quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	142
early english books online	86
of the house of	71
the house of peers	62
the author of the	54
the house of lords	46
in the house of	46
in the case of	44
the rest of the	38
author of the letter	37
law of the land	33
the law of the	33
in cases of blood	31
to be present in	29
peers of the realm	28
to the house of	28
members of the house	27
the th of november	27
in the time of	27
to the early english	25
encoded edition of the	25
providing financial support to	25
all without asking permission	25
even for commercial purposes	25
is available for reuse	25
iv tiff page images	25
and encoded edition of	25
terms of creative commons	25
described above is co	25
owned by the institutions	25
by the institutions providing	25
from proquest page images	25
work described above is	25
the institutions providing financial	25
and markup reviewed and	25
i text is available	25
the work described above	25
encoded text transcribed from	25
edition of the work	25
support to the early	25
text and markup reviewed	25
online text creation partnership	25
financial support to the	25
for keying and markup	25
markup reviewed and edited	25
text is available for	25
books online text creation	25
to the terms of	25
this phase i text	25
institutions providing financial support	25
of the work described	25
assigned for keying and	25
keyed and coded from	25
images scanned from microfilm	25
phase i text is	25
and coded from proquest	25
tcp assigned for keying	25
the text can be	25
text can be copied	25
english books online text	25
coded from proquest page	25
this keyboarded and encoded	25
according to the terms	25
the early english books	25
keyboarded and encoded edition	25
the terms of creative	25
general council of the	24
in the name of	24
the king and lords	23
an act of parliament	23
to the king and	23
characters represented either as	22
lords spiritual and temporal	22
the case of the	22
represented either as utf	22
of the clock in	21
ocm this keyboarded and	21
estc r ocm this	21
reproduction of original in	21
the clock in the	21
r ocm this keyboarded	21
by act of parliament	21
council of the kingdom	21
the earls and barons	20
the lords spiritual and	20
my lord of essex	20
the advice of the	18
on the other side	18
clock in the afternoon	18
of the king in	18
by the house of	17
a wing h estc	17
h estc r ocm	17
wing h estc r	17
the words of the	17
of the earl of	17
in the court of	16
a third estate in	16
the th of hen	16
in the presence of	16
in the kings bench	16
the general council of	16
by the advice of	16
the name of the	15
the king and his	15
the presence of the	15
at the time of	15
house of commons to	15
by the law of	15
a parliament shall be	15
text r in the	14
or stationer meant to	14
a text in a	14
not been fully proofread	14
transcription a of text	14
amateur and professional end	14
this text is an	14
the display of a	14
based collaborative curation by	14
to the earl of	14
has been tokenized and	14
aim at making the	14
author or stationer meant	14
been tokenized and linguistically	14
tcp digital transcription a	14
of a text in	14
the annotation includes standard	14
a standardized format that	14
in the lords house	14
and suitable for network	14
text more computationally tractable	14
format that preserves archaic	14
by amateur and professional	14
in a standardized format	14
changes aim at restoring	14
the honourable house of	14
at making the text	14
and metadata enrichments aim	14
the text has been	14
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	14
restoring the text the	14
enriched version of the	14
is an enriched version	14
professional end users from	14
textual changes aim at	14
been fully proofread approx	14
text in a standardized	14
law and custom of	14
end users from many	14
the tcp digital transcription	14
an enriched version of	14
display of a text	14
the english short title	14
standardized format that preserves	14
parliament shall be holden	14
that preserves archaic forms	14
curation by amateur and	14
stationer meant to publish	14
at restoring the text	14
text has been tokenized	14
high court of parliament	14
many walks of life	14
the author or stationer	14
users from many walks	14
in the first place	14
the text more computationally	14
text is an enriched	14
under the name of	14
changes and metadata enrichments	14
support the display of	14
the word of god	14
r in the english	14
from many walks of	14
text the author or	14
that support the display	14
english short title catalog	14
aim at restoring the	14
metadata enrichments aim at	14
in the english short	14
the text the author	14
of text r in	14
tokenized and linguistically annotated	14
and professional end users	14
and linguistically annotated with	14
spellings that support the	14
text has not been	14
standard spellings that support	14
honourable house of commons	14
textual changes and metadata	14
has not been fully	14
a of text r	14
collaborative curation by amateur	14
of the tcp digital	14
annotation includes standard spellings	14
enrichments aim at making	14
this text has not	14
digital transcription a of	14
making the text more	14
includes standard spellings that	14
version of the tcp	14
had no right to	13
by the author of	13
a member of the	13
the high court of	13
in the mean time	13
of the lords temporal	13
the assent of the	13
speech to the lords	13
the case of sir	13
to come to the	13
the tenants in chief	13
before the th of	13
the bishops were present	13
monday the th of	13
right to be present	12
of high treason against	12
the true nature of	12
mo a wing h	12
the beginning to the	12
that they were not	12
that the house of	12
by reason of their	12
his speech in parliament	12
hollis his speech in	12
the judicature of the	12
the people of england	12
from the beginning to	12
in the nature of	12
that the bishops were	12
ought not to be	12
of the lords spiritual	12
member of the house	12
notes for div a	12
the king and the	12
to be present at	11
extent have been transformed	11
be made about the	11
will be marked as	11
is not to be	11
a partnership between the	11
and those which did	11
have been issued variously	11
published by proquest via	11
converting tcp files to	11
opposed to critical editions	11
that can be made	11
mind that in all	11
have been transformed into	11
and use these texts	11
and oxford and the	11
usually the first edition	11
