quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	76
characters represented either as	38
represented either as utf	38
the cause of god	31
cause of god and	23
of god and his	22
god and his people	21
if there was a	20
never have been looked	19
this phase i text	19
overall quality of tcp	19
files to tei p	19
accurately transcribed and encoded	19
known extent have been	19
large quantities of textual	19
the publisher proquest to	19
the institutions providing financial	19
or elements to simplify	19
are a number of	19
to range over a	19
released into the public	19
changes to facilitate morpho	19
to the terms of	19
proquest to create accurately	19
therefore of any assumptions	19
and therefore chose to	19
reason to do so	19
and encoded texts based	19
whichever is the greater	19
that due credit and	19
institutions providing financial support	19
chosen if there was	19
all likelihood such instances	19
second or later edition	19
selection was based on	19
due credit and attribution	19
and attribution is given	19
on the image sets	19
encoded texts based on	19
a works in english	19
accordance with level of	19
images in accordance with	19
are eligible for inclusion	19
returned to the keyers	19
for their own purposes	19
encoded edition of the	19
support to the early	19
of the project have	19
page images in accordance	19
or for an anonymous	19
of instances per text	19
is to encode one	19
text selection was based	19
quality of tcp data	19
by converting tcp files	19
compelling reason to do	19
the keyers to be	19
sometimes a second or	19
the tei in libraries	19
to produce large quantities	19
not meet qa standards	19
then their works are	19
the terms of creative	19
was enhanced and or	19
is a partnership between	19
quantities of textual data	19
external keying companies for	19
remaining illegibles were encoded	19
and markup reviewed and	19
some errors will remain	19
for transcription and basic	19
processes should make clear	19
wide variety of subject	19
be marked as illegible	19
mnemonic sdata character entities	19
to tei p using	19
of time and funding	19
the overall quality of	19
placeholder characters or elements	19
keyed and coded from	19
owned by the institutions	19
in oxford and michigan	19
the early english books	19
users should be aware	19
or tei g elements	19
gap elements of known	19
users should bear in	19
markup guidelines are available	19
works are eligible for	19
title published between and	19
and markup guidelines are	19
a partnership between the	19
did not meet qa	19
quality assurance was then	19
tcp data is very	19
published by proquest via	19
was proofread for accuracy	19
according to the terms	19
in english were prioritized	19
images scanned from microfilm	19
coded from proquest page	19
the texts were encoded	19
the work described above	19
with changes to facilitate	19
sets published by proquest	19
notably latin and welsh	19
restraints of time and	19
these texts for their	19
even for commercial purposes	19
been released into the	19
based on the text	19
use these texts for	19
terms of creative commons	19
that in all likelihood	19
were returned to the	19
can now take and	19
sent to external keying	19
keyboarded and encoded edition	19
request that due credit	19
the image sets published	19
have been looked at	19
tcp files to tei	19
create accurately transcribed and	19
of a work was	19
and those which did	19
range over a wide	19
by editorial teams in	19
some readable characters will	19
to a limit of	19
a compelling reason to	19
print record of the	19
or later edition of	19
assumptions that can be	19
issued variously as sgml	19
to simplify the filling	19
structural encoding based on	19
creating the tcp texts	19
to external keying companies	19
texts have been issued	19
oxford and the publisher	19
filling in of gaps	19
or corrected and characters	19
characters marked as illegible	19
up to a limit	19
and or corrected and	19
marked as illegible were	19
sets were sent to	19
by proquest via their	19
but we respectfully request	19
was chosen if there	19
edition of the work	19
intended to range over	19
the text can be	19
that can be made	19
accuracy and those which	19
to page images in	19
providing financial support to	19
errors will remain and	19
will be marked as	19
editorial teams in oxford	19
assurance was then carried	19
at by a tcp	19
cambridge bibliography of english	19
for an anonymous work	19
be aware of the	19
reflect the true nature	19
to encode one copy	19
of any assumptions that	19
given to their original	19
to the early english	19
there are a number	19
nature of the print	19
tei in libraries guidelines	19
level of the tei	19
extent have been transformed	19
process of creating the	19
and linked to page	19
p using tcp tei	19
to reflect the true	19
assigned for keying and	19
was a compelling reason	19
of tcp data is	19
processed by university of	19
of the process of	19
between and available in	19
i text is available	19
encoded text transcribed from	19
based on the image	19
as illegible were corrected	19
with mnemonic sdata character	19
in mind that in	19
have been released into	19
the filling in of	19
variety of subject areas	19
texts based on the	19
mainly structural encoding based	19
was based on the	19
for keying and markup	19
bear in mind that	19
characters or elements to	19
aware of the process	19
been transformed into placeholder	19
in accordance with level	19
chose to create diplomatic	19
any assumptions that can	19
text creation partnership web	19
or text strings within	19
opposed to critical editions	19
the project have been	19
partnership between the universities	19
the usual project restraints	19
described above is co	19
those which did not	19
a second or later	19
of creating the tcp	19
corrected and characters marked	19
now take and use	19
of known extent have	19
