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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	108
the text has been	36
even for commercial purposes	36
this text is an	36
tokenized and linguistically annotated	36
professional end users from	36
the terms of creative	36
support the display of	36
or stationer meant to	36
that preserves archaic forms	36
includes standard spellings that	36
that support the display	36
format that preserves archaic	36
text more computationally tractable	36
enriched version of the	36
in a standardized format	36
text is an enriched	36
the work described above	36
the tcp digital transcription	36
display of a text	36
this phase i text	36
and linguistically annotated with	36
financial support to the	36
based collaborative curation by	36
amateur and professional end	36
version of the tcp	36
described above is co	36
work described above is	36
for keying and markup	36
been tokenized and linguistically	36
is an enriched version	36
the annotation includes standard	36
text can be copied	36
the text more computationally	36
keyboarded and encoded edition	36
online text creation partnership	36
tcp digital transcription a	36
at making the text	36
of the tcp digital	36
text has been tokenized	36
many walks of life	36
by amateur and professional	36
this text has not	36
all without asking permission	36
text is available for	36
not been fully proofread	36
in the english short	36
phase i text is	36
textual changes aim at	36
stationer meant to publish	36
restoring the text the	36
annotation includes standard spellings	36
and suitable for network	36
the display of a	36
collaborative curation by amateur	36
text in a standardized	36
to the terms of	36
standard spellings that support	36
and metadata enrichments aim	36
curation by amateur and	36
i text is available	36
according to the terms	36
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	36
edition of the work	36
aim at restoring the	36
this keyboarded and encoded	36
an enriched version of	36
metadata enrichments aim at	36
tcp assigned for keying	36
has not been fully	36
at restoring the text	36
end users from many	36
support to the early	36
a standardized format that	36
a text in a	36
the english short title	36
of the work described	36
text has not been	36
aim at making the	36
of a text in	36
images scanned from microfilm	36
and encoded edition of	36
changes aim at restoring	36
english books online text	36
the text can be	36
and professional end users	36
terms of creative commons	36
the author or stationer	36
providing financial support to	36
the institutions providing financial	36
digital transcription a of	36
books online text creation	36
and markup reviewed and	36
institutions providing financial support	36
author or stationer meant	36
and coded from proquest	36
assigned for keying and	36
been fully proofread approx	36
from proquest page images	36
from many walks of	36
text and markup reviewed	36
text the author or	36
has been tokenized and	36
english short title catalog	36
coded from proquest page	36
keyed and coded from	36
is available for reuse	36
markup reviewed and edited	36
transcription a of text	36
encoded text transcribed from	36
making the text more	36
standardized format that preserves	36
encoded edition of the	36
textual changes and metadata	36
by the institutions providing	36
changes and metadata enrichments	36
owned by the institutions	36
the early english books	36
spellings that support the	36
the text the author	36
enrichments aim at making	36
to the early english	36
users from many walks	36
of text r in	35
r in the english	35
a of text r	35
text r in the	35
printers to his highness	29
mo a wing c	28
by henry hills and	23
covantage keyed and coded	23
apex covantage keyed and	23
iv tiff page image	23
in the british library	23
highness the lord protector	22
estc r this keyboarded	22
the original in the	22
of the original in	22
r this keyboarded and	22
of the united provinces	22
original in the british	22
his highness the lord	21
reproduction of the original	21
at the time of	21
printed by henry hills	21
hills and john field	19
one thousand six hundred	19
henry hills and john	19
category of texts with	18
a this text has	18
recorded as gap elements	18
that were recorded as	18
the time of transcription	18
elements at the time	18
gap elements at the	18
as gap elements at	18
the rate of defects	18
words puts this text	18
known defects that were	18
this text has no	18
text has no known	18
this text in the	18
puts this text in	18
defects that were recorded	18
were recorded as gap	18
rate of defects per	18
no known defects that	18
has no known defects	18
by the lord protector	16
the house of commons	16
the lords and commons	16
a wing c thomason	16
with between and defects	15
texts with between and	15
of texts with between	15
between and defects per	15
blazon or coat of	14
or coat of arms	14
commons assembled in parliament	14
provinces of the netherlands	14
mona logarbo text and	13
estc r ocm this	13
thousand six hundred fifty	13
ocm this keyboarded and	13
logarbo sampled and proofread	13
iv tiff page images	13
united provinces of the	13
logarbo text and markup	13
reproduction of original in	13
mona logarbo sampled and	13
r ocm this keyboarded	13
of london and westminster	12
be forthwith printed and	12
cities of london and	12
declaration of his highness	12
a declaration of his	12
printed by william du	12
the city of london	12
the kingdom of england	12
forthwith printed and published	12
of the parliament of	11
text in the c	11
c category of texts	11
annotation on thomason copy	11
c the rate of	11
huber text and markup	11
in the c category	11
with the advice of	11
year of our lord	11
huber sampled and proofread	11
protector a this text	11
in the year of	11
the year of our	11
the peace of this	11
lord protector a this	11
the parliament of england	11
civilwar no by the	11
the c category of	11
the advice of his	10
the cities of london	10
gard and henry hills	10
late lines of communication	10
of the lords and	10
states general of the	10
general of the united	10
your most humble servant	10
wing c estc r	9
and all other persons	9
the states general of	9
the kingdom of scotland	9
a wing c estc	9
in the painted chamber	9
and that of the	9
his highness and the	9
it hath pleased the	9
to his highness the	9
lords and commons assembled	9
to the honorable william	9
and commons assembled in	9
c estc r ocm	9
the united provinces of	9
by their act bearing	8
party or his sons	8
the people or inhabitants	8
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been of the late	8
a proclamation of the	8
parliament in the painted	8
of the peace made	8
whereas it hath pleased	8
any person or persons	8
cromwells letter to the	8
proclamation commanding all papists	8
the lords the states	8
protector of the common	8
who have been of	8
have been of the	8
date the th of	8
the parliament in and	8
of the house of	8
governour of edinburgh castle	8
proclamation of the peace	8
