quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	45
the house of commons	27
the tower of london	20
of the work described	15
metadata enrichments aim at	15
all without asking permission	15
professional end users from	15
the display of a	15
encoded text transcribed from	15
text can be copied	15
many walks of life	15
markup reviewed and edited	15
institutions providing financial support	15
by amateur and professional	15
enrichments aim at making	15
keyboarded and encoded edition	15
making the text more	15
books online text creation	15
english books online text	15
digital transcription a of	15
or stationer meant to	15
encoded edition of the	15
restoring the text the	15
an enriched version of	15
the annotation includes standard	15
assigned for keying and	15
from proquest page images	15
phase i text is	15
providing financial support to	15
is available for reuse	15
author or stationer meant	15
a text in a	15
text the author or	15
the terms of creative	15
to the terms of	15
the text the author	15
version of the tcp	15
has been tokenized and	15
the author or stationer	15
and professional end users	15
text is an enriched	15
and markup reviewed and	15
r in the english	15
text and markup reviewed	15
of the tcp digital	15
work described above is	15
the work described above	15
is an enriched version	15
text has not been	15
and linguistically annotated with	15
online text creation partnership	15
in a standardized format	15
stationer meant to publish	15
in the english short	15
tcp digital transcription a	15
has not been fully	15
coded from proquest page	15
textual changes aim at	15
the tcp digital transcription	15
text is available for	15
the text more computationally	15
aim at making the	15
tokenized and linguistically annotated	15
text r in the	15
at restoring the text	15
and metadata enrichments aim	15
images scanned from microfilm	15
the institutions providing financial	15
standard spellings that support	15
been fully proofread approx	15
of a text in	15
english short title catalog	15
for keying and markup	15
changes aim at restoring	15
text in a standardized	15
edition of the work	15
includes standard spellings that	15
i text is available	15
changes and metadata enrichments	15
this text has not	15
the english short title	15
described above is co	15
enriched version of the	15
collaborative curation by amateur	15
according to the terms	15
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	15
and encoded edition of	15
from many walks of	15
of text r in	15
terms of creative commons	15
tcp assigned for keying	15
this phase i text	15
a of text r	15
textual changes and metadata	15
text more computationally tractable	15
support to the early	15
owned by the institutions	15
and suitable for network	15
format that preserves archaic	15
text has been tokenized	15
spellings that support the	15
not been fully proofread	15
standardized format that preserves	15
to the early english	15
that support the display	15
financial support to the	15
end users from many	15
the text can be	15
amateur and professional end	15
at making the text	15
and coded from proquest	15
even for commercial purposes	15
the early english books	15
keyed and coded from	15
by the institutions providing	15
been tokenized and linguistically	15
support the display of	15
curation by amateur and	15
this keyboarded and encoded	15
based collaborative curation by	15
a standardized format that	15
the text has been	15
users from many walks	15
display of a text	15
aim at restoring the	15
annotation includes standard spellings	15
transcription a of text	15
that preserves archaic forms	15
this text is an	15
estc r this keyboarded	14
r this keyboarded and	14
in the british library	14
original in the british	12
iv tiff page image	12
the original in the	12
of the original in	12
of the house of	12
reproduction of the original	12
the house of lords	11
the humble petition of	11
in the tower of	11
apex covantage keyed and	10
covantage keyed and coded	10
the petition of right	9
puts this text in	8
rate of defects per	8
salva libertate sent to	8
high court of parliament	8
the rate of defects	8
the law of the	8
words puts this text	8
category of texts with	8
lieutenant of the tower	8
this text in the	8
law of the land	7
a this text has	7
were recorded as gap	7
unto his present adversaries	7
at the pleasure of	7
elements at the time	7
the receipt of a	7
defects that were recorded	7
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as gap elements at	7
has no known defects	7
made unto his present	7
recorded as gap elements	7
a salva libertate sent	7
no known defects that	7
known defects that were	7
the time of transcription	7
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that were recorded as	7
this text has no	7
text has no known	7
prisoner in the tower	7
libertate sent to colonell	7
gap elements at the	7
mo a wing l	6
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a wing l thomason	6
by the law of	6
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impeachment of high treason	6
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of the tower of	6
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maynards case truly stated	6
and xml conversion a	5
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between and defects per	5
the commons house of	5
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the councell of state	5
lawes of the land	5
prisoner in the gatehouse	5
a letter sent from	5
by lieutenant collonell lilburne	5
the law of nature	5
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sir john maynards case	5
texts with between and	5
of texts with between	5
my chamber in the	5
the preservation of the	5
commons house of parliament	5
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the lords have no	5
laws of the land	5
annotation on thomason copy	5
tichburn lieutenant of the	5
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letter sent from the	5
that the king is	5
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safety of the people	5
john maynards case truly	5
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the honorable the commons	4
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the high court of	4
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to collonell henry marten	4
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the kings of england	4
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and burgesses in parliament	4
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and remonstrance of edmond	4
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mona logarbo sampled and	4
petition of humphrey bagaley	4
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and xml conversion to	4
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john gayer knight and	4
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a copy of a	4
notes for div a	4
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to his excellency the	4
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logarbo sampled and proofread	4
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to the high and	4
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be objected against him	4
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the cordiall of mr	4
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the lords assembled in	4
of state sitting at	4
address directed to his	4
in the case of	4
remonstrance of edmond rolph	4
colonell tichburn lieutenant of	4
honorable the lords assembled	4
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and his declaration and	4