made about the data	11
included and sometimes a	11
were encoded as gap	11
placeholder characters or elements	11
of the texts have	11
keyers to be redone	11
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the constitutions of clarendon	11
of a works in	11
their works are eligible	11
we respectfully request that	11
with level of the	11
was divided into two	11
given to their original	11
were returned to the	11
oxford and the publisher	11
created by converting tcp	11
request that due credit	11
such instances will never	11
not meet qa standards	11
editorial teams in oxford	11
issued variously as sgml	11
then carried out by	11
mnemonic sdata character entities	11
characters marked as illegible	11
tcp is to encode	11
or text strings within	11
companies for transcription and	11
these texts for their	11
carried out by editorial	11
editions of a works	11
which did not meet	11
limit of instances per	11
chose to create diplomatic	11
and linked to page	11
anyone can now take	11
proquest to create accurately	11
tei p using tcp	11
changes to facilitate morpho	11
the process of creating	11
with mnemonic sdata character	11
processed by university of	11
based on the new	11
the overall quality of	11
to page images in	11
in accordance with level	11
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should make clear that	11
and sometimes a second	11
universities of michigan and	11
by proquest via their	11
elements to simplify the	11
text with mnemonic sdata	11
creating the tcp texts	11
possible up to a	11
understanding these processes should	11
linked to page images	11
ascii text with mnemonic	11
aimed to produce large	11
the texts have been	11
based on the text	11
of tcp data is	11
with the rest of	11
use these texts for	11
tcp aimed to produce	11
illegibles were encoded as	11
any remaining illegibles were	11
or for an anonymous	11
transcribed and encoded texts	11
were encoded and linked	11
in oxford and michigan	11
created during phase of	11
a compelling reason to	11
of the process of	11
the project have been	11
over a wide variety	11
image sets published by	11
was enhanced and or	11
assumptions that can be	11
are a number of	11
as opposed to critical	11
accuracy and those which	11
to produce large quantities	11
were corrected where possible	11
sometimes a second or	11
to reflect the true	11
data is very good	11
of every monographic english	11
to a limit of	11
work was chosen if	11
a wide variety of	11
standards were returned to	11
some errors will remain	11
their early english books	11
reason to do so	11
mainly structural encoding based	11
true nature of the	11
sets were sent to	11
quality of tcp data	11
for an anonymous work	11
markup guidelines are available	11
within the usual project	11
create accurately transcribed and	11
text strings within braces	11
at by a tcp	11
the tei in libraries	11
the lords of the	11
unicode or tei g	11
transcription and basic encoding	11
there are a number	11
quality assurance was then	11
project have been released	11
works are eligible for	11
edition of a work	11
are available at the	11
divided into two phases	11
cambridge bibliography of english	11
due credit and attribution	11
works in english were	11
external keying companies for	11
processes should make clear	11
marked as illegible were	11
and encoded texts based	11
are eligible for inclusion	11
characters will be marked	11
filling in of gaps	11
have been released into	11
or elements to simplify	11
available at the text	11
the print record of	11
page images in accordance	11
selection was intended to	11
beginning to the end	11
files to tei p	11
to the lords of	11
accurately transcribed and encoded	11
teams in oxford and	11
by university of nebraska	11
structural encoding based on	11
to the keyers to	11
on the new cambridge	11
in english were prioritized	11
enhanced and or corrected	11
works in other languages	11
of michigan and oxford	11
sent to external keying	11
tcp data is very	11
selection was based on	11
while the overall quality	11
sets published by proquest	11
been looked at by	11
then their works are	11
characters or elements to	11
that in all likelihood	11
the publisher proquest to	11
wide variety of subject	11
texts were encoded and	11
is to encode one	11
the court of kings	11
creation partnership web site	11
range over a wide	11
the text encoding initiative	11
general aim of eebo	11
level of the tei	11
of any assumptions that	11
of creating the tcp	11
qa standards were returned	11
the time of the	11
been issued variously as	11
for transcription and basic	11
between the universities of	11
textual data within the	11
never have been looked	11
was a compelling reason	11
and or corrected and	11
guidelines are available at	11
usual project restraints of	11
returned to the keyers	11
a second or later	11
likelihood such instances will	11
was chosen if there	11
been transformed into placeholder	11
title published between and	11
where possible up to	11
notably latin and welsh	11
and some readable characters	11
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new cambridge bibliography of	11
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or later edition of	11
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each text was proofread	11
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data within the usual	11
keying and markup guidelines	11
text creation partnership web	11
to range over a	11
all likelihood such instances	11
intended to range over	11
bear in mind that	11
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of a work was	11
transformed into placeholder characters	11
take and use these	11
that due credit and	11
via their early english	11
compelling reason to do	11
the keyers to be	11
to tei p using	11
texts for their own	11
and attribution is given	11
the law and custom	11
there was a compelling	11
copies of the texts	11
image sets were sent	11
released into the public	11
the usual project restraints	11
remaining illegibles were encoded	11
will never have been	11
and therefore chose to	11
to encode one copy	11
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public domain as of	11
credit and attribution is	11
by converting tcp files	11
encoded as gap s	11
those which did not	11
and characters marked as	11
be aware of the	11
and markup guidelines are	11
gap elements of known	11
of the print record	11
based on the image	11
