to the	23
of the tryal of	23
he hath been arraigned	23
and the next day	23
long have you known	23
the book to be	23
of the scotch nation	23
of the members of	23
peace of our said	23
which my lord of	23
a quakers pretended saviour	23
i desire you would	23
he stands indicted by	22
upon this indictment he	22
was the man that	22
sessions of oyer and	22
of his majesties justices	22
contents of the letter	22
and so it was	22
beseech your lordships to	22
of the clock at	22
a copy of it	22
to the end of	22
and therefore it was	22
it is a great	22
a true copy of	22
but i am sure	22
and when they came	22
long have you been	22
the tryal of sir	22
for i did not	22
your lordships will be	22
if you will ask	22
the body of the	22
i would ask him	22
the cause of the	22
there must be two	22
am of the same	22
if they do not	22
to subvert the fundamental	22
be pleased to give	22
say you to the	22
a levying of war	22
i have not had	22
told him i would	22
the statute of e	22
was a man of	22
if he had any	22
the death of his	22
the lords and commons	22
oyer and terminer and	22
will tell you what	22
quakers pretended saviour within	22
be a true copy	22
hope you will not	22
of the kingdom of	22
he should not be	22
charge of high treason	22
account of the tryal	22
i have heard of	22
whether he be a	22
of my lord howard	22
if they did not	22
or to that purpose	22
be taken notice of	22
a charge of high	22
him to be the	22
he was to have	22
if it be true	22
the honour of the	22
out of the room	22
why did you not	22
any thing to the	22
the reading of the	22
you will give me	22
he had not been	22
did not know what	22
go out of the	22
the substance of it	22
i must needs say	22
be the true christ	22
his majesty and the	22
the king from his	22
bill of attainder of	22
do not know that	22
was one of them	22
th of this instant	22
to find him guilty	22
this informant further saith	22
of strafford did not	22
what he hath said	22
the last day of	22
for ought i know	22
the honour to be	22
he ought to be	22
the true christ and	22
you have heard what	22
to ask him any	22
but he does not	22
and in the mean	22
of some of the	22
near as you can	22
will give you an	22
i am not to	22
one of the persons	22
and it is a	22
challenge him for the	22
to be tryed by	22
the crown of england	22
all the rest of	22
that he would be	22
war and rebellion against	22
and that they should	22
he says it was	22
if a man be	22
did not know of	22
i cannot say it	22
desire to know of	22
that the king had	22
to the form of	22
lordship was pleased to	22
the committee for the	22
lewis the french king	22
the french king to	22
as much as i	22
but he was not	22
of the kings subjects	22
indictment he hath been	22
that was in the	22
he went out of	22
trial of thomas earl	22
the son of man	22
to the law of	22
petition to the king	22
i knew nothing of	22
say you to it	22
the proceedings of the	22
and that is all	22
between party and party	22
you find him not	22
and for his tryal	22
to be my lord	22
have a mind to	22
with the tryal of	22
the tryals and condemnation	21
i have been a	21
lord of aylesbury went	21
that in this case	21
grand jury that found	21
the peace and common	21
letter from the king	21
and if i had	21
do you mean by	21
text notes for div	21
to be a good	21
to consider of the	21
if there be not	21
you are to find	21
what my lord of	21
there was a consult	21
there was but one	21
guilty of this high	21
discourse you had with	21
two or three witnesses	21
by order of the	21
is as much as	21
but that he was	21
the same to the	21
to go to france	21
was the th of	21
i shall not be	21
for carrying on the	21
the plot broke out	21
as i said before	21
parts beyond the seas	21
had you any discourse	21
for my own part	21
the next is the	21
that i was not	21
and the jury an	21
was there not a	21
of the liberties of	21
went to my lord	21
that i am not	21
the month of may	21
a great deal more	21
when a man is	21
had an army in	21
he came to my	21
for the service of	21
about the time of	21
what was the reason	21
a minister of the	21
the depositions of the	21
we shall prove to	21
according to the laws	21
in a little time	21
with my lord of	21
i must leave it	21
but there was no	21
i never heard of	21
the manner of the	21
the grand jury that	21
true and faithful subjects	21
wilt thou be tryed	21
to be a true	21
take it to be	21
to the time of	21
we went to the	21
the original text notes	21
the order of the	21
original text notes for	21
if it be so	21
the jury what you	21
said sir richard grahme	21
i have been in	21
treason in conspiring the	21
a man that is	21
if it should be	21
in pursuance of the	21
take notice of the	21
the clock at night	21
to one of the	21
anthony earl of shaftsbury	21
for it is not	21
nothing but what they	21
he said he did	21
that there might be	21
laid in the indictment	21
the names of those	21
and if there be	21
gave an account of	21
from the original text	21
the heads of the	21
not be able to	21
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