trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	123
english books online	108
england and wales	84
early works to	57
this text has	54
according to the	53
of the said	48
the lord protector	43
of the work	37
not been fully	36
the text can	36
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of creative commons	36
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tcp digital transcription	36
of the tcp	36
standardized format that	36
online text creation	36
from proquest page	36
even for commercial	36
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has not been	36
all without asking	36
or stationer meant	36
end users from	36
institutions providing financial	36
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reviewed and edited	36
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linguistically annotated with	36
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owned by the	36
earlyprint project evanston	36
digital transcription a	36
scanned from microfilm	36
easier to read	36
been tokenized and	36
english short title	36
an enriched version	36
the display of	36
version of the	36
pfs batch review	36
format that preserves	36
changes and metadata	36
markup reviewed and	36
iv tiff page	36
and xml conversion	36
fully proofread approx	36
short title catalog	36
of a text	36
by the institutions	36
i text is	36
can be copied	36
author or stationer	36
the work described	36
a standardized format	36
textual changes aim	36
the author or	36
the text the	36
text transcribed from	36
enriched version of	36
keyed and coded	36
display of a	36
the tcp digital	36
amateur and professional	36
text can be	36
terms of creative	36
is an enriched	36
suitable for network	36
from many walks	36
coded from proquest	36
and encoded edition	36
restoring the text	36
the early english	36
at making the	36
available for reuse	36
walks of life	36
metadata enrichments aim	36
work described above	36
collaborative curation by	36
by amateur and	36
text and markup	36
tokenized and linguistically	36
text creation partnership	36
keying and markup	36
at restoring the	36
above is co	36
the terms of	36
and professional end	36
edition of the	36
assigned for keying	36
many walks of	36
images scanned from	36
to the terms	36
books online text	36
encoded edition of	36
the text more	36
and linguistically annotated	36
encoded text transcribed	36
distributed and performed	36
standard spellings that	36
enrichments aim at	36
a of text	36
phase i text	36
the institutions providing	36
transcription a of	36
the english short	36
includes standard spellings	36
text has not	36
more computationally tractable	36
stationer meant to	36
professional end users	36
this keyboarded and	36
and markup reviewed	36
this phase i	36
without asking permission	36
spellings that support	36
financial support to	36
tcp assigned for	36
to the early	36
annotated with morphadorner	36
a text in	36
sampled and proofread	36
text more computationally	36
text the author	36
text is an	36
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keyboarded and encoded	36
text is available	36
the annotation includes	36
changes aim at	36
support the display	36
curation by amateur	36
textual changes and	36
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annotation includes standard	36
users from many	36
support to the	36
text r in	35
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r in the	35
mo a wing	34
to his highness	33
of the people	32
by the protector	32
of the peace	31
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the time of	26
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of the army	25
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in the british	24
the united provinces	24
covantage keyed and	23
tiff page image	23
apex covantage keyed	23
the british library	23
by henry hills	23
henry hills and	23
by his highness	23
r this keyboarded	22
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the original in	22
estc r this	22
at the time	22
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highness the lord	22
his highness the	21
printed by henry	21
reproduction of the	21
of his highness	21
one thousand six	20
of the common	19
lines of communication	19
of these nations	19
hills and john	19
and john field	19
the house of	19
thousand six hundred	19
text in the	19
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a this text	18
lords and commons	18
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of texts with	18
were recorded as	18
known defects that	18
printed and published	18
gap elements at	18
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time of transcription	18
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of the parliament	18
defects that were	18
rate of defects	18
the rate of	18
that were recorded	18
no known defects	18
recorded as gap	18
elements at the	18
the peace of	17
person or persons	17
to the parliament	17
of the nation	17
by the lord	17
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the parliament in	16
of the kingdom	16
the advice of	16
wealth of england	16
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the lords and	16
declaration of his	16
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wing c thomason	16
of the lords	16
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the city of	15
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of the lord	15
city of london	15
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of this commonwealth	15
speaker of the	14
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coat of arms	14
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kingdom of england	14
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of this nation	14
of the netherlands	14
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the states general	14
given at white	14
eng great britain	14
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mona logarbo text	13
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r ocm this	13
the forces of	13
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commonwealth and protectorate	13
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ocm this keyboarded	13