keyers to be redone	19
readable characters will be	19
language title published between	19
were sent to external	19
of textual data within	19
of every monographic english	19
to their original source	19
image sets published by	19
the universities of michigan	19
project have been released	19
is given to their	19
aimed to produce large	19
publisher proquest to create	19
by the institutions providing	19
gaps by user contributors	19
a limit of instances	19
in all likelihood such	19
with level of the	19
tcp is to encode	19
image sets were sent	19
michigan and oxford and	19
number of works in	19
public domain as of	19
to create diplomatic transcriptions	19
was then carried out	19
while the overall quality	19
the general aim of	19
divided into two phases	19
should make clear that	19
books online text creation	19
during phase of the	19
should bear in mind	19
data is very good	19
transcribed and encoded texts	19
are available at the	19
domain as of january	19
usual project restraints of	19
edition of a work	19
texts for their own	19
keying and markup guidelines	19
text and markup reviewed	19
attribution is given to	19
into the public domain	19
work was chosen if	19
was intended to range	19
mind that in all	19
elements to simplify the	19
and available in eebo	19
tcp is a partnership	19
have been transformed into	19
selection was intended to	19
from proquest page images	19
the text creation partnership	19
tcp assigned for keying	19
the encoding was enhanced	19
the public domain as	19
out by editorial teams	19
a work was chosen	19
encoding based on the	19
instances will never have	19
into placeholder characters or	19
of the texts have	19
their early english books	19
were encoded as gap	19
based on the new	19
the print record of	19
encoded as gap s	19
were corrected where possible	19
financial support to the	19
will remain and some	19
new cambridge bibliography of	19
which did not meet	19
textual data within the	19
their works are eligible	19
for accuracy and those	19
we respectfully request that	19
is available for reuse	19
universities of michigan and	19
works in other languages	19
as opposed to critical	19
then carried out by	19
text was proofread for	19
should be aware of	19
of michigan and oxford	19
the text encoding initiative	19
take and use these	19
corrected where possible up	19
these processes should make	19
project was divided into	19
carried out by editorial	19
of each text was	19
and encoded edition of	19
and characters marked as	19
understanding these processes should	19
of the work described	19
editions of a works	19
converting tcp files to	19
linked to page images	19
of gaps by user	19
first editions of a	19
and some readable characters	19
texts were encoded and	19
creation partnership web site	19
remain and some readable	19
simplify the filling in	19
on the new cambridge	19
tcp project was divided	19
was divided into two	19
and the publisher proquest	19
the new cambridge bibliography	19
phase i text is	19
proofread for accuracy and	19
english books online text	19
characters will be marked	19
the true nature of	19
tei p using tcp	19
made about the data	19
the texts have been	19
online text creation partnership	19
this keyboarded and encoded	19
and therefore of any	19
of works in other	19
to create accurately transcribed	19
companies for transcription and	19
by university of nebraska	19
standards were returned to	19
created during phase of	19
unicode or text strings	19
work described above is	19
qa standards were returned	19
likelihood such instances will	19
phase of the project	19
proquest via their early	19
record of the period	19
text can be copied	19
text with mnemonic sdata	19
true nature of the	19
a wide variety of	19
although there are a	19
limit of instances per	19
respectfully request that due	19
text strings within braces	19
at the text creation	19
of the print record	19
and coded from proquest	19
were encoded and linked	19
tcp aimed to produce	19
published between and available	19
between the universities of	19
in of gaps by	19
can be made about	19
via their early english	19
of the tei in	19
on the text encoding	19
looked at by a	19
available at the text	19
elements of known extent	19
copies of the texts	19
general aim of eebo	19
therefore chose to create	19
anyone can now take	19
works in english were	19
enhanced and or corrected	19
transcription and basic encoding	19
illegible were corrected where	19
included and sometimes a	19
data within the usual	19
of a works in	19
by a tcp editor	19
ascii text with mnemonic	19
will never have been	19
text is available for	19
transformed into placeholder characters	19
and oxford and the	19
each text was proofread	19
and sometimes a second	19
later edition of a	19
where possible up to	19
created by converting tcp	19
there was a compelling	19
guidelines are available at	19
teams in oxford and	19
texts created during phase	19
keying companies for transcription	19
markup reviewed and edited	19
such instances will never	19
been issued variously as	19
over a wide variety	19
encoding was enhanced and	19
possible up to a	19
a number of works	19
meet qa standards were	19
produce large quantities of	19
credit and attribution is	19
encoded and linked to	19
usually the first edition	19
project restraints of time	19
have been issued variously	19
the process of creating	19
illegibles were encoded as	19
been looked at by	19
be made about the	19
any remaining illegibles were	19
within the usual project	19
bibliography of english literature	19
and use these texts	19
all without asking permission	19
to the keyers to	19
unicode or tei g	19
ocm this keyboarded and	18
the cause of religion	18
the city of london	18
estc r ocm this	17
r ocm this keyboarded	17
the cause of his	16
the chief officers of	15
officers of the city	13
of the city of	13
