quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
for the most part	103
early english books online	97
on the other side	39
by sea and land	37
notes for div a	35
the rest of the	35
one and the same	35
the soule of man	34
are of two sorts	34
the king of spaine	33
by reason of the	33
and in the end	32
characters represented either as	32
represented either as utf	32
in the time of	31
in the mean time	29
that there is a	28
terms of creative commons	27
of the work described	27
online text creation partnership	27
all without asking permission	27
work described above is	27
encoded text transcribed from	27
edition of the work	27
text is available for	27
the terms of creative	27
the text can be	27
assigned for keying and	27
the work described above	27
even for commercial purposes	27
this phase i text	27
i text is available	27
english books online text	27
encoded edition of the	27
to the terms of	27
phase i text is	27
the early english books	27
coded from proquest page	27
and markup reviewed and	27
text can be copied	27
by the institutions providing	27
described above is co	27
to the early english	27
and encoded edition of	27
keyed and coded from	27
for keying and markup	27
iv tiff page images	27
books online text creation	27
keyboarded and encoded edition	27
and coded from proquest	27
institutions providing financial support	27
from proquest page images	27
tcp assigned for keying	27
owned by the institutions	27
markup reviewed and edited	27
images scanned from microfilm	27
this keyboarded and encoded	27
the institutions providing financial	27
is available for reuse	27
support to the early	27
according to the terms	27
financial support to the	27
providing financial support to	27
text and markup reviewed	27
ought not to be	25
the end of the	25
there is nothing more	25
is a matter of	24
that there is no	24
parts of the world	24
was the cause that	23
written by sir walter	23
in respect of the	23
the greatest part of	22
by reason of their	21
reproduction of original in	21
a great part of	21
the most part of	21
ocm this keyboarded and	21
immortality of the soule	21
the nature of the	20
it is to be	20
that can be made	20
of things to come	20
r ocm this keyboarded	19
whether it be not	19
and are to be	19
the immortality of the	19
in the end of	19
the time of his	19
the government of the	19
estc r ocm this	19
yet true it is	19
they are to be	19
unless the same be	18
by sir walter rawleigh	18
and as it were	18
are to be sold	18
after the death of	18
is to be noted	18
all parts of the	18
is not to be	18
true nature of the	17
may it please your	17
the power of the	17
the kings of england	17
by little and little	17
the true nature of	17
the death of the	17
in time of war	17
each text was proofread	16
texts based on the	16
the general aim of	16
variety of subject areas	16
remaining illegibles were encoded	16
was then carried out	16
be marked as illegible	16
users should bear in	16
was based on the	16
did not meet qa	16
quality of tcp data	16
tcp data is very	16
textual data within the	16
record of the period	16
anyone can now take	16
of tcp data is	16
unicode or tei g	16
there are a number	16
by proquest via their	16
based on the image	16
out by editorial teams	16
changes to facilitate morpho	16
the filling in of	16
of textual data within	16
selection was intended to	16
wide variety of subject	16
the time of the	16
the th year of	16
standards were returned to	16
the text encoding initiative	16
created during phase of	16
available at the text	16
tcp is a partnership	16
is given to their	16
of a work was	16
attribution is given to	16
external keying companies for	16
a compelling reason to	16
markup guidelines are available	16
while the overall quality	16
the texts have been	16
these texts for their	16
included and sometimes a	16
page images in accordance	16
compelling reason to do	16
via their early english	16
texts were encoded and	16
on the new cambridge	16
guidelines are available at	16
remain and some readable	16
not meet qa standards	16
the new cambridge bibliography	16
mnemonic sdata character entities	16
characters or elements to	16
at the text creation	16
project was divided into	16
between the universities of	16
create accurately transcribed and	16
to the keyers to	16
the image sets published	16
proquest to create accurately	16
overall quality of tcp	16
public domain as of	16
is to encode one	16
encoding was enhanced and	16
based on the text	16
were corrected where possible	16
be made about the	16
to produce large quantities	16
assurance was then carried	16
range over a wide	16
of the tei in	16
was a compelling reason	16
works are eligible for	16
texts created during phase	16
teams in oxford and	16
corrected where possible up	16
such instances will never	16
chosen if there was	16
bibliography of english literature	16
first editions of a	16
of a works in	16
which was the cause	16
tcp files to tei	16
accurately transcribed and encoded	16
for transcription and basic	16
universities of michigan and	16
of instances per text	16
and therefore chose to	16
cambridge bibliography of english	16
to page images in	16
will be marked as	16
filling in of gaps	16
some errors will remain	16
chose to create diplomatic	16
extent have been transformed	16
for their own purposes	16
works in english were	16
the tei in libraries	16
a number of works	16
files to tei p	16
unicode or text strings	16
known extent have been	16
therefore chose to create	16
any assumptions that can	16
later edition of a	16
project have been released	16
the reason thereof is	16
the overall quality of	16
been looked at by	16
data is very good	16
of works in other	16
the texts were encoded	16
of the process of	16
number of works in	16
of creating the tcp	16
users should be aware	16
if there was a	16
of the texts have	16
on the image sets	16
a partnership between the	16
in oxford and michigan	16
by university of nebraska	16
print record of the	16
proquest via their early	16
the print record of	16
works in other languages	16
text selection was based	16
although there are a	16
limit of instances per	16
editions of a works	16
image sets were sent	16
was intended to range	16
to create diplomatic transcriptions	16
some readable characters will	16
assumptions that can be	16
language title published between	16
whichever is the greater	16
keying companies for transcription	16
by a tcp editor	16
made about the data	16
carried out by editorial	16
keying and markup guidelines	16
phase of the project	16
should make clear that	16
possible up to a	16
is nothing else but	16
by converting tcp files	16
can now take and	16
by editorial teams in	16
to tei p using	16
to their original source	16
can be made about	16
were encoded as gap	16
transcribed and encoded texts	16
encoded texts based on	16
for an anonymous work	16
work was chosen if	16
was divided into two	16
and attribution is given	16
published by proquest via	16
with level of the	16
and available in eebo	16
that in all likelihood	16
and encoded texts based	16
processed by university of	16
images in accordance with	16
as illegible were corrected	16
selection was based on	16
simplify the filling in	16
to range over a	16
be aware of the	16
usually the first edition	16
qa standards were returned	16
sometimes a second or	16