domain as of january	11
tcp files to tei	11
up to a limit	11
later edition of a	11
and therefore of any	11
gaps by user contributors	11
the text creation partnership	11
produce large quantities of	11
number of works in	11
illegible were corrected where	11
corrected where possible up	11
reflect the true nature	11
first editions of a	11
been released into the	11
of works in other	11
but we respectfully request	11
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on the image sets	11
project restraints of time	11
to their original source	11
attribution is given to	11
for accuracy and those	11
bibliography of english literature	11
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of textual data within	11
phase of the project	11
the general aim of	11
published between and available	11
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tei in libraries guidelines	11
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at the text creation	11
restraints of time and	11
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print record of the	11
unicode or text strings	11
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the th of h	11
the public domain as	11
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out by editorial teams	11
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that it was not	11
nature of the print	11
p using tcp tei	11
aware of the process	11
process of creating the	11
images in accordance with	11
a work was chosen	11
the filling in of	11
texts have been issued	11
encoded and linked to	11
corrected and characters marked	11
tcp is a partnership	11
elements of known extent	11
remain and some readable	11
to create diplomatic transcriptions	11
is given to their	11
record of the period	11
partnership between the universities	11
should bear in mind	11
the new cambridge bibliography	11
of gaps by user	11
the universities of michigan	11
proofread for accuracy and	11
encoding based on the	11
quantities of textual data	11
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michigan and oxford and	11
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of known extent have	11
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a limit of instances	11
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at the same time	11
to create accurately transcribed	11
into the public domain	11
accordance with level of	11
overall quality of tcp	11
respectfully request that due	11
was intended to range	11
readable characters will be	11
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assurance was then carried	11
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text selection was based	11
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into placeholder characters or	11
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of instances per text	11
keying companies for transcription	11
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the business of the	11
variety of subject areas	11
language title published between	11
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a works in english	11
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words of the record	10
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held of the king	10
the protestation to the	10
true relation of the	10
category of texts with	10
the members of the	10
of the laws of	10
at the common law	10
in my former letter	10
the king in the	10
master hollis his speech	10
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the power of the	10
protestation to the lords	10
upper house of parliament	10
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the laws of the	10
as members of the	10
words puts this text	10
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the desire of the	10
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rate of defects per	10
third estate in parliament	10
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his speech to the	10
that is to say	10
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of the protestation to	10
that a parliament shall	9
upon monday the th	9
of the three estates	9
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spi global keyed and	9
that the bishops had	9
the time of hen	9
sir thomas fairfax and	9
to say the truth	9
lords of the upper	9
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between the king and	9
by the kings command	9
the good of the	9
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court of kings bench	9
global keyed and coded	9
the beginning of the	9
the lords in parliament	9
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sir simon de bereford	9
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right to come to	9
of the upper house	9
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the earl of northumberland	9
the death of the	9
both in church and	9
of the eleven members	9
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of the grand question	9
to the same purpose	9
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to sit and vote	9
the king in capite	9
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be said to be	9
the duke of suffolk	9
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a court of equity	9
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author of the grand	8
excellency sir thomas fairfax	8
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aptara keyed and coded	8
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articles of high treason	8
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council of the nation	8
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covantage keyed and coded	8
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to give an account	7
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ten of the clock	6
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relation of the unjust	6
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the eighth of november	6
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membrorum vel ad mortem	6
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the tenants in capite	6
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historians of those times	6
of certain french gentlemen	6
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justice then asked him	6
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tenants in chief were	6