global keyed and coded	13
the lord mayor and	13
the citizens of london	13
spi global keyed and	13
cause of his people	12
of the citizens of	12
iv tiff page image	11
chief officers of the	11
to be heard on	11
and xml conversion the	11
of the several companies	11
to serve in parliament	11
men of every ward	11
the day of election	10
the case of the	10
of the original in	10
the election of the	10
those who are to	10
reproduction of the original	10
to which it was	10
the original in the	10
the th day of	10
in the county of	10
in the choice of	10
out of every ward	10
publication data suggested by	9
the lord our god	9
data suggested by wing	9
the name of the	9
conversion the case of	8
the master of stairs	8
and court of aldermen	8
of his people israel	8
is the cause of	8
iv tiff page images	8
who are to chuse	8
xml conversion the case	8
reproduction of original in	8
members to serve in	8
to serve in the	8
by the lord mayor	8
of the people of	8
election of the mayor	8
chuse members to serve	7
lord mayor and sheriffs	7
for the burrough of	7
b wing c estc	7
right of the citizens	7
the word of god	7
the way of well	7
to chuse members to	7
for the year ensuing	7
to sir john hall	7
on the th day	7
a member of parliament	7
to come to the	7
in answer to castle	7
opinion of the judges	7
men of the several	7
c estc r ocm	7
the lords of the	7
are to chuse members	7
of the cause of	7
the people of israel	7
his people in new	7
and his people in	7
to keep his commandements	7
wing c estc r	7
in the way of	7
logarbo text and markup	6
for the speedy calling	6
mona logarbo sampled and	6
that the lord mayor	6
to the consideration of	6
as the matter shall	6
the election of proxies	6
time out of mind	6
logarbo sampled and proofread	6
his own and his	6
the people of god	6
according to gods word	6
eng england and wales	6
the mayor and sheriffs	6
adhere to sir john	6
heard on the th	6
on the other side	6
chuse the lord mayor	6
appointed to be heard	6
chosen by the ward	6
of council for the	6
chosen number of the	6
parliament for the borough	6
mona logarbo text and	6
the right of the	6
for the borough of	6
liveries of the several	6
in the election of	6
the speedy calling of	6
officers of this city	6
the matter shall require	6
chosen by the wards	6
be heard on the	6
gentlemen of the long	5
of the mayor and	5
up of the rolls	5
way of well doing	5
men of the wards	5
to be one of	5
to be chosen for	5
to adhere to sir	5
a proclamation for the	5
speedy calling of a	5
all times as the	5
most noble courage for	5
and his peoples cause	5
come to the election	5
your lordship and this	5
at all times as	5
chief officers of this	5
proclamation for the speedy	5
for my part i	5
mayor and court of	5
were chosen by the	5
to chuse the lord	5
the liveries of the	5
in the name of	5
witness of their most	5
and to keep his	5
vertue of his office	5
times as the matter	5
to be of the	5
instruments were taken in	5
making up of the	5
the choice of the	5
of their most noble	5
serve in parliament for	5
the mayor and aldermen	5
that is to say	5
commonalty of the city	5
that it was the	5
for the example of	5
of religion according to	5
be one of the	5
courage for the example	5
calling of a parliament	5
in parliament for the	5
the example of their	5
and the cause of	5
to those who are	5
own and his peoples	5
what is meant by	5
was the cause of	5
noble courage for the	5
that the chief officers	5
of the long robe	5
mayor and the sheriffs	5
of their neighbouring counties	5
the witnesses adduced for	5
out of the wards	5
is said to be	5
chosen out of the	5
their most noble courage	5
no instruments were taken	5
example of their neighbouring	5
lords of the committee	5
the opinion of the	4
and the said mr	4
for sir john hall	4
the justices of the	4
and his people amongst	4
of the chief officers	4
to the cause of	4
the several companies of	4
vertue of their office	4
of the justices of	4
pas text and markup	4
of the several wards	4
the consideration of those	4
were elected by the	4
lord mayor and the	4
of the same court	4
and diocess of worcester	4
the majority of the	4
the things that are	4
the maintaining of the	4
the election of a	4
be chosen by the	4
by the lords of	4
court at whitehall the	4
of the city were	4
john pas sampled and	4
at the same time	4
our court at whitehall	4
have a vote in	4
made of the common	4
serve in the ensuing	4
of those who are	4
and sir thomas middleton	4
that there is no	4
the great charter of	4
citizens of london in	4
lord mayor and court	4
of law and reason	4
lord mayor of the	4
all the people of	4
there can be no	4
the one true religion	4
twelve men out of	4
some cautions offered to	4
for the honour of	4
in the presence of	4
county and diocess of	4
the county and diocess	4
to this it was	4
is meant by the	4
he was pleased to	4
no mention made of	4
lord gray and the	4
and alderman of london	4
maintaining of the cause	4
offered to the consideration	4
depones in answer to	4
before the lord mayor	4
the right honourable william	4
to the lord mayor	4
chosen by the lord	4
of the shire of	4
elect the chief officers	4
lordship and this court	4
the th of november	4
to depone upon the	4
which it was answered	4
knights of the shire	4
mention is made of	4
the house of commons	4
the late long parliament	4
in the case of	4
to vote proprio jure	4
to the election of	4
within the county and	4
given at our court	4
that were chosen by	4
and sir francis guybon	4
then ordinary help from	4
more then ordinary help	4
cautions offered to the	4
or by vertue of	4
to be by the	4
help from the lord	4
near two hundred years	4
ordinary help from the	4
the gentlemen of the	4
john pas text and	4
witnesses adduced for castle	4
that it was not	4
pas sampled and proofread	4
consideration of those who	4
the borough of clitheroe	4