reason to do so	16
bear in mind that	16
with changes to facilitate	16
a wide variety of	16
transcription and basic encoding	16
elements to simplify the	16
have been issued variously	16
then their works are	16
the project have been	16
companies for transcription and	16
to create accurately transcribed	16
to a limit of	16
credit and attribution is	16
and markup guidelines are	16
their works are eligible	16
converting tcp files to	16
meet qa standards were	16
sent to external keying	16
and those which did	16
characters will be marked	16
texts for their own	16
have been released into	16
the public domain as	16
of known extent have	16
quality assurance was then	16
there was a compelling	16
in english were prioritized	16
that due credit and	16
and some readable characters	16
reflect the true nature	16
a works in english	16
text was proofread for	16
elements of known extent	16
up to a limit	16
now take and use	16
gaps by user contributors	16
produce large quantities of	16
or text strings within	16
was chosen if there	16
mainly structural encoding based	16
tei in libraries guidelines	16
all likelihood such instances	16
we respectfully request that	16
in mind that in	16
of the project have	16
copies of the texts	16
but we respectfully request	16
was enhanced and or	16
and use these texts	16
encoding based on the	16
or the government of	16
intended to range over	16
any remaining illegibles were	16
illegible were corrected where	16
of time and funding	16
aware of the process	16
process of creating the	16
accuracy and those which	16
will remain and some	16
proofread for accuracy and	16
tcp project was divided	16
which did not meet	16
corrected and characters marked	16
likelihood such instances will	16
in of gaps by	16
was proofread for accuracy	16
in accordance with level	16
were encoded and linked	16
within the usual project	16
to simplify the filling	16
to external keying companies	16
for accuracy and those	16
where possible up to	16
then carried out by	16
of any assumptions that	16
it is a matter	16
creating the tcp texts	16
encoded as gap s	16
text creation partnership web	16
on the text encoding	16
opposed to critical editions	16
gap elements of known	16
tcp aimed to produce	16
looked at by a	16
published between and available	16
or elements to simplify	16
processes should make clear	16
new cambridge bibliography of	16
the usual project restraints	16
these processes should make	16
have been looked at	16
linked to page images	16
and oxford and the	16
the encoding was enhanced	16
edition of a work	16
sets were sent to	16
data within the usual	16
into the public domain	16
into placeholder characters or	16
tcp is to encode	16
will never have been	16
oxford and the publisher	16
michigan and oxford and	16
aimed to produce large	16
enhanced and or corrected	16
text with mnemonic sdata	16
keyers to be redone	16
as opposed to critical	16
been transformed into placeholder	16
marked as illegible were	16
transformed into placeholder characters	16
the text creation partnership	16
been issued variously as	16
use these texts for	16
or for an anonymous	16
due credit and attribution	16
should be aware of	16
nature of the print	16
usual project restraints of	16
released into the public	16
and therefore of any	16
accordance with level of	16
returned to the keyers	16
editorial teams in oxford	16
title published between and	16
of michigan and oxford	16
text strings within braces	16
their early english books	16
the universities of michigan	16
a work was chosen	16
restraints of time and	16
is a partnership between	16
a second or later	16
were returned to the	16
sets published by proquest	16
divided into two phases	16
ascii text with mnemonic	16
project restraints of time	16
been released into the	16
during phase of the	16
publisher proquest to create	16
request that due credit	16
texts have been issued	16
by the which the	16
and sometimes a second	16
are available at the	16
mind that in all	16
partnership between the universities	16
a limit of instances	16
never have been looked	16
p using tcp tei	16
understanding these processes should	16
given to their original	16
creation partnership web site	16
the publisher proquest to	16
the process of creating	16
have been transformed into	16
characters marked as illegible	16
encoded and linked to	16
and or corrected and	16
errors will remain and	16
tei p using tcp	16
of each text was	16
created by converting tcp	16
take and use these	16
those which did not	16
or later edition of	16
placeholder characters or elements	16
between and available in	16
issued variously as sgml	16
level of the tei	16
were sent to external	16
are eligible for inclusion	16
or corrected and characters	16
readable characters will be	16
general aim of eebo	16
should bear in mind	16
the keyers to be	16
of every monographic english	16
second or later edition	16
and to that end	16
notably latin and welsh	16
of the print record	16
and characters marked as	16
based on the new	16
with mnemonic sdata character	16
domain as of january	16
instances will never have	16
of gaps by user	16
therefore of any assumptions	16
image sets published by	16
at by a tcp	16
and linked to page	16
and the publisher proquest	16
in all likelihood such	16
are a number of	16
or tei g elements	16
respectfully request that due	16
to reflect the true	16
quantities of textual data	16
structural encoding based on	16
to encode one copy	16
illegibles were encoded as	16
large quantities of textual	16
over a wide variety	16
the people of rome	15
to the number of	15
that they may be	15
are not able to	15
to the king of	15
that my lord cobham	15
the nature of man	15
one and the other	15
the one and the	15
it is true my	15
and the rest of	15
to the end that	15
in the days of	14
the number of the	14
but my good lord	14
of the king of	14
in time of peace	14
say you to the	14
is in the low	14
in the beginning of	14
wing r estc r	14
the government of a	14
which may be done	14
what say you to	14
there is a god	14
to take heed that	14
spi global keyed and	14
is carried and vented	14
the substance of the	14
a wing r estc	14
in his majesties ships	14
global keyed and coded	14
for the space of	14
by sir walter raleigh	14
it is not the	13
of the people and	13
from the original text	13
is as it were	13
history of the world	13
text notes for div	13
original text notes for	13
after the manner of	13
r estc r ocm	13
kings of this land	13
the original text notes	13
is to be taken	13
of so great a	13
of all kind of	13
the motion of the	13
that it may be	13
there ought to be	13
that there should be	13
the actions of men	13
in the minds of	13
the wealth and strength	12
the causes of the	12
a breach of peace	12
the love of the	12
themselves so to be	12
is to be used	12
and not to be	12
that the soule of	12
or else they are	12
the being of a	12
was one of the	12
and mysteries of state	12
into the hands of	12
most part of men	12
wherewith they serve themselves	12
the state of the	12
with the means to	12
all the year long	12
a great deale of	12
the love of men	12
or at least to	12
which manner of proceeding	12
is true my lord	12
is of two sorts	12
the duke of ireland	12
the nature of men	12
which could not be	12
the annotation includes standard	11
is also to be	11
a standardized format that	11