quousque perveniatur ad diminutionem	6
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two of the clock	6
the constitution of clarendon	6
the delivery of a	6
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the time of henry	6
it would be a	6
great council of the	6
high treason against himselfe	6
advice of the lords	6
charged with a robbery	6
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the kings atturney generall	6
message from the house	6
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the earl of arundel	6
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severall grievances of the	6
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every one of them	6
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of the church and	6
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speech at the delivery	6
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diminutionem membrorum vel ad	6
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their right and inheritance	6
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grievances of the kingdome	6
forth the reasons that	6
me an account of	6
judicature of the bishops	6
bishops right to vote	6
unjust accusation of certain	6
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by denzell lord holles	6
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interesse judiciis curiae regis	6
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the peers of the	6
declaration concerning the kings	6
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the opinion of the	6
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of the curia regis	6
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non possumus nec debemus	5
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their right of sitting	5
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canons of the church	5
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grave and learned speech	5
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in the exchequer chamber	5
of this present parliament	5
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general councils of the	5
his speech at the	5
the courts of westminster	5
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rights of the bishops	5
the th of october	5
holles esq sir philip	5
the parliament and kingdom	5
be present in all	5
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the kings of england	5
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jonathan blaney text and	5
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desires propounded to the	5
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learned author of the	5
advice of the said	5
king and the lords	5
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the behalf of the	5
memoirs of denzil lord	5
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by his excellency sir	5
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foot of the hill	5
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by the earl of	5
the lands of the	5
original in thomason collection	5
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translation of the words	5
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by authority of parliament	5
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liberties of the subject	5
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the charge against him	5
to their state and	5
to be of the	5
in which the bishops	5
of the said lords	5
from a court of	5
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impeached by his excellency	5
only to the king	5
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peace of the kingdom	5
the constitution of the	5
the acceptance of the	5
in the life of	5
shall be holden once	5
lawes of this kingdome	5
by the king in	5
of every one of	5
justification of the three	5
friday the th of	5
might have been present	5
business of the kingdom	5
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him to be a	5
tuesday the third of	5
the speech of denzell	5
c the rate of	5
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their state and order	5
burgesses of the house	5
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second letter to a	5
an apology delivered by	5
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the duke of gloucester	5
to the laws of	5
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acquittance in the court	5
the votes of the	5
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of the city of	5
a council of war	5
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the kingdom of england	5
their right to sit	5
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the point of appeals	5
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councils of the kingdom	5
the learned author of	5
to be in the	5
the bishops to be	5
of richard the second	5
to have been in	5
of life or member	5
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constable of the tower	5
esq sir philip stapleton	5
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for the most part	5
denzill holles esq sir	5
the nature of a	5
bishops to judge in	5
committee of the two	5
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the day of their	5
maintenance of the said	5
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with the other barons	5
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the law of england	5
question concerning the bishops	5
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judge in capital cases	5
the king in cap	5
part of the parliament	5
given in the kings	5
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of the author of	5
the bishop of winchester	5
have right to sit	5
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the ministers of the	5
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to be judges in	5
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their tryal and acquittance	5
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to be peers of	5
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of original in thomason	5
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de jure non possumus	5
one and the same	5
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of the rest of	5
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the lord chief justice	5