before the great charter	4
great charter of england	4
in the ensuing parliament	4
to vote in the	4
of king edward the	4
commit this cause unto	4
in the place of	4
in the behalf of	4
maintain his own and	4
of edward the first	4
the barons of the	4
men of the city	4
for the choice of	4
at our court at	4
by all the commonalty	4
praeses to be chosen	4
as well as the	4
maintain the cause of	4
page of the set	4
that he maintain the	4
i crave leave to	4
of sir thomas darcy	4
of the said burrough	4
the presence of god	4
by vertue of his	4
the court of aldermen	4
election of a commissioner	4
the good men of	4
to have been taken	4
to the liveries of	4
of edward the third	4
declarative of the common	4
the council of thirty	4
what the cause of	4
as appears by the	4
right honourable william harbourd	4
in order to the	4
eldest serjeant at law	4
what hath been said	4
the knights and principal	4
it may be said	3
be but a confirmation	3
of sir william francklyn	3
insisted on this ground	3
companies of that city	3
votes of their consciences	3
the mayor and the	3
that they were not	3
their knights to serve	3
concerning the election of	3
hall to the liveries	3
shall be chosen by	3
before the committee of	3
he continued till michaelmass	3
of god and the	3
in their elections of	3
hamilton concerning the election	3
case of the right	3
a part of the	3
be made by the	3
the gentleman was pleased	3
and require more then	3
name of the mayor	3
a certain chosen number	3
year of king edward	3
for the lords sake	3
in a sermon preached	3
his people amongst us	3
of this worlds good	3
that the barons were	3
justices of the same	3
there was none to	3
huber sampled and proofread	3
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in the bond of	3
mayor of the same	3
to be but a	3
a learned argument of	3
it is pretty sure	3
to serve in this	3
in answer to the	3
which it was duplyed	3
hall lord provost of	3
argument of law and	3
the freedom of the	3
of parliament for the	3
if a man should	3
in this way of	3
people amongst us is	3
confirmation of their former	3
the honourable fytton gerard	3
thomas christy of bedford	3
and it may be	3
commissioner for the barons	3
of this instant january	3
null of it self	3
basil hamilton concerning the	3
complainers insisted on this	3
the making up of	3
council for the livery	3
the th of march	3
together with the truly	3
in the next parliament	3
the case of thomas	3
it is strange to	3
one of the justices	3
lately one of the	3
spirit in the bond	3
sitting member of parliament	3
at the close of	3
knights to serve in	3
able and discreet men	3
that they should be	3
twelve men of every	3
in the hands of	3
cautions to those who	3
men of this city	3
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before the lords returned	3
religion according to gods	3
opinions concerning the forfeiture	3
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the power of the	3
court of aldermen of	3
sir william portman and	3
truly noble lord gray	3
of those worthy freeholders	3
cannot be but by	3
honourable fytton gerard esq	3
of the council of	3
in the worship of	3
the safety of the	3
of the same city	3
the way of election	3
and good pleasure of	3
strode and john speke	3
michell in the county	3
of a commissioner for	3
been time out of	3
chuse the chief officers	3
to his reverend clergy	3
in the other part	3
to be a trades	3
which he commanded our	3
of god and israel	3
william strode and john	3
speech at the close	3
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the act of parliament	3
lords and master of	3
and discreet men of	3
burgesses are such as	3
the interest of the	3
petitioned against by john	3
just subjection cannot be	3
thomas papillon and john	3
twelve men of the	3
the case of robert	3
of henry the sixth	3
chosen by every ward	3
serve in the next	3
letter to his reverend	3
of the whole commonalty	3
the most sufficient men	3
i think there is	3
the same city for	3
as are qualified in	3
and import of the	3
gallantry of the freeholders	3
ought not to be	3
elect the lord mayor	3
of aldermen of the	3
and on both hands	3
had no right to	3
a bold and impudent	3
certain chosen number of	3
of the right honourable	3
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the place of sir	3
against by john gardner	3
by a person then	3
and this honourable court	3
case of the honourable	3
the commandements of god	3
within the said borough	3
him to be lord	3
concerning the forfeiture of	3
to be done in	3
and county of middlesex	3
within the compass of	3
the poll was shut	3
i doubt not but	3
discussed in a sermon	3
that all the people	3
old dean of gild	3
be heard on monday	3
the page of the	3
the forfeiture of londons	3
a sermon preached before	3
barons of the shire	3
before the honourable general	3
to have been by	3
the words of the	3
is our duty to	3
by john gardner of	3
the freemen of london	3
hand writing by a	3
up the number of	3
therefore they were not	3
burgesses for the burrough	3
information for lord basil	3
by the mayor and	3
of their former rights	3
that there be no	3
of the brave british	3
the spirit in the	3
robert balch of bridgwater	3
tenor and import of	3
of god in the	3
years on the council	3
serve in this present	3
bayliffs of the town	3
a house of commons	3
need and require more	3
must of necessity be	3
the truth of the	3
freedom of the citizens	3
of original in huntington	3
john gardner of london	3
there should be a	3
this it was answered	3
was stated and discussed	3
of the freeholders of	3
in this present parliament	3
the complainers insisted on	3
the committee of elections	3
the servants of god	3
serve as burgess for	3
out of the country	3
the commonalty of the	3
had right to vote	3
the will of god	3
the burrough of thetford	3
have been taken against	3
in point of law	3
of the spirit in	3