a proclamation commanding all	8
pleased the parliament in	8
act bearing date the	8
the committee at derby	8
and by their act	8
spi global keyed and	8
of this instant iune	8
the th of august	8
lord protector of the	8
hath pleased the parliament	8
bearing date the th	8
no by the protector	8
to the parliament in	8
generall cromwells letter to	8
global keyed and coded	8
the honorable william lenthall	8
the parliament in the	8
their act bearing date	8
in and by their	8
from time to time	8
the blessing of god	8
lords the states general	8
of the people of	8
parliament in and by	8
councell of the army	7
generall councell of the	7
the particulars of the	7
published by his highness	7
lords and commons in	7
concerning the taking of	7
or any of them	7
speaker of the house	7
and commons in parliament	7
speech to the parliament	7
six hundred fifty and	7
under the command of	7
of the peace of	7
in the mean time	7
of original in the	7
the marquis of argyle	7
a letter from the	7
eighteenth day of may	7
the enemies of the	6
all the particulars of	6
the use of the	6
published to prevent mistakes	6
iustices of the peace	6
not to pay the	6
detayne any the receipts	6
the lines of communication	6
an ordinance of the	6
his excellency the lord	6
of the late kings	6
commons in parliament assembled	6
encourage any person not	6
ordinance of the lords	6
or detayne any the	6
due execution of the	6
late kings party or	6
the interest of the	6
for the time being	6
as i said before	6
that of the united	6
person not to pay	6
his highnesse the lord	6
depart out of the	6
the late kings party	6
kings party or his	6
honorable william lenthall esq	6
great victory obtained by	6
publique day of thanksgiving	6
to be aiding and	6
for div a e	6
and with the advice	6
and his highness doth	6
people of these nations	6
or encourage any person	6
the receipts of the	6
receipts of the excise	6
any the receipts of	6
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the people of these	6
in order to the	6
advice of his council	6
for a publique day	6
a publique day of	6
notes for div a	6
any person not to	6
of berwick and carlisle	6
people or inhabitants of	6
the lord mayor of	6
of the kingdom of	6
within the lines of	6
to pay the same	6
the consent of his	5
for the better carrying	5
from and after the	5
the commons assembled in	5
the better carrying on	5
a list of the	5
conversion blazon or coat	5
to you this day	5
given at whitehall this	5
of this present may	5
of the clock in	5
better carrying on of	5
demands of his excellency	5
or inhabitants of either	5
by the commons assembled	5
the abominable sins of	5
the first day of	5
abominable sins of drunkenness	5
in prosecution of the	5
it is in the	5
of the names of	5
his highness with the	5
peters messuage from sir	5
aptara keyed and coded	5
late remonstrance to the	5
letter of the agitators	5
enemies of the peace	5
in the midst of	5
messuage from sir thomas	5
person or persons whatsoever	5
by the lords and	5
ordered by the lords	5
list of the names	5
the part of the	5
of all the forces	5
in the three nations	5
the people and inhabitants	5
the late remonstrance to	5
by the advice of	5
to depart out of	5
to the kingdom of	5
within the cities of	5
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from sir thomas fairfax	5
on the part of	5
of the agitators to	5
of the army there	5
the people of either	5
remonstrance to the two	5
printed and published by	5
speaker of the parliament	5
be aiding and assisting	5
by his highness special	5
thousand six hundred and	5
of the city of	5
and xml conversion blazon	5
and xml conversion the	5
highness and the council	5
or in any other	5
the demands of his	5
the earle of manchester	5
and published by his	5
master peters messuage from	5
of the kingdom upon	5
or cause to be	5
to go to the	5
lord protector c the	5
the clock in the	5
of his highness and	5
the generall councell of	5
ordered by the commons	5
protector c the rate	5
and the generall councell	5
to the house of	5
by reason of the	5
prosecution of the late	5
of the late remonstrance	5
the good of the	5
from the committee at	5
into the hands of	5
xml conversion blazon or	5
thanksgiving within the lines	4
prohibiting the disturbing of	4
agitators in the army	4
officers and agitators in	4
true copy of divers	4
charge given in by	4
the sixth day of	4
and burgesses of the	4
and the lords the	4
a proclamation prohibiting the	4
thousand pounds a moneth	4
hypocrisy of the officers	4
the eight day of	4
whereas the enemies of	4
two speeches to the	4
committee residing in the	4
who were the inviters	4
christians in their assemblies	4
the late lines of	4
a day of thanksgiving	4
made betwixt this common	4
degree and quality soever	4
lord mayor of the	4
to let you know	4
thursday next to be	4
d the rate of	4
cromwel and the scots	4
interest of the people	4
surrendring the towns of	4
of thanksgiving within the	4
for the liberty of	4
by the blessing of	4
ordered by his highness	4
of the grosse hypocrisy	4
proclamation of assistance to	4
his highness speech to	4
delivered in both houses	4
for setting the poor	4
severall letters from scotland	4
a proclamation of his	4
cleare discovery of the	4
or the people of	4
a proclamation prohibiting horse	4
the grosse hypocrisy of	4
consent of his counsel	4
the people of this	4
the lord lieutenant of	4
d category of texts	4
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appoint the generall of	4
what degree and quality	4
highness a proclamation prohibiting	4
over all sorts of	4
of the people or	4
that neither of the	4
and due execution of	4
list of the prisoners	4
all the forces of	4
merchant adventurers of england	4
persons to send over	4
assistance to the merchant	4
of the government of	4
one on monday the	4
races in england and	4
a cleare discovery of	4
thirtieth article of the	4
persons who were the	4
in all the churches	4
the army there read	4
gallant gentleman of publique	4
intercepted letters sent from	4
the assize of bread	4
the power of the	4
esq speaker of the	4
and enjoyne all collonels	4
the th day of	4
carrying on of their	4
the taking of bristoll	4
the setling of the	4
by the declaration of	4
gentleman of publique imployment	4
commanding a speedy and	4
may one thousand six	4
peace made betwixt this	4
several matters between lieut	4
general of all the	4
henry hills and iohn	4
a gallant gentleman of	4
the counsell at white	4
england and wales for	4
the d category of	4
that no person or	4
his highness a proclamation	4
of westminster the th	4
person or persons of	4
officers and ministers of	4
people and inhabitants of	4
the council hereunto annexed	4
appointed by the declaration	4
of the said garrison	4
against prince rupert and	4
by his highness with	4
letter to the house	4
you have a peace	4
of what degree and	4
palace of westminster the	4
wales for eight moneths	4
burgesses of the parliament	4
order to the securing	4
the garisons of berwick	4
published to requite their	4
