trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	99
the earle of	88
earle of essex	85
english books online	81
this text has	39
earl of essex	38
house of commons	36
according to the	33
the earl of	32
the house of	28
not been fully	27
pfs batch review	27
includes standard spellings	27
this phase i	27
based collaborative curation	27
kb of xml	27
of a text	27
the terms of	27
in a standardized	27
enriched version of	27
and professional end	27
format that preserves	27
textual changes aim	27
display of a	27
english short title	27
the institutions providing	27
and suitable for	27
annotated with morphadorner	27
proquest page images	27
that support the	27
the author or	27
professional end users	27
a of text	27
walks of life	27
this text is	27
and metadata enrichments	27
keyboarded and encoded	27
the annotation includes	27
restoring the text	27
is an enriched	27
the work described	27
users from many	27
meant to publish	27
online text creation	27
encoded edition of	27
scanned from microfilm	27
at restoring the	27
the early english	27
keying and markup	27
all without asking	27
above is co	27
has not been	27
books online text	27
sampled and proofread	27
support to the	27
an enriched version	27
without asking permission	27
can be copied	27
text in a	27
metadata enrichments aim	27
at making the	27
end users from	27
phase i text	27
enrichments aim at	27
been fully proofread	27
and markup reviewed	27
encoded text transcribed	27
providing financial support	27
owned by the	27
even for commercial	27
from proquest page	27
markup reviewed and	27
the english short	27
text r in	27
terms of creative	27
text has not	27
more computationally tractable	27
institutions providing financial	27
the text can	27
a standardized format	27
of text r	27
digital transcription a	27
by amateur and	27
spellings that support	27
changes and metadata	27
the tcp digital	27
iv tiff page	27
or stationer meant	27
short title catalog	27
and encoded edition	27
suitable for network	27
of creative commons	27
version of the	27
changes aim at	27
standard spellings that	27
a text in	27
been tokenized and	27
tokenized and linguistically	27
financial support to	27
text is an	27
support the display	27
the text the	27
fully proofread approx	27
earlyprint project evanston	27
reviewed and edited	27
easier to read	27
text has been	27
of the house	27
author or stationer	27
from many walks	27
i text is	27
of the work	27
and coded from	27
text and markup	27
amateur and professional	27
tcp assigned for	27
making the text	27
for commercial purposes	27
the text more	27
r in the	27
annotation includes standard	27
that preserves archaic	27
text can be	27
mo a wing	27
for keying and	27
the text has	27
distributed and performed	27
by the institutions	27
the display of	27
to the early	27
is available for	27
aim at making	27
edition of the	27
assigned for keying	27
work described above	27
coded from proquest	27
curation by amateur	27
and xml conversion	27
tcp digital transcription	27
and linguistically annotated	27
text the author	27
aim at restoring	27
preserves archaic forms	27
has been tokenized	27
text transcribed from	27
text more computationally	27
standardized format that	27
available for reuse	27
in the english	27
many walks of	27
to the terms	27
keyed and coded	27
stationer meant to	27
transcription a of	27
described above is	27
text is available	27
this keyboarded and	27
linguistically annotated with	27
of the tcp	27
textual changes and	27
text creation partnership	27
images scanned from	27
collaborative curation by	27
a letter from	26
the lords and	24
lords and commons	24
of the army	23
a wing e	23
early works to	22
robert earle of	21
houses of parliament	21
generall of the	21
tiff page images	20
robert earl of	20
to the earle	20
his excellency robert	20
from his excellency	19
the defence of	19
for the defence	19
commons in parliament	18
of a letter	18
r ocm this	17
e estc r	17
ocm this keyboarded	17
king and parliament	17
estc r ocm	17
defence of the	16
be forthwith printed	16
category of texts	15
of texts with	15
a letter sent	15
the rate of	15
rate of defects	15
text in the	15
this text in	15
of original in	15
puts this text	15
reproduction of original	15
the citizens of	15
the king and	15
of defects per	15
words puts this	15
from the earl	14
the protestant religion	14
wing e estc	14
letter of the	14
the city of	14
copy of a	14
the kings army	14
letter sent from	14
england and wales	14
of the protestant	13
of essex to	13
printed and published	13
from his excellencie	13
against the parliament	13
the county of	13
ordered by the	13
original in the	13
of the cavaliers	13
covantage keyed and	13
in the same	13
apex covantage keyed	13
excellency robert earle	13
elements at the	12
were recorded as	12
has no known	12
of this kingdome	12
time of transcription	12
at the time	12
the same manner	12
to his excellency	12
that were recorded	12
defects that were	12
citizens of london	12
known defects that	12
a this text	12
of essex his	12
gap elements at	12
eng great britain	12