elections of their mayor	3
of him to be	3
close of their choice	3
case of richard hutchinson	3
the close of their	3
is made by the	3
covantage keyed and coded	3
making up the rolls	3
of election at boston	3
the way of electing	3
their most ancient charters	3
and james bowdoun baillies	3
if there be any	3
of london in their	3
act of a common	3
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members for thr burrough	2
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king edward the fourth	2
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those that chuse them	2
cause to the lord	2
parliament to meet at	2
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the elders of israel	2
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the majority of voices	2
the honour of religion	2
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the case may be	2
the execution or return	2
forced the defenders to	2
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the representers of the	2
persons for their representatives	2
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hath been proved that	2
the malice of the	2
have such a root	2
convicted of it by	2
smith at the elephant	2
of that country being	2
on the barons freedom	2
fourth year of our	2
be chosen for a	2
diocess of worcester with	2
time of his mayoralty	2
god in the world	2
for samuel m cclellan	2
all the common cases	2
some of the complainers	2
the votes of their	2
in to the meeting	2
the year ensuing taken	2
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against the several barons	2
said burgesses and inhabitants	2
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of that which is	2
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of the kings bench	2
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the providence of god	2
thr burrough of thetford	2
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leave to affirm to	2
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of the other side	2
or return of any	2
the several barons therein	2
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to be issued forth	2
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the common council men	2
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us nor forsake us	2
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thomas lister esq and	2
of the barons procedure	2
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the best and most	2
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all persons both in	2
own arm brought salvation	2
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the person that did	2
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to know what israel	2
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the continuance of it	2
in my humble opinion	2
who have not been	2
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the choice of them	2
sheriffs of this city	2
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that which is the	2
to the church of	2
not only be willing	2
the vote of any	2
sooner was the poll	2
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a choice of aldermen	2
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rule of the word	2
choice of a burgess	2
allowed to vote as	2
seventh year of king	2
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and major john wildman	2
ought least to be	2
late lord chief justice	2
that the complainers could	2
the business in hand	2
sufficient men of the	2
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as in some cases	2
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upon the fifteenth day	2
those liberties of london	2
the wards that were	2
the chosen number of	2
in the first place	2
in some cases it	2
chiesly and james bowdoun	2
to commit this cause	2
by no means to	2
to be heard before	2
our divines of the	2
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a mans hand moves	2
qualified in their parishes	2
our subjects to be	2
the lords of session	2
to all the barons	2
of man for the	2
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one of the thirty	2
hindering lord basil from	2
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heads of the tribes	2
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wing j estc r	2
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the lord himselfe as	2
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in the twentyeth of	2
duplyed for the defenders	2
of his people at	2
contrary to the custom	2
the haters of it	2
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things to an uncertainty	2
the knights of the	2
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to maintain his own	2
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the security of all	2
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so as to give	2
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to that i answer	2
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farr as we have	2
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of the several misteries	2
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kings most excellent majesty	2
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of this our royal	2
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to make their elections	2
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if we had the	2
may be rightly stated	2
to the oath of	2
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alderman of london made	2
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an officer is to	2
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a person who is	2
a praeses should be	2
the earl of galloway	2
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their right of election	2
