trigram

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trigram	frequency
bills of credit	132
part of the	80
early english books	65
of the said	61
according to the	57
english books online	52
as well as	49
to the king	48
out of the	47
of the nation	46
pounds per annum	45
to their majesties	42
hundred thousand pounds	42
of the kingdom	42
bank of england	40
the security of	40
text creation partnership	39
based on the	39
of the people	38
the value of	37
to be paid	36
the sum of	35
thousand pounds per	34
it will be	32
gold and silver	32
of the kings	31
act of parliament	30
by reason of	30
is to be	29
my lord danby	29
of their own	29
the bills of	28
the late funds	28
of the same	27
the bank of	27
paid to the	27
ought to be	27
of the bank	27
represented either as	26
the way of	26
the number of	26
keying and markup	26
characters represented either	26
it may be	26
the charge of	26
either as utf	26
marked as illegible	26
of all the	25
the price of	25
it is not	25
will not be	25
not to be	24
and that the	24
in order to	24
upon the security	24
the reign of	23
of the whole	23
of the clergy	23
per annum for	23
king edward the	23
the payment of	22
sum of l	22
nobility and gentry	22
matter of fact	22
to the nation	21
of the exchequer	21
in the kingdom	21
the matter of	21
to be the	21
on the late	21
as for example	21
as to the	21
commissioners and directors	20
for the same	20
of his reign	20
sums of money	20
be able to	20
the nobility and	20
more or less	20
if it be	19
that can be	19
the trade of	19
for want of	19
england and wales	19
of the publick	19
as much as	19
by which means	18
to the crown	18
into the exchequer	18
and for the	18
many of the	18
to be made	18
for their own	18
the credit of	18
there will be	18
the interest of	17
in the nation	17
any of the	17
in the pound	17
i do not	17
of the excise	17
reign of king	17
of their estates	17
so much as	17
to be a	16
heirs and successors	16
of time and	16
by knight service	16
per annum interest	16
that in all	16
may not be	16
interest upon interest	16
by act of	16
to the publick	16
to carry on	16
to be settled	16
money on the	16
in the reign	16
the publick charge	16
the use of	16
king henry the	16
of the crown	16
of his majesties	16
can be made	16
the court of	15
of the million	15
nature of the	15
and all the	15
in bills of	15
there was a	15
of the work	15
and if the	15
the commissioners and	15
a number of	15
that it is	15
by my lord	15
the house of	15
up to a	15
sampled and proofread	14
which may be	14
to pay the	14
of his estate	14
principal and interest	14
trade of the	14
the whole nation	14
fifth part of	14
was intended to	14
of the king	14
and bank of	14
be issued out	14
throughout the kingdom	14
carry on the	14
a great part	14
in the same	14
the same time	14
carried out by	14
is given to	14
returned to the	14
the state of	14
be paid in	14
together with the	14
given to their	14
the terms of	14
those which did	14
or for an	14
his heirs and	14
the king and	14
great part of	14
to be in	14
images in accordance	13
online text creation	13
which did not	13
in oxford and	13
by the institutions	13
the lands of	13
to do so	13
editions of a	13
page images in	13
and xml conversion	13
latin and welsh	13
should bear in	13
this phase i	13
and some readable	13
encoded edition of	13
charge of the	13
over a wide	13
mnemonic sdata character	13
on the image	13
some of the	13
was based on	13
elements of known	13
their works are	13
every monographic english	13
of any assumptions	13
coded from proquest	13
oxford and michigan	13
appears in ncbel	13
encoding based on	13
unicode or text	13
have been issued	13
to critical editions	13
the usual project	13
with changes to	13
looked at by	13
the texts were	13
the overall quality	13
of the tei	13
and basic encoding	13
been transformed into	13
been issued variously	13
of tcp data	13
compelling reason to	13
iv tiff page	13
the process of	13
to the keyers	13
tcp project was	13
english were prioritized	13
attribution is given	13
publisher proquest to	13
due credit and	13
the texts have	13
aware of the	13
users should bear	13
the tcp texts	13
their own purposes	13
as illegible were	13
to reflect the	13
was divided into	13
limit of instances	13
such instances will	13
of the print	13
or elements to	13
quantities of textual	13
the true nature	13
a work was	13
variety of subject	13
companies for transcription	13
any remaining illegibles	13
the encoding was	13
the early english	13
of a work	13
project have been	13
readable characters will	13
number of works	13
distributed and performed	13
variously as sgml	13
were sent to	13
where possible up	13
processed by university	13
these texts for	13
tcp is to	13
teams in oxford	13
whichever is the	13
of the texts	13
were encoded and	13
financial support to	13
and sometimes a	13
extent have been	13
to their original	13
into placeholder characters	13
of subject areas	13
available in eebo	13
if there was	13
transformed into placeholder	13
in mind that	13
sets were sent	13
usual project restraints	13
the text encoding	13
gap elements of	13
during phase of	13