late invasion from scotland	4
of divers intercepted letters	4
to be a day	4
of england and wales	4
the declaration of his	4
hills and iohn field	4
setting apart tuesday the	4
charge and command all	4
honourable sir thomas fairfax	4
of his highness the	4
passages between his excellency	4
a proclamation of assistance	4
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and agitators in the	4
my self to this	4
in parliament the sixth	4
of the charge given	4
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text in the d	4
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the peace made betwixt	4
of their forces for	4
at the counsell at	4
the charge given in	4
to appoint the generall	4
letter to the honorable	4
by his highness and	4
to the merchant adventurers	4
proclamation commanding a speedy	4
concluded and agreed between	4
lavvs made against the	4
against the abominable sins	4
of necessary provisions to	4
the collection appointed by	4
to the two houses	4
peace of this nation	4
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sent to the said	4
sorts of necessary provisions	4
of ministers and other	4
a true copy of	4
and agreed between his	4
the late invasion from	4
proceedings of the army	4
the securing the peace	4
collection appointed by the	4
two houses of parliament	4
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and other christians in	4
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or persons of what	4
their forces for the	4
such person and persons	4
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printed for edward husband	4
copy of divers intercepted	4
the names of such	4
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any of the people	4
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the surrender of langford	4
the inviters of the	4
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highness with the consent	4
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of the late insurrections	4
lord lieutenant of ireland	4
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oliver a this text	4
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and hopefull succession of	4
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captain general of all	4
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the committee residing in	4
ends of the covenant	4
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papists and all other	4
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forces for the time	4
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present may for a	4
the officers and agitators	4
the name of the	4
the lavvs made against	4
and wales for eight	4
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letter from the right	4
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article of the peace	4
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proclamation prohibiting the disturbing	4
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the merchant adventurers of	4
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rupert and prince maurice	4
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westminster the th day	4
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of horse and foot	4
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the right honourable sir	4
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the forces of the	4
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may be given to	3
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late governour of ireland	3
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by any title whatsoever	3
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first day of january	3
excellencies entrance into edinburgh	3
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all and singular the	3
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though there was a	3
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the said governour and	3
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order of both houses	3
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the original text notes	3
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six hundred fifty seven	3
the fear of god	3
printed at the desire	3
desires to relieve ireland	3
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whole state of the	3
conversion pax qvaeritvr bello	3
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houses concerning the same	3
out of the cities	3
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the appointment of his	3
briefe observations concerning sir	3
the whole state of	3
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to the sea side	3
and the votes thereupon	3
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the earl of crawford	3
said commanders in chief	3
person and a parliament	3
incorporating the commonwealth flag	3
routing of sir jacob	3
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the peace concluded between	3
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i have to say	3
taking in and surrendring	3
of publique imployment in	3
upon the eighteenth day	3
repair unto their places	3
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commissioners for the excise	3
forces against his majesties	3
the other on tuesday	3
not to remove above	3
general cromwel now reported	3
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scotland relating to the	3
cromwell to the speaker	3
some briefe observations concerning	3
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of the committee at	3
ministers of the gospel	3
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between the said common	3
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his excellency concerning the	3
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of both houses concerning	3
the spirit of god	3
of the cities of	3
met you in this	3
obtained against the kings	3
to his excellency concerning	3
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i will tell you	3
and some briefe observations	3
and lines of communication	3
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and encouragers of the	3
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day of solemn fasting	3
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with a letter concerning	3
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two exact relations of	3
such person or persons	3
blanke in that sheete	3
well as other men	3
use of the parliament	3
be declared enemies to	3
highnesse the lord protectors	3
i must tell you	3
of scotland to assist	3
settlement of the government	3
of the letters of	3
generall cromwels letter to	3
belvoyr castle in leicestershire	3
and that worthy gentleman	3
or before munday the	3
bayliffs of westminster and	3
no by the lord	3
concerning the taking in	3
this week from france	3
ordered to be forthwith	3
within the late lines	3
mayor of the city	3
by a letter of	3
morgan and sir william	3