an end to all	5
gap elements at the	4
like those he saw	4
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that of the two	4
term last published by	4
a gentleman to his	4
affaires of the kingdome	4
as i have been	4
if there were a	4
the speech of denzill	4
any thing to the	4
lord holles his vindication	4
be a third estate	4
i do not remember	4
out of his house	4
judges had their charge	4
to have been made	4
vpon the reading of	4
concern life or member	4
and other great ones	4
above two hours at	4
will tell you that	4
doth not appear that	4
and one of his	4
an exact and true	4
before that time they	4
not been out of	4
man that pulled the	4
of what was done	4
vindication of himself and	4
up to the house	4
can be said to	4
michael de la pool	4
and by the way	4
had not sworn against	4
the original text notes	4
the preaching of the	4
the assize of clarendon	4
and four of the	4
to the charge against	4
the act of parliament	4
present interest of england	4
a further manifestation of	4
printed votes by the	4
by any lawful power	4
lords temporal and commons	4
with the aforesaid du	4
in the british library	4
any but their peers	4
hujusmodi materiis agitur vel	4
from the said house	4
dinners and suppers at	4
with a white face	4
before the time of	4
in the fifth year	4
i am very confident	4
of the parish of	4
seemed very strongly to	4
be one of the	4
we know that in	4
were not present at	4
the maintenance of the	4
of the ministers and	4
the first sunday of	4
those he saw upon	4
be brought before them	4
went out to dinner	4
the king in chief	4
ad habendum commune concilium	4
that he landed them	4
robbery was committed by	4
estc r this keyboarded	4
of london from the	4
john latta sampled and	4
dined and supped at	4
a motion for some	4
down to the house	4
had not been out	4
at the suit of	4
and that the king	4
which they say they	4
them a third estate	4
had set it down	4
be guilty of that	4
said articles and statutes	4
the now earle of	4
john earle of clare	4
as well as of	4
of his taken in	4
second or third of	4
as if they had	4
of the earles of	4
in the same house	4
rugg upon his saddle	4
no hand in it	4
place and vote in	4
to sit in parliament	4
which is to be	4
speech made by the	4
the mouth of the	4
r this keyboarded and	4
to have been the	4
called the present interest	4
have no hand in	4
himself upon his peerage	4
the dangerous and bloudy	4
when he robbed them	4
the nobility and gentry	4
set it down in	4
a pistol to his	4
so great a person	4
in the defence of	4
came to my house	4
to be governed by	4
it is certain that	4
of all the forces	4
the afternoon that day	4
except it be in	4
answer to the charge	4
the temporal lords in	4
came to take notice	4
the parliament is dissolved	4
from some foul aspersions	4
right to sit and	4
by william the first	4
were at his house	4
they went to hatfield	4
house of peers in	4
the law to be	4
and if they were	4
both houses of parliament	4
by the honourable denzel	4
had a green rugg	4
of the duke of	4
the parliament to the	4
exact and true relation	4
his worthy and learned	4
be tried by noble	4
for the honour of	4
queen of bohemia and	4
and the three estates	4
the suit of the	4
the judges had their	4
gave me an account	4
foul aspersions cast upon	4
it reasonable to believe	4
but i must say	4
have no place in	4
to the honourable house	4
it is no wonder	4
all the laws of	4
and custom of parliament	4
properly belong to them	4
a relation of a	4
i do protest i	4
protestation of the bishops	4
the robbery was committed	4
lords concerning the setling	4
to be done for	4
parliament is dissolved by	4
under my lord of	4
were no more than	4
as he is informed	4
at a conference with	4
well as in the	4
the duke of lancaster	4
if he had not	4
of the commons house	4
sir george charnock knight	4
to the lords in	4
one to the other	4
not be guilty of	4
in some depositions of	4
in regard of some	4
summoned by the king	4
son to the right	4
impeachment of the earles	4
lord mayor and aldermen	4
good night old man	4
their coming to london	4
a white face and	4
betweene his majesties armie	4
for some course to	4
considerations upon the question	4
in the county court	4
any part of the	4
latta text and markup	4
be understood of the	4
at the tryal of	4
speech or an apology	4
his taken in the	4
the king commanded the	4
shall be exhorted to	4
they could not have	4
to do with him	4
him to the tower	4
of the kings bench	4
fairfax and the army	4
of the army to	4
made by the honourable	4
the th of iune	4
be taken for repairing	4
dangerous and bloudy fight	4
of the bishops to	4
in the carriage of	4
the law of nations	4
if this be not	4
what he saith of	4
they were brought to	4
the bishops cannot be	4
will have it that	4
for disbanding the army	4
asked bellingham if he	4
in making of laws	4
as it is a	4
about two of the	4
further manifestation of their	4
in chief by knights	4
high treason in the	4
second son to the	4
the said articles and	4
peers of his realm	4
to vindicate my self	4
if it be said	4
peace for the county	4
house of commons from	4
the bridle off his	4
gentlemen at the barr	4
at his house the	4
elements at the time	4
of lease and release	4
dum de hujusmodi materiis	4
the rest of those	4
in order to the	4
interest of england stated	4
that the canon law	4
taken for repairing of	4
son sir francis holles	4
the cities and boroughs	4
of a vision of	4
green rugg upon his	4
in parliament concerning peace	4
that there is not	4
upon him by the	4
many do yet doubt	4
with a salvo to	4
a justice of peace	4
i said to him	4
given by the king	4
lords on tuesday the	4
defects that were recorded	4
aspersions cast upon them	4
brother to the now	4
the statute of quia	4
regis quousque perveniatur ad	4
sir edward cook saith	4
of the place where	4
the petition and protestation	4
in the parish of	4
the honourable denzel hollis	4
examination and confession of	4
all the rest of	4
right honorable john earle	4
and might be present	4
of a gentleman to	4
preaching of the word	4
of the statute of	4
house of commons be	4
fine and ransome at	4
are to be present	4
and that of the	4
in respect of the	4
of any of his	4
and power of the	4
virtue of their baronies	4
where they met with	4
by the canon law	4
that they ought not	4
and true relation of	4
when he spake those	4
put himself upon the	4
to the right honorable	4
bishops and clergy of	4
that bellingham had a	4
