trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	229
the value of	186
english books online	184
text creation partnership	133
based on the	129
according to the	105
the price of	104
keying and markup	90
of the same	90
represented either as	86
either as utf	86
characters represented either	86
marked as illegible	86
gold and silver	83
an ounce of	82
of the silver	80
value of the	75
quantity of silver	70
early works to	67
ounce of silver	66
of our coin	66
a pound weight	66
of the said	65
pound weight of	65
of the mint	59
as well as	52
weight and fineness	51
can be made	50
the th of	50
of the old	50
of silver in	49
the rate of	49
the quantity of	49
part of the	48
to the early	48
of the work	48
the terms of	48
for commercial purposes	47
without asking permission	47
and markup reviewed	47
for their own	47
terms of creative	47
to the terms	47
kb of xml	47
images scanned from	47
encoded text transcribed	47
of creative commons	47
even for commercial	47
is available for	47
from proquest page	47
by the institutions	47
this keyboarded and	47
assigned for keying	47
online text creation	47
encoded edition of	47
above is co	47
work described above	47
keyed and coded	47
tcp assigned for	47
text and markup	47
providing financial support	47
the early english	47
for keying and	47
books online text	47
scanned from microfilm	47
coded from proquest	47
available for reuse	47
phase i text	47
described above is	47
this phase i	47
all without asking	47
the work described	47
can be copied	47
proquest page images	47
support to the	47
keyboarded and encoded	47
of the coin	47
and encoded edition	47
edition of the	47
the institutions providing	47
text can be	47
markup reviewed and	47
and xml conversion	47
reviewed and edited	47
i text is	47
financial support to	47
pfs batch review	47
text is available	47
text transcribed from	47
the text can	47
institutions providing financial	47
distributed and performed	47
owned by the	47
iv tiff page	47
sampled and proofread	47
and coded from	47
ought to be	46
there was a	46
was divided into	45
that in all	45
nature of the	45
that can be	45
of time and	44
in all likelihood	44
it will be	44
of a work	44
if there was	44
to do so	44
which did not	44
up to a	44
was intended to	44
a number of	44
to the mint	44
divided into two	44
the process of	44
is very good	44
later edition of	43
p using tcp	43
cambridge bibliography of	43
chose to create	43
the image sets	43
now take and	43
errors will remain	43
meet qa standards	43
to be redone	43
sent to external	43
partnership web site	43
texts based on	43
aware of the	43
images in accordance	43
intended to range	43
illegible were corrected	43
accurately transcribed and	43
and therefore chose	43
were sent to	43
instances per text	43
print record of	43
assurance was then	43
we respectfully request	43
bibliography of english	43
unicode or text	43
true nature of	43
a works in	43
with mnemonic sdata	43
therefore of any	43
domain as of	43
use these texts	43
their works are	43
was based on	43
appears in ncbel	43
anyone can now	43
data is very	43
keying companies for	43
any remaining illegibles	43
assumptions that can	43
to encode one	43
placeholder characters or	43
page images in	43
carried out by	43
if an author	43
were encoded and	43
are available at	43
been released into	43
unicode or tei	43
all likelihood such	43
transformed into placeholder	43
chosen if there	43
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or text strings	43
be aware of	43
on the image	43
tcp is to	43
but we respectfully	43
each text was	43
users should be	43
creation partnership web	43
or corrected and	43
during phase of	43
was proofread for	43
make clear that	43
due credit and	43
will remain and	43
to reflect the	43
for accuracy and	43
editorial teams in	43
work was chosen	43
to page images	43
should make clear	43
reason to do	43
large quantities of	43
tei g elements	43
was a compelling	43
time and funding	43
was enhanced and	43
characters or elements	43
available in eebo	43
tei p using	43
partnership between the	43
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never have been	43
image sets published	43
their early english	43
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of known extent	43
transcription and basic	43
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to their original	43
of instances per	43
their original source	43
remain and some	43
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strings within braces	43
texts have been	43
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overall quality of	43
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sdata character entities	43
proquest to create	43
standards were returned	43
second or later	43
structural encoding based	43
to the keyers	43
characters will be	43
transcribed and encoded	43
to critical editions	43
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by proquest via	43
tcp data is	43
is the greater	43
in other languages	43
understanding these processes	43
of michigan and	43
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returned to the	43
for transcription and	43
works in english	43
as gap s	43
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proquest via their	43
image sets were	43
level of the	43
and linked to	43
companies for transcription	43
of the print	43
quantities of textual	43
a partnership between	43
project was divided	43
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gaps by user	43
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to external keying	43
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did not meet	43
aim of eebo	43
edition of a	43
a work was	43
create accurately transcribed	43
instances will never	43
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sets published by	43
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of tcp data	43
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guidelines are available	43
external keying companies	43
known extent have	43
the print record	43
looked at by	43
texts created during	43
text strings within	43
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creating the tcp	43
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credit and attribution	43
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lincoln and northwestern	43
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text with mnemonic	43
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title published between	43
works are eligible	43
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included and sometimes	43
qa standards were	43
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the universities of	43
processes should make	43
universities of michigan	43
textual data within	43
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selection was intended	43
some readable characters	43
and markup guidelines	43
and characters marked	43
the tei in	43
elements of known	43
of subject areas	43
a second or	43
english were prioritized	43
notably latin and	43
eligible for inclusion	43
text was proofread	43
public domain as	43
available at the	43
by university of	43
extent have been	43
the project have	43
simplify the filling	43
tcp files to	43
reflect the true	43
language title published	43
range over a	43
the overall quality	43
changes to facilitate	43
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the texts have	43
that due credit	43
any assumptions that	43
proofread for accuracy	43
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of the process	43
