trigram

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trigram	frequency
the king of	305
king of denmark	197
the duke of	127
as well as	87
to the king	78
the house of	73
according to the	70
of the king	62
duke of gottorp	60
duke of holstein	57
house of gottorp	57
in the year	56
out of the	54
that the king	54
the rest of	48
of the people	48
part of the	48
a great many	47
one of the	47
the king and	47
not to be	42
of the empire	41
that it is	40
of the same	40
early english books	40
of the kingdom	40
by the king	38
in the world	37
the most serene	37
there is no	36
is to be	36
rest of the	35
kingdom of denmark	35
the kingdom of	35
the most part	34
king of danmark	34
at that time	34
it is not	33
the kings of	33
for the most	33
as to the	33
of the world	33
english books online	32
of denmark and	32
and that the	32
and the duke	31
of the danish	31
and the king	31
it would be	31
that of the	30
some of the	30
the dukedom of	30
with the king	29
of the sound	29
of his own	29
at the same	29
sleswick and holstein	29
ought to be	29
what he says	29
of sleswick and	29
of the said	29
the dukedome of	28
account of the	28
in the same	28
king of sweden	28
the crown of	28
dukedom of sleswick	28
all sorts of	28
to be found	28
belonging to the	27
kings of denmark	27
of the other	26
the city of	26
dukedome of sleswick	26
to the duke	26
an account of	25
on the other	25
duke of sleswick	25
of the nobility	25
of all the	25
of the danes	25
of the most	25
of the duke	25
of the court	25
his most serene	24
from the king	24
and it is	24
in the country	24
text creation partnership	24
the same time	24
based on the	24
that he was	23
the state of	23
of the great	23
are to be	23
the power of	23
most of the	23
the name of	23
it is to	23
of their own	23
that there is	23
so much as	22
the states of	22
which is the	22
there is a	22
the dukes of	21
of the house	21
that it was	21
to have been	21
form of government	21
make use of	21
of the kings	21
of the states	21
the dutchy of	21
as it is	21
of the whole	21
of the peace	21
the loss of	21
to this day	21
not so much	20
in the danish	20
so far from	20
of the country	20
contrary to the	20
of great britain	20
of such as	20
and in the	20
according to their	20
it is the	19
king of sueden	19
seems to be	19
it is a	19
so that the	19
but it is	19
made use of	19
as much as	19
to the same	19
the affairs of	18
to make a	18
by reason of	18
in the mean	18
crown of denmark	18
is not to	18
the royal family	18
the church of	18
on the contrary	18
denmark and norway	18
in time of	18
consent of the	18
all the rest	17
of the best	17
between the king	17
the defence of	17
would have been	17
that they were	17
on both sides	17
that they are	17
the common people	17
of the crown	17
most serene highness	17
parts of the	17
about the year	17
of holstein gottorp	17
king of great	17
the death of	17
marked as illegible	16
represented either as	16
of the dukedome	16
of the government	16
either as utf	16
the mean time	16
in a great	16
the manner of	16
a great deal	16
of the rest	16
characters represented either	16
in case of	16
it may be	16
the want of	16
to his majesty	16
and the most	16
that can be	16
it has been	16
of late years	16
the king would	16
keying and markup	16
princes and states	16
the danes have	16
account of denmark	16
the elector of	16
as they are	16
together with the	16
of the present	16
in order to	16
ought to have	16
your imperial majesty	16
the interest of	16
it will be	15
the time of	15
the government of	15
but that the	15
that part of	15
the court of	15
as soon as	15
is not so	15
for the king	15
city of copenhagen	15
and to the	15
be able to	15
well as the	15
officers of the	15
for the defence	15
none of the	15
there was a	15
betwixt the two	15
it was in	15
the peace of	15
be found in	15
to the crown	15
not only to	14
most serene duke	14
would not be	14
states of the	14
that the duke	14
part of it	14
the assistance of	14
the danish court	14
of the ancient	14
in the most	14
the treaty of	14
in a manner	14
to be made	14
the advantage of	14
the roschild treaty	14
but the king	14
the english mediator	14
as for the	14
elector of brandenburg	14
was to be	14
of denmark is	14
as it was	14
the hands of	14
of the clergy	14
since it is	14
that no body	14
as it were	14
in his own	14
the number of	14
the value of	14
the other side	14
so great a	14
the island of	14
to be a	13
have not been	13
it is evident	13
of the land	13
it is very	13
that if the	13
to come to	13
as they were	13
and that they	13
they have not	13
that they have	13
in those parts	13
that he would	13
that he had	13
to the most	13
for their own	13
the benefit of	13
what has been	13
not only in	13
was in the	13
the two crowns	13
church of england	13
in the sound	13
a piece of	13
not only the	13
that he has	13
of the army	13
the danes are	13
state of the	13
of the city	13
by way of	13
if he had	13
by the danes	13
of the north	13
a number of	12
majesty and the	12
is very good	12
when the king	12
any thing to	12
possession of the	12
will not be	12
he would have	12
to the house	12
to the prejudice	12
of the english	12
his majesty of	12
the passage of	12
and the house	12
has given us	12