for the great victory	3
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to the end all	3
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assist the marquis of	3
summe of the charge	3
to be forthwith printed	3
that there is a	3
the ministers of christ	3
the said states general	3
that the extracts of	3
and the ministers therein	3
necessary provisions to mardike	3
relating to the proceedings	3
people of this commonwealth	3
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that the people and	3
from scotland relating to	3
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articles of agreement concerning	3
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the governor of berwick	3
the particulars about the	3
resolution of both houses	3
in the said act	3
to repair unto their	3
his excellencies entrance into	3
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colonell morgan and sir	3
within the said cities	3
cromwels entring the kingdom	3
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on both sides were	3
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and the whole dispatch	3
of the said victory	3
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of the packets this	3
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of the parliament and	3
together with a letter	3
for the future peace	3
scotland to assist the	3
that the commissioners for	3
the disbanding of the	3
and ordered to be	3
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the resolution of both	3
is authorized by the	3
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sir ralph hoptons army	3
painted chamber at their	3
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of sir jacob ashley	3
with the list of	3
cromwels letter to his	3
to the interest of	3
relations of the said	3
and that they have	3
concerning the executing of	3
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under my hand and	3
miles from the same	3
on or before munday	3
either of the said	3
reall syncere desires to	3
to the good of	3
title from caption and	3
peace concluded between this	3
the speaker of the	3
are not able to	3
the honourable house of	3
the world may know	3
if i be not	3
the state of the	3
and bayliffs of westminster	3
and published to prevent	3
the good people of	3
have just cause to	3
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the totall routing of	3
agitators to lieutenant generall	3
belonging to the kingdom	3
and ammunition also taken	3
original text notes for	3
i may say it	3
and every person and	3
letter to his excellency	3
of the commonwealth of	3
england and wales to	3
all and every person	3
of westminster and southwark	3
that they may be	3
letter concerning the taking	3
and not to remove	3
of the lords day	3
either by the printer	3
and require all and	3
contained in the originall	3
for the late seasonable	3
then sent to the	3
totall routing of sir	3
and profanation of the	3
houses upon the same	3
instigators and encouragers of	3
whole page left blanke	3
state of the west	3
profanation of the lords	3
the late seasonable rain	3
given under my hand	3
the impotent and aged	3
to the honourable house	3
impotent and aged poor	3
to be commanded to	3
nere knasby in northampton	3
since his excellencies entrance	3
the glory of god	3
have not so learned	3
and seale the eight	3
this government was under	3
our forces against his	3
i think it is	3
the hands of the	3
fourteenth of this instant	3
particulars about the disbanding	3
and about the city	3
single person and a	3
requite their stopping of	3
all other garisons belonging	3
together with his majesties	3
the end all persons	3
the service of ireland	3
for the impotent and	3
i have given you	3
of the said fellowship	3
agreement concerning the same	3
princes and sir ralph	3
and other acts of	3
divers members of parliament	3
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appointment of his excellency	3
abroad and at home	3
for the defence of	3
to the proceedings of	3
their places of abode	3
foot there taken prisoners	3
and the resolution of	3
op blazon or coat	3
wales to a day	3
both of horse and	3
the princes and sir	3
and to the end	3
there shall be a	3
honorable house of commons	3
left blanke in that	3
the taking of two	3
the whole dispatch from	3
to the use of	3
providing for the impotent	3
ammunition also taken by	3
to sir william armyn	3
as i have formerly	3
other english woollen manufactures	3
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printer or some others	3
also against those persons	3
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their people and subjects	3
page left blanke in	3
of the last times	3
persons of what degree	3
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the government of these	3
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future peace and settlement	3
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they have not been	3
and reall syncere desires	3
and the dominions thereto	3
stood very near him	3
arms incorporating the commonwealth	3
i thought fit to	3
and the lord lisle	3
names of such colonels	3
also taken by colonell	3
shire the fourteenth of	3
what you have been	3
to provide for the	3
exact relations of the	3
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i hope you will	3
the commonwealth of england	3
either of the common	3
for punishing of offenders	3
and punishing rogues and	3
and every of them	3
as it is in	3
late insurrections in this	3
to this very day	3
the commissioners for the	3
to publish and declare	3
syncere desires to relieve	3
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how both truth it	3
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to the said governour	3
by our forces against	3
garisons belonging to the	3
five miles from the	3
concerning sir hardresse waller	3
omitted in the printed	3
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the letters of the	3
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of his privy council	3
unto their places of	3
by colonell morgan and	3
for the right honorable	3
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of arms incorporating the	3
me to return this	3
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said governour and ministers	3
of two hundred horse	3
to lieutenant generall crumwell	3
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horse and foot there	3
in and surrendring of	3
of our lord god	3
by the house of	3
of the princes and	3
of the living god	3
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of estates of scotland	3
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both houses concerning the	3
and providing for the	3
to assist the marquis	3
particulars of the great	3
liberty of the people	3
and sir ralph hoptons	3
the articles of agreement	3
shall be proceeded against	3
witnesse to my self	3
of the said city	3
what persons on both	3
excellency the lord generall	3
