trigram

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trigram	frequency
early works to	48
early english books	48
english books online	45
the house of	43
house of commons	29
according to the	29
of the law	24
of the land	23
this text has	22
the tower of	20
tower of london	20
of the tower	20
in the tower	18
of the house	18
the law of	17
of the people	17
sir iohn maynard	16
users from many	15
markup reviewed and	15
aim at making	15
work described above	15
author or stationer	15
the text the	15
an enriched version	15
and linguistically annotated	15
and encoded edition	15
of a text	15
that support the	15
this phase i	15
preserves archaic forms	15
is available for	15
all without asking	15
i text is	15
a text in	15
for commercial purposes	15
the author or	15
keyboarded and encoded	15
by amateur and	15
text can be	15
linguistically annotated with	15
easier to read	15
books online text	15
for keying and	15
standard spellings that	15
or stationer meant	15
the terms of	15
not been fully	15
and xml conversion	15
the work described	15
the text can	15
even for commercial	15
been tokenized and	15
scanned from microfilm	15
terms of creative	15
encoded text transcribed	15
the display of	15
format that preserves	15
curation by amateur	15
text has not	15
support to the	15
the early english	15
of the tcp	15
text the author	15
encoded edition of	15
without asking permission	15
assigned for keying	15
tcp assigned for	15
text has been	15
been fully proofread	15
digital transcription a	15
enriched version of	15
is an enriched	15
text and markup	15
distributed and performed	15
from proquest page	15
of text r	15
r in the	15
phase i text	15
tokenized and linguistically	15
fully proofread approx	15
prisoner in the	15
in a standardized	15
support the display	15
iv tiff page	15
restoring the text	15
and coded from	15
textual changes aim	15
earlyprint project evanston	15
text is available	15
coded from proquest	15
text is an	15
changes and metadata	15
end users from	15
a of text	15
has not been	15
text creation partnership	15
images scanned from	15
version of the	15
in the english	15
more computationally tractable	15
can be copied	15
spellings that support	15
professional end users	15
and markup reviewed	15
meant to publish	15
available for reuse	15
institutions providing financial	15
to the terms	15
the humble petition	15
sampled and proofread	15
kb of xml	15
the institutions providing	15
keying and markup	15
to the early	15
that preserves archaic	15
annotated with morphadorner	15
the king is	15
of creative commons	15
changes aim at	15
display of a	15
providing financial support	15
the text has	15
from many walks	15
has been tokenized	15
short title catalog	15
described above is	15
the annotation includes	15
at restoring the	15
based collaborative curation	15
reviewed and edited	15
annotation includes standard	15
english short title	15
online text creation	15
financial support to	15
of the work	15
text r in	15
aim at restoring	15
textual changes and	15
tcp digital transcription	15
and metadata enrichments	15
transcription a of	15
edition of the	15
by the institutions	15
text in a	15
keyed and coded	15
text more computationally	15
the text more	15
making the text	15
enrichments aim at	15
standardized format that	15
stationer meant to	15
this keyboarded and	15
the two houses	15
the english short	15
and professional end	15
many walks of	15
pfs batch review	15
collaborative curation by	15
at making the	15
suitable for network	15
this text is	15
and suitable for	15
a standardized format	15
proquest page images	15
the tcp digital	15
includes standard spellings	15
metadata enrichments aim	15
above is co	15
amateur and professional	15
text transcribed from	15
walks of life	15
owned by the	15
in the british	14
estc r this	14
ought to be	14
the british library	14
r this keyboarded	14
detention of persons	14
mo a wing	14
original in the	13
reproduction of the	13
to be a	13
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of the original	12
tiff page image	12
there is no	12
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humble petition of	11
of the kings	11
the pleasure of	11
of the kingdome	11
house of lords	11
that the king	10
covantage keyed and	10
not to be	10
in the least	10
apex covantage keyed	10
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and of the	10
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of the common	9
lawes of the	9
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that the lords	9
of this house	9
of the lords	9
commons of england	9
petition of right	9
a salva libertate	9
law of the	9
by vertue of	9
the time of	9
court of parliament	9
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the commons of	8
the rate of	8
category of texts	8
of the whole	8
imprint from wing	8
out of the	8
rate of defects	8
of high treason	8
the commons house	8
sir iohn maynards	8
libertate sent to	8
of the present	8
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high court of	8
lieutenant of the	8
words puts this	8
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salva libertate sent	8
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receipt of a	7
elements at the	7
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time of transcription	7
known defects that	7
collonel john lilburne	7
as gap elements	7
now prisoner in	7
of the kingdom	7
if it be	7
the cause of	7
the receipt of	7
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sent to colonell	7
text has no	7
no known defects	7
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a this text	7
member of the	7
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of all the	7
of the king	7
people of england	7
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oyer and terminer	6
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wing l thomason	6
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the right honourable	6
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maynards case truly	6
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and this is	6
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the said lieutenant	6
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to the right	6
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the kings writ	6
and for the	6
commons in parliament	6
be objected against	6
lords and commons	5
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with between and	5
the end of	5
house of parliament	5
a verball command	5
my chamber in	5
in the case	5
the rules of	5
england and wales	5
lords have no	5
and defects per	5
law of nature	5
civilwar no a	5
the king has	5
i shall not	5
of the great	5
the rest of	5
objected against him	5
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the present power	5
but this is	5
by sir iohn	5
that the parliament	5
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of his liberty	5
the pleasures of	5
sir john maynards	5
annotation on thomason	5
the reason of	5
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a law to	5
the cordiall of	5
lieutenant collonell lilburne	5
commons house of	5
texts with between	5
it is this	5
and that he	5
priviledges of parliament	5
of england in	5
which is the	5
the preservation of	5
of magna charta	5
letter sent from	5
john maynards case	5
courts of iustice	5
against the law	5
to be the	5
on thomason copy	5
that the law	5
by the house	5
councell of state	5
and therefore i	5
chamber in the	5
this day ordered	5
preservation of the	5
at their pleasure	5
the people of	5