format that preserves archaic	11
of text r in	11
is an enriched version	11
stationer meant to publish	11
textual changes and metadata	11
of the tcp digital	11
text the author or	11
amateur and professional end	11
the english short title	11
at the same time	11
has been tokenized and	11
metadata enrichments aim at	11
not been fully proofread	11
to the prejudice of	11
r in the english	11
to buy and sell	11
text in a standardized	11
and metadata enrichments aim	11
to the good of	11
the prouidence of god	11
a text in a	11
things are to be	11
author or stationer meant	11
the text the author	11
in their own country	11
been tokenized and linguistically	11
changes aim at restoring	11
at making the text	11
aim at making the	11
the earle of suffolke	11
spellings that support the	11
and professional end users	11
annotation includes standard spellings	11
the hands of the	11
digital transcription a of	11
that preserves archaic forms	11
by amateur and professional	11
professional end users from	11
transcription a of text	11
aim at restoring the	11
display of a text	11
the history of the	11
curation by amateur and	11
the text more computationally	11
in the english short	11
been fully proofread approx	11
but in the end	11
support the display of	11
tokenized and linguistically annotated	11
version of the tcp	11
the beginning of his	11
textual changes aim at	11
collaborative curation by amateur	11
the kings of this	11
a of text r	11
and such as are	11
the crowne of england	11
users from many walks	11
standardized format that preserves	11
and linguistically annotated with	11
standard spellings that support	11
text has not been	11
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	11
from many walks of	11
the tcp digital transcription	11
that support the display	11
restoring the text the	11
to the nature of	11
in a standardized format	11
of a text in	11
enriched version of the	11
the profit of the	11
text r in the	11
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the first king of	11
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this text is an	11
or stationer meant to	11
in times of peace	11
in the name of	11
by the name of	11
enrichments aim at making	11
the author or stationer	11
tcp digital transcription a	11
the cause of his	11
at restoring the text	11
many walks of life	11
the isle of wight	11
based collaborative curation by	11
changes and metadata enrichments	11
the minds of men	11
english short title catalog	11
text more computationally tractable	11
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was the cause of	11
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a matter of no	11
this text has not	11
the display of a	11
to be sold by	11
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for div a e	11
to the end he	11
end users from many	11
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to that end to	10
the good will of	10
a dishonour to the	10
at the request of	10
as also in that	10
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and we not one	10
it behoveth him to	10
may be said to	10
the presence of the	10
in the middle of	10
up the river of	10
are to be observed	10
as it is in	10
the consideration of the	10
do for the most	10
if there be no	10
serve themselves and other	10
the nobility and people	10
it is not to	10
with the causes and	10
for no man is	10
and my good lord	10
to the crowne of	10
dishonour to the king	10
the request of the	10
the land of promise	10
the beginning of the	10
the form of government	10
but i pray you	10
to trade with them	10
in the hands of	10
in the parliament at	10
the favor of the	10
be the cause of	10
is more to be	10
of the whole world	10
the least part of	10
words puts this text	9
occasion of scarcity and	9
that the king had	9
for the preservation of	9
our sea and land	9
which is the cause	9
of any other prince	9
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that it was not	9
are in their own	9
a prince of great	9
as in other parts	9
the strength of the	9
the force of the	9
of the roman army	9
published by john milton	9
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to have a vigilant	9
or at least not	9
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the eyes of the	9
the good of the	9
in all humane actions	9
all kind of commodities	9
the life to come	9
in their own nature	9
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the cause of continual	9
five or six hundred	9
the defence of the	9
by the which they	9
is the use of	9
in the eye of	9
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death of the body	9
the great decay of	9
if it be not	9
out of the most	9
have a vigilant eye	9
upon every occasion of	9
how to prevent their	9
any thing from the	9
to take from them	9
rate of defects per	9
in a short time	9
is the princes own	9
of scarcity and dearth	9
the authority of the	9
and other petty states	9
the manner of the	9
the body of the	9
it please your majesty	9
this text in the	9
nothing else but to	9
the government of his	9
so much the more	9
of the holy ghost	9
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the goods of the	9
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the cause of the	9
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three things are required	9
aristocracies and states popular	9
to the knowledge of	9
the rate of defects	9
one hundred and fifty	9
they serve themselves and	9
as that it is	9
pleasures of the body	9
themselves and other nations	9
the will of god	9
to be looked unto	9
category of texts with	9
take heed that the	9
every occasion of scarcity	9
of sir walter raleigh	9
commerce with the hollander	9
the value of our	9
of ships and mariners	9
to obtain any thing	9
of what is good	9
of the being of	9
be said to be	9
prince to maintain the	9
in the example of	8
not able to make	8
for in respect of	8
it were to be	8
please your most excellent	8
apex covantage keyed and	8
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thousand five hundred horse	8
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one nor the other	8
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or sixteen pounds the	8
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and opulency of cities	8
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of the duke of	8
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to him that is	8
and the nature of	8
according to their several	8
those whom he hath	8
shall be forced to	8
in other parts they	8
the king of england	8
it please your most	8
so many of the	8
either by force or	8
end of the world	8
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sir walter rawleigh his	8
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to be able to	8
to be sold at	8
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covantage keyed and coded	8
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the means to maintain	8
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fifteen or sixteen pounds	8
the king of spain	8
we not one in	8
as that in a	8
the law of god	8
sea and land commodities	8
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love of the people	8
into every city and	8
a matter of great	8
your most excellent majesty	8