quality and condition soever	3
all the particulars about	3
other garisons belonging to	3
of the publique peace	3
people of england and	3
require all and every	3
hands of the living	3
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of justice upon all	3
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observing the assize of	3
of divers members of	3
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the borders of scotland	3
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the honourable william lenthall	3
to requite their stopping	3
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generall cromwell to the	3
chamber at their dissolution	3
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of each commonwealth respectively	3
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the executing of justice	3
stopping of the packets	3
in the hands of	3
the future peace and	3
and that it may	3
the earl of lanerick	3
the towns of bervvick	3
upon monday the d	3
shall be attempted or	2
the authority of which	2
of the high court	2
of admiralty of england	2
made and concluded a	2
they will answer the	2
or one of them	2
side the cape of	2
staple towns of the	2
witness to my self	2
and if any person	2
places within the late	2
to whom the said	2
a good part of	2
his or their house	2
and welfare of this	2
this side the cape	2
and other such like	2
highness oliver lord protector	2
the other since the	2
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by the said minister	2
to be communicated to	2
expedient as this government	2
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the spirits of men	2
by you to this	2
eng fasts and feasts	2
monro and the forces	2
we yet know not	2
and souldiers under my	2
in all this time	2
all persons concerned may	2
in the authority of	2
printed by john field	2
command of sir thomas	2
a good understanding with	2
sometimes i thought of	2
time of the treaty	2
mo a wing f	2
by the which peace	2
the said six moneths	2
given at westminster the	2
the ordinances and acts	2
eleven of the clock	2
sides to meet here	2
may be taken thereof	2
consent of his council	2
eighteenth of may one	2
i list not to	2
be given to him	2
and kingdom of england	2
are to share with	2
i could wish that	2
and i may say	2
caption and opening line	2
the enemies of it	2
i can say it	2
oliver lord protector of	2
we do so too	2
the parliament and kingdom	2
of the kingdome under	2
what degree or quality	2
england concerning the taking	2
chief magistrate of these	2
be attempted or acted	2
good of this nation	2
doe hereby require all	2
and that the same	2
from whence they had	2
lord for his goodness	2
shall be declared enemies	2
of arms by the	2
they should have a	2
the gospel have been	2
be a beginning of	2
qvaeritvr bello olivarivs dei	2
the contrary at their	2
delivered over to posterity	2
hall the ninth day	2
of god in his	2
f category of texts	2
in a time when	2
dare say he attributes	2
in a war with	2
forces should march before	2
the lord protectors speech	2
your shoulders the interest	2
for the better discovery	2
the consciences of men	2
given at our palace	2
there should be a	2
as they will answer	2
to be given by	2
to be received thereinto	2
the right wing of	2
nothing to do with	2
to suppresse all tumults	2
people of god in	2
publique and private meetings	2
by the said generall	2
and those things are	2
proceeded against according to	2
god in the world	2
my selfe bound to	2
their faithfull declaring the	2
quaeries that were then	2
edinburgh whereunto are annexed	2
with the good hand	2
and all his guns	2
nominated on both sides	2
the ministers of the	2
of the said peace	2
in the severall counties	2
the will of god	2
and things therein contained	2
not so much as	2
c protector blazon or	2
i say it is	2
this victory in all	2
i can give him	2
as well in the	2
by sea and land	2
laws and ordinances of	2
and the good and	2
the vnited provinces of	2
i have communicated to	2
shall do any thing	2
in the point of	2
no rebel or declared	2
upon pretence or colour	2
do by these presents	2
six hundred and eleven	2
the presence of the	2
being twelve in number	2
the act of government	2
and of all the	2
if this one thing	2
officers of the army	2
it will be said	2
sought after and endeavoured	2
of malignants against the	2
car and major straughan	2
i shall be bold	2
which is an honest	2
men would praise the	2
give me leave to	2
of bristoll which was	2
application from time to	2
the castle of edinburgh	2
victory in all the	2
danger of the sea	2
original in harvard university	2
to the lord mayor	2
the kingdome under the	2
directions in order to	2
end all persons concerned	2
persons concerned may take	2
of the places aforesaid	2
the duke of yorkes	2
there had been no	2
i shall give you	2
speedily to suppresse all	2
of the great victory	2
all acts of hostility	2
letter from the lord	2
enemies in the late	2
of chief magistrate of	2
to share with him	2
to send a good	2
some parts of the	2
authority of which you	2
in any other place	2
which i have said	2
from the committee of	2
as to a man	2
towns of berwick and	2
next iustice of the	2
such an expedient as	2
of scotland at their	2
of those that have	2
avoid the danger of	2
set apart for a	2
that which i have	2
they are matters of	2
six hundred fifty two	2
of the said commissioners	2
i bear not witnesse	2
by john field for	2
before the iudges of	2
the children of men	2
day of this instant	2
before the said eighteenth	2
from livtenant generall cromwell	2
the said petition and	2
upon your shoulders the	2
member of the councell	2
by land or sea	2
shall by the said	2
of what degree or	2
the said ordinance of	2
protector blazon or coat	2
that they have been	2
in their several places	2
that restitution shall bee	2
nor cease to pursue	2
i met you in	2
from the governour of	2
publique thanksgiving to almighty	2
be set apart for	2
john latta sampled and	2
the th of march	2
in pursuance whereof i	2
hope you will be	2
cause to be apprehended	2
because they say so	2
put into your hands	2
that i told you	2
i doubt not but	2
printed for matthew walbancke	2
the ministers in england	2
of god in frustrating	2
is upon my heart	2
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of any of their	2
a war with france	2
the councel of war	2
good store of provisions	2
and ministers in their	2
annexed some quaeries that	2
and commons at derby	2
if the lord had	2
colonell robert hammmond his	2
of publique thanksgiving to	2
such ryotous and tumultuous	2
party in the north	2
the names of all	2
the major part of	2
works to the children	2
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to the contrary hereof	2
the said minister and	2
the old practice of	2
good people of this	2
will and pleasure to	2
the laws be duly	2
that friday being the	2
and opening line of	2
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of ireland to the	2
kingdom upon a due	2
to joine with the	2
and assisting to the	2
what hath been said	2