to create accurately	13
not meet qa	13
that due credit	13
works in other	13
are eligible for	13
known extent have	13
copies of the	13
credit and attribution	13
owned by the	13
keyboarded and encoded	13
assurance was then	13
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been looked at	13
and the publisher	13
we respectfully request	13
and oxford and	13
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tei p using	13
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works in english	13
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texts for their	13
the keyers to	13
sent to external	13
therefore chose to	13
pfs batch review	13
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partnership between the	13
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wide variety of	13
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cambridge bibliography of	13
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create diplomatic transcriptions	13
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second or later	13
text with mnemonic	13
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encoding was enhanced	13
but we respectfully	13
all without asking	13
text is available	13
by converting tcp	13
created by converting	13
creation partnership web	13
new cambridge bibliography	13
and therefore of	13
was enhanced and	13
aimed to produce	13
and markup reviewed	13
and available in	13
markup reviewed and	13
lincoln and northwestern	13
simplify the filling	13
while the overall	13
range over a	13
tcp files to	13
any assumptions that	13
with mnemonic sdata	13
accordance with level	13
overall quality of	13
text can be	13
the said bills	13
texts were encoded	13
divided into two	13
the filling in	13
unicode or tei	13
the tei in	13
according to their	13
a partnership between	13
or lossless xml	13
the publisher proquest	13
as of january	13
markup guidelines are	13
of gaps by	13
i text is	13
the image sets	13
large quantities of	13
remain and some	13
errors will remain	13
assigned for keying	13
take and use	13
restraints of time	13
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at the same	13
create accurately transcribed	13
a limit of	13
in libraries guidelines	13
of known extent	13
qa standards were	13
have been released	13
reflect the true	13
was a compelling	13
reason of the	13
gaps by user	13
early works to	13
image sets published	13
into two phases	13
and coded from	13
instances will never	13
to a limit	13
to the early	13
there are a	13
and encoded edition	13
data within the	13
university of nebraska	13
accuracy and those	13
created during phase	13
record of the	13
and or corrected	13
to page images	13
process of creating	13
texts created during	13
tei in libraries	13
a compelling reason	13
should be aware	13
respectfully request that	13
general aim of	13
title published between	13
tei g elements	13
sets published by	13
will be marked	13
never have been	13
of the process	13
time and funding	13
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support to the	13
notably latin and	13
between and available	13
the work described	13
and attribution is	13
intended to range	13
characters or elements	13
illegible were corrected	13
have been looked	13
or later edition	13
published by proquest	13
standards were returned	13
have been transformed	13
of textual data	13
as in the	13
for keying and	13
into the public	13
selection was based	13
this keyboarded and	13
text strings within	13
some readable characters	13
domain as of	13
bibliography of english	13
remaining illegibles were	13
project was divided	13
tcp assigned for	13
likelihood such instances	13
structural encoding based	13
first editions of	13
in capite and	13
did not meet	13
an anonymous work	13
request that due	13
upon the credit	13
phase i text	13
kb of xml	13
or corrected and	13
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each text was	13
mainly structural encoding	13
works are eligible	13
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make clear that	13
books online text	13
issued variously as	13
was proofread for	13
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guidelines are available	13
tcp is a	13
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texts have been	13
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selection was intended	13
text encoding initiative	13
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of instances per	13
the first edition	13
the text creation	13
the general aim	13
will never have	13
or tei g	13
p using tcp	13
can be copied	13
are available at	13
tcp aimed to	13
then carried out	13
transcribed and encoded	13
by user contributors	13
encoded texts based	13
processes should make	13
to facilitate morpho	13
instances per text	13
included and sometimes	13
the institutions providing	13
anyone can now	13
quality of tcp	13
will remain and	13
these processes should	13
can now take	13
terms of creative	13
of creative commons	13
placeholder characters or	13
was chosen if	13
of the project	13
then their works	13
to external keying	13
