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quadgram frequency
by the act par208
in the case of175
it may be doubted161
by the civil law161
that is to say158
the lords of session132
in so far as108
by this act the98
but so it is98
early english books online96
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as is clear by95
the bishop of st92
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it is fit to90
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the time of the84
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to which it was64
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the consent of the61
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the lords of the59
part of the act59
the earl of tarras57
the scots and picts57
by the common law56
the late earl of54
under the pain of53
ought not to be53
to the knowledge of53
in the act par53
in presence of the52
as was found in52
to the prejudice of52
the nature of the51
lords of the session51
is not to be50
notes for div a50
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and it may be50
and by the act50
the knowledge of an49
represented either as utf48
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by the canon law48
characters represented either as48
by the name of47
as well as the47
but it may be46
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in the civil law43
as in the case43
is said to be42
nor can it be42
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by act of parliament42
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by the laws of41
are not to be41
the date of the40
without the consent of40
the law of nature40
the interest of the40
that by this act39
in place of the39
to be preferred to39
to which it is39
that the earl of39
it was found that39
that it is not38
the acts of parliament38
and as to the37
at the same time37
to the lords of37
by sir george mackenzie37
on the other hand36
to the earl of36
this it is answered36
by an act of36
the opinion of the36
the law of god35
and the reason of35
the colledge of justice35
robert baillie of jerviswood35
his majesties privy council35
there could be no35
and this is the35
the reason of this35
by the lords of34
the law of nations34
they are to be34
of the three estates34
that part of the34
within year and day34
the act of the34
knowledge of an inquest34
and therefore it is33
may be doubted whether33
of his majesties privy33
by this act all33
of the lords of33
an act of parliament33
and it is very32
to the civil law32
ought to be preferred32
as if he had32
and the reason why32
where there is no32
at the time of31
late earl of argile31
the instance of the31
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it may be answered31
in the same way31
of the colledge of31
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fit to know that30
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the reason of the30
before the lords of30
by the act sess30
the earl of argile30
which it was answered30
is one of the29
the nearest of kin29
if they be not29
be said to be29
within a double tressure29
that they could not29
this part of the29
and for the same29
to be seen in29
the law of england29
if it had been29
from the date of29
the words of the29
art and part of28
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of the earl of28
of the civil law28
as to the first28
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be preferred to the27
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if there was a27
the king and his27
if he had not27
the rest of the27
and if it be27
that it should be27
the lords of erection27
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which it is answered27
it may be alledged27
that he could not26
the design of the26
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act of this parliament26
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have been transformed into25
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of textual data within24
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