a beginning of a	2
in prosecuting the ends	2
fit to publish and	2
the pay of the	2
of every good man	2
of the treaty until	2
the midst of these	2
in the officers and	2
can be said to	2
be desired to preach	2
the committee of estates	2
good hand of god	2
and the lord lee	2
as in the suppressing	2
and in the mean	2
some in the army	2
whereof i doe hereby	2
in the kingdom of	2
the late unlawful engagement	2
o that men would	2
march now next coming	2
prohibiting horse races for	2
taking of bristoll which	2
that there was a	2
highness palace of westminster	2
the committee of lords	2
not speak against the	2
charge and require all	2
and i must say	2
and the people of	2
time of the said	2
if it be not	2
why should not we	2
wing f estc r	2
and the said states	2
and i could have	2
a member of the	2
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answer for these things	2
before the expiration of	2
between his excellency the	2
in my last speech	2
that is to say	2
to returne for england	2
peace of the nation	2
of an honest man	2
the said act further	2
and desire to preserve	2
writings and speeches of	2
and that i was	2
person of what degree	2
after the arrival of	2
about six miles from	2
ordinances and acts of	2
of a letter sent	2
upon our advance to	2
for the governour of	2
generall served you with	2
part of the lords	2
as soone as we	2
the government of the	2
these presents they are	2
and liberties of the	2
in the army concerning	2
manner to be given	2
and lose all such	2
the honourable the governour	2
we are confident that	2
to the peace and	2
to the disturbance of	2
iohn wright at the	2
should come upon us	2
mart and staple towns	2
the said cities of	2
restitution shall bee made	2
neer salisbury with the	2
the solemn league and	2
the year one thousand	2
parliament of england concerning	2
at our palace of	2
should march before eleven	2
latta sampled and proofread	2
andrew car and major	2
not being able to	2
at the signe of	2
to any such rebel	2
honourable the governour of	2
of parliament as also	2
day of march now	2
the just rights of	2
pas text and markup	2
good of these nations	2
with their rendition of	2
day of publique thanksgiving	2
of the enemies horse	2
to carry on the	2
painted chamber the one	2
faithfull declaring the will	2
and fully compleat it	2
the expectation of the	2
for his wonderfull works	2
committee of lords and	2
wonderfull works to the	2
in the field with	2
on both sides to	2
given to him in	2
the parliaments and some	2
the king of denmark	2
which shall be attempted	2
them shall at such	2
parliament or convention of	2
lieutenant of ireland to	2
in relation to the	2
the hearts of men	2
parliaments and some briefe	2
and suffer according as	2
lines of communication and	2
it again and again	2
all and every the	2
be delivered over to	2
of each party respectively	2
hundred fifty and five	2
be for the good	2
rendition of those towns	2
of the lord in	2
parts of the nation	2
to time of the	2
fairfax and the generall	2
or more defects per	2
it is not my	2
upon application from time	2
the dispensations of god	2
desired me to return	2
many signal providences of	2
desired to preach at	2
and know not what	2
for the right honourable	2
set a part for	2
send a good party	2
interest of the nation	2
i had in my	2
people that sent you	2
killed and tooke about	2
for the space of	2
to their first principles	2
from three miles short	2
i think i may	2
f the rate of	2
answer the contrary at	2
civilwar no whereas it	2
when they come to	2
that they should not	2
during the time aforesaid	2
they are not so	2
the disturbance of the	2
upon a du e	2
the said lord mayor	2
of the said poor	2
souldiers under my command	2
peace within the said	2
the signe of the	2
inhabitants of either of	2
obtained by the parliaments	2
and acts of hostility	2
other places on this	2
whereas it is in	2
to hang the equity	2
year one thousand six	2
of the councell of	2
the peace and welfare	2
shall at any time	2
they were at present	2
office of chief magistrate	2
of march now next	2
and that the said	2
thanksgiving for this victory	2
up a guard of	2
have proposed to them	2
but that i am	2
served you with all	2
quality or condition soever	2
of the english army	2
their rendition of those	2
into any of the	2
or councell of warre	2
and spirits of all	2
performed on the part	2
the painted chamber the	2
of original in harvard	2
as we are informed	2
up and down the	2
a government in the	2
the word of the	2
parliament for the excise	2
to the people of	2
it hath not been	2
during the space of	2
pretended forwardnesse and reall	2
old practice of malignants	2
colour of any horse	2
have or pretend to	2
hand of god towards	2
the forces of abingdon	2
the generall served you	2
thought fit to send	2
his face for a	2
bristoll which was contained	2
william dundas governour of	2
officers of the life	2
major part of them	2
to the honourable william	2
put an end to	2
him in this action	2
concerned may take notice	2
shall be bound to	2
i am confident you	2
to the end that	2
or a cleare discovery	2
as they tender the	2
welfare of this commonwealth	2
may be proceeded against	2
lord protector being informed	2
the commissioners of excise	2
in a just representative	2
aiding and assisting to	2
that which was the	2
officers souldiers under his	2
within either of them	2
if this be so	2
in respect of the	2
and the people and	2
these things to god	2
commanded to observe his	2
quartered about six miles	2
contrary to the government	2
declaring the will of	2
solemn league and covenant	2
what quality and condition	2
the good and welfare	2
in the simplicity of	2
last routed his army	2
judge as they please	2
you with the good	2
or attempted by any	2
ordered by the parliament	2
the people that sent	2
within the spare of	2
the said poor protestants	2
towns of the said	2
the lord fairfax lord	2
the ministers of edinburgh	2
in any other manner	2
said city of london	2
that i may be	2
the dominions of the	2
the arguments i used	2
i am in some	2
against the commissioners of	2
the office of chief	2
person and persons so	2
provinces of the low	2
and staple towns of	2
of all good men	2
the midst of us	2
to the honorable house	2
and speeches of oliver	2
none of your forces	2
of the said persons	2
iurisdictions of the united	2
he or they be	2
of any of our	2
through the blessing of	2
be sent to the	2
by the army under	2
to these with me	2
said lord mayor and	2
praise the lord for	2
that the two common	2
one hundred and forty	2
subjects of the magistrates	2
of merchants adventurers of	2
between his highness oliver	2
the lord protector being	2
sound in the faith	2
court of admiralty of	2
the ninth day of	2
the army under duke	2
a good proportion of	2
finish and fully compleat	2
forces of the king	2
will make himself known	2
for the interest of	2
had a war with	2
to prorogate the time	2
come to an agreement	2
i did not know	2
highness by the advice	2
of what quality we	2
prohibite and hinder the	2