of the low countrys	8
strangers to buy and	8
is the nature of	8
tree growing in their	8
one in that course	8
part of the army	8
to take arms against	8
so much as in	8
the like may be	8
ought to be used	8
it is that the	8
mo a wing r	8
the whole multitude of	8
take themselves so to	8
every city and port	8
but what say you	8
in regard of the	8
great part of the	8
of all sorts of	8
under the command of	8
you to the parliament	8
for there is no	8
in any of these	8
the advice of the	8
sixteen pounds the last	8
all sorts of people	8
the preservation of the	8
i am no more	8
and hence it is	8
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of the soule is	8
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in the th of	8
the king of tunis	8
of god and nature	8
one of the greatest	8
to the end the	8
so in all other	8
part of the world	8
to those that are	8
serve in his majesties	8
that it is not	8
from side to side	8
all the rest of	8
all these things are	8
the crown of england	8
the one nor the	8
the aid of the	8
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it be not necessary	8
are not to be	8
the king of the	8
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to be in the	8
to the crown of	8
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well to be considered	8
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of preservation of an	8
if it be said	8
to the destruction of	8
for strangers to buy	8
out of the sea	8
the monarchy of the	8
of peace or war	8
to serve in his	8
and how to be	8
at home by the	8
plenty of those commodities	8
the which it is	8
was it not the	8
of the history of	7
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of the people to	7
of the ten tribes	7
euery one of them	7
of the house of	7
to be used with	7
then now they are	7
not in any wise	7
for fish and herrings	7
to make shew of	7
king edward the third	7
in their own countrey	7
which are to be	7
this was not the	7
which for the most	7
that he was to	7
sea and land to	7
are to be considered	7
at such time as	7
and fundamentall cause of	7
to the great decay	7
their wives and children	7
my lord cobham had	7
that it was a	7
to prevent their designs	7
of the world and	7
at the kings bench	7
the rest of his	7
draw the wealth and	7
all the companies of	7
is of all other	7
the th of the	7
parts of the body	7
not to be so	7
wherewith upon every occasion	7
it is true that	7
to say the truth	7
if the king had	7
for if it be	7
with the death of	7
is an enemy to	7
raising the value of	7
which by reason of	7
that is to say	7
persons by sea and	7
in so much as	7
most part of the	7
than now they are	7
of the kings of	7
of two or three	7
therefore is to be	7
of the lords that	7
are of three sorts	7
appeareth out of the	7
to joyn with them	7
the necessity of the	7
none in that course	7
the which the world	7
that which is taken	7
the manner of his	7
to hold them in	7
the king and his	7
soule of man is	7
not the least part	7
send into the east	7
the author of the	7
the same is also	7
it hath been a	7
i know not how	7
both in respect of	7
by the law of	7
is said in the	7
those persons that are	7
would have been gained	7
by the hollanders and	7
judicious and select essayes	7
apologie for his voyage	7
or the greatest part	7
the structure of the	7
for his voyage to	7
political and polemical aphorisms	7
for the good of	7
being in possession of	7
as appeareth out of	7
in political and polemical	7
of his majesties ships	7
the wisdom of the	7
it proceedeth from some	7
to draw the wealth	7
by the which it	7
the chief and only	7
for the same cause	7
is taken from the	7
in one and the	7
as well as the	7
other countries against our	7
the statute of the	7
by their convenient priviledges	7
the victory against the	7
how to deal with	7
be not necessary that	7
there is not any	7
that it is a	7
and he that is	7
the benefit of the	7
some part of the	7
separated from the body	7
by the which all	7
in the th year	7
the most part are	7
is chiefly to be	7
any one of the	7
of the whole body	7
the king of france	7
concerning the causes of	7
a th of the	7
one of his men	7
trade in all parts	7
that there is one	7
to make the land	7
the advantage of the	7
his apologie for his	7
it is in all	7
in the end the	7
out of the world	7
the general of the	7
that he may seem	7
and the duke of	7
the which they are	7
to oppress the people	7
of men is gained	7
can by no means	7
and strengthen other countries	7
behoveth the prince to	7
and it is true	7
the reputation of the	7
the lawes of the	7
the favour of the	7
or any other of	7
the prince and his	7
it is hard to	7
a great deal of	7
and there was the	7
the rule of the	7
the reason of the	7
as it was presented	7
carried and vented of	7
be sold at the	7
of necessity must be	7
in england is worth	7
and how far to	7
from the destruction of	7
strengthen other countries against	7
the same may be	7
what is good and	7
true it is that	7
in respect of his	7
the state as it	7
one of the most	7
people are imployed yearly	7
england is worth but	7
government of a few	7
the law of the	7
by the help of	7
it was presented to	7
is the quality of	7
in the sight of	7
his voyage to guiana	7
or kind of government	6
that the prince should	6
parts of the indies	6
for want of a	6
an excellent prince or	6
what is this to	6
yet was it not	6
the soule of the	6
royall navy and sea	6
by themselves and others	6
by reason and experience	6
and that prince is	6
and private persons how	6
in all ages and	6
ought to be informed	6
a collection of political	6
is also fit for	6
to presuppose that all	6
merchandizes of other countries	6
to demean themselves in	6
it is in the	6
forced to use the	6
things are necessarily required	6
such as are in	6
at fifteen or sixteen	6
law of the land	6
private estate have aspired	6
not to enterprise any	6
as before that time	6
causes and remedies thereof	6
of a soldier ought	6
the prince that doth	6
be a breach of	6
for as in all	6
of alteration without violence	6
that they would have	6
preserving of a kingdom	6
by the helpe of	6
to redress and avoid	6
prince or person of	6
causes of sedition are	6
obedience towards the prince	6
age is not ever	6
who so desireth to	6
nature of the state	6
specially to be observed	6
touching trade commerce with	6
are made good by	6
of every good prince	6
or mystery of regiment	6
of men fit to	6
the end he should	6
cause of continual troubles	6
of horse and foot	6
to take order that	6
of officers and commissioners	6
fit to be done	6
aid of the french	6
is not ever unfit	6
it is said in	6
not to be neglected	6
how to be raised	6
being assaulted by the	6
and their requisite abilities	6
left me in the	6
of great vertue and	6
command of his late	6
in hope to win	6
in some particular monarchies	6
course is to be	6
found monarchies and principalities	6
to provide by all	6
motion of the heauens	6
that they may the	6
that there is not	6
he had undone me	6
from the structure and	6
it would be found	6
excellent prince or governor	6
or at least a	6
the laws and ordinances	6
by favor of the	6
soldier ought to be	6
every publick state in	6
the hand of god	6
your majesties good liking	6
not far from the	6
for that it maketh	6
to make use of	6
a prince ought to	6
as it were a	6
the intent of every	6