work was chosen	13
in accordance with	13
even for commercial	13
above is co	13
public domain as	13
to simplify the	13
and markup guidelines	13
corrected and characters	13
of michigan and	13
to encode one	13
to produce large	13
image sets were	13
sdata character entities	13
text transcribed from	13
in all likelihood	13
oxford and the	13
the city of	13
by a tcp	13
in other languages	13
encode one copy	13
keyed and coded	13
the new cambridge	13
at the text	13
opposed to critical	13
encoded text transcribed	13
therefore of any	13
reviewed and edited	13
is a partnership	13
strings within braces	13
of a works	13
meet qa standards	13
on the text	13
the project have	13
tcp data is	13
their early english	13
quality assurance was	13
is to encode	13
of english literature	13
of each text	13
as opposed to	13
assumptions that can	13
use these texts	13
from proquest page	13
proquest page images	13
elements to simplify	13
usually the first	13
a second or	13
transcription and basic	13
and linked to	13
proquest to create	13
be marked as	13
of creating the	13
chosen if there	13
were returned to	13
as they are	13
or text strings	13
enhanced and or	13
michigan and oxford	13
ascii text with	13
changes to facilitate	13
reason to do	13
proquest via their	13
the print record	13
corrected where possible	13
encoded as gap	13
the universities of	13
by editorial teams	13
external keying companies	13
although there are	13
was then carried	13
phase of the	13
editorial teams in	13
edition of a	13
using tcp tei	13
been released into	13
to tei p	13
in english were	13
scanned from microfilm	13
in of gaps	13
print record of	13
understanding these processes	13
eligible for inclusion	13
some errors will	13
of works in	13
published between and	13
to the terms	13
textual data within	13
accurately transcribed and	13
text and markup	13
work described above	13
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are a number	13
files to tei	13
texts based on	13
project restraints of	13
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characters will be	13
aim of eebo	13
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keyers to be	13
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edition of the	13
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their original source	13
text was proofread	13
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produce large quantities	13
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language title published	13
creating the tcp	13
universities of michigan	13
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filling in of	13
illegibles were encoded	13
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to create diplomatic	13
keying companies for	13
and those which	13
all likelihood such	13
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a tcp editor	13
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images scanned from	13
true nature of	13
providing financial support	13
the rent of	12
the subjects in	12
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receipt of his	12
the receipt of	12
interest of money	12
it shall be	12
that shall be	12
their yearly estates	12
as it is	12
as i have	12
are to be	12
their majesties upon	12
the consideration of	12
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or per cent	12
the most part	12
it cannot be	12
upon the people	12
be a great	12
for the most	12
carrying on the	12
my lord of	12
to which i	12
value in bills	12
of credit to	12
capite and by	12
to the government	12
of the laity	12
on the war	12
well as the	12
that of the	11
estate of l	11
this honourable house	11
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i humbly conceive	11
in the way	11
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funds of the	11
shall be paid	11
pence per pound	11
will be a	11
their own estates	11
and by knight	11
the rate of	11
all the subjects	11
year of his	11
lord of danby	11
five hundred thousand	11
for the security	11
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issued out upon	11
the end of	11
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of the former	10
tiff page images	10
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a few years	10
a great deal	10
out of their	10
per annum to	10
on these funds	10
reproduction of original	10
value of the	10
and no more	10
them to the	10
out of his	10
of their lands	10
city of london	10
to the commissioners	10
estc r ocm	10
one hundred thousand	10
into the said	10
of the nobility	10
of the world	10
ocm this keyboarded	10
this proposed method	10
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raising of money	10
if there be	10
paid into the	10
in the said	10
of the treasury	10
to make good	10
subjects in the	10
of their majesties	10
the fifth part	10
of such estate	10
majesties and the	10
the hands of	10
to such as	10
discourse on the	10
of the lords	10
of the great	10
advanced to their	10
for carrying on	10
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and in the	10
settle their estates	10
by the said	10