the lord generall cromwell	4
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the parliament of the	4
elspeth healey text and	4
petition of sir john	4
shall be objected against	4
healey sampled and proofread	4
the fourteenth of september	4
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his reply to h	4
his high court of	4
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to the commands of	4
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with his answer thereto	4
commons in parliament assembled	4
of any member of	4
elspeth healey sampled and	4
and alderman of london	4
that if any persons	4
the humble appeale and	4
day ordered upon the	4
the lords and commons	4
or his reply to	4
liberty to the generall	4
his declaration and protestation	4
the right honourable the	4
and his high court	4
to colonell tichburn lieutenant	4
the last drop of	4
state sitting at white	4
perfect relation of the	4
prynnes demand of his	4
the arbitrary government now	3
sent to colonell francis	3
destructive infringement of our	3
from his own mouth	3
of oyer and terminer	3
the rule of the	3
before the lords on	3
iv tiff page images	3
humble desires to his	3
thomason e estc r	3
known laws of the	3
the said john lilburne	3
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and speeches at their	3
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colonell john lilburne prisoner	3
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or rules of government	3
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c the rate of	3
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to be tried by	3
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the shame of the	3
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of a paper sent	3
of sir john maynard	3
e estc r this	3
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and of the impeachment	3
of our native liberties	3
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to colonell francis west	3
infringement of our native	3
to carry the said	3
and destructive infringement of	3
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with all the passages	3
exhibited against him before	3
of the lords jurisdiction	3
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to be of the	3
particular now offers it	3
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being occasioned by the	3
carry him before the	3
the said lieutenant was	3
a paper sent unto	3
c category of texts	3
original text notes for	3
the free people of	3
text notes for div	3
concerning sir iohn maynards	3
him by the said	3
and there doe offer	3
francis west of the	3
that groundlesse false report	3
humble appeale and supplication	3
government now introduced by	3
submitting to the lords	3
of high treason exhibited	3
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any members of this	3
in the eye of	3
and falsly so called	3
obedience to the commands	3
the people of england	3
the manner of his	3
suffer you to carry	3
unto him by the	3
to answer to any	3
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the lieutenant of the	3
to the lords jurisdiction	3
and of the arbitrary	3
manner of his imprisonment	3
the whole nation of	3
there is no law	3
his imprisonment upon pleasure	3
the king ought not	3
and to the whole	3
prisoner in the most	3
of speciall oyer and	3
lord mayor of london	3
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colonell francis west of	3
man ought to be	3
there doe offer to	3
by vertue of the	3
of the great charter	3
any number of men	3
high treason exhibited against	3
lords on wednesday next	3
between him and his	3
of a verball command	3
free commoners of england	3
as much as in	3
the lodgings of any	3
the lords on wednesday	3
of the law is	3
under my hand and	3
for the preservation of	3
relation of the manner	3
for william hevenningham esq	3
force which i cannot	3
sir iohn maynards submitting	3
send force which i	3
discovery of the dangerous	3
shall send force which	3
my hand and seale	3
contemptible goale of newgate	3
falsly so called atturney	3
text in the c	3
doores or papers of	3
passages between him and	3
the pleasure of the	3
the most contemptible goale	3
iohn maynards submitting to	3
of the dangerous and	3
not in the least	3
a speedy reconcilement between	3
the free commoners of	3
him and his high	3
were taken from his	3
the lords jurisdiction refuted	3
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all the passages between	3
of the convocation at	3
ought not to be	3
lilburne prisoner in newgate	3
sent unto him by	3
part is to propose	3
speciall oyer and terminer	3
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in messages to them	3
any commoner of england	3
john lilburne before mr	3
lieutenant was seemingly anthorized	3
of the neighbourhood where	3
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which i cannot resist	3
john lilburne prisoner in	3
false report concerning sir	3
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speedy reconcilement between him	3
commission of oyer and	3
and the armies honor	3
appeale and supplication of	3
paper sent unto him	3
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contained a cleare discovery	3
most contemptible goale of	3
an aspiring faction over	3
moneths by the house	3
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taken from his own	3
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arbitrary government now introduced	3
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between him and the	3
supplication of richard overton	3
doe offer to seale	3
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humble petition of lieutenant	3
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of the kings bench	3
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or papers of any	3
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of the kings head	3
supreme over all persons	3
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mo a wing g	2
knight of the bath	2
vertue of the paper	2
the commonwealth of england	2
during the pleasure of	2
act for his banishment	2
of lieutenant collonel john	2
the same may be	2
the harvard university library	2
truly stated being a	2
the lievetenant of the	2
person ought not to	2
by reason of the	2
lives of the people	2
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of heaven and earth	2
betwixt his majesty and	2
rule whereby to measure	2
the f category of	2
the destruction of that	2
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member of this house	2
jus non valet argumentum	2
to the men in	2
officers and souldiers of	2
men in present power	2
the counsells of many	2
and over all persons	2
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lievetenant of the tower	2
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oxford by leonard lichfield	2
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body of sir john	2
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lieuetenant of the tower	2
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text in the d	2
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his protest against their	2
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xml conversion a salva	2
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sic to carry him	2
the lords claime to	2
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the law should be	2
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john d the rate	2
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