recorded as gap	12
no known defects	12
forthwith printed and	12
the time of	12
text has no	12
by his excellency	12
of the city	12
as gap elements	12
the th of	11
both houses of	11
the manner of	11
of his majesties	11
in the british	11
sent from his	11
and commons in	11
the british library	11
letter from the	11
the counties of	10
the lord of	10
between and defects	10
in thomason collection	10
estc r this	10
with between and	10
of the kingdome	10
parliament of england	10
the said city	10
texts with between	10
imployed for the	10
part of the	10
original in thomason	10
duke of yorke	10
with his forces	10
pieces of ordnance	10
the two houses	10
r this keyboarded	10
the parliament of	10
to the kings	10
civilwar no a	10
and defects per	10
a proclamation by	9
of both houses	9
reproduction of the	9
letter from his	9
and all other	9
wing e thomason	9
captain generall of	9
xml conversion a	9
member of the	9
of a this	9
earle of forth	9
of the original	9
of the king	9
that the lord	9
under my command	9
the original in	9
the copy of	9
of the severall	9
letter sent to	9
earl of a	9
to the lord	9
to the citizens	9
a member of	9
logarbo text and	8
printed for t	8
lords and gentlemen	8
to the counties	8
of all the	8
that letter sent	8
mona logarbo sampled	8
proclamation by his	8
of the kings	8
logarbo sampled and	8
the commons in	8
written from his	8
of the towne	8
divers lords and	8
his excellencies letter	8
of the of	8
the english nation	8
excellencies letter of	8
the losse of	8
order of the	8
relation of the	8
the lord generall	8
him from the	8
the of ianuary	8
of the parliament	8
letter written from	8
sent to him	8
to him from	8
essex to the	8
and love to	8
upon that letter	8
by the commons	8
from the prince	8
mona logarbo text	8
his highnesse prince	8
by his excellence	8
a letter written	8
together with the	7
the command of	7
state of the	7
and it is	7
and the lord	7
in the presence	7
before hee marched	7
given under my	7
dominion of wales	7
of the earle	7
in the county	7
a copy of	7
huber text and	7
horse and foot	7
for the king	7
that it is	7
wherein is declared	7
excellency robert earl	7
the speaker of	7
his highnesse answer	7
hee marched forth	7
morning before hee	7
i do hereby	7
speaker of the	7
city of london	7
tiff page image	7
aptara keyed and	7
the kings most	7
huber sampled and	7
civilwar no the	7
and the earle	7
and by him	7
xml conversion the	7
kings most excellent	7
commons assembled in	7
under my hand	7
with the losse	7
spi global keyed	7
my hand and	7
the morning before	7
of the said	7
sir philip stapleton	7
out of the	7
with his highnesse	7
his excellency the	7
marched forth with	7
troops of horse	7
global keyed and	7
the presence of	7
forth with his	7
propositions to the	6
every of them	6
lord of rochford	6
officers and souldiers	6
highnesse answer thereunto	6
be put to	6
so many of	6
captaine generall of	6
c category of	6
his king and	6
and to the	6
out of ireland	6
under the command	6
speech in the	6
and dominion of	6
whereunto is annexed	6
the souldiers on	6
souldiers on tuesday	6
death in the	6
gentlemen at oxford	6
the examination of	6
in the c	6
shall be taken	6
his excellence the	6
two houses of	6
to the souldiers	6
sir samuel luke	6
his majesties army	6
of essex the	6
and i do	6
by the lord	6
and gentlemen at	6
by the lords	6
on tuesday last	6
garden to the	6
the preservation of	6
and divers lords	6
actions of the	6
sent to the	6
of the lords	6
to be put	6
and commons assembled	6
put to death	6
by the parliament	6
many of the	6
c the rate	6
highnesse prince rupert	6
the proceedings of	6
excellence the earle	6
and every of	6
and command all	6
to god and	6
his excellencie the	6
the c category	6
of england and	6
is his excellencies	6
the kings forces	6
by sir philip	6
essex the morning	6
to death in	6
of the clock	6
true and reall	5
to sir william	5
judith siefring text	5
sir william waller	5
the cavaliers at	5
the lord major	5
by the earle	5
instructions to the	5
siefring sampled and	5
conversion a letter	5
of almighty god	5
a letter of	5
raised for the	5
that the kings	5
the humble petition	5
proclamation to prevent	5
to his king	5
army imployed for	5
his late siege	5
ordnance against the	5
in plundering the	5
against his majesty	5
affected people in	5
the officers of	5
his loyaltie and	5
england and dominion	5
to prevent plundering	5
act of parliament	5
it is his	5
propositions propounded to	5
residing in the	5
a true and	5
of quality residing	5
his excellencies pleasure	5
committee of the	5
spoken by his	5
come out of	5
county of essex	5
the inhabitants of	5
taken at northampton	5
gentleman of quality	5
petition of the	5
proceedings of the	5
them to subscribe	5
by his majesties	5
relation of his	5
excellency the earle	5
all officers and	5
the papists and	5
any of them	5
hand and seale	5
barbarous actions of	5
reall relation of	5
the rebels of	5
judith siefring sampled	5
and reall relation	5
the kingdome of	5
that they have	5
those who have	5
in the army	5
and the parliament	5
person or persons	5
as well as	5
