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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	106
the house of commons	87
of the house of	62
both houses of parliament	40
speaker of the house	40
assigned for keying and	35
to the early english	35
the work described above	35
the terms of creative	35
edition of the work	35
for keying and markup	35
images scanned from microfilm	35
online text creation partnership	35
the early english books	35
institutions providing financial support	35
text and markup reviewed	35
by the institutions providing	35
text can be copied	35
keyboarded and encoded edition	35
english books online text	35
even for commercial purposes	35
the text can be	35
according to the terms	35
work described above is	35
and encoded edition of	35
text is available for	35
i text is available	35
books online text creation	35
all without asking permission	35
phase i text is	35
encoded edition of the	35
and coded from proquest	35
markup reviewed and edited	35
this phase i text	35
from proquest page images	35
terms of creative commons	35
and markup reviewed and	35
owned by the institutions	35
providing financial support to	35
of the work described	35
encoded text transcribed from	35
coded from proquest page	35
is available for reuse	35
described above is co	35
keyed and coded from	35
financial support to the	35
the institutions providing financial	35
tcp assigned for keying	35
to the terms of	35
this keyboarded and encoded	35
support to the early	35
the annotation includes standard	34
from many walks of	34
a of text r	34
author or stationer meant	34
collaborative curation by amateur	34
that support the display	34
has not been fully	34
textual changes aim at	34
of the tcp digital	34
annotation includes standard spellings	34
a standardized format that	34
tokenized and linguistically annotated	34
format that preserves archaic	34
by amateur and professional	34
aim at making the	34
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	34
that preserves archaic forms	34
enriched version of the	34
and linguistically annotated with	34
the english short title	34
the text has been	34
of a text in	34
english short title catalog	34
support the display of	34
metadata enrichments aim at	34
stationer meant to publish	34
in a standardized format	34
text the author or	34
is an enriched version	34
at restoring the text	34
been fully proofread approx	34
enrichments aim at making	34
transcription a of text	34
digital transcription a of	34
and suitable for network	34
restoring the text the	34
the text more computationally	34
been tokenized and linguistically	34
includes standard spellings that	34
text r in the	34
at making the text	34
the display of a	34
changes aim at restoring	34
the text the author	34
users from many walks	34
of text r in	34
based collaborative curation by	34
has been tokenized and	34
version of the tcp	34
professional end users from	34
standardized format that preserves	34
not been fully proofread	34
end users from many	34
curation by amateur and	34
a text in a	34
tcp digital transcription a	34
text has been tokenized	34
this text is an	34
or stationer meant to	34
text in a standardized	34
textual changes and metadata	34
and metadata enrichments aim	34
an enriched version of	34
standard spellings that support	34
many walks of life	34
and professional end users	34
text more computationally tractable	34
text has not been	34
in the english short	34
text is an enriched	34
display of a text	34
amateur and professional end	34
the tcp digital transcription	34
making the text more	34
r in the english	34
changes and metadata enrichments	34
the author or stationer	34
aim at restoring the	34
spellings that support the	34
this text has not	34
iv tiff page images	30
reproduction of original in	26
the honorable house of	25
estc r ocm this	25
r ocm this keyboarded	25
ocm this keyboarded and	25
honorable house of commons	25
to the honorable william	22
at the time of	21
of the parliament of	21
of both houses of	20
mo a wing l	19
letter to the honorable	19
forthwith printed and published	18
a letter from the	18
the parliament of england	18
the honorable william lenthall	18
the benefit of the	18
the time of transcription	17
as gap elements at	17
category of texts with	17
this text has no	17
recorded as gap elements	17
rate of defects per	17
mona logarbo sampled and	17
no known defects that	17
words puts this text	17
puts this text in	17
mona logarbo text and	17
text has no known	17
logarbo text and markup	17
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of the county of	17
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a this text has	17
were recorded as gap	17
the rate of defects	17
this text in the	17
known defects that were	17
logarbo sampled and proofread	17
that were recorded as	17
defects that were recorded	17
be forthwith printed and	17
l estc r ocm	16
speaker of the parliament	16
wing l estc r	16
a wing l estc	16
honorable william lenthall esq	15
the lords and commons	15