to be a beginning	2
in answer to the	2
it should not be	2
of them being a	2
the danger of the	2
forty thousand pounds sterling	2
should usurpe the calling	2
shall for their respective	2
and he will make	2
or protect any person	2
leave any of them	2
a word or two	2
they may be proceeded	2
with the articles of	2
by these presents they	2
these things before you	2
as before the lord	2
and for his wonderfull	2
to deliver to the	2
hereby require all collonels	2
three miles short of	2
were a free parliament	2
the aldermen of the	2
of the lord protector	2
your interest in munster	2
army under duke hamilton	2
prosecuting the ends of	2
and xml conversion whereas	2
the same to bee	2
counties of the kingdome	2
for securing the peace	2
to a member of	2
communication and bills of	2
things you have proposed	2
of the duke of	2
of which we have	2
to the laws of	2
providences of god in	2
conversion whereas it hath	2
that they are not	2
of thanksgiving for this	2
and the comfort of	2
i am my lord	2
ingenuity in prosecuting the	2
his highness palace of	2
who dissented in parliament	2
they were to be	2
by the parliaments army	2
in the suppressing thereof	2
further then they were	2
that the lord mayor	2
his wonderfull works to	2
for the service of	2
by monro and the	2
other ministers of iustice	2
or under their power	2
we apprehend our selves	2
and that they are	2
and the aldermen of	2
it hath endeavoured to	2
peace and security of	2
and hinder the same	2
be restored to the	2
have been in the	2
council hereunto annexed inviting	2
it is agreed and	2
printed for iohn wright	2
i would be loth	2
the forces with him	2
and the forces with	2
to return this answer	2
to the houses of	2
designes now on foot	2
the utmost of our	2
sir andrew car and	2
the governor or chief	2
and condition soever they	2
not leave any of	2
three miles of leicester	2
the forces of sir	2
the one from livtenant	2
from the late engagement	2
of the truth of	2
at their backs to	2
any thing to the	2
consent of our council	2
dwelling within either of	2
for the prosecution of	2
between us and our	2
known integrity and ability	2
lords and commons at	2
that he that runs	2
th day of april	2
and the people shall	2
so that they are	2
it hath pleased almighty	2
together with my brethren	2
god in frustrating of	2
between the two armies	2
governor or chief magistrate	2
with any of the	2
of the said detention	2
bitterly threatned for their	2
kingdome under the power	2
your forces should march	2
and if there be	2
with or more defects	2
to the people or	2
he will make himself	2
of abingdon and gaunt	2
scorn and contempt of	2
and when it shall	2
esq speaker to the	2
lenthall esq speaker of	2
to examine and determine	2
would be loth to	2
an expedient as this	2
by the said ordinance	2
that it was impossible	2
by any person or	2
clock on wednesday morning	2
protectors speech to the	2
a good party of	2
chief of the english	2
churches in and about	2
the churches and chappells	2
the lord in his	2
or pretend to have	2
and suffer such other	2
people that have been	2
and the garisons of	2
fourteene dayes before the	2
and for which we	2
of the ordinances and	2
annexed inviting the people	2
carry on their design	2
the welfare and peace	2
to the prejudice of	2
ascended up on high	2
the minde of god	2
this was our condition	2
application made to them	2
we shall be as	2
iustice of the peace	2
house neer salisbury with	2
xml conversion severall letters	2
whether the king fled	2
you to this service	2
to speak to you	2
and quartered about six	2
rebells or fugitives of	2
e estc r this	2
and tooke two hundred	2
will answer the contrary	2
just cause to regreat	2
other but the hand	2
and bitterly threatned for	2
sir jacob ashley himselfe	2
what can be said	2
duty to let you	2
their pretended forwardnesse and	2
the eighth day of	2
of any persons whatsoever	2
iudges of the high	2
suffered by any person	2
the iudges of the	2
pretence or colour of	2
remaining party in the	2
some quaeries that were	2
have been caring for	2
assisting to the said	2
quality soever he or	2
people or inhabitants thereof	2
whether it hath been	2
the authority that called	2
or other english woollen	2
these things to you	2
i for my part	2
of the lords the	2
we had a war	2
or to the next	2
and when i say	2
will not give unto	2
the enemy from three	2
have made way for	2
peace of this kingdom	2
that ascended up on	2
and consent of his	2
the sonnes of jacob	2
for the honourable william	2
that the laws be	2
in the sight of	2
divers parts of this	2
of the vnited provinces	2
opening line of text	2
same to bee performed	2
with about one hundred	2
as a people that	2
as now they are	2
for this victory in	2
attributes all to god	2
advice of his privy	2
of england concerning the	2
whence they had it	2
army under the command	2
your entrance into the	2
in their several circuits	2
advice of our council	2
but of what quality	2
a door of hope	2
expresly charge and command	2
of the said common	2
will say this to	2
for iohn wright at	2
who went before us	2
the hand of the	2
and xml conversion commonwealth	2
ever they shall go	2
be suffered by any	2
two or three witnesses	2
the power and authority	2
a wing c a	2
of this commonwealth of	2
shipping to be commanded	2
of communication and bills	2
threatned for their faithfull	2
propositions to the parliaments	2
to be delivered into	2
the peace and security	2
the great victory obtained	2
had been no cause	2
of sir thomas fairfax	2
to preach at christ	2
john latta text and	2
many changes and turnings	2
to be by them	2
of a new army	2
and consent of our	2
the severall counties of	2
these with me whom	2
beginning of a new	2
of the same faith	2
by his highness speciall	2
eng england and wales	2
of the gospel have	2
to the parliaments and	2
i do not think	2
on the other hand	2
which they or any	2
the same faith with	2
in the love of	2
to say to you	2
of the said lines	2
subjects and inhabitants thereof	2
no whereas it hath	2
this hath been my	2
and william dundas governour	2
churches and chappels in	2
of what quality and	2
any of them shall	2
for the honourable the	2
upon the spirits of	2
this i am bold	2
you have proposed to	2
the high court of	2
th day of february	2
that no rebel or	2
hath pleased almighty god	2
john pas sampled and	2
peace and welfare of	2
at such a time	2
good and welfare of	2
most humble servant w	2
the defence of our	2
exercise the office of	2
to take notice of	2
or within their power	2
the thirtieth of may	2
many of them as	2
been caring for you	2
the laws and ordinances	2
that i bear not	2
may be brought to	2
practice of malignants against	2
wherein none are to	2
all such ryotous and	2
or for provision of	2
in harvard university libraries	2
people of this nation	2
to the end we	2
the several parts of	2
hammmond his unreasonable propositions	2
vnited provinces of the	2
the parlament beeing dissolved	2
coat of arms olivarivs	2
if you deny me	2
in such manner as	2
to be faithfull in	2
the carrying on of	2