horse and foot	12
of all sorts	12
and a great	12
to that of	12
it is true	12
to the great	12
true nature of	12
to your majesty	12
be obliged to	12
the isle of	12
to give a	12
one barrel of	12
the true nature	12
in relation to	12
a mind to	12
and all the	12
so far as	12
defence of the	12
there are no	12
as far as	12
them in the	12
the laws of	12
our author has	12
of denmark to	12
to do so	12
he might have	12
that the same	12
could not be	12
goths and vandals	11
dukes of gottorp	11
the education of	11
that his majesty	11
which may be	11
king and the	11
the greatest part	11
have been so	11
of the estates	11
been able to	11
your most serene	11
thousand rix dollars	11
of the laws	11
most serene and	11
of the first	11
he ought to	11
denmark and the	11
a great measure	11
view of the	11
he could not	11
nature of the	11
body of the	11
thought fit to	11
the account of	11
the preservation of	11
the beginning of	11
and this is	11
power of the	11
as well in	11
so much the	11
there was no	11
house of austria	11
can be made	11
his majesty and	11
what he has	11
of one of	11
those of the	11
master of the	11
if we consider	11
the prejudice of	11
in other countries	11
him and his	11
into the hands	11
the king had	11
they do not	11
the present king	11
any of the	11
the business of	11
so that it	11
of the roman	11
the use of	11
the king has	11
of the romans	11
this is a	11
of his subjects	11
the greatness of	11
in the government	11
the occasion of	11
has been said	11
letters of the	11
in the kingdom	11
of the suedish	11
that your majesty	11
the states general	11
the king himself	11
that they may	11
the author has	11
and all other	11
well as other	11
of the treaty	11
the northern parts	11
many of the	11
to do it	11
the conclusion of	11
in favour of	11
the way of	11
he has been	11
dutchy of sleswick	11
he tells us	10
serene and potent	10
that there are	10
come to the	10
the rights of	10
of the dukes	10
the opinion of	10
in this chapter	10
of the dukedom	10
or at least	10
the cause of	10
of this kind	10
it is no	10
the nature of	10
but also the	10
the suede had	10
in the king	10
in the northern	10
the vanity of	10
by which the	10
in such a	10
of the church	10
in process of	10
in times of	10
the town of	10
there are a	10
more than the	10
for the use	10
of the commons	10
of denmark in	10
it is certain	10
that the people	10
but in the	10
with all the	10
of the taxes	10
far from being	10
to the kings	10
of time and	10
side of the	10
has been the	10
are not so	10
process of time	10
the most considerable	10
his royal majesty	10
of the northern	10
of denmark has	10
the suedish king	10
he would not	10
there being no	10
up to a	10
if the king	10
i know not	10
passage of the	10
of the town	10
were to be	10
out of his	10
by the nobility	10
the whole kingdom	10
for want of	10
your imperial majesties	10
in proportion to	10
the late wars	10
greatest part of	10
the necessity of	10
the mediation of	10
this gentleman has	10
is a great	10
it will not	10
i do not	10
to be the	10
which they have	10
is a very	10
against the swedes	10
because of the	10
and the danes	10
between his majesty	10
for the future	10
i have been	10
that they had	10
the king was	10
of such a	10
the inhabitants of	10
would not have	10
which the danes	10
made by the	9
is obliged to	9
to be esteemed	9
and of the	9
his majesty the	9
a little time	9
as to make	9
island of zealand	9
serene duke of	9
never have been	9
them to the	9
to the publick	9
had to the	9
were sent to	9
reason of the	9
the universities of	9
of the publick	9
and those which	9
in their hands	9
in this case	9
no more than	9
is in the	9
if the duke	9
as often as	9
the other islands	9
between them and	9
reason to do	9
the place of	9
the consent of	9
an opportunity to	9
time of peace	9
i cannot but	9
majesty the king	9
the succession of	9
in the north	9
with the duke	9
the best in	9
two or three	9
as he has	9
to the terms	9
in mind that	9
what our author	9
if they had	9
returned to the	9
of those countries	9
of any other	9
in comparison of	9
the present state	9
temper of the	9
which has been	9
of the parties	9
much better than	9
those who have	9
conclusion of the	9
when he says	9
ought not to	9
of the state	9
the suede was	9
territories belonging to	9
the ruin of	9
which have been	9
the point of	9
to a great	9
danmark and norway	9
most serene majesty	9
to their own	9
at the time	9
general of the	9
all manner of	9
and kingdom of	9
far as to	9
by the author	9
to the swedes	9
of the swedes	9
of the revenue	9
to all the	9
to be so	9
copies of the	9
relating to the	9
divided into two	9
such as the	9
that the danes	9
favour of the	9
to be able	9
upon this occasion	9
as to be	9
and not to	9
to the nobility	9
use of the	9
to the present	9
of the greatest	9
for the duke	9
the law of	9
a man of	9
we do not	9
nine troops col	9
that is to	9
to such a	9
opinion of the	9
of the nation	9
constitutions of the	9
and there is	9
but that they	9
in a little	9
as to his	9
the castle of	9
it must be	9
of the french	9
the knowledge of	9
some of them	9
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to our author	9
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