apex covantage keyed and	15
covantage keyed and coded	15
concerning the taking of	15
high court of parliament	14
the high court of	14
esq speaker of the	14
to both houses of	14
the people of england	14
with between and defects	13
texts with between and	13
a list of the	13
masters of the court	13
between and defects per	13
of texts with between	13
ordered by the commons	13
of his majesties army	12
by the rules of	12
the tower of london	12
and liberties of the	12
the law of england	12
by the commons in	11
the commons in parliament	11
to be set down	11
aptara keyed and coded	11
are to take care	11
the masters of the	11
of original in the	11
in respect of the	11
as the court shall	10
in the british library	10
the same shall be	10
r this keyboarded and	10
speech to both houses	10
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the rest of the	10
the service of the	10
and xml conversion a	10
to the sheriffes of	10
members of the house	10
now assembled in parliament	10
speaker to the sheriffes	10
original in the british	10
estc r this keyboarded	10
commons now assembled in	10
within eight days after	10
and with the advice	9
their dislike of such	9
william lenthall esq speaker	9
dislike of such as	9
letter be forthwith printed	9
in the day of	9
of such as have	9
the original in the	9
the lords house of	9
in the lords house	9
the laws and liberties	9
of a letter sent	9
the defendent shall pay	9
reproduction of the original	9
of the people of	9
of the honorable house	9
of the other side	9
together with a list	9
at the passing of	9
lords house of parliament	9
not be put to	9
the law of the	9
to the right honourable	9
the jurisdiction of the	9
lenthall esq speaker of	9
global keyed and coded	9
speaker of the honorable	9
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of the original in	9
spi global keyed and	9
with a list of	9
for the preservation of	9
of the makers of	9
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the orders heretofore used	8
such of the orders	8
that this letter be	8
to the high sheriffe	8
this letter be forthwith	8
for the same matter	8
unnecessary charge to the	8
his attorney in court	8
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benefit of the law	8
and severe punishment of	8
a collection of such	8
in the house of	8
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c the rate of	8
payment of the costs	8
to make a better	8
or any of them	8
speakers letter to the	8
of such of the	8
the c category of	8
by the honorable house	8
all the particulars concerning	8
the houses of parliament	8
of all the particulars	8
in your declaration of	8
a letter to the	8
collection of such of	8
jurisdiction of the court	8
commissioners for the great	8
in order to a	8
of a former suit	8
lords commissioners for the	8
ordered by the honorable	8
with the advice and	8
text in the c	8
for tonnage and poundage	8
of the bill for	8
c category of texts	8
for disbanding of his	8
the taking of bridgewater	8
the members of the	8
in the c category	8
the lords commissioners for	8
the particulars concerning the	8
or his attorney in	8
bill for tonnage and	8
them to be first	8
a letter sent by	8
the kings most excellent	8
the commissioners of the	8
the liberties of the	8
disbanding of his majesties	8
make a better answer	8
for them to be	8
for the great seal	8
of the orders heretofore	8
master of the rolls	8
incurre both the ill	8
the passing of the	8
letter sent by mr	8
orders heretofore used in	8
laws and liberties of	8
in the said court	8
law of the land	8
the bill for tonnage	8
the speaker of the	7
this is that which	7
sheriffes of severall counties	7
liberties of the people	7
declaration of the of	7
the forces under the	7
judgement of the court	7
to let you know	7
the honourable house of	7
to the jurisdiction of	7
or to the jurisdiction	7
of all the proceedings	7
are not acceptable to	7
the right honourable william	7
william a this text	7
the kingdom of scotland	7
mr speaker to the	7
a copy of the	7
the hearts of your	7
of the said house	7
in the presence of	7
forces under the command	7
the six clerks not	7
printer to the honorable	7
is not to be	7
not in the least	7
great victory obtained by	7
the laws of the	7
have not as yet	7
that the same be	7
fundamentall liberties of the	7
lords and commons in	7
by the house of	7
by act of parliament	7
the passing of three	7
list of the persons	7
the time of the	7
concerning the passing of	7
his speech to his	7
the sheriffes of severall	7
the lords in parliament	7
the liberty of the	7
to the honorable house	7
in the midst of	7
satisfie the court touching	7
as well as the	7
high court of justice	7
for reforming of several	6
by bill of review	6
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now under their lordships	6
time to answer exceptions	6
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sheriffe and gentry of	6
that part of the	6
entry to be made	6
the judgement of the	6
the master of the	6
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bill of review shall	6