place where they are	6
pray you go on	6
of generals and commanders	6
never any of them	6
may be done by	6
in a matter of	6
home by the ordering	6
so many as are	6
private persons how to	6
for the benefit of	6
trade commerce with the	6
between the nobility and	6
to your majesty and	6
being of a god	6
be said of the	6
as we see in	6
a part of great	6
the popular state is	6
the obedience of the	6
what they are in	6
as aspire to the	6
there is not a	6
are preserved at home	6
in the conquest of	6
to the honour of	6
custom inwards and outwards	6
that there was a	6
value of our coin	6
the choicest examples and	6
imposing upon the people	6
of so great force	6
i told his majesty	6
the princes intimate counsellors	6
any other of the	6
to be had of	6
imployment of their people	6
how far to be	6
of that which was	6
also is to be	6
sedition are of two	6
how to demean themselves	6
the causes and remedies	6
the art of ruling	6
he had also a	6
the merchandizes of other	6
not ever unfit for	6
them whom he hath	6
the love of our	6
by the which he	6
as it were by	6
to the house of	6
and would not suffer	6
which are covered with	6
secrets of both parts	6
the castle of millan	6
take order that no	6
the poorer sort to	6
of the same nature	6
are for the most	6
growing in their own	6
at the princes pleasure	6
rather to fear those	6
of fish and herrings	6
great sums of money	6
in the end they	6
their being from themselues	6
how to make use	6
matter of small difficulty	6
in the castle of	6
of other countries and	6
and haven of dover	6
within their own territories	6
but he that is	6
by the earle of	6
he had a th	6
to the advancement of	6
to the rule of	6
he came to the	6
it when i am	6
and a iustice of	6
axioms or rules of	6
in all fortunes and	6
to advance some other	6
to any of the	6
of his person and	6
with the choicest examples	6
the same to be	6
be extended and delegated	6
for nothing is more	6
he could not be	6
the kings of men	6
themselves in all fortunes	6
the greatnesse of the	6
please your majesty to	6
the charge of his	6
the second year of	6
seem to be true	6
for if he be	6
with their respective distinctions	6
so long as the	6
soldiers ought to be	6
peace ought to be	6
of salt is in	6
long as men are	6
end of the same	6
particular causes of conversion	6
or prudential grounds and	6
preserved at home by	6
whom the sovereignty resteth	6
for if they be	6
attempt any thing against	6
for the common good	6
as also from the	6
he was forced to	6
the king in the	6
love is gained by	6
and the rather if	6
as they are in	6
the kings of egypt	6
example of the like	6
the last of the	6
know the secrets of	6
us in all kind	6
by the advice of	6
the country where they	6
that the cause be	6
as in all actions	6
the consuls of rome	6
hundred and fifty thousand	6
say you then to	6
the consent of the	6
conclude this matter of	6
of all the rest	6
no citizen or subject	6
the magnificency and opulency	6
the king to take	6
force of every fortune	6
far to be extended	6
have power sufficient of	6
in which he was	6
wrong to any of	6
and people of rome	6
than to be the	6
to the vse of	6
so much as one	6
the royall navy and	6
it is not a	6
martial enterprises and expeditions	6
as much as the	6
or in any of	6
ought to be slow	6
of the first sort	6
of base people is	6
for that the people	6
whole multitude of the	6
is the life of	6
both by sea and	6
old age is not	6
neither the one nor	6
in whom the sovereignty	6
good will of men	6
to the other degrees	6
of original in the	6
the magistrates and ministers	6
love of our country	6
as if it were	6
for any prince or	6
that which to him	6
and true it is	6
a prince or great	6
of conversions of states	6
all men are evil	6
in the turkish and	6
their requisite abilities in	6
year of his reign	6
examples and historical observations	6
two or three years	6
giving to every one	6
times of peace or	6
concerning every publick state	6
of so many as	6
publick state in points	6
a iustice of peace	6
vented of fish and	6
are naturally disposed to	6
the richer sort are	6
were at an instant	6
the king his master	6
to his own disadvantage	6
under pretence of sparing	6
for defence of the	6
of the people of	6
after the same manner	6
consent of the senate	6
can come to any	6
and to bring them	6
a prince or person	6
take upon them to	6
by the mediation of	6
all that he hath	6
of a state by	6
their office is to	6
the fear of god	6
of the first are	6
councils in some particular	6
officers of the court	6
redress and avoid it	6
love of men is	6
for such men as	6
if it be possible	6
the people would not	6
of the one and	6
good and well deserving	6
in the reign of	6
have mercy upon me	6
advice how to make	6
as it is setled	6
and the same object	6
that they should be	6
state wherein they are	6
i cannot write much	6
impossible for any prince	6
intrinsically concerning every publick	6
refused to follow him	6
some few of them	6
what say you then	6
to take from others	6
there should be a	6
if it be so	6
for the nature of	6
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conversion of states in	6
or any other petty	6
of prevention or discovery	6
where the multitude is	6
the hollanders and other	6
they are able to	6
great difficulty to be	6
take arms against him	6
or rules of preserving	6
of the common people	6
that so soon as	6
by his wisdom to	6
government of a common	6
those kings of trees	6
to maintain his estate	6
lawfull for the spaniards	6
one to the other	6
we say that the	6
the force of every	6
as doth not only	6
princes intimate counsellors and	6
of every knights fee	6
the knowledge of the	6
it may seem strange	6
you then to the	6
of publick hate and	6
the name of the	6
on the east of	6
general of the horse	6
had it not been	6
confirmed by authorities of	6
barbarous and professed tyranny	6
presuppose that all men	6
men are apt to	6
is in all states	6
other countries and kingdoms	6
be raised and maintained	6
in the election of	6
government of the richer	6
they ought to be	6
of such as aspire	6
the conquest of spaine	6
prince or his magistrates	6
which for want of	6
the sages of the	6
they are not able	6
and likewise how much	6
is this to the	6
be well armed and	6
port and haven of	6
an experiment of his	6
if it happen that	6
to him or them	6
the success of all	6
of the common wealth	6
perswaded the king to	6
and to meet with	6
with the loss of	6
in philip of macedon	6
of all other the	6
of conspiracy and treason	6
in martial enterprises and	6
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that from private estate	6
i mean those that	6
depend wholly upon the	6
of the better sort	6
and apt to innovation	6
for so shall he	6
means to redress and	6
illustrated with the choicest	6
prince or other state	6
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in matters of state	6
the great council of	6
i pray you go	6
to enrich and strengthen	6
with their several requisites	6
we will now speak	6
i told him that	6
with those that are	6
and the richer sort	6
kind of commodities and	6
desireth to obtain any	6
such men as have	6
wisdom of the prince	6
causes of conversions of	6
make an honorable peace	6
of the princes intimate	6
estate have aspired to	6
by command of his	6
to wash away the	6
had a th of	6
in ancient times princes	6