for an additional iointure	4
one of the horses	4
at the french play	4
bishops have right to	4
last published by denzell	4
their dinners and suppers	4
the examination and confession	4
val had confessed it	4
daughter to henry the	4
to the lords concerning	4
by the lords temporal	4
came and told me	4
off his horses head	4
that he saw them	4
taken by sir george	4
his vindication of himself	4
propounded to the honourable	4
which seemed very strongly	4
general of the horse	4
two hours at a	4
the matter with him	4
from the original text	4
that the king and	4
concerning a robbery committed	4
all the parts of	4
and i think it	4
the man that pulled	4
upon the reading of	4
and it cannot be	4
pulled the bridle off	4
in the quality of	4
members of the curia	4
their true names are	4
it would have been	4
votes by the house	4
more often if need	4
that in edward the	4
the case stated concerning	4
of henry the first	4
presence of the minister	4
the original in the	4
in the record of	4
and sir william waller	4
the lords on tuesday	4
and that there was	4
of the kingdom of	4
was the th of	4
were incorporated by the	4
agreeable to their state	4
speech of the honorable	4
house of commons hath	4
with the lords on	4
per reason de lour	4
if they were not	4
materiis agitur vel agetur	4
for which they were	4
as gap elements at	4
the second or third	4
serjeant major general skippon	4
learned speech or an	4
text notes for div	4
the petition of the	4
eng england and wales	4
delivered by denzill hollis	4
of any such thing	4
neighbours to my wife	4
debent interesse judiciis curiae	4
four hundred pounds dammages	4
and the earl of	4
and spake with them	4
and ransome at the	4
no known defects that	4
relation of a vision	4
to come to parliament	4
that there should be	4
one of the company	4
in the same page	4
to dinner to the	4
the county of bedford	4
to sir thomas osborn	4
life or member may	4
charged them with the	4
in a case of	4
is the law of	4
the thirtieth of december	4
had sent them to	4
which is in the	4
the rolls of parliament	4
that he lodgeth at	4
and the parliaments forces	4
to reflect upon him	4
to the rest of	4
known defects that were	4
and the foresaid lords	4
be taken notice of	4
as i am informed	4
and supped at his	4
no more than that	4
the earl of cambridge	4
baron a this text	4
this text has no	4
answer to me was	4
chief by knights service	4
all the particulars of	4
they have right to	4
person of the king	4
i will not deny	4
honorable john earle of	4
then and there present	4
if any of the	4
a speech of the	4
dinner to the ordinary	4
that he was not	4
the first part of	4
all that was done	4
the judges in the	4
a great part of	4
that they were at	4
to be brought before	4
that day in london	4
to hatfield upon the	4
salvo to their right	4
that pulled the bridle	4
without any manner of	4
and learned speech or	4
between three and four	4
pistol to his breast	4
some passages at that	4
were brought to the	4
he must give me	4
acceptance of the people	4
mischiefs and grievances which	4
of some passages at	4
not properly belong to	4
aside by the army	4
a general council of	4
the third of november	4
qui de nobis tenent	4
the sense of the	4
and there they continued	4
to the french king	4
i think it is	4
his answer to me	4
course to be taken	4
and custom of parliaments	4
of the honorable denzell	4
that those two gentlemen	4
all of the parish	4
this is by the	4
have made use of	4
the laws of king	4
the supreame court of	4
government of the kingdom	4
the right of the	4
of the three last	4
cannot be said to	4
by denzill hollis esq	4
the honorable denzell hollis	4
it to the house	4
latta sampled and proofread	4
of the original in	4
three and four of	4
and barons are the	4
as part of the	4
and partly for his	4
it is not to	4
under the great seal	4
full answer to the	4
estate in the lords	4
the absence of the	4
to the now earle	4
blood in the skie	4
de hujusmodi materiis agitur	4
be of any signification	4
and barons of the	4
and all of them	4
the minister of the	4
of coming to the	4
the two gentlemen at	4
rest of the clergy	4
out of his pocket	4
the destruction of the	4
the king charges you	4
not peers of the	4
and if there be	4
sir george charnock and	4
the county of middlesex	4
the three last printed	4
dined upon the sunday	4
rest of the kingdom	4
is as much a	4
or third of november	4
an act of parlament	4
that they had no	4
out of the army	4
honourable denzel hollis esquire	4
worthy and learned speech	4
be present in parliament	4
easter term last published	4
relation of the dangerous	4
any thing of the	4
it was never done	4
out to dinner to	4
being the eighth of	4
no act of parliament	4
the council of toledo	4
any thing to do	4
on tuesday night last	4
depositions of his taken	4
a party of horse	4
as in the case	4
at the head of	4
recorded as gap elements	4
to my lord chief	4
i think i may	4
the long parliament dissolved	4
put down in writing	4
is as much as	4
parliament concerning the articles	4
to be treated of	4
act of parliament to	4
the tryal of those	4
some depositions of his	4
case stated concerning the	4
neere kyneton in the	4
grievances which daily happen	4
passages at that tryal	4
some considerations upon the	4
bring him to me	4
blackwell and young sedgwick	4
the head of the	4
any thing that i	4
that the tenants in	4
the king would have	4
tenants by knights service	4
clerk of the parliament	4
and by that means	4
whether the parliament is	4
the bishops to judge	4
vision of blood in	4
for them to be	4
the th of january	4
supped at his house	4
taken in the high	4
the known laws of	4
in the said parliament	4
to which they were	4
bridle off his horse	4
accused of high treason	4
where they dined upon	4
the lords concerning the	4
which the butchers swore	4
and the lords temporal	4
power of the army	4
speech in parliament the	4
bishops may be present	4
a little gray nag	4
and many of them	4
gone out of the	4
that there is no	4
high court of chancery	4
of the king is	4
of the peace of	4
that the lords spiritual	4
had committed that robbery	4
the examination of his	4
succession to the crown	4
i shall give you	4
the time of transcription	4
sent to him to	4
of an act of	4
a letter to my	4
that they are not	4
totternol in the county	4
which was to be	4
last printed votes by	4
it did not properly	4
for matter of fact	4
to be taken for	4
de nobis tenent in	4