order for the	5
of his excellencie	5
the cavaliers and	5
siefring text and	5
the lawes of	5
love to his	5
a vvorthy speech	5
to his highnesse	5
liberties of the	5
power of the	5
consisting of about	5
the true and	5
the maintenance of	5
the head of	5
propounded by the	5
shall be ready	5
in the said	5
humble petition of	5
given to the	5
the army raised	5
of the cause	5
counties of derby	5
with his majesties	5
from the earle	5
of the true	5
to the gentlemen	5
the army imployed	5
propounded to his	5
on this side	5
at his late	5
their men in	5
earle of northumberland	5
their ordnance against	5
your assured friend	5
the advancement of	5
with the like	5
papists and ill	5
quality residing in	5
no a letter	5
the barbarous actions	5
the parliament forces	5
your lordships letter	5
people in the	5
advancement of the	5
officers of his	5
there should be	5
the power of	5
excellencie the earle	5
most excellent maiesty	5
the lord sey	5
presented to his	5
set their men	5
plundering the houses	5
of those who	5
loyaltie and love	5
sent by sir	5
his speech to	4
be bought with	4
assembled in parliament	4
in the d	4
forces from northampton	4
d category of	4
army raised and	4
examination of joshua	4
councell of the	4
in battle array	4
to the said	4
to enter into	4
taken in hostility	4
resolution for the	4
his excellencje the	4
text notes for	4
wellcome newes from	4
of joshua hill	4
prisoners remaining in	4
served his majesty	4
the parliaments resolution	4
late siege at	4
are to be	4
who it is	4
printed at london	4
to this committee	4
lievtenants of the	4
horse or foot	4
or to be	4
his sacred majesty	4
their full will	4
as they would	4
they would have	4
after proclamation hereof	4
which his majesty	4
div a e	4
enter into a	4
causing them to	4
and causing them	4
from his majesty	4
vvorthy speech spoken	4
maintenance of the	4
artilrie garden to	4
a commission forthwith	4
of souldiers come	4
of his incompassing	4
the original text	4
the sending of	4
printed for edward	4
the trained bands	4
hostility against the	4
him to peace	4
by order of	4
to prince rupert	4
majesties propositions to	4
justnesse of the	4
death of souldiers	4
by act of	4
the artilrie garden	4
doubt not but	4
proceedings in yorkshire	4
earl of northumberland	4
vvith his five	4
true state of	4
other parts of	4
the pretended houses	4
relating the true	4
to anthony nicoll	4
king and countrey	4
ordinance of both	4
true and full	4
the committee of	4
refuse to contribute	4
of horse and	4
to death of	4
sending of a	4
bought with part	4
jewels of the	4
directed to the	4
have commanded me	4
tvvo proclamations by	4
common councell of	4
parts of this	4
the one from	4
the true state	4
his excellency to	4
who have been	4
the act of	4
his arrivall at	4
printed for h	4
robert his speech	4
an ordinance of	4
by robert earl	4
for every officer	4
and his excellences	4
commission forthwith to	4
do hereby declare	4
his five propositions	4
two regiments of	4
from his maiesty	4
command of his	4
printed by leonard	4
it is that	4
already plundered above	4
their two regiments	4
his departure from	4
also the manner	4
and horse for	4
time to time	4
his instructions to	4
the true relation	4
the honorable house	4
earle of holland	4
of his armie	4
letters from his	4
they declare their	4
is further ordered	4
this is the	4
barrels of powder	4
sallied out of	4
declared the true	4
a proclamation to	4
fourth day of	4
of the county	4
the prisoners remaining	4
true relation of	4
a party of	4
five propositions propounded	4
for reducing newcastle	4
to be bought	4
pretended houses of	4
the parliament to	4
confirmed in the	4
speech spoken by	4
of the subject	4
excellencje the earl	4
prince robert his	4
desire you to	4
his forces from	4
a war against	4
every officer and	4
manner of the	4
proclamation hereof made	4
and wellcome newes	4
eng england and	4
day of february	4
essex his speech	4
newes from his	4
by the earl	4
of the militia	4
upon their guard	4
county of warwick	4
to the two	4
for the future	4
the parts adjacent	4
honorable house of	4
proclamations by his	4
from time to	4
they and every	4
presence of the	4
putting to death	4
war against the	4
nevves from york	4
arrivall at worcester	4
they have underwrit	4
to his armie	4
in hostility against	4
a gentleman of	4
on saterday last	4
league and covenant	4
that almighty god	4
is declared the	4
and full relation	4
of two famous	4
money and horse	4
which they had	4
his incompassing the	4
speech to the	4
kings army neare	4
affected persons in	4
full will and	4
declare their full	4
his majesties proceedings	4
and the great	4
and imployed for	4
to contribute money	4
with a letter	4
parliaments resolution to	4
horse for the	4
of the e	4
to defend the	4
concerning the putting	4
that they are	4
excellences answer thereunto	4
letter from a	4
it hath been	4
quarter given to	4
the jewels of	4
and souldiers of	4
of the disarming	4
will not suffer	4
his speech in	4
nicholas his letter	4
of the papists	4
head of his	4
printed for edw	4
officers and commanders	4