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oxford and the	43
limit of instances	43
variety of subject	43
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every monographic english	43
corrected and characters	43
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teams in oxford	43
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linked to page	43
elements to simplify	43
or lossless xml	43
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text encoding initiative	43
restraints of time	43
oxford and michigan	43
of gaps by	43
texts for their	43
by user contributors	43
latin and welsh	43
mnemonic sdata character	43
tcp project was	43
likelihood such instances	43
by converting tcp	43
of any assumptions	43
and those which	43
between the universities	43
into two phases	43
the text creation	43
the usual project	43
variously as sgml	43
on the text	43
such instances will	43
illegibles were encoded	43
although there are	43
of works in	43
ascii text with	43
accordance with level	43
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on the new	43
project restraints of	43
number of works	43
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a wide variety	43
quality of tcp	43
gap elements of	43
the new cambridge	43
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published by proquest	43
files to tei	43
out by editorial	43
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published between and	43
of the project	43
is to encode	43
and oxford and	43
at the text	43
were encoded as	43
tcp is a	43
opposed to critical	43
it may be	43
to create accurately	43
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create diplomatic transcriptions	43
tei in libraries	43
users should bear	43
filling in of	43
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wide variety of	43
and or corrected	43
aimed to produce	43
or for an	43
process of creating	43
of english literature	43
copies of the	43
take and use	43
the tcp texts	43
to tei p	43
works in other	43
encode one copy	43
to simplify the	43
while the overall	43
readable characters will	43
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quality assurance was	43
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or tei g	43
text selection was	43
where possible up	43
corrected where possible	43
were returned to	43
been looked at	43
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and sometimes a	43
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as of january	43
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encoded and linked	43
an anonymous work	43
or elements to	43
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tcp aimed to	43
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michigan and oxford	43
a compelling reason	43
characters marked as	43
texts were encoded	43
of a works	43
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university of nebraska	43
attribution is given	43
not meet qa	43
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sets were sent	43
the publisher proquest	43
in libraries guidelines	43
new cambridge bibliography	43
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publisher proquest to	43
of the tei	43
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first editions of	43
mainly structural encoding	43
into the public	43
over a wide	43
their own purposes	43
or later edition	43
a tcp editor	43
of creating the	43
produce large quantities	43
these texts for	43
encoded texts based	43
by editorial teams	43
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of the nation	42
the old standard	42
th of march	41
as to the	41
of our money	40
the ballance of	39
ballance of trade	37
and that the	37
out of the	36
and an half	35
original in the	35
six shillings and	34
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silver in the	33
to the nation	33
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of the kingdom	33
at this time	33
ocm this keyboarded	32
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r ocm this	31
estc r ocm	31
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will not be	30
printed by the	30
as much as	30
the denomination of	29
the use of	29
weight of silver	29
and a pound	29
weight of gold	29
the weight of	29
of andrew anderson	29
value of silver	29
price of silver	29
twenty two carats	29
that it is	28
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of the money	28
pounds by tale	28
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the silver coins	27
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our privy council	27
to the king	27
of our trade	27
of the world	27
spi global keyed	26
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of our privy	26
law and legislation	26
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two carats allay	26
tiff page image	26
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most excellent majesty	25
to be coined	25
ounces of silver	25
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of all the	25
and for the	25
at the mint	25
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of our reign	25
interest of money	25
shillings by tale	24
silver in bullion	24
to be made	24
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the present standard	24
and the other	24
the reign of	24
pound weight troy	24
shillings and six	24
by reason of	24
to the publick	23
reproduction of original	23
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i humbly conceive	23
to the value	23
the original in	23
for that purpose	23
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are to be	23
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will be a	23
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heirs and successors	22
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the same weight	22
of our own	22
under our signet	22
at the rate	22
in the coin	22
value of our	21
hundred thousand pounds	21
the heirs and	21
which shall be	21
money of england	21
of the value	21
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and successors of	21
mint to be	21
gold or silver	21
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the same time	21
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successors of andrew	21
our reign the	21
tiff page images	21
of this kingdom	21
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the intrinsick value	20
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for the same	20
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or any other	20
of the publick	20
the exportation of	20
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a crown piece	20
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coin of england	20
shillings and three	20
within this kingdom	19
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time to time	19
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of the lands	19
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silver in it	19
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it to the	19
lawful money of	19
england and wales	19
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bills of exchange	19
one hundred and	18
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save the king	18
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our signet at	18
in the world	18
twenty three carats	18
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that shall be	18
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by publick authority	18