the king of	10
but it is	10
or any other	10
there shall be	10
of the lands	10
consideration of the	10
wealth of the	10
r ocm this	10
of the revenue	10
state of the	9
assembled in parliament	9
clerks of the	9
in the country	9
by the king	9
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an estate of	9
majesties upon the	9
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million of money	9
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pound per cent	9
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the next thing	9
proposals humbly offered	9
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the nature of	9
interest for money	9
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majesties with money	9
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by the commissioners	9
by the way	9
of this nation	9
term of years	9
king and his	9
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and will be	9
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shall think fit	9
per annum in	9
the maintenance of	9
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that the same	9
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late funds of	9
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the cause of	9
scarcity of money	9
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money in the	9
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account of the	9
of this kingdom	9
kings of england	9
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pound per annum	9
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estates in land	8
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the lands and	8
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want of money	8
forty thousand pounds	8
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commissioners of excise	8
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tenth of the	8
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lords of the	8
three pence per	8
the said commissioners	8
the crown of	8
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henry the third	8
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bills of exchange	8
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number of years	8
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earl of danby	8
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which is now	8
of king edward	8
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to be had	8
his majesties exchequer	8
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the statute of	7
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himself and his	7
estate shall be	7
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security of the	7
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for their children	7
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thousand pounds in	7
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make use of	7
he may have	7
of our own	7
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estates of the	7
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make good the	7
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spiritual and temporal	7
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one and the	7
these present lords	7
not in the	7
hundred years ago	7
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original in the	7
of king henry	7
will be as	7
of the government	7
it to the	7
two hundred thousand	7
the lords spiritual	7
of our kings	7
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the loss of	7
much as the	7
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to be as	7
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next thing is	7
money for the	7
lords spiritual and	7
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the nation will	7
the charges of	7
and the kingdom	7
more then formerly	7
and interest upon	7
the kings revenue	7
the death of	7
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one or more	7
to the said	7
to answer all	7
the reigns of	7
some good laws	7
of the principal	7
the present war	7
be in a	7
be paid by	7
by the late	7
be exempted from	7
would have been	7
them and their	7
to the several	7
no more than	7
the said annuities	7
and his people	7
proposed to be	7
of the land	7
the time of	7
the same being	7
in england and	7
at any time	7
to be done	7
a tax upon	7
to be appointed	7
over and above	7
and consequently the	7
of all our	7
to king edward	7
said bills of	7
by the clergy	7
acts of parliament	7
by their majesties	7
maintenance of the	7
in case the	6
the commons of	6
england assembled in	6
that the said	6
for three years	6
what they can	6
the crown lands	6
be of the	6
with proposals for	6
and what is	6
either of the	6
may be made	6
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the great and	6
the other side	6
advance money on	6
in every county	6
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proposals for the	6
of the subject	6
rent of the	6
justices of peace	6
a personal security	6
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the bringing in	6