tiff page images	13
the name of	13
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logarbo text and	13
mona logarbo sampled	13
estc r ocm	13
that they have	13
to the said	12
sir thomas fairfax	12
on both sides	12
printed by william	12
dated at end	12
in the world	12
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ordered by the	12
the good of	12
of london and	12
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cities of london	12
the th of	12
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of all the	12
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of this common	11
it hath pleased	11
the enemies of	11
if it be	11
have been of	11
no by the	11
and his highness	11
and to the	11
parliament of england	11
the year of	11
of this instant	11
c the rate	11
of our lord	11
on thomason copy	11
and for the	11
year of our	11
annotation on thomason	11
that i have	11
that of the	11
as it is	11
your most humble	11
to the end	11
i have not	11
peace of this	11
the c category	11
a day of	11
of the government	10
and the lord	10
of the clock	10
gard and henry	10
interest of the	10
the earl of	10
in the painted	10
politics and government	10
advice of his	10
of the house	10
states general of	10
and henry hills	10
they have been	10
late lines of	10
of god in	10
at any time	10
general of the	10
most humble servant	10
the honorable william	10
there was a	10
and that of	10
the cities of	10
in all the	10
concerning the taking	10
letter to the	10
in order to	10
the interest of	10
any of them	10
day of thanksgiving	10
to the lord	9
contrary to the	9
and commons assembled	9
i did not	9
for the good	9
all other persons	9
as i have	9
hath pleased the	9
houses of parliament	9
list of the	9
all the particulars	9
the hands of	9
and with the	9
the blessing of	9
his highness doth	9
the taking of	9
i do not	9
the painted chamber	9
in the morning	9
the committee at	9
by the said	9
and the parliament	9
to be a	9
the marquis of	9
his highness and	9
of the same	9
for the better	9
people or inhabitants	9
it hath been	9
you have been	9
charge and command	9
kingdom of scotland	9
day of may	9
highness and the	9
wing c estc	9
and by their	9
c estc r	9
from the right	8
time to time	8
depart out of	8
the names of	8
spi global keyed	8
cromwells letter to	8
party or his	8
in the mean	8
lord protector of	8
lords the states	8
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been of the	8
of this kingdom	8
berwick and carlisle	8
global keyed and	8
and i think	8
protector of the	8
many of them	8
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proclamation commanding all	8
as i said	8
the right honorable	8
to my self	8
letter of the	8
officers of col	8
the people or	8
blessing of god	8
the people and	8
the command of	8
the peace made	8
honorable william lenthall	8
letter from the	8
and not to	8
commanding all papists	8
a proclamation prohibiting	8
th of august	8
of his council	8
by their act	8
generall cromwells letter	8
to the people	8
committee at derby	8
parliament in and	8
ought to be	8
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proclamation of the	8
belonging to the	8
from the committee	8
date the th	8
parliament in the	8
governour of edinburgh	8
pleased the parliament	8
bearing date the	8
from time to	8
of the excise	8
and the people	8
the lord mayor	8
whereas it hath	8
of edinburgh castle	8
and other officers	8
of his excellency	8
or his sons	8
the lords the	8
that no person	8
act bearing date	8
or any of	8
in the said	8
their act bearing	8
this instant iune	8
any person or	8
they are not	7
eighteenth day of	7
sent to the	7
or in any	7
to pay the	7
ordinance of the	7
marquis of argyle	7
and i hope	7
william lenthall esq	7
particulars of the	7
council of state	7
in parliament assembled	7
of those that	7
of the officers	7
any of their	7
as in the	7
might have been	7
execution of the	7
people of this	7
of the other	7
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generall councell of	7
adventurers of england	7
or any other	7
horse and foot	7
commons in parliament	7
and all the	7
the ministers of	7
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the laws and	7
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the liberty of	7
that which i	7
for the time	7
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hundred fifty and	7
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that have been	7
the lord generall	7
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the mean time	7
to be the	7
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of oliver cromwell	7
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of the gospel	7
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the lines of	7
victory obtained by	7
it should be	7
the government of	7
by reason of	7
to the house	7
that they may	7
that he hath	7
consent of his	7
speech to the	7
that there is	7
person and persons	7
councell of the	7
day of february	7
within the said	7
the committee of	7
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state of the	7
my self to	7
the lord lieutenant	6
lord mayor of	6
not to pay	6
notes for div	6
inhabitants of either	6
any the receipts	6
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scotland and ireland	6
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those that are	6
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iustices of the	6
the peace and	6
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of berwick and	6
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publique day of	6
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your humble servant	5
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the duke of	4
the honourable william	4
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right honourable sir	4
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of them to	4
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prince rupert and	4
westminster the th	4
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such person and	4
highnes with the	4
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the council hereunto	4
think it is	4
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