for not contributing	4
the like miseries	4
the disarming of	4
essex at lestithen	4
of the prisoners	4
essex his loyaltie	4
souldiers come out	4
from the original	4
to the county	4
in the justnesse	4
resolution to the	4
of the late	4
as he hath	4
and from the	4
d the rate	4
the true protestant	4
parliament and kingdom	4
party of the	4
and of the	4
his majesties command	4
incompassing the kings	4
from a gentleman	4
men in battle	4
of the land	4
from the parliament	4
siege at shrewsbury	4
from his excellencje	4
inviting him to	4
the greatest part	4
being a true	4
in the artilrie	4
disarming of the	4
generall of all	4
seizing the goods	4
be ready to	4
and therefore i	4
for it is	4
as shall be	4
and other well	4
for edward husbands	4
most hapy and	4
i doubt not	4
lawes of the	4
londons resolution for	4
cause so many	4
stand upon their	4
with part of	4
of the counties	4
hapy and wellcome	4
since his departure	4
cavaliers at yorke	4
this twenty fourth	4
would have them	4
before his arrivall	4
true protestant religion	4
the justnesse of	4
manner of his	4
terrible nevves from	4
by leonard lichfield	4
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notes for div	4
officers of the	4
will and pleasure	4
of commons and	4
the like proceedings	4
your lordship hath	4
original text notes	4
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of a commission	4
of the pretended	4
which is the	4
for div a	4
your humble servant	4
where with men	4
and the parts	4
faith and love	4
his excellences answer	4
twenty fourth day	4
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preach as they	4
of the crowne	4
of ireland taken	4
his majesties propositions	4
contrary to the	4
god and men	4
to the aforesaid	4
and liberties of	4
the d category	4
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concerning his majesties	4
persons in lincolnshire	4
essex to his	4
all the forces	4
of essex at	4
and equall exchange	4
and seale at	4
to maintaine a	4
all good men	4
the letters from	4
at his quarters	4
army neare the	4
th of september	4
goods of any	4
relation to the	4
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the putting to	4
to his sacred	4
of this instant	4
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solemn league and	4
from the officers	4
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commons and citie	3
sea and land	3
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particular order and	3
they shall not	3
the passages at	3
citizens that refuse	3
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manner of their	3
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to an ordinance	3
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souldiers of horse	3
the like number	3
to be transported	3
him prescribed to	3
majesties resident with	3
honourable house of	3
by sea and	3
their corne and	3
drop of blood	3
earl of d	3
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the honourable house	3
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i received your	3
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twenty citizens houses	3
day of june	3
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god to defend	3
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money to maintain	3
one of the	3
from your lordship	3
remarkeable passages with	3
priviledges of parliament	3
all their corne	3
miseries and calamities	3
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and that they	3
in a very	3
collonell langham drew	3
on sabbath day	3
twenty three men	3
b the rate	3
upon the jewels	3
behalfe of all	3
love to god	3
pillage hurst of	3
earl of c	3
throughout all england	3
shall be given	3
the truth against	3
the severall regiments	3
imprisoning the persons	3
and raise the	3
a repulse and	3
withstand the cavaliers	3
maintaine a war	3
late skirmish at	3
by collonell chomley	3
to the same	3
to receive the	3
to the speaker	3
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great skirmish which	3
e thomason e	3
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rupert concerning the	3
for money and	3
the state of	3
with two other	3
chomley at hurst	3
and duty which	3
to subscribe for	3
of the th	3
it is further	3
in parliament for	3
together with two	3
defend the truth	3
forthwith to sir	3
in your lordships	3
into a solemne	3
and his countrey	3
in the morning	3
your lordships humble	3
against the popish	3
texts with fewer	3
from yorke concerning	3
counties to withstand	3
money to maintaine	3
collonell chomley at	3
the said towne	3
the states of	3
likewise the manner	3
what skirmishes he	3
for the better	3
truth against the	3
and parliaments forces	3
that this proclamation	3
and what skirmishes	3
conceived to be	3
clock in the	3
prescribed to be	3
oath with god	3
numbers of horse	3
they have done	3
commanders and souldiers	3
like miseries and	3
kingdomes of england	3
raising two half	3
his majesties secretary	3
between a party	3
of c the	3
obedience and subjection	3
thomason e estc	3
city of gloucester	3