of princes and principalities	6
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like was done by	6
the duke of hereford	6
and ways of prevention	6
is said to be	6
to the king to	6
the east and north	6
neighbor princes and provinces	6
and counsellors in general	6
he hath had no	6
is the cause that	6
out of the way	6
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at least a certain	6
the best way is	6
of sedition are of	6
the cause of all	6
his majesty that the	6
abilities in martial enterprises	6
authorities of princes and	6
publick hate and contempt	6
whereby they may resist	6
requisite abilities in martial	6
of councils in war	6
all fortunes and events	6
wholly upon the princes	6
of the magnificency and	6
by experience proved true	6
such as aspire to	6
make use of the	6
causes of conversion of	6
the duke of lancaster	6
the reason hereof is	6
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with five or six	6
a discourse of sea	6
as fast as they	6
of his late majesty	6
journey to the islands	6
at the parliament at	6
demean themselves in all	6
by authorities of princes	6
having power to command	6
the seat of government	6
the space of two	6
of a barbarous and	6
felt the force of	6
the truth of the	6
a matter of much	6
ought to be of	6
and profit of your	6
the overthrow of the	6
with neighbor princes and	6
to the perfection of	6
if it had pleased	6
rather impossible for any	6
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wherein it is setled	6
or six hundred ships	6
the laws of sparta	6
laws and ordinances of	6
it is not so	6
for by that means	6
are the cause of	6
and illustrated with the	6
the redresse of injuries	6
king edward the first	6
collection of political observations	6
in short space will	6
prudential grounds and polemical	6
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how to make an	6
occasions and means to	6
magnificency and opulency of	6
when i am dead	6
prince is by victory	6
and if any grow	6
and this is the	6
to conclude this matter	6
in the first yeare	6
their several species or	6
of men is such	6
or rather of necessity	6
power sufficient of themselves	6
that all men are	6
to such as have	6
for his majesties service	6
to take notice of	6
choicest examples and historical	6
of the life to	6
to so great a	6
there is a certaine	6
the other in the	6
to give advice to	6
which to him appertaineth	6
taketh in hand to	6
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the power of any	6
that he who is	6
instructions to his sonne	6
told him that he	6
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grounds and polemical precepts	6
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letter to his wife	6
from private estate have	6
much more profit to	6
where there is a	6
in possession of the	6
the end of all	6
ought to be a	6
if there be any	6
yet by experience proved	6
charactering an excellent prince	6
with the occasions and	6
of the low countreys	6
into the east kingdoms	6
fury of the multitude	6
the first and second	6
by force or fraud	6
sir walter rawleigh and	6
within the bounds of	6
to be raised and	6
most of all in	6
and dissimulation in the	6
their qualifications and elections	6
to the present state	6
with your majesties good	6
a prince that desireth	6
the greatest and most	6
to make an honorable	6
the authority of his	6
that prince is by	6
the prince to maintain	6
to follow him into	6
to proceed from the	6
in the reading of	6
either for ambition or	6
it is a great	6
be taken from the	6
part of men are	6
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which is no small	6
state in points of	6
extendeth it selfe to	6
for the publick good	6
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to open the myne	6
the occasions and means	6
of the earth and	6
the function of the	6
under which word is	6
a great number of	6
and vented of fish	6
him to have a	6
ought ever to be	6
and one thousand horse	6
the kings of israel	6
to prevent the alteration	6
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dangerous for a king	6
which word is comprehended	6
the secrets of both	6
never or very rarely	6
confirmed by reason and	6
he had given him	6
prevent the alteration of	6
persons how to demean	6
are in all common	6
in points of justice	6
because the same is	6
the first of the	6
but what they are	6
it is the quality	6
which is a certain	6
to his aged father	6
all other the most	6
discabineted in political and	6
in all states very	6
observations confirmed by authorities	6
a barbarous and professed	6
the people of the	6
impression in the minds	6
or purchased by force	6
hundred and forty thousand	6
to provide that the	6
and means to redress	6
there is nothing better	6
the parliament of westminster	6
that so they may	6
so soon as the	6
the port and haven	6
as well for the	6
of power and force	6
of the whole multitude	6
the condition of the	6
the faction of the	6
no interest in the	6
may know the secrets	6
and vertue of the	6
against their prince or	6
walter rawleigh his apologie	6
and xml conversion the	6
in all kind of	6
princes and provinces respectively	6
the like was done	6
stand in daily doubt	6
will now speak of	6
laws of sparta made	6
to be extended and	6
that it cannot be	6
of them in particular	6
to an impossible condition	6
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honour and profit of	6
throughout the whole body	6
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of the other orders	6
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elected out of the	6
to set down the	6
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observations intrinsically concerning every	6
prince ought to be	6
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a soldier ought to	6
not so much as	6
of small difficulty to	6
excellent observations and notes	6
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ways of prevention or	6
of councils in some	6
it pleased him to	6
to their several species	6
the heat of the	6
any other part of	5
so called of the	5
people and their goods	5
by the other a	5
presence of the prince	5
great summes of money	5
now whether it be	5
of the nobility and	5
which before in time	5
from the rule of	5
there is nothing in	5
and impoverish the enemy	5
that the people should	5
to me to be	5
from all which it	5
in the government of	5
the same being used	5
the opening of the	5
deal with neighbor princes	5
the kings of the	5
the beginning of all	5
the east kingdoms yearly	5
put to death all	5
custome inwards and outwards	5
as in the examples	5
causes preserving a state	5
give me leave to	5
prince or state that	5
means to perpetuate them	5
all that i can	5
for which marriage was	5
to the duke of	5
that our sea and	5
to discover the myne	5
the original in the	5
of injuries done unto	5
some one or more	5
directions tactick and stratagematick	5
for which he was	5
the person of the	5
to serve themselves and	5
of conversion of states	5
which he committed to	5
the pleasures of the	5
i would not have	5
as i hope to	5
but also in the	5
improvement of its native	5
the expectation of the	5
princes of the blood	5
and that they may	5
instructions to his son	5
by the duke of	5
work any good effect	5
of your majesty and	5
that which ought to	5