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london and middlesex for	2
ensuing parliament cautions to	2
honourable the lord mayor	2
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have been made by	2
that a praeses should	2
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gave a great shout	2
of civil government is	2
purposes of this our	2
representers of the wards	2
the greatest part of	2
well government of this	2
in the beginning of	2
it would not be	2
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the two old merchant	2
city of london for	2
other places of the	2
vote at the election	2
unity of the chappel	2
the thirtieth day of	2
experience and prudence proper	2
as appears from his	2
the sheriffs of this	2
elect such persons for	2
the reconciling all publick	2
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by the lords maintaining	2
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made according to the	2
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or oath of party	2
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to all the citizens	2
by the sheriff to	2
no process for annulling	2
of this famous city	2
to be the peoples	2
as well as their	2
at whitehall the thirtieth	2
of elections on friday	2
discreet men of the	2
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is a sign of	2
that your honour and	2
that they cause such	2
freeholders of that country	2
robert chiesly and james	2
and that they had	2
of the king and	2
and the faith of	2
cesar the things that	2
the aforesaid richard hutchinson	2
proper means to establish	2
of the clock in	2
when the city was	2
the twelve men of	2
and plead thy own	2
to the ensuing parliament	2
it is not less	2
william paton and others	2
the number of thirtie	2
the said burgesses and	2
that is now is	2
every one of them	2
to state the question	2
that he did not	2
the lairds of garthland	2
of the knights of	2
being chosen by the	2
touching the election of	2
subjects shall have free	2
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most proper means to	2
summoned whom he would	2
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one another in love	2
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an ordinance of man	2
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that the people of	2
the heads of the	2
part of the great	2
be duly published and	2
that a member of	2
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or any other undue	2
that they will not	2
without choosing a praeses	2
the barons to sign	2
the rolls were made	2
god the things that	2
richard hutchinson esq had	2
friday the th of	2
are such as have	2
this cause unto him	2
where it may be	2
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the express words of	2
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three of the clock	2
in case of the	2
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in the seventh year	2
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about eleven a clock	2
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of original in the	2
in the maintaining of	2
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that have been made	2
on the th of	2
and when they are	2
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not of the council	2
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that many and great	2
undoubted right of the	2
them to adhere to	2
pursuers insisted on this	2
to confess or deny	2
the ensuing parliament shall	2
to the business of	2
the rolls thus made	2
part i did not	2
such as shall be	2
this hath been the	2
and the collonel with	2
in this our kingdom	2
that where there is	2
towards the freedom of	2
not only to be	2
the ends and purposes	2
with a great many	2
in the house of	2
mayor of the city	2
of tyranny and slavery	2
at making up of	2
th day of november	2
the matter in question	2
it is very hard	2
it is humbly desired	2
according to the greatness	2
the defenders in their	2
you take it in	2
rolls were made up	2
for thr burrough of	2
sheriffs by their representatives	2
by an act of	2
men in the wards	2
is the opinion of	2
are said to be	2
night before the election	2
the freemen of the	2
this way of electing	2
i shall appeal to	2
of the massachusets colony	2
so as to make	2
after a time of	2
as to the first	2
the office of sheriffs	2
next day to the	2
is a thousand times	2
of the old magistrats	2
there is a cause	2
and faithfull in israel	2
baillie and patrick johnstoun	2
king a proclamation for	2
us or we perish	2
hereby publish and declare	2
to give the votes	2
on our part towards	2
selves to every ordinance	2
was not in the	2
office of sheriffs of	2
be heard on friday	2
taken in his hand	2
sir william francklyn and	2
by the gentlemen of	2
of edward the second	2
to find out the	2
of the burgesses and	2
has been the constant	2
the whole body of	2
the witnesses adduced by	2
and was then chosen	2
the eight extraordinarie deacons	2
truth of the doctrine	2
whom the execution or	2
import of the paper	2
the people of england	2
an act of a	2
the time of the	2
to conclude this head	2
which it is answered	2
council of the city	2
very memory of all	2
come upon the stage	2
may not only be	2
the due execution of	2
clerk to the election	2
be just subjection without	2
all the citizens of	2
to choose a praeses	2
an act of common	2
the fifteenth day of	2
the gentleman might have	2
it please your lordship	2
our subjects shall have	2
if the times be	2
of sheriffs of london	2
to the lord in	2
we will give you	2
i should speak of	2
there is no mention	2
e estc r ocm	2
by the lords and	2
entertainment of the king	2
execution or return of	2
to make up the	2
defenders in their persons	2
be elected members of	2
the national library of	2
the sheriff did not	2