to be confirmed	3
seven troops of	3
a royall protestation	3
for the same	3
every particular order	3
by the provost	3
and that you	3
long as he	3
sabbath day the	3
and got beyond	3
skirmishes he had	3
and collonell langham	3
other orders of	3
so long as	3
gentry of the	3
who came to	3
that they shall	3
states of the	3
some of them	3
his faith and	3
also how sir	3
counties throughout all	3
of commons in	3
be sold at	3
the sight of	3
how sir john	3
to use their	3
are many hundreds	3
also how they	3
to the house	3
prevent the like	3
to maintain the	3
the horses or	3
two famous victories	3
and planting their	3
to be raised	3
that shall be	3
in the behalfe	3
with the citizens	3
of essex since	3
the persons of	3
which have relation	3
pleasure that this	3
by the cavileers	3
secretary to his	3
many hundreds of	3
solemne oath with	3
from northampton on	3
an order of	3
two other orders	3
the lord maior	3
his majesty having	3
with fewer than	3
all other officers	3
diverse godly and	3
a order for	3
vvherein is declared	3
for the defense	3
severall and respective	3
repulse and shut	3
the b category	3
that he would	3
of london concerning	3
he hath one	3
of the aldermen	3
borne in ireland	3
to the great	3
maintain the foresaid	3
the counties to	3
corne and hay	3
and imprisoned diverse	3
in parliament assembled	3
being the day	3
rochford at twyford	3
that we will	3
rebellion in ireland	3
whom it may	3
the great affront	3
of any person	3
in that county	3
skirmish at chinner	3
on munday sept	3
the forces raised	3
and blovdy news	3
that refuse to	3
citie of london	3
to his majesty	3
and commons of	3
have relation to	3
every such person	3
in his veins	3
orders of the	3
was given to	3
ireland taken prisoners	3
of the good	3
contribution for sick	3
out their two	3
which is conceived	3
godly and religious	3
samuel luke at	3
shut up the	3
all the kings	3
many remarkeable passages	3
and to enter	3
diverse other counties	3
with the numbers	3
sent from holland	3
in a readinesse	3
stapleton to his	3
he routed all	3
not suffer the	3
exceeding joyfull nevves	3
to withstand the	3
in the b	3
of twenty three	3
obtained by the	3
excellencies pleasure that	3
to send a	3
and the committees	3
concerning the great	3
for a contribution	3
ordering of the	3
his march towards	3
how the citizens	3
calamities in other	3
fored them to	3
his excellencie robert	3
had been done	3
in those parts	3
his majesty to	3
men he gave	3
they will not	3
souldiers under the	3
remaining in their	3
no a proclamation	3
vnto the speaker	3
require and command	3
which was given	3
they fored them	3
and shut up	3
sick souldiers under	3
hundreds of carbines	3
or any of	3
luke at his	3
to sir will	3
they had at	3
he was to	3
any the horses	3
be transported to	3
at the same	3
london concerning his	3
to burne the	3
declared that there	3
his royall majesty	3
or goods of	3
boswell his majesties	3
excellency to the	3
his commanders and	3
order and duty	3
transported to england	3
to kill diverse	3
one drop of	3
passages at sherbourn	3
of the committee	3
likevvise terrible and	3
excellence expects to	3
sir john meldrum	3
that they may	3
themselves with the	3
terrible and blovdy	3
routed all the	3
it shall please	3
on saturday being	3
to your lordship	3
with the enemy	3
the other from	3
joyfull nevves from	3
substance of a	3
by his commanders	3
and for a	3
likewise the proceedings	3
the foresaid war	3
at this time	3
severall regiments of	3
b category of	3
shall be held	3
to the earl	3
had in his	3
is this day	3
declareth himself to	3
marching out with	3
wherein they declare	3
be raised for	3
the ordering of	3
resolution to take	3
regiments of horse	3
of those citizens	3
the substance of	3
which sallied out	3
excellency declareth himself	3
declaration from both	3
parliament for a	3
of this army	3
and calamities in	3
resident with the	3
and a very	3
threaten to kill	3
taken by the	3
any pretence whatsoever	3
any person or	3
order to print	3
the said earle	3
against the cavaleers	3
wherein his excellency	3
and are to	3
lincoln and gentry	3
god and his	3
pleasure to unite	3
to be sold	3
that this be	3
is annexed many	3
of this parliament	3
to be made	3
had at the	3
also the earle	3
fewer than defects	3
i shall desire	3
these be forthwith	3
with a royall	3
yorke concerning the	3
take and pillage	3
essex vnto the	3
contribute money to	3
to stand upon	3
to the honourable	3
command all officers	3
from both houses	3
manifested his faith	3
northampton on munday	3
his marching out	3
they were in	3
as they have	3
the well affected	3
for the printing	3
and liberties are	3
losse of twenty	3
the united provinces	3
a resolution to	3
the citizens gave	3
this day ordered	3
langham drew out	3
him to be	3
of blood in	3
and therefore do	3
his majesties royall	3
of our power	3
concerning the advancement	3
fought by collonell	3
both by his	3
of horse that	3
with the true	3
and common councell	3
it is this	3
be confirmed in	3
subscribed by the	3
the popish army	3
born in ireland	3
to take and	3
to be so	3