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expence of the	6
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those who are	6
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so much money	6
residue of the	6
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these proposed bills	6
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the nature and	6
millions of money	6
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honourable the commons	6
to the nobility	6
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wives and children	6
the residue of	6
of the duke	6
three or four	6
a sumptuary law	6
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the person who	6
the next place	6
tenures in capite	6
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yearly value of	6
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the same with	6
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the honourable the	6
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the same may	6
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commons in parliament	6
number of people	6
on the lottery	6
majesties exchequer from	6
stock of the	6
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the supplying their	6
directors of the	6
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by my proposed	6
gentlemen of the	6
from the crown	6
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of principal and	6
of king james	6
of all taxes	6
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to make their	6
any parliamentary fund	6
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one and twenty	6
of one hundred	6
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his or her	6
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apex covantage keyed	6
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be supplied with	6
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fruits of the	6
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the kingdom of	6
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supplying their majesties	6
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per annum left	6
the honour of	6
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dominion of wales	6
first day of	6
table of the	6
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lands of the	6
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king of spain	6
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two or three	6
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the monied men	6
part of their	6
the money out	6
crown of england	6
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commons of england	6
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million value in	6
person who shall	6
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the th of	6
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kingdom of england	6
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chambers of accompts	6
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for the present	6
for the supply	6
and in all	6
of the reign	6
fifty thousand pounds	6
the money of	6
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that there be	6
taxes of s	6
prime cost of	6
of those who	6
exportation of money	6
examination of the	6
present lords commissioners	6
once in every	6
their lands and	6
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in the county	6
of all sorts	6
peace and plenty	6
the riches of	6
the name of	6
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shillings eight pence	6
of the parliament	6
of england assembled	6
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credit to their	6
present lords of	5
i shall not	5
king charles the	5
of all kinds	5
a publick charge	5
of his crown	5
the stock of	5
he hath no	5
the great encouragements	5
of credit for	5
to know how	5
thousand pounds sterling	5
them to be	5
much as they	5
of the kingdome	5
of one and	5
and a half	5
five hundred pounds	5
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it be said	5
value of land	5
the directors of	5
them in the	5
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the tenth of	5
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every knights fee	5
at lady day	5
raise portions for	5
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years last past	5
money to be	5
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of the navie	5
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the nation must	5
the estates of	5
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the law of	5
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price of the	5
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by a law	5
annum interest for	5
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due to the	5
good of the	5
for the time	5
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court of wards	5
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by talleys on	5
to do the	5
they would have	5