we command and require	2
he had no right	2
the vnion of reformers	2
be but by assent	2
sufficiently proven by the	2
duly published and executed	2
commit the safety of	2
of all the wards	2
the times be such	2
the terms of the	2
it will never be	2
he had taken no	2
will not be bound	2
and i conceive the	2
is false and calumnious	2
this opinion of the	2
whitehall the thirtieth day	2
endeavouring to keep the	2
common council of the	2
of the lord jesus	2
is strange to pretend	2
said thomas papillon and	2
unto god the things	2
may be altered from	2
have graciously directed a	2
to make a wise	2
and his people now	2
to make a return	2
should be so in	2
in the power of	2
every ordinance of man	2
man should be so	2
that there is a	2
old dean of guild	2
inconveniencies in point of	2
gentlemen of the other	2
to walk in his	2
one of the first	2
in the wayes of	2
the collonel and mr	2
to inspect the poll	2
your selves to every	2
his people israel was	2
principal gentlemen of the	2
it cannot be denied	2
year ensuing taken in	2
january next ensuing the	2
they are both of	2
for sir edward wyndham	2
this way of choice	2
so long as the	2
hope it will appear	2
a great many others	2
we do hereby publish	2
by themselves or their	2
reconciling all publick breaches	2
if i should speak	2
give me leave to	2
the seventh year of	2
for the security of	2
be meant the common	2
that the twelve men	2
peaceable and faithfull in	2
of necessity be the	2
some of the gentry	2
for the reconciling all	2
that he would maintain	2
it is out of	2
to the lords being	2
to the point in	2
peace in this our	2
of worcester with some	2
a wing h estc	2
and warranted by the	2
committee of elections on	2
present way of electing	2
the whole commonalty of	2
or ought to be	2
save us or we	2
we have thought fit	2
be understood to be	2
make it appear that	2
or committed any act	2
this our gracious proclamation	2
that they might have	2
it is only to	2
the better assurance hereof	2
of january next ensuing	2
shall be elected members	2
who had right to	2
and master of stairs	2
by the late governments	2
liberties of london being	2
doth need and require	2
the electors of the	2
it was in the	2
the freedom of elections	2
returns thereupon to be	2
six of every ward	2
fifteenth day of january	2
to pass our great	2
them shew by what	2
command and require all	2
for the election of	2
they presume not by	2
are such as are	2
right to vote proprio	2
the court at the	2
from the malice of	2
case of a choice	2
and the complainers replying	2
our chancellor to cause	2
my part i did	2
and i would not	2
the richest and wisest	2
this way of election	2
their elections and service	2
in this to be	2
unalterable by this court	2
acquiesced to by all	2
that are not free	2
elected members of our	2
in the narrow way	2
should chuse the mayor	2
is enough to discredit	2
but the truth is	2
be conceived to be	2
as we have already	2
be issued forth for	2
the true merits of	2
came into this wilderness	2
the brave courage and	2
choose the master of	2
were desired by the	2
of the church of	2
lord chief justice of	2
the point in question	2
the chief of the	2
be the common council	2
pass our great seal	2
iohn blun was chosen	2
election at boston by	2
as it had been	2
maintaining the cause of	2
did vote in the	2
father which is in	2
to the words of	2
be great or small	2
we tie you to	2
the humble petition of	2
that it is a	2
other officers to whom	2
ensuing parliament shall belong	2
to do their own	2
it is impossible they	2
was duplyed for the	2
the instrument bears the	2
their representatives in parliament	2
must be meant the	2
is a narrow way	2
whole body of the	2
of every ward of	2
of the said burgesses	2
as would serve the	2
persons both in their	2
committed any act of	2
it will be for	2
depones it was against	2
the reign of king	2
the getting of this	2
these my prayers be	2
the consent of the	2
that your lordships would	2
within time of memory	2
may be just subjection	2
that the charters were	2
i looked and there	2
for them to be	2
was reduced to this	2
they are required to	2
the right honourable the	2
with sir eliab harvey	2
and agreeable to the	2
that there is an	2
parliament cautions to those	2
admonish all our subjects	2
to the th of	2
of a parliament james	2
maintainer of this cause	2
they would be run	2
and for the reconciling	2
to be forthwith prepared	2
instrument bears the same	2
that he had taken	2
i shall let pass	2
i been a wilderness	2
have the right of	2
in the magdalen chappel	2
answer to the sixth	2
submit your selves to	2
officers to whom the	2
the house should be	2
of the children of	2
heir of andrew anderson	2
if they were not	2
day of january next	2
and for the security	2
but qualified with parts	2
him to maintain his	2
the people of this	2
to the same place	2
sheriffs of the city	2
printed by charles bill	2
we do hereby exhort	2
they may not be	2
thereupon to be fairly	2
and returned by the	2
are qualified in their	2
and they being the	2
it is not a	2
to the citizens indefinitely	2
by the voices of	2
the king a proclamation	2
both in their elections	2
as that they can	2
captain baillie and patrick	2
council of twenty five	2
made by the wards	2
that the same was	2
is the will of	2
of religion to the	2
in the twentieth year	2
elections and service in	2
for him to maintain	2
if you take it	2
some cases it is	2
all our subjects shall	2
our part towards the	2
him not leave us	2
parliament men for the	2
blun was chosen mayor	2
the first place to	2
a chosen number of	2
and therefore it is	2
who are not called	2
defenders to depone anent	2
the other side have	2
be admitted or sworn	2
the said thomas papillon	2
setled here by the	2
and so much for	2
for their representatives in	2
to whom the execution	2
lord chief iustice of	2
right to vote in	2