essex his instructions	3
murthered in cold	3
of the whole	3
his excellency declareth	3
that there are	3
seale at armes	3
be published by	3
a declaration from	3
diverse of the	3
the same time	3
essex since his	3
to the army	3
army towards oxford	3
is resolved to	3
in guild hall	3
persons of those	3
famous victories obtained	3
defense of the	3
of the united	3
a solemne oath	3
of the enemy	3
the city in	3
i am informed	3
his excellence expects	3
city in guild	3
his majesties resident	3
of all their	3
be performed both	3
there are many	3
copy of the	3
i shall be	3
the aforesaid letters	3
expects to be	3
which they have	3
troopes of horse	3
blood in his	3
blovdy news from	3
having already plundered	3
them in a	3
money borrowed upon	3
the behalfe of	3
horse that they	3
also a declaration	3
and gentry of	3
commons in england	3
burne the said	3
will not preach	3
nevves from the	3
is declared that	3
and by the	3
that these be	3
th of june	3
citizens gave them	3
the printing of	3
of the respective	3
rebels of ireland	3
kill diverse godly	3
victories obtained by	3
above twenty citizens	3
subscribe for money	3
a contribution for	3
and his refusall	3
of their first	3
saturday being the	3
so good a	3
cavaliers and taking	3
obtained the victory	3
the respective counties	3
of lincoln and	3
for the parliament	3
the numbers of	3
of them do	3
skirmish which they	3
prince rupert concerning	3
this proclamation be	3
they cruelly threaten	3
with a resolution	3
taken by his	3
hurst of all	3
with the substance	3
the great skirmish	3
and diverse other	3
annexed many remarkeable	3
for laurence blaiklocke	3
ministers in the	3
the defense of	3
borrowed upon the	3
is to be	3
and citie of	3
about the city	3
like to be	3
which his excellence	3
news from yorke	3
declaring the manner	3
to be taken	3
horses or goods	3
is conceived to	3
peace of the	3
the value of	3
concerning the ordering	3
planting their ordnance	3
of the same	3
of the passages	3
the money borrowed	3
by the enemy	3
earl of lincoln	3
fought by the	3
the late skirmish	3
protestation taken by	3
of horse or	3
they will be	3
of rochford at	3
and for the	3
he had in	3
according to an	3
and how the	3
departure from the	3
philip stapleton to	3
them to retreat	3
if they will	3
traytors and rebels	3
royall protestation taken	3
and religious ministers	3
to be performed	3
to sir samuel	3
to preserve the	3
to the honorable	3
imprisoned diverse of	3
respective counties throughout	3
is in danger	3
and how after	3
lord maior of	3
their first meeting	3
of d the	3
religious ministers in	3
together with a	3
passages with the	3
of essex vnto	3
by him prescribed	3
sir iohn hotham	3
all the commons	3
to oppose the	3
day the th	3
in other parts	3
published by the	3
and pillage hurst	3
and shall not	2
were unworthy of	2
and for whom	2
in ireland began	2
shall so suffer	2
should after all	2
coat of arms	2
i should cause	2
shall please god	2
suffer any english	2
upon all occasions	2
that they prosecuted	2
men and arms	2
of those miserable	2
and benefit of	2
declared and stiled	2
worcester on saterday	2
sold at their	2
their wicked designes	2
of parliament are	2
killing of the	2
a relation and	2
sight of almighty	2
in these words	2
of parliament have	2
securely by them	2
in order to	2
to be presented	2
and require all	2
this twenty eight	2
yours of the	2
the city is	2
be no quarter	2
without any provocation	2
such person to	2
and by their	2
to the former	2
have done that	2
throughout the armie	2
it is my	2
the great god	2
but expresse a	2
which the other	2
and read in	2
is that for	2
and john bill	2
lord the king	2
against the rebels	2
of all other	2
in your power	2
more defects per	2
now that such	2
be presented to	2
were it not	2
his majesties gracious	2
by him to	2
that every officer	2
by their agents	2
regiments of blew	2
to prevent that	2
of this common	2
majesty is the	2
bloody rebellion of	2
the goods and	2
officers that took	2
reliefe of the	2
a body of	2
and resolutions are	2
and not to	2
parliament are such	2
are members of	2
to be sent	2
would open their	2
to be obedient	2
pay the price	2
and durst not	2
this ordinance be	2
said city by	2
to hazard their	2
further ordered and	2
the party for	2
other men to	2
and after an	2
full and setled	2
forces and his	2
of his army	2
have declared and	2
contrary course shall	2
be prevented by	2
them in this	2
pardons granted to	2
their allegiance towards	2
and seal at	2
parliament shall inflict	2
great body of	2
lord of stamford	2
for peace will	2
in that army	2
those english protestants	2
the henry e	2
their guard and	2
andrew kuster text	2
to the sayd	2
to suffer death	2
partilrie garden to	2
the parliament hath	2
a declaration passed	2
it may concern	2
of his maj	2
for richard vvest	2
relation and resolution	2
yet to those	2
be given hereafter	2
message to the	2
of that county	2
to all subordinate	2
read in all	2
if the contrary	2
open the eyes	2
which we have	2
of warre in	2
forthwith put every	2
and a declaration	2
any acknowledgement of	2
every such irish	2