courts of justice	5
the first of	5
sack of wool	5
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half the value	5
issue out bills	5
to be issued	5
in one place	5
five hundred years	5
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the courts of	5
that it would	5
one hundred pounds	5
settle his estate	5
in any part	5
that my lord	5
their majesties by	5
one hundred and	5
as the same	5
as the other	5
of the earth	5
estates are in	5
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ignorance of the	5
annum coming in	5
as so much	5
be made in	5
of raising money	5
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the said estate	5
four hundred years	5
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their estates for	5
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value of lands	5
upon his estate	5
as they call	5
great encouragements given	5
the words of	5
security of bills	5
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the making of	5
made use of	5
commissioners of the	5
in huntington library	5
war against france	5
that for the	5
five pound per	5
annuity for years	5
the labour of	5
must also be	5
trade and commerce	5
the kings of	5
a man can	5
now it is	5
more then the	5
it should be	5
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may have bills	5
in a year	5
we will suppose	5
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the raising of	5
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that what is	5
proportionably according to	5
any thing to	5
annum for the	5
pay the principal	5
when it is	5
to pay them	5
which is not	5
twenty thousand pounds	5
much of their	5
times of peace	5
on the same	5
place to place	5
of a certain	5
take notice of	5
many of them	5
time to time	5
cash of the	5
proclamation for removing	5
to the city	5
heirs or successors	5
portions for their	5
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thing is about	5
a proclamation for	5
from time to	5
a fund of	5
said commissioners and	5
of the west	5
not able to	5
registred in the	5
of his revenues	5
the way to	5
i will not	5
to the use	5
any of these	5
the act of	5
for the payment	5
as they please	5
it was left	5
they have done	5
of that which	5
per pound of	5
plenty of money	5
to those who	5
land to or	5
so that by	5
houses of parliament	5
have bills of	5
and this is	5
gold or silver	5
subsidies of the	5
the remainder of	5
per annum coming	5
mona logarbo sampled	5
for which he	5
so as the	5
millions of people	5
for many years	5
appears by the	5
the reason why	5
be melted down	5
the nation in	5
to the parliament	5
fines and amerciaments	5
by the parliament	5
to attend the	5
to all intents	5
he intends to	5
the gold and	5
annum for interest	5
must now pay	5
and a resumption	5
logarbo text and	5
the intrinsick value	5
any more then	5
of his people	5
of the english	5
without hurting the	5
to trade with	5
the reason of	5
of england and	5
the account of	5
it hath been	5
for the people	5
every sack of	5
value along with	5
supply of their	5
as appears by	5
good laws and	5
the difference of	5
other of the	5
of the honour	5
with as much	5
submitted to the	5
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by this method	5
entred in the	5
people in the	5
every one that	5
to such who	5
is not a	5
made in the	5
a certain day	5
and have l	5
a gentleman of	5
be paid and	5
i have already	5
commodities of the	5
proposed by the	5
may be paid	5
the growth of	5
to the same	5
to be taxed	5
care of the	5
a million of	5
must be made	5
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of their yearly	5
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this way of	5
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in his time	5
annum to the	5
which have been	5
shillings six pence	5
a third part	5
in all the	5
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logarbo sampled and	5
pounds worth of	5
their money to	5
way of their	5
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original in huntington	5
will be found	5
to pay for	5
clerk of the	5
free of all	5
which i shall	5
issued out thereupon	5
to provide for	5
and inheritance of	5
if the people	5
money by the	5
the proceed of	5
subsidie of the	5
of the commons	5
as soon as	5
sum or sums	5
products and manufactures	5
ounce of silver	5
of his exchequer	5
a parliamentary fund	5
of every one	5
a proportion of	5
it is very	5
hurting the subject	5
court of the	5
to be no	5
the generality of	5
the trading part	5
the end that	5
credit of such	5
nation may be	5
my proposed method	5
of any estate	5
which is the	5
of an estate	5
and the people	5
to king henry	5
of every mans	5
he will have	5
person who hath	5
trading part of	5
service of the	5
and if it	5
without any charge	5
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if they be	5
two hundred and	5
such as have	5
which will not	5
to have it	5
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which in the	5
to be so	5
the paiment of	5
for an annuity	5
in the general	5
of any of	5
those who advanced	5
the king or	5
for the first	5