behoveth him to have	5
the east side of	5
and ministers of state	5
the study of letters	5
otherwise it might be	5
hollanders and other petty	5
but that all things	5
that the number of	5
of its native commodities	5
the army of the	5
according to his own	5
to the charge of	5
i doubt not but	5
the soules of beasts	5
that the english had	5
as brittaine was won	5
but it is true	5
for the tyme to	5
the destruction of the	5
liuing creatures and plants	5
or ought to be	5
take from them their	5
one thousand sail of	5
great decay of this	5
for and sold by	5
whereby many times the	5
most parts of the	5
imployment of all sorts	5
as for the most	5
a one as hath	5
for the want of	5
richer or nobler sort	5
every one of them	5
hath no respect to	5
or take themselves so	5
in his life time	5
nothing is to be	5
to keep them in	5
the turkish and west	5
yea in the end	5
of the magnificencie and	5
that in time of	5
to call a parliament	5
in the second yeare	5
such men as are	5
as well as in	5
my lord cobhams accusation	5
they be forced to	5
for service on horse	5
more to be feared	5
still covet to exhaust	5
within the space of	5
if the prince be	5
with its essential marks	5
to be brought in	5
that for the most	5
and other cities of	5
disputing whether it be	5
no respect to the	5
do seem most meet	5
for it is not	5
and finally beat us	5
as it is the	5
was not the first	5
fundamentall cause of naturall	5
might be made to	5
so many and so	5
to the last of	5
so much as the	5
with the desire of	5
had also a subsedy	5
rich man against another	5
a law in the	5
it be good for	5
bowels of the earth	5
the first yeare of	5
a catalogue of the	5
it is a thing	5
the creation to abraham	5
according to the law	5
arts of empire and	5
whoso desireth to govern	5
and if i were	5
of the number of	5
seldom is it seen	5
to consume the treasure	5
as if he had	5
respect to the right	5
not in any sort	5
i say it behoveth	5
in respect of their	5
touching laws of arms	5
which he could not	5
brought home from the	5
of them in the	5
they draw multitudes of	5
the destruction of jerusalem	5
yet they are not	5
as far as the	5
that the people would	5
i will tell you	5
the reverence due to	5
take heed of the	5
six hundred ships yearly	5
in all parts of	5
and amongst the rest	5
to joyn with him	5
time of plenty they	5
but it may be	5
which ought to be	5
of the temple of	5
common good in setting	5
his father in law	5
structure of the body	5
the necessity of war	5
whether it be good	5
the greatest number of	5
those things to be	5
the office of a	5
diffidence and dissimulation in	5
if any thing be	5
make choice of the	5
reproduction of the original	5
of the state of	5
the life of a	5
it may easily be	5
one or more in	5
any other prince or	5
suffer the poorer sort	5
have matter against them	5
depend of the body	5
in the power of	5
he had a subsedy	5
the opinion of the	5
the qualitie of the	5
but for the most	5
the secrets of government	5
for the defence of	5
the return of the	5
the body and the	5
to suffer the poorer	5
which is in the	5
home from the same	5
should be men of	5
empire and mysteries of	5
definition and division of	5
married the daughter of	5
and was the cause	5
and the french protestants	5
know not how to	5
if the soule of	5
the greatness of their	5
intimate counsellors and ministers	5
to my lord of	5
soule of the world	5
and could not be	5
to be such as	5
if they be of	5
to that of the	5
to be noted that	5
of the lords and	5
to the law of	5
to the state of	5
suppressed the faction of	5
they have never been	5
the archbishop of canterbury	5
the lords and commons	5
the soules of the	5
and the earle of	5
it was no more	5
of all liuing creatures	5
to be content with	5
of the people in	5
him that he had	5
there were no diuine	5
in the presence of	5
on the east side	5
brittaine was won from	5
is fit to be	5
put the same in	5
the disposition of men	5
a traytor to the	5
as well by the	5
there was not any	5
made choice of the	5
in regard of their	5
that they are not	5
of policy in times	5
original in british library	5
to make him secure	5
the high charging of	5
friends and confederates do	5
of all other things	5
beat us out of	5
and two thousand five	5
is to be preferred	5
the prince hath no	5
government of a state	5
division of publick weales	5
care must be had	5
to look into the	5
the reverence which men	5
and the manner of	5
even such is time	5
the loss of the	5
so long as he	5
kingdomes of the world	5
so hath reason taught	5
a king may be	5
for bringing in dying	5
at home and abroad	5
to lay the blame	5
thousand sail of ships	5
in the same degree	5
the glory of the	5
are to be used	5
be directed by some	5
is done by the	5
his majesties title to	5
many other nations to	5
for it is a	5
instructions touching laws of	5
and men of war	5
detract from the reverence	5
the bookes of the	5
the third year of	5
letter to mr secretary	5
to do it by	5
and was slain by	5
several species or kinds	5
shewing how to deal	5
are carried and vented	5
is to enrich himself	5
rules for preserving of	5
the loss of their	5
observations concerning the causes	5
printed for and sold	5
you shall find that	5
the same in execution	5
the kings and states	5
the history of england	5
the vertue of the	5
he was faine to	5
majesties title to the	5
to be feared and	5
confirmed by select narrations	5
defence of the people	5
for the spaniards to	5
all other parts of	5
from the same places	5
as his father had	5
since the time of	5
to the great inriching	5
of all the low	5
to put the same	5
are able to furnish	5
as it were the	5
the advancement of your	5
extinguished with the body	5
which he would not	5
throughout the whole world	5
to mr secretary winwood	5
high charging of ships	5
and the seminall vertue	5
by the love of	5
the medes and persians	5
make the land powerfull	5
from the reverence due	5
some part of his	5
the quality of the	5
the dissolution of the	5
policy in times of	5
that the soules of	5
farewell to his lady	5
in the south of	5
were the cause of	5
subject to temporall princes	5
taken in our seas	5
to deal with neighbor	5
to those that have	5
in the which the	5
is a thing very	5
desireth to govern well	5
the best part of	5
and those of the	5
some of their towns	5
the prince himself is	5
and not for any	5
who for the most	5
will have it so	5
whereof may be inferred	5
to dive into the	5
to the making of	5
the fury of the	5
to give him a	5
such a one as	5
at the siege of	5
and in the same	5
to be imparted to	5
it were better for	5
th of the king	5
causes of the magnificencie	5
was the city of	5
in the bay of	5
as either of them	5
in the middest of	5
the tenth part of	5
of all things in	5
to be spoken of	5
of original in british	5
the lord chief iustice	5
which he had given	5
the end he may	5
by force of arms	5
it may therefore be	5
counsellors and ministers of	5
as soon as the	5
timber tree growing in	5
be done upon the	5
for the king to	5
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may seem to have	5
forms of policy in	5
of the parts of	5
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i protest before the	5
to govern a state	5
if he had been	5
but that which is	5
the common good in	5
the richer or nobler	5
a million of pounds	5
the soule to be	5
and most of all	5
and sweet to the	5