restitution for their sufferings	4
called to his place	4
i have already said	4
heard all i said	4
third estate of the	4
barons of the exchequer	4
letter of a gentleman	4
is no more than	4
of their coming to	4
him if he had	4
a third estate of	4
in their own persons	4
the earls of kent	4
it was only the	4
statute of quia emptores	4
i hope i shall	4
the advice and assent	4
in the times of	4
gentleman to his friend	4
had a mind to	4
some foul aspersions cast	4
the matter of their	4
the fifth year of	4
if they will not	4
and all the peers	4
and that from the	4
straw to lie upon	4
that the prelates were	4
thought to be the	4
was going on to	4
which they were most	4
in parliament in a	4
at the committee of	4
cast upon them by	4
is it reasonable to	4
lords in parliament concerning	4
earle of clare deceased	4
of this honourable house	4
of the dangerous and	4
letter to my wife	4
come now to the	4
more than a year	4
against the earl of	4
deeds of lease and	4
the archbishop of canterbury	4
is pleased to say	4
at the kings mercy	4
to the th of	4
the commissioners of scotland	4
he spake those words	4
to the general councils	4
is expressed in the	4
has no known defects	4
them to be peers	4
the earles of north	4
clock in the forenoon	4
his son sir francis	4
three or four of	4
redding on tuesday night	4
of quia emptores terrarum	4
by sir george charnock	4
it to be the	4
members of both houses	4
were obliged to attend	4
partly for his own	4
not in the least	4
john latta text and	4
learned speech in parliament	4
they were to be	4
and spake with him	4
when the judges had	4
with them in their	4
original text notes for	4
to the end to	4
a vision of blood	4
the thing it self	4
that the robbery was	4
they would go to	4
lieutenant general of the	4
not the least colour	4
request of the commons	4
what was necessary for	4
what their true names	4
the church of england	4
of denzil lord holles	4
family in their right	4
so much of the	4
and malicious prosecution of	4
it is not probable	4
the proceedings of the	4
they might not be	4
of the petition and	4
he came into england	4
came to take so	4
manifestation of their innocency	4
and learned speech in	4
with a motion for	4
for the space of	4
reading of the petition	4
the parish of totternol	4
he could not be	4
both to god and	4
sit in the house	4
in pursuance of the	4
it to have been	4
for repairing of trade	4
the proceedings of parliament	4
if the prorogation be	4
very strongly to reflect	4
of the record are	4
is a rule in	4
guilty of that robbery	4
without the advice of	4
vpon the impeachment of	4
warre against the parliament	4
the opinion of that	4
the present interest of	4
neither is it reasonable	4
going on to relate	4
which the butchers themselves	4
he was not there	4
upon them by mr	4
till the definitive sentence	4
about ten of the	4
speech of denzill hollis	4
a traitor to the	4
of what he had	4
strongly to reflect upon	4
was a poor man	4
in their own country	4
there could be no	4
of bohemia and her	4
how he would be	4
of so great a	4
as much as was	4
been out of london	4
the officers of the	4
could not be guilty	4
of one of the	4
a green rugg upon	4
not to be present	4
and i am very	4
the almes of the	4
that at that time	4
not to be judges	4
of the parliament in	4
and what was done	4
that were recorded as	4
whereupon i sent for	4
had right to come	4
all the temporal lords	4
of gomenitz and weston	4
what they will have	4
in a full answer	4
came to hatfield upon	4
did not properly belong	4
that they are so	4
they were most innocent	4
upon the trial of	4
their action against the	4
leave to goe beyond	4
london from the time	4
bishops could not be	4
were not at all	4
the honour to serve	4
partly for a further	4
the right honorable john	4
and sir george charnock	4
the king cannot dispence	4
by which they were	4
rights and liberties of	4
holles his vindication of	4
for a further manifestation	4
to the judgment of	4
ransome at the kings	4
bellingham had a green	4
suppers at an ordinary	4
he had not sworn	4
and by the same	4
a this text has	4
to be the law	4
them with the robbery	4
the prelates were not	4
in a legislative way	4
a petition to the	4
in a double capacity	4
it seems to me	4
to such things as	4
for if the king	4
to be members of	4
of the clergy and	4
often if need be	4
original in the british	4
positively charged them with	4
and the curia regis	4
in truth there is	4
if it had not	4
the least colour of	4
to their dinners and	4
upon the case of	4
came to the general	4
the name of peers	4
of the commons in	4
it is a great	4
spake with them the	4
in the afternoon that	4
and therefore they would	4
day of the robbery	4
stand impeached by his	4
came into england the	4
three last printed votes	4
nobis tenent in capite	4
if it should be	4
high treason against the	4
of william the first	4
the request of the	4
for his own vindication	4
that robbery at totternol	4
and it is not	4
it was by the	4
unjust and malicious prosecution	4
and the other three	4
they had not been	4
the formality of a	4
motion for some course	4
shewing that the bishops	4
as peers of the	4
which was a great	4
the earl of march	4
if there were any	4
and grievances which daily	4
justices of the peace	4
they dined upon the	4
taken away by the	4
set up a new	4
by the kings commandment	4
between the two kingdoms	4
the proceedings in the	4
in parliament by the	4
was a poor grasier	4
jure non possumus nec	4
robbery upon their oaths	4
i do not believe	4
king by the advice	4
to the law of	4
with restitution for their	4
the lords spiritual have	4
what i have said	4
with what had been	4
this high court of	4
for the words are	4
the th of february	4
text has no known	4
till they come to	4
more than all this	4
reproduction of the original	4
all that day in	4
upon which this question	4
and brother to the	4
the general name of	4
which was the th	4
two gentlemen at the	4
commons from denzill holles	4
it was not lawful	4
and not to be	4
in the constitution of	4
any of his subjects	4
that this was the	4
of commons from denzill	4
hours at a time	4
not to be found	4
et ad habendum commune	4
came to his house	4
i think it will	4
that it might be	4
speech in parliament concerning	4
that they went to	4
and that the bishops	4
they come to give	4
were peers of the	4
some course to be	4
out of london from	4
that the black man	4
and suppers at an	4
were recorded as gap	4
to henry the first	4