city and country	5
with the same	5
and i hope	5
have been in	5
b estc r	5
as the king	5
the clerks of	5
mona logarbo text	5
and to be	5
per annum annuity	5
themselves and their	5
in trust for	5
of the most	5
resumption of divers	5
a certain and	5
after the death	5
answer to an	5
case of the	5
that the king	5
the office must	4
in their hands	4
and divers other	4
security out of	4
for fifteen years	4
my lord clifford	4
the general post	4
of money for	4
of queen elizabeth	4
to every l	4
applied to the	4
i need not	4
the years end	4
per annum more	4
lands and estates	4
there be an	4
the people to	4
annum in land	4
of the royall	4
the same of	4
of a city	4
is a good	4
a fund for	4
think i have	4
setling of a	4
which if they	4
the same be	4
to his own	4
of them by	4
in the case	4
that there shall	4
who shall settle	4
be pleased to	4
made up by	4
greater value than	4
settled by parliament	4
present yearly value	4
pay off his	4
forfeit and pay	4
upon a fund	4
have had l	4
of five hundred	4
the limits of	4
of the like	4
all that is	4
this nation is	4
of credit being	4
was in the	4
of the rents	4
but by the	4
i think the	4
nature and measures	4
laws for the	4
of the silver	4
and not otherwise	4
annuity of years	4
subject to take	4
what i had	4
divers of the	4
forfeitures of the	4
of any one	4
is a great	4
too much money	4
that these funds	4
into the kingdom	4
of those that	4
the said bill	4
every plough land	4
no less then	4
that it was	4
the sums of	4
but according to	4
many evils that	4
land and labour	4
which they are	4
way to a	4
loss by three	4
their heirs or	4
in each town	4
the nation for	4
his majesty shall	4
amount to the	4
that in a	4
to be such	4
each million value	4
and with the	4
but as the	4
to their own	4
which means the	4
virtue of such	4
that is a	4
year to the	4
global keyed and	4
how much the	4
humbly offered and	4
this nation may	4
of any such	4
will reap by	4
dealings of all	4
part of what	4
to do it	4
be a sufficient	4
the case is	4
by the following	4
to a friend	4
any person may	4
there are several	4
loss of time	4
was to be	4
bonds will be	4
may be said	4
the clergy and	4
in every three	4
not for the	4
the said l	4
more plainly appear	4
danby at lady	4
increase dealings of	4
in this nation	4
is for talleys	4
some necessary and	4
sent to the	4
they may have	4
at all times	4
all the sums	4
of all which	4
inheritance of the	4
of the greatest	4
necessity of publick	4
fund of l	4
of the interest	4
a necessity of	4
which is as	4
or ought to	4
an ounce of	4
the contributors to	4
that all persons	4
the present yearly	4
to be yearly	4
value of years	4
the present lords	4
nation in the	4
proposed bills of	4
towards carrying on	4
as well to	4
the values of	4
lent their majesties	4
of this way	4
appointed by their	4
an essay towards	4
to pay it	4
to the first	4
not be as	4
with the money	4
parliament proposals humbly	4
such whose estates	4
each town or	4
they come to	4
no estate shall	4
i have proposed	4
is not to	4
credit upon the	4
will come to	4
estate will be	4
members of the	4
intended to be	4
out of an	4
of edward the	4
and christopher barker	4
a means to	4
if the same	4
to the trade	4
of the following	4
more than l	4
the product of	4
that may be	4
too much of	4
is one of	4
that it may	4
as he can	4
bullion or coin	4
him and his	4
six times as	4
so soon as	4
the commissioners to	4
examine the titles	4
or the way	4
to drive their	4
by some of	4
as well in	4
beyond the seas	4
the banks of	4
but that the	4
will be l	4
four hundred pounds	4
to supply the	4
for payment of	4
may be thought	4
the total of	4
the distance of	4
for it will	4
to buy up	4
from lady day	4
revenue for the	4
into the nature	4
the commissioners shall	4
into any of	4
the loan of	4
shewing how this	4
and enacting some	4
to be about	4
every three years	4
i cannot but	4
establishing of a	4
we shall have	4
remitted to any	4
to have been	4
if all the	4
they are a	4
for the nation	4
and religious houses	4
and are to	4
be in england	4
and all that	4
if we were	4
and the many	4
to no more	4
know how to	4
what is to	4
advance on the	4
lend their majesties	4
it really is	4
yearly revenue for	4
essay towards carrying	4
seventeenth year of	4
goods of the	4
as fast as	4
it may not	4
the same is	4
of a tax	4
such of the	4
depends upon the	4
in parliament proposals	4
to their several	4
the whole world	4
by three millions	4
as good as	4
what is necessary	4
all the lands	4
the subject to	4
all such goods	4
of the war	4
of each county	4
of what is	4
of my proposals	4
supposed to be	4
the excise of	4
most of the	4
are injurious to	4
of the present	4
as the parliament	4
is but l	4
in stead of	4
the clerk of	4
every year by	4
paid in money	4
by william killigrew	4
to keep their	4
enacting some necessary	4
and commons in	4
by virtue of	4
when they can	4
the establishing of	4
of the royal	4
thereof to the	4
should have l	4
from the king	4
the expences of	4
and increase dealings	4
the first year	4
spi global keyed	4
shall appear to	4
parliament shall think	4
the prices of	4
supply their majesties	4
to the distance	4