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the extrinsick value	18
of the gold	18
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silver and gold	17
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signet at edinburgh	17
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printer to his	17
three grains and	17
the first of	17
that is to	17
the gold and	17
the same thing	17
to answer the	17
the raising of	16
of fine silver	16
that if the	16
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of standard silver	16
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master and worker	16
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the king and	16
the payment of	16
silver in coin	16
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standard of the	16
gold of the	16
that an ounce	16
and if the	16
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house of commons	16
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price of the	16
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in all payments	16
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twenty per cent	16
the number of	15
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of raising the	15
to be a	15
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raising our coin	15
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loss to the	15
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logarbo text and	15
r this keyboarded	15
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act of parliament	15
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of the great	15
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of the lords	14
of six shillings	14
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they will be	10
of five shillings	10
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the increase of	10
to run for	10
weight of a	10
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by open proclamation	10
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the one side	10
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lords of our	10
to the crown	10
ounce of standard	10
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of an ounce	10
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right honourable the	10
now in being	10
aptara keyed and	10
of all our	10
for the other	10
of the bank	10
of his majesties	10
to be printed	10
the foot of	10
the officers of	10
silver is the	10
of the moneys	10
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to be done	10
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three shilling six	10
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the power of	10
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rate of the	10
five shillings and	10
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silver to be	9
name and authority	9
shilling six pennies	9
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value of bullion	9
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john pas text	9
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of a crown	9
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lords of the	9
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the crown piece	9
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the pound troy	9
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the kings most	8
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seven shillings and	8
number of pieces	8
of silver for	8
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full weight and	8
that his majesty	8
within this our	8
million of money	8
of the king	8
to what the	8
this time of	8
mentioned in the	8
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than its weight	8
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the receipt of	8
price of standard	8
by the late	8
pence the ounce	8
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moneys of the	8
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commonwealth of england	8
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year of our	8
will be in	8
be obliged to	8
time of the	8
a higher rate	8
the said clipt	8
nation in general	8
double the value	8
in the exchequer	8
money in the	8
at a higher	8
to make by	8
lands in the	8
notes for div	8
that the value	8
honourable house of	8
here in england	8
to pass at	8
in this kingdom	8
coined into thirty	8
establishment of the	8
text notes for	8
must be made	8
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to all the	8
all other commodities	8
great quantities of	8
a proclamation discharging	8
king edward the	8
advantage of the	8
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so much silver	8
reign of queen	8
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a short time	8
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the reigns of	8
king charles the	8
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the decay of	8
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or at least	8
matter of fact	8
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carats three grains	8
bank of england	8
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coyn of this	8
ought to have	8
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profit of the	8
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be brought in	8
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price or value	8
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masters and workers	8
securities of lands	8
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be coined into	8
of the coins	8
pieces to pass	8
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three carats three	8
i think the	8
the profit of	8
kings most excellent	8
that no person	8
the loss by	8
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the rise of	8
to the owners	8
the honourable house	8
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pound of silver	7
number of half	7
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ounce of bullion	7
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money to be	7
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in a year	7
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of eleven ounces	7
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a million of	7
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report containing an	7
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eight shillings an	7
a pound sterling	7
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sir richard temple	7
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our trade and	7
stewartries within this	7
of a peny	7
times as much	7
our money be	7
william by the	7
be pleased to	7
if the value	7
his most sacred	7
severed from the	7
in the reigns	7
and the exchange	7
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the counties of	7
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ounce of sterling	7
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silver to the	7
third part of	7
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a report containing	7
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time of king	7
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five pence an	7
shillings and pence	7
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price of money	7
value of land	7
any person or	7
value of it	7
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shillings three pence	7
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between the king	7