power of the	5
is this day	5
him by the	5
to your house	5
assembled in parliament	5
and all the	5
you to carry	5
commoner of england	5
tichburn lieutenant of	5
between and defects	5
as much as	5
if any persons	5
safety of the	5
the matter of	5
xml conversion a	5
is the kings	5
to the generall	5
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to the king	5
of the commons	5
a letter sent	5
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mona logarbo text	4
the king and	4
of any member	4
matter of fact	4
xml conversion the	4
to the honorable	4
notes for div	4
the proposition of	4
the kings bench	4
the fourteenth of	4
and protestation thereupon	4
his declaration and	4
is not to	4
and mighty states	4
if he allow	4
ordered upon the	4
to be of	4
alderman of london	4
honorable the commons	4
a perfect relation	4
liberty to the	4
humble petition and	4
that the house	4
and the armies	4
if the kings	4
the knights and	4
osbourn and dowcet	4
by the commons	4
a letter written	4
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the case of	4
against the house	4
that the two	4
the lawes subversion	4
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third address directed	4
state sitting at	4
the people to	4
rule of the	4
the lawes of	4
and i hope	4
colonell tichburn lieutenant	4
the free people	4
this is not	4
of the lawes	4
the high court	4
collonell henry marten	4
under my hand	4
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on fryday the	4
and communicated unto	4
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the law and	4
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prynnes demand of	4
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person of any	4
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to make a	4
elspeth healey text	4
the law in	4
a third address	4
logarbo text and	4
fundamentall lawes of	4
the high and	4
fourteenth of september	4
to the vice	4
be of the	4
of state sitting	4
his excellency the	4
of the subjects	4
in the most	4
goale of newgate	4
rules of government	4
the said act	4
pleasure of any	4
gayer knight and	4
to his excellency	4
to carry me	4
order to the	4
that in the	4
with his answer	4
the kings pardon	4
civilwar no the	4
cause of his	4
his high court	4
the king to	4
of humphrey bagaley	4
right honourable the	4
mona logarbo sampled	4
humble appeale and	4
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barrester of lincolnes	4
john gayer knight	4
honorable the lords	4
judges of the	4
to carry him	4
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the lords assembled	4
petition and remonstrance	4
remonstrance of edmond	4
the humble appeale	4
more then the	4
late lord mayor	4
honourable the councell	4
rest of the	4
part is to	4
to be tried	4
his liberty to	4
and burgesses in	4
lords assembled in	4
contest with the	4
the place of	4
parliament of the	4
his answer thereto	4
div a e	4
of this nation	4
judge of the	4
more or lesse	4
logarbo sampled and	4
so much as	4
healey text and	4
communicated unto them	4
king of england	4
day ordered upon	4
to all the	4
i will not	4
on wednesday next	4
and by the	4
of the state	4
by reason of	4
i am not	4
kings of england	4
carry him before	4
to colonell tichburn	4
imprisonment upon pleasure	4
and the right	4
sitting at white	4
copy of a	4
for div a	4
the kings of	4
against sir iohn	4
any persons whatsoever	4
relation of the	4
elspeth healey sampled	4
knight and alderman	4
the lord generall	4
civilwar no to	4
of his equals	4
the kings head	4
the rule of	4
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sir john gayer	4
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petition of sir	4
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of sir iohn	4
the statute of	4
of a paper	4
demand of his	4
the great charter	4
declaration and protestation	4
knights and burgesses	4
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the honorable the	4
xml conversion to	4
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his loving brother	4
and the rest	4
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the right honorable	4
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lord generall cromwell	4
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the last drop	4
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iohn gayer knight	4
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man shall be	4
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healey sampled and	4
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right honorable the	4
of edmond rolph	4
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fryday the fourteenth	4
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colonell john lilburne	3
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house of peers	3
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that which he	3
huber text and	3
false report concerning	3
you shall be	3
a cleare discovery	3
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is no law	3
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c the rate	3
vertue of the	3
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in all cases	3
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they were taken	3
iohn maynards submitting	3
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of the subject	3
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man ought to	3
an aspiring faction	3
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lords jurisdiction refuted	3
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have a juri	2
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rights and properties	2
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authorize you to	2
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king and kingdome	2
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jus non valet	2
light of nature	2
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inform you hereby	2
to my person	2
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power is to	2
the severall bookes	2
cause of all	2
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in safe custody	2
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the abolishing the	2
commonwealth of england	2
of any commoner	2
the kings meere	2
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by any other	2
to proceed to	2
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each to other	2
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your petitioner hath	2
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lawfull for me	2
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people of london	2
so many liberties	2
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to the pleasure	2
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any with a	2
give you a	2
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words of the	2
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the harvard university	2
to a juri	2
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leiutenant of the	2
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god and men	2
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every mans right	2
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of the almighty	2
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to the petition	2
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such a court	2
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his humble addresses	2
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