and the other persons	2
way of electing the	2
which doth great things	2
right honourable the lord	2
notwithstanding they have taken	2
that would ensue upon	2
agreeable to the ends	2
filial and hearty compliance	2
o lord and plead	2
voted for lord basil	2
for james m clurg	2
was declarative of the	2
that of king iohn	2
with my lord mayor	2
the cry of the	2
were chosen by vertue	2
agreed by the gentlemen	2
way of election that	2
a kind of a	2
ought to have no	2
ordinance of man for	2
is on the council	2
any act of hostility	2
shall have free liberty	2
hales is pleased to	2
to chuse the chief	2
but this one thing	2
by the heir of	2
will make him a	2
by authority of this	2
keep in the narrow	2
just subjection without assent	2
run in the name	2
understanding in the times	2
it would be a	2
is by no means	2
vertue of the old	2
as soon as the	2
kindly admonish all our	2
that which is contrary	2
the union of reformers	2
religion to the lord	2
men chosen out of	2
a mildmay and honeywood	2
mine own arm brought	2
wondred that there was	2
there is mention made	2
reason is taken from	2
in the ark of	2
electors of the mayor	2
my lord mayor is	2
the common council of	2
and when they have	2
they were not called	2
they were not chosen	2
so that there was	2
people at all times	2
but there is a	2
that there was no	2
the best of my	2
to vote at the	2
and sheriffs of london	2
the precept to mr	2
i shall say no	2
memory of all past	2
the times that are	2
over into this wilderness	2
almost ended the same	2
and in the first	2
that the combination libelled	2
will not forsake his	2
to depone anent the	2
and genuine animadversions upon	2
bless my lord gray	2
for the better assurance	2
is not of the	2
voted for sir william	2
records that they produce	2
those gentlemen of the	2
and the noble lord	2
chosen out of every	2
that it is not	2
to the kings most	2
prepared to pass our	2
whitehall the th day	2
mark i beseech you	2
mentioning nothing of it	2
right to be burgesses	2
for the old provost	2
meant by the lords	2
before the rolls were	2
i wondred that there	2
there could not be	2
their majesties privy council	2
records that mention the	2
which you have so	2
i hope it will	2
and the court of	2
that the defenders oppone	2
of the old charter	2
be mayor for the	2
of my lord gray	2
if that it be	2
comes a time of	2
in two evils of	2
it will make him	2
it is said in	2
and in answer to	2
return of any writ	2
in the poors book	2
of the city by	2
as to the pretence	2
and purposes of this	2
in answer to lord	2
into your serious consideration	2
in the third of	2
the room of the	2
unto him the salvation	2
the old and new	2
was against the sheriff	2
to affirm to be	2
in the eighth year	2
government to an uncertainty	2
of the town council	2
number of men should	2
according to the pattern	2
to be the electors	2
violation of the set	2
while the house was	2
the hearts of the	2
be acknowledged as the	2
general court of the	2
to what hath been	2
to the choosing of	2
when they have done	2
the said lords in	2
god be with us	2
to elect such persons	2
if there should be	2
the narrow way of	2
gentlemen of the county	2
vote of any elector	2
the petition of the	2
subjects to be forthwith	2
to the same purpose	2
chief of the commonalty	2
that the lord may	2
have no vote in	2
or members of parliament	2
true merits of such	2
as we have attained	2
is null of it	2
made by the late	2
the parliament men for	2
election of the lord	2
upon their votes in	2
the night before the	2
and this court to	2
or procure the vote	2
of the choice of	2
they were not elected	2
as well as of	2
the summe of all	2
he depones in answer	2
upon the same grounds	2
the case of ship	2
and there was none	2
the lords maintaining the	2
no more then in	2
pleased to say that	2
an act of parliament	2
times when they were	2
had right to be	2
have taken up arms	2
wherein he continued till	2
and principal gentlemen of	2
middlesex for the year	2
my lord mayor and	2
and my lord duke	2
but a short time	2
of the one true	2
with an addition of	2
country being a short	2
a parliament james r	2
and prudence proper for	2
in the wards that	2
of our house of	2
and it is evident	2
discreet men of every	2
government that is now	2
getting of this worlds	2
rolls thus made up	2
our hearts unto him	2
shew the precept to	2
according to the oath	2
for so many years	2
a thing to be	2
or six of every	2
directed a general pardon	2
number of thirtie eight	2
name two of the	2
and middlesex for the	2
gracious presence of god	2
also the cause of	2
the clock in the	2
been a wilderness unto	2
which is made by	2
taken against the several	2
when the cause of	2
to the right honourable	2
men who have been	2
the house of the	2
mayor for the year	2
it is not pretended	2
the honourable general court	2
in their persons and	2
present dean of gild	2
require all persons whatsoever	2
no right to vote	2
best and most proper	2
and for that reason	2
of the fatherless and	2
violations of the set	2
we may be sure	2
at boston by john	2
of the thirty eight	2
to their ancient charters	2
and sir eliab harvey	2
the burgesses and freemen	2
thirtieth day of november	2
the fourth year of	2
is an act of	2
of any of the	2
the tenor and import	2
in the fourth year	2
the appearance of it	2
means to establish a	2
had almost ended the	2
the behalf of the	2
liberty of the citizens	2
even as the matter	2
the way of humble	2
already restored all cities	2
order to the election	2
their refusing to vote	2
separation from other churches	2
not forsake his people	2
to do the like	2
been by the mayor	2
monday the th of	2
that did elect the	2
liberty and freedom to	2
to elect the chief	2
every ward of the	2
god and israel then	2
prudence proper for this	2
the hands of the	2
parliament for the said	2
the two first elections	2
house of the lord	2