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in the law	7
the reason of	7
in england is	7
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money will be	7
of fine gold	7
all the clipt	7
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piece which may	7
them will make	7
its intrinsick value	7
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is at present	7
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six pennies scots	7
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the hands of	7
of our mony	7
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of other commodities	7
true value of	7
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of silver that	7
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the scarcity of	7
those that have	7
moneys shall be	7
them to be	7
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the other pieces	7
of the law	7
away our coin	7
the securities of	7
to your lordships	7
the estimation of	7
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one hundred twenty	7
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five shillings apiece	7
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should go for	7
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day of january	7
ten shillings by	7
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quantity of bullion	7
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of per cent	7
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of the owners	7
for one hundred	7
that it may	7
value in half	7
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of which there	7
standard of england	7
and in this	7
hundred thousand pound	7
of silver standard	7
twenty shillings apiece	7
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the pieces of	7
to have a	7
thirty shillings apiece	7
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piece of gold	7
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the th year	7
we shall have	7
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a piece of	7
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if a man	7
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thirty six pounds	7
all the rest	7
as may be	7
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piece of money	7
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silver in england	7
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shillings piece waight	7
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standard of fineness	7
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price of gold	7
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silver coins of	7
burghs of the	7
the way to	7
any of our	7
little or no	7
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to the other	7
the other hand	7
standard of our	7
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the par of	7
into this kingdom	7
i have said	7
value to an	7
are to receive	7
our new money	7
this is a	7
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at head of	7
may be made	7
the publick stamp	7
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all the old	7
spaces in text	7
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fit to be	7
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the importation of	7
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consideration of the	7
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that silver in	7
shall be made	7
the performance of	7
number of them	7
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of the poor	6
of our subjects	6
estimation of silver	6
my reasons for	6
copper or brass	6
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of the pieces	6
and pieces of	6
it in his	6
fineness to a	6
by it self	6
our present money	6
in this land	6
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the liberty to	6
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loss by the	6
thirty seven shillings	6
all the qualities	6
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weight for weight	6
part of a	6
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to the laws	6
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foot of six	6
a peny weight	6
that is in	6
be done with	6
in huntington library	6
silver that is	6
of coin and	6
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the clipt and	6
the times of	6
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for a pound	6
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pieces of eight	6
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years last past	6
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of king charles	6
and counterfeit money	6
for its weight	6
day of december	6
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reign of king	6
upon the whole	6
blazon or coat	6
king of england	6
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the interest thereof	6
cross and harp	6
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that ought to	6
more of the	6
university of london	6
as his majesty	6
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agreeable to the	6
the money they	6
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the new crown	6
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for the common	6
rise and fall	6
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currant at the	6
to the contrary	6
to make up	6
that i think	6
in tale one	6
in any country	6
per ounce for	6
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six shillings three	6
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crowns at five	6
those that are	6
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money for the	6
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in the million	6
trade of england	6
charles the first	6
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from the soil	6
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money than gold	6
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in our favour	6
stop of commerce	6
every body else	6
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be raised in	6
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our name and	6
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a fourth part	6
agree with him	6
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indentures of the	6
indenture to the	6
nineteen peny weight	6
power of the	6
short observations on	6
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the eight year	6
coyne and trade	6
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standard of twenty	6
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silver not coined	6
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sovereigns at twenty	6
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one peny weight	6
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two hundred and	6
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it for the	6
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of it self	6
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money in england	6
coat of arms	6
use of it	6
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of any commodity	6
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hundred and sixty	6
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pieces of gold	6
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the said rate	6
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