the kingdom in	4
silver and gold	4
be glad to	4
any person or	4
be carried on	4
they shall think	4
masters of the	4
yearly out of	4
they can from	4
six millions of	4
love to their	4
will be but	4
be employed in	4
distance of place	4
quarters of the	4
some of their	4
he had given	4
unless it be	4
he or they	4
for the whole	4
gentlemen whose estates	4
to the kingdom	4
may have what	4
into the chamber	4
on the fifth	4
as the post	4
more than their	4
given at our	4
of an annuity	4
but in the	4
laid upon them	4
the lord treasurer	4
of publick repairs	4
if they were	4
shillings for every	4
men in the	4
well as they	4
the nation would	4
to bring the	4
were to be	4
off his l	4
or proportionably according	4
there would be	4
that upon the	4
be paid every	4
with their own	4
an aliquot part	4
trade in general	4
to those that	4
being to be	4
two or more	4
annum for years	4
as they have	4
may be vast	4
to the market	4
of our moneys	4
they can be	4
printed in the	4
by parliament for	4
i come to	4
the other l	4
any charge to	4
given by the	4
that every man	4
which amounts to	4
the justices of	4
at that time	4
the whole kingdom	4
at our court	4
sum of five	4
of money by	4
every year to	4
in the office	4
of henry the	4
and henry the	4
be sold at	4
them and the	4
paid by the	4
and several other	4
as was said	4
of the revenues	4
settled on the	4
of the several	4
by the establishing	4
branches of the	4
may be no	4
cases of the	4
and shall be	4
and honor of	4
to be at	4
town or county	4
and that all	4
the people in	4
the raising money	4
for the maintenance	4
henry the sixth	4
commissioners to be	4
and at the	4
to be brought	4
the same in	4
they should be	4
thought to be	4
the earldome of	4
as by the	4
to the most	4
one of the	4
which we have	4
as they doe	4
i have said	4
in the bank	4
much money in	4
is in the	4
to answer the	4
of the debt	4
there is none	4
the whole l	4
security of his	4
must be paid	4
the several sorts	4
treasurer of the	4
many of whom	4
i think i	4
of trade and	4
more then a	4
our former kings	4
would be the	4
several sorts of	4
is no less	4
and in such	4
would soon be	4
down by the	4
of people in	4
to be an	4
some of his	4
same to be	4
rich man hath	4
per annum estate	4
good the adulterated	4
they call it	4
be vast gainers	4
chambers in london	4
but it will	4
and may be	4
paid every year	4
of his majesty	4
of the expence	4
number of the	4
sometimes the state	4
the navie and	4
henry the fifth	4
inward and outward	4
who are to	4
the course of	4
that such as	4
of peace in	4
amounting to the	4
the burthen of	4
of money will	4
in parliament assembled	4
our kings of	4
and benefit of	4
to the office	4
authority of parliament	4
any one or	4
for some years	4
our own subjects	4
half of the	4
will have l	4
the work of	4
cause of the	4
the meaning of	4
who shall have	4
a part of	4
pounds in money	4
many of our	4
process of time	4
bought and sold	4
be remitted to	4
short of the	4
estate in land	4
in the beginning	4
edward the fourth	4
use of them	4
of the estate	4
by the contributors	4
the revenue was	4
of the earl	4
coyned into money	4
of the sea	4
are issued out	4
they can get	4
what they have	4
the which if	4
and as much	4
the many evils	4
their own proper	4
the marriage of	4
profit of the	4
to be counterfeited	4
is not only	4
of danby at	4
to take care	4
great number of	4
of such bills	4
of secret service	4
county and city	4
any of their	4
pence in the	4
be a publick	4
in those parts	4
to prohibit the	4
for a security	4
the adulterated and	4
his warres in	4
a small annuity	4
every petty chamber	4
these late funds	4
to advance money	4
soon as the	4
earl of kent	4
the said towns	4
of the goods	4
of them for	4
as i can	4
of the customs	4
payment of the	4
shall endeavour to	4
of two hundred	4
the pleasure of	4
of credit will	4
may be done	4
to other uses	4
to make use	4
may be taken	4
come to the	4
with what they	4
every county and	4
of the tables	4
the said receipt	4
i might also	4
that when the	4
can it be	4
left in the	4
our court at	4
the commons in	4
care of their	4
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one to another	4
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millions per annum	4
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by his majesty	4
the seventeenth year	4
such undue settlement	4
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intents and purposes	4
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charge left on	4
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part of every	4
their own stocks	4
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by king edward	4
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and their posterities	4
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thousand pound per	4
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the west indies	4
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two hundred pounds	4
his majesties revenue	4
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chamber of the	4
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