the love of god	5
one rich man against	5
of the same burthen	5
the very name of	5
the tower of london	5
the reading of the	5
and on the contrary	5
with the nobles and	5
of diffidence and dissimulation	5
to stand upon their	5
of empire and mysteries	5
and directions tactick and	5
two thousand five hundred	5
for the death of	5
of merchants to trade	5
presented to king james	5
it behoveth a prince	5
but by the law	5
in danger to be	5
to commit them to	5
yeare he had a	5
of the original in	5
the middest of the	5
which at that time	5
and three thousand horse	5
the means to perpetuate	5
kings of england had	5
was won from the	5
the king in his	5
the originall and fundamentall	5
we none in that	5
be deprived of so	5
war defensive and invasive	5
were no diuine power	5
space of two or	5
than all the rest	5
of his wisdom and	5
matter against them both	5
in the second of	5
sir walter rawleigh knight	5
and land commodities serve	5
the lord shall raise	5
the practise of their	5
kings of england have	5
to be fit for	5
th year of the	5
the earle of arundell	5
to the westward of	5
to the king and	5
conversions of states are	5
greatest part of the	5
at the death of	5
but also of all	5
bringing in of dying	5
there was a great	5
aptara keyed and coded	5
he be fit to	5
so much as to	5
increase of ships and	5
with instructions touching laws	5
the people to the	5
and at this day	5
i pray you what	5
is true my good	5
if the people be	5
there is not one	5
besides the common good	5
that would have been	5
and one hundred and	5
the people and their	5
all that is past	5
out of their store	5
the definition and division	5
trade in those parts	5
and kingdomes of the	5
from the creation to	5
of the port and	5
where they should not	5
of publick weales and	5
as well as i	5
true my good lord	5
on the contrary part	5
be good for us	5
states are of two	5
and misteries of state	5
it stand with the	5
to the great enriching	5
your majesty and people	5
of the french king	5
chiefly if they be	5
with ten thousand foot	5
be used with great	5
the condition and nature	5
from the french king	5
inrich and strengthen other	5
into the east and	5
is for the most	5
to be according to	5
is worthy to be	5
the companies of your	5
the second punick war	5
to keepe them in	5
in all the world	5
where they should be	5
and to see that	5
the people of israel	5
that there is nothing	5
of the present state	5
not like to be	5
nations of the world	5
by the french king	5
in his own house	5
the means to attain	5
of war defensive and	5
a thing very dangerous	5
the state of his	5
the minds of subjects	5
in all his actions	5
of the originall and	5
made at the beginning	5
draw multitudes of merchants	5
and still covet to	5
bringing in dying stuffs	5
of men in authority	5
the arts of empire	5
to put them in	5
which according to the	5
of states are of	5
to be commanded by	5
of the macedonian war	5
it should not be	5
from the violence of	5
take heed that no	5
the way of the	5
ought to be the	5
war is of two	5
multitudes of merchants to	5
it seemeth to me	5
to the laws and	5
them out of the	5
because the poorer sort	5
every sack of wooll	5
on the one side	5
of such as have	5
advice to his aged	5
all the kings and	5
land commodities serve to	5
means to maintain them	5
imployment of your people	5
is profitable to the	5
the state of princes	5
the bodies of men	5
respect of the whole	5
which letter i have	5
all which it is	5
in time of plenty	5
merchants to trade with	5
and many other nations	5
an enemy to the	5
of the soules immortality	5
the continuance and maintenance	5
condition and nature of	5
it behoveth the prince	5
and many other such	5
cause of civil war	5
to return to the	5
originall and fundamentall cause	5
in the second year	5
and forms of policy	5
that the end of	5
put him in mind	5
before in time of	5
the best use of	5
no inheritance in the	4
as i am now	4
to set up the	4
in those times of	4
be advanced and cherished	4
england with all the	4
the true time of	4
as if he were	4
as also of the	4
like practise in charles	4
the haven of dover	4
allowing after the rate	4
those of the greatest	4
under the foure imperiall	4
except some small toll	4
in their land in	4
the merchant satisfaction for	4
shall be cleared for	4
it is most true	4
be builded by the	4
death of my son	4
is not a penny	4
they may the better	4
with the greatest part	4
it ought to be	4
and if your lordship	4
though they have not	4
the image of god	4
is an euident signe	4
shall have just cause	4
are to be chosen	4
hath been a long	4
whom he most trusted	4
he ended his life	4
and store them up	4
and either lay it	4
they have sold their	4
the soule doth not	4
as two of ours	4
yet the multitudes of	4
a good draught of	4
safety at once in	4
my lord chiefe justice	4
we had a great	4
to his majesty that	4
what lost the king	4
which makes them populous	4
take the advantage of	4
he was imprisoned in	4
them exceeding rich and	4
the destruction of ierusalem	4
to euery one of	4
and to say the	4
and likewise the petty	4
the conquest of palestina	4
fast as they have	4
doth for the most	4
a true lover of	4
yea my good lord	4
set downe for every	4
upon the coasts of	4
it is most euident	4
and as fast as	4
they not by their	4
that she be not	4
my father and mother	4
these inconveniences happen by	4
a dearth in england	4
of calking his majesties	4
which though they have	4
which my heart can	4
notice of these things	4
that they are the	4
the soul of the	4
in such request are	4
gold out of the	4
of a true man	4
and be buried in	4
is no lawfull marriage	4
be found that they	4
little and little vanisheth	4
not taken effect as	4
thousand talents of silver	4
hath power to command	4
the taking of the	4
with other benefits to	4
to be employed in	4
they will hinder others	4
two great pillars thereof	4
yours that i desired	4
dispose more profitably of	4
and strength from us	4
gains for bringing in	4
wealth and strength from	4
from the testimony of	4
his late majesty k	4
matter of no difficulty	4
enriching the nations of	4
care to defend the	4
and i doubt not	4
and xml conversion a	4
and made fit to	4
little as two millions	4
exemplified in the turkish	4
is to be done	4
to unarm his people	4
the story of the	4
there are not many	4
both honourable and profitable	4
not proceed from the	4
you have travelled and	4
that it doth not	4
and so over all	4
ought to be his	4
for their ships in	4
is to be found	4
spent in the low	4
why did not the	4
are imployed yearly upon	4
seemeth not to be	4
for no other cause	4
shillings over in the	4
not to be forced	4
could have told them	4
is the instrument of	4
serve themselves and all	4
god hath prevented all	4
not one ship before	4
wood are in the	4
and safety at once	4
they had traded with	4
serve for the whole	4
belonged the succession in	4
have almost brought it	4
built and put into	4
trade of christian merchants	4
hath but nine or	4
all the empires and	4
manner of necessary provisions	4
from customs and exactions	4
set downe in the	4
call in question the	4
the night before hee	4
had no reason to	4
what reason had the	4
great plenty of silver	4
fishermen are to the	4
had a purpose to	4
for every several state	4
the trade of christian	4
to trade in those	4
the want of money	4
to become a prey	4