and with what	2
are growne to	2
yours should receive	2
embase the value	2
the safety of	2
of their forces	2
of commons relating	2
nation is in	2
not above three	2
upon the taking	2
other have trod	2
fifty four thousand	2
who by act	2
essex wherein is	2
f category of	2
and to extirpate	2
the christian world	2
have in command	2
and colonell chomley	2
as his majesties	2
in the act	2
estate from all	2
security of the	2
notwithstanding murthered upon	2
of the resolution	2
that their religion	2
that purpose have	2
both at wexford	2
other impression in	2
with men he	2
let the world	2
assembled in the	2
printed for thomas	2
all men know	2
i could not	2
even by those	2
parliament with the	2
not passe that	2
gave battle to	2
likewise declareth that	2
good a subject	2
which shall be	2
avowed by christians	2
shall desire you	2
must be expected	2
seaman so causelesly	2
this be forthwith	2
for which we	2
with as many	2
and an expectation	2
of all such	2
and faithfully endeavour	2
other way but	2
belonging to this	2
are used by	2
shall be forced	2
in cold bloud	2
required to use	2
letters from that	2
to observe the	2
horse and dragoons	2
all england and	2
printed by t	2
committee by your	2
pleasure this letter	2
who by their	2
eight day of	2
in the sight	2
resolved to proceed	2
thirteen irish rebels	2
into arms against	2
great affront which	2
in parliament sent	2
did give nor	2
to proceed in	2
the security of	2
denyed to all	2
lordship herewith a	2
person to death	2
be used in	2
done at shrewsbury	2
appointed for the	2
inhabitants of the	2
by your officers	2
observed on this	2
and on the	2
ambition or malice	2
the said ordinance	2
by their cruell	2
upon other men	2
have an end	2
his army to	2
other from vvarwick	2
cruelty it hath	2
that odious rebellion	2
by that ordinance	2
for henry fowler	2
commons concerning the	2
intend by that	2
that for every	2
almighty god will	2
our lawes and	2
of the malignant	2
you have resolved	2
quarter given them	2
the same as	2
command i hold	2
that power which	2
is the case	2
be in a	2
out of all	2
the service of	2
they added these	2
resolutions expressed in	2
sorrow and reluctancy	2
in the f	2
menace in your	2
whom quarter was	2
printed by richard	2
is not applicable	2
and have set	2
a great body	2
stiled them in	2
and all the	2
upon any pretence	2
to the end	2
in the middest	2
your faithfull friend	2
give speedy notice	2
well as of	2
those souldiers of	2
murthered upon coole	2
and destruction of	2
names of such	2
and that the	2
a great part	2
should be denyed	2
involve them in	2
in prosecution of	2
that this petition	2
not be hearkned	2
during the time	2
honestly performed the	2
how the rebellion	2
since my comming	2
that the rebels	2
of about who	2
in the armie	2
the enemies horse	2
rigour shall be	2
no his excellencies	2
they had no	2
the towne of	2
officer and souldier	2
to put it	2
even by the	2
of all capitulations	2
taken throughout the	2
be taken of	2
to defend his	2
and taking horse	2
desire to see	2
received so great	2
an answer to	2
declaration of the	2
i submit to	2
so high a	2
humble servant essex	2
or who by	2
and is to	2
rebels of that	2
in all churches	2
duty of souldiers	2
as shal be	2
tenor of this	2
the tenor of	2
will be much	2
the like must	2
doing great execution	2
impression in me	2
the sayd ordinance	2
and happy reigne	2
sort consent unto	2
that some of	2
in this businesse	2
give nor receive	2
this horrid designe	2
and the henry	2
the provost marshall	2
nature and nations	2
they are that	2
their love and	2
liberty and property	2
mercy of god	2
the other have	2
are avowed by	2
we found but	2
proceeding contrary to	2
and i cannot	2
any provocation given	2
door to the	2
the souldiers in	2
and kingdomes cause	2
the most solemne	2
about seven hundered	2
armes this twenty	2
of so good	2
printed for laurence	2
be applyed to	2
yorke in plundering	2
all the kingdome	2
of this moneth	2
huntington library and	2
knees and asked	2
hereof to all	2
i caused the	2
apparently manifested his	2
and for that	2
by such prodigious	2
if upon so	2
declaration passed by	2
law and government	2
inflict upon him	2
unworthy of the	2
and setled peace	2
souldiers in the	2
the said service	2
your lordship herewith	2
be taken throughout	2
are that will	2
peace will not	2
the of september	2
day a letter	2
assist them in	2
the town of	2
injustice and inhumanity	2
must pay the	2
the faith of	2
they value as	2
any good man	2
of the solemn	2
hath in that	2
time groaned under	2
trained bands and	2
good opinion of	2
that the two	2
and captain balfour	2
upon his knees	2
used by those	2
i am confident	2
such rigour shall	2
that all men	2
to peace and	2
as good a	2
great part of	2
not communicate it	2
that i shall	2
make any other	2
the condition of	2
up to them	2
agreed upon by	2
aldermen for not	2
with or more	2
to all those	2
any other impression	2
goodwin your secretary	2
majesties command transported	2
caused the like	2
so deliberately and	2
but if the	2
liberties are built	2
honest men to	2
and all good	2