the tenth day of	2
reason of the said	2
commissioners of the excise	2
was the old practice	2
the lord protector of	2
attempt any thing against	2
it had not been	2
time to time of	2
impose the name of	2
though it was not	2
and acts of parliament	2
would not have been	2
my duty to let	2
hereunto annexed inviting the	2
of christ in england	2
the prejudice of the	2
assemble or meet together	2
kingdom of scotland in	2
from caption and opening	2
text in the f	2
the form of which	2
all are my witnesses	2
said cities of london	2
it is further ordered	2
for all the time	2
is the prayer of	2
laid these things before	2
or dwelling within either	2
of each place respectively	2
lord protectors speech to	2
space of eight moneths	2
in his or their	2
from god and men	2
either of them respectively	2
and i think it	2
prosecute the remaining party	2
rossiter against prince rupert	2
it be of man	2
governour of the castle	2
chamber the one on	2
all that fear god	2
gentlemen of the said	2
on the behalf of	2
so many changes and	2
the said commissioners of	2
lord fairfax and the	2
of the councel of	2
be given by any	2
meet here at london	2
drew out to meet	2
of the th of	2
and to that end	2
which shipping to be	2
communicated to these with	2
and that no person	2
against the forces of	2
for a day of	2
adhering to their first	2
to the children of	2
and inhabitants of each	2
such tumults and ryots	2
to the end the	2
both sides to meet	2
pas sampled and proofread	2
because i would not	2
to impose the name	2
quality we yet know	2
salisbury with the articles	2
good party of horse	2
to bee performed and	2
parishes within the cities	2
the matters and things	2
parliament and kingdom of	2
have given you a	2
within the said city	2
of the good people	2
head in the old	2
prosecution of these things	2
an implicite consent of	2
lord mayor and bayliffs	2
to his highness council	2
condition soever they be	2
given at his highness	2
six and twentieth day	2
latta text and markup	2
said minister and church	2
gospel have been imprisoned	2
the due execution of	2
and it is further	2
to seek their bread	2
to such as have	2
the lord humby and	2
civilwar no severall letters	2
matters and things therein	2
or shall protect any	2
the grace of god	2
in the said garrison	2
dissented from the late	2
met with the like	2
have communicated to these	2
for these things to	2
with the enemies horse	2
declared enemy of the	2
said commissioners of the	2
of the said terme	2
acts of parliament for	2
day of thanksgiving for	2
and this hath been	2
have desired me to	2
treat each other with	2
of parliament for the	2
both by sea and	2
horse and dragoons under	2
to the laws and	2
the councell of state	2
upon their march towards	2
the space of eight	2
livtenant generall cromwell to	2
have the witness of	2
authority that called you	2
a day of publique	2
the next lords day	2
have a peace with	2
also another letter concerning	2
in the f category	2
such time have or	2
shall receive into any	2
as by the said	2
and whereas it is	2
no by his highness	2
cause to be shipped	2
the mart and staple	2
march before eleven of	2
of arms olivarivs dei	2
suffer according as in	2
army concerning their pretended	2
of the states of	2
out to meet us	2
speeches of oliver cromwell	2
if it may bee	2
first lines of text	2
if any person or	2
people in the world	2
the mean time they	2
pursuance whereof i doe	2
that are amongst us	2
another to love and	2
bear not witnesse to	2
of them shall at	2
horse races for six	2
not witnesse to my	2
the management of affairs	2
shall be bold to	2
prorogate the time of	2
the arrival of the	2
any other manner to	2
to him in this	2
and colonell robert hammmond	2
said petition and advice	2
of both the kingdoms	2
were more then our	2
i could have wished	2
the lord our god	2
any of the places	2
his highness speciall commandment	2
the towns of berwick	2
are like to be	2
and the parliament to	2
not give unto another	2
the liberty of england	2
at such time have	2
kingdom upon a du	2
the lord for his	2
the lord saith he	2
enemies of this commonwealth	2
the churches and chappels	2
the many signal providences	2
hall ordered by his	2
would praise the lord	2
and the lord mayor	2
as you found it	2
and not leave any	2
ninth day of august	2
to the borders of	2
and his generall councell	2
in the time of	2
several churches in and	2
for my part shall	2
by land and sea	2
if i should say	2
i have been caring	2
proclamation prohibiting horse races	2
but shall expresly and	2
and we shall be	2
the simplicity of my	2
high court of admiralty	2
affected to the peace	2
by all the enemies	2
john field for edward	2
by the earl of	2
lord fairfax lord generall	2
and that the people	2
declared enemies to both	2
one from livtenant generall	2
shall treat each other	2
for their faithfull declaring	2
in any place or	2
good proportion of money	2
it hath been an	2
deprived of their benefices	2
and quality soever to	2
that if any collonels	2
into edinburgh whereunto are	2
and the just rights	2
who have desired me	2
wright at the signe	2
scandall of the reformed	2
disturbance of the publique	2
to the committee of	2
power of the parliament	2
we trust he will	2
a part for a	2
the truth of that	2
and xml conversion his	2
tooke about five thousand	2
six miles from him	2
the army concerning their	2
against according to law	2
in england are my	2
signe of the kings	2
of the reformed kirks	2
the command of sir	2
so much as the	2
deal plainly with you	2
that they might not	2
or colour of any	2
left wing of horse	2
it ought to be	2
at that meeting i	2
to the scandall of	2
the praise of the	2
may take notice thereof	2
forces of abingdon and	2
all i have to	2
the cause of god	2
humby and the lord	2
pax qvaeritvr bello olivarivs	2
it will be found	2
shall at such time	2
of texts with or	2
texts with or more	2
hang the equity of	2
and twentieth day of	2
the shadow of other	2
well in the east	2
an account of our	2
the government by a	2
that it was not	2
printer to the honorable	2
that all and every	2
he attributes all to	2
that the people of	2
do any thing to	2
you have been doing	2
dundas governour of edinburgh	2
all and every housholder	2
the commander in chief	2
john pas text and	2
one another to love	2
any place or places	2
lose all such castles	2
lay down my life	2
together with the said	2
to the lord our	2
as shall by the	2
say he attributes all	2
souldiers under his command	2
parliament as also against	2
forwardnesse and reall syncere	2
in case the enemy	2
the scandall of the	2
england are my witnesses	2
it hath given us	2
several parts of this	2
to cause this proclamation	2
houses of parliament as	2
hath given us also	2
his generall councell of	2
his highness by the	2
desire to preserve the	2
to use their utmost	2
i reckon my self	2
shoulders the interest of	2
the better discovery of	2
that thursday next shall	2
the prayer of your	2
before eleven of the	2
of the affairs of	2
civilwar no by his	2
according to the laws	2