that money to york	6
defendent shall not be	6
he shall not be	6
and xml conversion mr	6
of this instant ianuary	6
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annotation on thomason copy	6
speakers speech in the	6
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by the hand of	6
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preventing multiplicity of suits	6
the house of peers	6
and for their more	6
to these severall counties	6
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by and with the	6
certain course for relief	6
plea of a former	6
mo a wing c	6
made by the speakers	6
set it down with	6
shall not be put	6
was delivered to the	6
being an answer to	6
of a subpoena ad	6
and unnecessary charge to	6
in the name of	6
be given on hearing	6
the speakers of both	6
sent from the lords	6
the command of sir	6
master speakers letter ordered	6
an order sent from	6
your declaration of the	6
opinion and severe punishment	6
for the benefit of	6
speakers letter ordered by	6
contemptuous words against the	6
heretofore used in chauncery	6
by mr speaker to	6
from the speaker of	6
printed for edward husband	6
the advice and assistance	6
original in huntington library	6
honorable the master of	6
for their more expeditious	6
to the party grieved	6
order sent from the	6
to be given on	6
injunctions to quiet possession	6
the high sheriffe and	6
of several abuses in	6
and they that are	6
charge to the suitors	6
money to york for	6
list of the prisoners	6
eng england and wales	6
on the other side	6
of the adverse party	6
speakers of both houses	6
expeditious and certain course	6
in without personal attendance	6
the glory of god	6
advice and assistance of	6
to ordain and publish	6
the fight and town	6
no bill of review	6
parliament to these severall	6
be discharged of his	6
examine all his witnesses	6
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put in without personal	6
speakers speech at the	6
at the presenting thereof	6
an answer to mr	6
a declaration of the	6
in what case a	6
these severall counties before	6
to the high court	6
and assistance of the	6
but by bill of	6
of original in huntington	6
of that money to	6
order made in court	6
the county of norfolk	6
the persons of quality	6
plenty of the crowne	6
if he shall not	6
costs to be given	6
in parliament to these	6
as have endevoured to	6
particulars concerning the taking	6
to york for disbanding	6
that are found faulty	6
lords and commons now	6
not as yet paid	6
of review shall be	6
to be of effect	6
more expeditious and certain	6
which have not as	6
have thought fit at	6
several abuses in the	6
and if the court	6
assembled in parliament to	6
by the speakers of	6
speaker his speech to	6
further reformation now under	6
it down with the	6
of the honorable the	6
of the of june	6
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of the king and	6
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prisoners taken in the	6
the honorable the master	6
the house of lords	6
thought fit at present	6
admitted in forma pauperis	6
yet paid in the	6
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have endevoured to perswade	6
as yet paid in	6
the ordinary costs of	6
assistance of the honorable	6
the great seal of	6
the name of the	6
speech at the presenting	6
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letter ordered by the	6
of the said members	6
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high sheriffe and gentry	6
under their lordships consideration	6
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the command of the	5
the army had guarded	5
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civilwar no a letter	5
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of england and ireland	5
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honorable william lenthal esq	5
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c estc r ocm	4
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by the register accordingly	4
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of the county and	4
relation of a late	4
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fifth day of november	4
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lenthal esq speaker of	4
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the right honorable will	4
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of him and his	4
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name of william lenthall	4
liberties of the subject	4
the prosecutor his costs	4
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this present parliament assembled	3
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for the future settlement	3
popery and popish innovations	3
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names of all those	3
of your sacred majestie	3
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me before the lords	2
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lords in parliament assembled	2