to answer for the	4
regard of some passages	4
was agreeable to their	4
charge in the church	4
time of their coming	4
a case of blood	4
was committed by him	4
qui de rege tenent	4
one of his majesties	4
in parliament concerning the	4
the court of chancery	4
party in the house	4
grands of the counties	3
to the end they	3
it was not to	3
the art and malice	3
tried by his peers	3
to the learned author	3
of the government of	3
said lord the king	3
of those who were	3
for the death of	3
a promise particular to	3
which this question depends	3
which there shall be	3
sir edward cooke saith	3
good of the common	3
to be inflicted upon	3
sent in a letter	3
court of common pleas	3
liberties of the people	3
in tribus casibus praedictis	3
supreame court of judicature	3
in regard of the	3
to my lord of	3
now i appeal to	3
to the circumstance of	3
i have done with	3
letter to the lord	3
the priviledges of parliaments	3
do not think that	3
many of the members	3
a great matter of	3
done by the kings	3
they were not present	3
that no man can	3
aliter quam in tribus	3
to make good the	3
the language of those	3
his duty to do	3
the office of a	3
order of the house	3
so to make good	3
was the law before	3
a salvo to their	3
you may see in	3
that if they had	3
against him in the	3
it was in the	3
that the king should	3
a committee of the	3
in obedience to the	3
and said he was	3
the complaint of the	3
service to the king	3
the parliament at clarendon	3
whereupon this deponent told	3
therefore they had no	3
hands of the people	3
the grand question touching	3
and to absent themselves	3
and the record saith	3
what they had done	3
in all parts of	3
judgment was given against	3
any part of it	3
of life and member	3
the parts of this	3
that even according to	3
the clearing of himselfe	3
in every particular crime	3
thing to do with	3
for the safety and	3
a very true one	3
he saith of the	3
in his comment upon	3
to be in a	3
contrary to the laws	3
in the same place	3
comprehended under the general	3
of the th of	3
done well to have	3
esq members of the	3
letter written to sir	3
have no reason to	3
many of the same	3
made a great matter	3
they would have it	3
lands of the king	3
the practice of the	3
run through all the	3
king cannot dispence with	3
minister of the word	3
the earl of hereford	3
against the lord willoughby	3
the authority of parliament	3
the designs of the	3
ran away from the	3
sur quoy le dit	3
to the opinion of	3
do the like in	3
tradesmen may be preserved	3
of the bishop of	3
so poore tradesmen may	3
original in huntington library	3
the council of war	3
be clearer than this	3
i know not what	3
kyneton in the countie	3
of edmondton in the	3
for the business of	3
not by their advice	3
letter to monsieur van	3
all the dignified clergy	3
did not at all	3
eleven of the clock	3
in his tractate de	3
where they were not	3
the commoditie of the	3
to concern life or	3
the treasure of the	3
peers in the point	3
be preserved to hold	3
not returning upon summons	3
regis primorum omnium regni	3
written to sir thomas	3
are to be held	3
assensu domini regis primorum	3
would have followed upon	3
commons of the cities	3
obliged to attend in	3
to acquaint her with	3
to every one of	3
the safety of the	3
siefring text and markup	3
a letter to a	3
the accusation of high	3
before the statute of	3
the duke of glocester	3
laws of the land	3
to the parliament for	3
to hold out during	3
whereunto is added a	3
taken out of the	3
i shall add one	3
of god and man	3
the officers that were	3
william the first his	3
that the earl of	3
their obedience to the	3
is in the right	3
the several estates of	3
a book called the	3
to the great council	3
constitution of the house	3
the bishops sit in	3
the bishops have right	3
of this great and	3
name of the lords	3
before i make an	3
go upon are of	3
was impossible they should	3
be tried by his	3
and so not to	3
the parliament and the	3
that they are a	3
but i think i	3
every particular crime charged	3
due execution of justice	3
who were left out	3
by the command of	3
an arbitrary way of	3
and they could not	3
to the advice of	3
of his majesties reign	3
estates of the kingdom	3
the lords of parliament	3
and in answer to	3
not have been so	3
quid hac simulatione perniciosius	3
in their own nature	3
were a third estate	3
such as are now	3
it ought to be	3
to absent themselves for	3
as he calls it	3
the king seduced by	3
that the prelates had	3
that they may have	3
king in the cause	3
we have no reason	3
they will have it	3
to have been a	3
promise that you will	3
which no man will	3
the prorogation be null	3
because i would not	3
had not done it	3
in behalf of the	3
to whom he gave	3
which the reader may	3
with the consent of	3
to the city of	3
charged against him in	3
of all that had	3
and for what i	3
general name of peers	3
to be brought into	3
the cause of john	3
in parliament in capital	3
siefring sampled and proofread	3
exhibited by his majesty	3
any thing that is	3
upon are of the	3
tried by a common	3
was part of the	3
they were not so	3
that in such cases	3
to set down the	3
the foresaid lords in	3
by the advice and	3
of divers mischiefs and	3
make a free parliament	3
taken notice of by	3
by a common iury	3
the said sir william	3
are of the same	3
and his royall prerogatives	3
could not but know	3
it is not material	3
account of property in	3
of the nobility and	3
in henry the first	3
giving them leave to	3
only the canon law	3
observations on the letter	3
rolls in the tower	3
himself upon the trial	3
speaker to grant them	3
the first judgment against	3
the members of parliament	3
the court of requests	3
by a special commission	3
not to the purpose	3
two houses of parliament	3
in the affairs of	3
and asked them if	3
puts such matter in	3
will be sure to	3
what was gods law	3
to the said articles	3
the parliament in the	3
matter was referred to	3
there was no such	3
of what he wrote	3
which had been given	3
either before or after	3
house of lords in	3
both against the king	3
the name of god	3
admit he answers all	3
of a book called	3
the men of whom	3
or member may be	3
truth there was no	3
such an injury done	3
be the cause of	3
the justice of the	3
in that case the	3
in the countie of	3
asserting the present government	3
set them at liberty	3
one way or other	3
would not suffer him	3
is not lawful to	3
such a man deserved	3