of commons also	2
on that side	2
such acts of	2
rupert with his	2
that there should	2
but it neither	2
prisoners in the	2
neither can that	2
shall be reputed	2
observing the tenor	2
whom they shall	2
by all the	2
of ordnance which	2
other rebellions is	2
to be printed	2
cavaliers and prevent	2
of the malignants	2
not suffer any	2
civilwar no tvvo	2
also his majesty	2
and his army	2
peace and his	2
since his majesties	2
the penalty of	2
received your lordships	2
by a letter	2
extirpation of the	2
these prodigious resolutions	2
that all pardons	2
prevent plundering by	2
in the service	2
me to let	2
for laurence blaiklock	2
used as they	2
upon the sea	2
to be in	2
kingdom of england	2
of all religions	2
use their brethren	2
to their piety	2
way but by	2
the numer thereof	2
rebellion of ireland	2
city of coventry	2
the cavileers and	2
to any souldiers	2
i will cause	2
majesty was pleased	2
proclaimed traytors and	2
that no quarter	2
how after or	2
one ralph goodwin	2
of all nations	2
remaining in my	2
act of injustice	2
i received this	2
the originals in	2
the liberty and	2
which they are	2
rules they lay	2
importunity for peace	2
the justice of	2
charge and command	2
courage and conscience	2
in parliament that	2
really intend by	2
or then any	2
that massacre know	2
property of the	2
will recover and	2
no the copy	2
and who to	2
the kingdomes of	2
england and scotland	2
tvvo letters the	2
the truth thereof	2
at their uttermost	2
resolved to spend	2
to master major	2
lordship hath imparted	2
should receive quarter	2
his excellency hath	2
deep sorrow and	2
to certifie unto	2
that will not	2
hath also sent	2
is like to	2
power to be	2
or malice have	2
be lyable to	2
earnest desire of	2
i take my	2
to some on	2
price of such	2
severall acts of	2
to any papists	2
cause those prisoners	2
were in ireland	2
that just ordinance	2
so causelesly massacred	2
of such acts	2
if there should	2
have made those	2
hundred fifty four	2
parchment subscribed by	2
that if this	2
printed for william	2
and reduce those	2
put every such	2
into such an	2
houses have resolved	2
against the kings	2
expectation that those	2
signed at end	2
deceived into arms	2
and the rest	2
to such a	2
and john franke	2
the lord beauchamp	2
me to acquaint	2
their intended conquest	2
so odious both	2
a warre against	2
applicable to this	2
with his regiment	2
civilwar no his	2
it neither having	2
your lordship expect	2
and stiled them	2
both the kingdomes	2
cannot with religion	2
laid siege to	2
to the uttermost	2
or houres fight	2
earl of forth	2
both by sea	2
come against them	2
about who came	2
should seem strange	2
like must be	2
quarter shall be	2
power i have	2
into armes against	2
massacres committed upon	2
in the afternoone	2
would bring upon	2
other officers of	2
royal blazon or	2
that if any	2
of those that	2
shall inflict upon	2
are hereby required	2
by letters from	2
reduce them into	2
him presented to	2
except all irish	2
answer the contrary	2
though with deep	2
army england and	2
that he was	2
they use their	2
to let your	2
have taken prisoners	2
in one province	2
would your lordship	2
up the hill	2
the knights of	2
hereby require and	2
by my order	2
joyne with those	2
and commanders by	2
because wee will	2
of reading with	2
this instant from	2
at that time	2
of both sides	2
who out of	2
offers and importunity	2
of religion and	2
pursuance of that	2
whosoever shall be	2
be hearkned unto	2
therein there being	2
and i doubt	2
conversion a proclamation	2
as i have	2
that bloody rebellion	2
that for which	2
as being the	2
your expresse commands	2
under yours should	2
kuster sampled and	2
in cold blood	2
an act of	2
to embase the	2
come to him	2
kingdome of scotland	2
made with the	2
being all i	2
justly be suspected	2
no quarter given	2
i hope they	2
malignants of this	2
have received information	2
are resolved to	2
the temper of	2
of the earl	2
their titular clergy	2
popish army england	2
then any good	2
any sort consent	2
him in this	2
a man of	2
severall troops of	2
and murthered in	2
who had quarter	2
sense to your	2
that if hereafter	2
course shall be	2
as of those	2
at the first	2
shall not suffer	2
prodigious resolutions expressed	2
ever they pretended	2
that the truth	2
excellent maiesty the	2
open their eyes	2
on thomason copy	2
to have a	2
printed for henry	2
there being any	2
and therefore in	2
after quarter given	2
confusions abounding in	2
be denyed to	2
majesty likewise declareth	2
by robert barker	2
i cannot but	2
admitted to receive	2
enough to believe	2
subscribed by one	2
by your expresse	2
the securing of	2
into the right	2
for the preservation	2
they are confident	2
be forced to	2
shall be extinguished	2
faithfully against the	2
printed for richard	2
did really intend	2
dayes after this	2
equall exchange as	2
in my power	2
to this argument	2
both your kingdomes	2
have caused their	2
in the least	2
the aldermen for	2
and shall be	2
blazon or coat	2
after or houres	2
who served his	2
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