quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	48
restraint of the press	47
the restraint of the	34
liberty of the press	34
in matters of religion	29
the liberty of the	25
the church of england	21
notes for div a	19
of the press is	19
represented either as utf	18
characters represented either as	18
freedom of the press	17
the city of london	17
according to the terms	15
to the terms of	15
regulation of the press	14
the work described above	13
the terms of creative	13
text is available for	13
text and markup reviewed	13
providing financial support to	13
this keyboarded and encoded	13
encoded edition of the	13
assigned for keying and	13
the text can be	13
by the institutions providing	13
described above is co	13
i text is available	13
english books online text	13
to the early english	13
books online text creation	13
text can be copied	13
edition of the work	13
tcp assigned for keying	13
the institutions providing financial	13
from proquest page images	13
owned by the institutions	13
for keying and markup	13
all without asking permission	13
phase i text is	13
terms of creative commons	13
keyboarded and encoded edition	13
the word of god	13
coded from proquest page	13
the early english books	13
online text creation partnership	13
support to the early	13
images scanned from microfilm	13
this phase i text	13
even for commercial purposes	13
financial support to the	13
is available for reuse	13
and coded from proquest	13
markup reviewed and edited	13
institutions providing financial support	13
and markup reviewed and	13
work described above is	13
encoded text transcribed from	13
and encoded edition of	13
keyed and coded from	13
of the work described	13
of the true religion	12
ought not to be	12
iv tiff page images	12
in the presence of	11
the church of christ	11
against the restraint of	11
a restraint of the	11
of the church of	11
a member of parliament	10
letter to a member	10
ocm this keyboarded and	10
estc r ocm this	10
to a member of	10
the house of commons	10
the lord protector and	10
the liberties of the	10
book to be printed	10
by the name of	10
a letter to a	10
opinions and practices in	10
the unchangeableness of gods	10
that can be made	10
toleration of all opinions	10
the rest of the	10
r ocm this keyboarded	10
to be found in	10
you of the jury	10
as well as the	10
of creating the tcp	9
and the publisher proquest	9
users should be aware	9
by proquest via their	9
phase of the project	9
some readable characters will	9
the true nature of	9
and linked to page	9
data is very good	9
released into the public	9
remaining illegibles were encoded	9
tcp aimed to produce	9
via their early english	9
or tei g elements	9
text creation partnership web	9
into the public domain	9
wide variety of subject	9
qa standards were returned	9
the new cambridge bibliography	9
illegible were corrected where	9
whichever is the greater	9
have been looked at	9
was chosen if there	9
then carried out by	9
be made about the	9
included and sometimes a	9
tei in libraries guidelines	9
images in accordance with	9
elements to simplify the	9
of tcp data is	9
a second or later	9
encoded texts based on	9
been transformed into placeholder	9
text with mnemonic sdata	9
is a partnership between	9
the usual project restraints	9
in accordance with level	9
was divided into two	9
have been issued variously	9
by converting tcp files	9
quality of tcp data	9
was intended to range	9
known extent have been	9
there was a compelling	9
processes should make clear	9
or for an anonymous	9
can now take and	9
teams in oxford and	9
for transcription and basic	9
and available in eebo	9
the texts have been	9
standards were returned to	9
issued variously as sgml	9
sent to external keying	9
create accurately transcribed and	9
the image sets published	9
been looked at by	9
at the same time	9
of the project have	9
is to encode one	9
any assumptions that can	9
work was chosen if	9
characters will be marked	9
although there are a	9
partnership between the universities	9
will be marked as	9
range over a wide	9
or text strings within	9
should make clear that	9
to create accurately transcribed	9
oxford and the publisher	9
large quantities of textual	9
the government of the	9
the texts were encoded	9
a partnership between the	9
in of gaps by	9
to external keying companies	9
structural encoding based on	9
sets published by proquest	9
to tei p using	9
bear in mind that	9
page images in accordance	9
of michigan and oxford	9
to encode one copy	9
the publisher proquest to	9
but we respectfully request	9
accordance with level of	9
the tei in libraries	9
anyone can now take	9
and those which did	9
created by converting tcp	9
their works are eligible	9
likelihood such instances will	9
converting tcp files to	9
and encoded texts based	9
remain and some readable	9
image sets published by	9
corrected and characters marked	9
new cambridge bibliography of	9
a limit of instances	9
later edition of a	9
of any assumptions that	9
request that due credit	9
project restraints of time	9
during phase of the	9
tcp project was divided	9
over a wide variety	9
were encoded as gap	9
ascii text with mnemonic	9
been released into the	9
on the image sets	9
illegibles were encoded as	9
therefore chose to create	9
did not meet qa	9
instances will never have	9
be aware of the	9
usually the first edition	9
corrected where possible up	9
the filling in of	9
to the best of	9
to produce large quantities	9
to reflect the true	9
sets were sent to	9
marked as illegible were	9
proofread for accuracy and	9
selection was intended to	9
gap elements of known	9
reason to do so	9
was proofread for accuracy	9
their early english books	9
notably latin and welsh	9
transcribed and encoded texts	9
unicode or text strings	9
project was divided into	9
and markup guidelines are	9
a wide variety of	9
by editorial teams in	9
characters marked as illegible	9
the text encoding initiative	9
in english were prioritized	9
are a number of	9
were sent to external	9
and characters marked as	9
publisher proquest to create	9
were returned to the	9
for an anonymous work	9
accuracy and those which	9
were encoded and linked	9
simplify the filling in	9
second or later edition	9
that due credit and	9
tcp data is very	9
overall quality of tcp	9
are eligible for inclusion	9
linked to page images	9
companies for transcription and	9
be marked as illegible	9
for their own purposes	9
the process of creating	9
domain as of january	9
a compelling reason to	9
files to tei p	9
been issued variously as	9
external keying companies for	9
tcp files to tei	9
restraints of time and	9
of every monographic english	9
extent have been transformed	9
to a limit of	9
process of creating the	9
should be aware of	9
all opinions and practices	9
of time and funding	9
aware of the process	9
true nature of the	9
can be made about	9
based on the text	9
some errors will remain	9
that in all likelihood	9
all likelihood such instances	9
limit of instances per	9
into placeholder characters or	9
these processes should make	9
mind that in all	9
record of the period	9
nature of the print	9
readable characters will be	9
text was proofread for	9
a number of works	9
creating the tcp texts	9
for accuracy and those	9
unicode or tei g	9
such instances will never	9
tcp is a partnership	9
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level of the tei	9
edition of a work	9
a works in english	9
carried out by editorial	9
keyers to be redone	9
processed by university of	9
the encoding was enhanced	9
to create diplomatic transcriptions	9
by a tcp editor	9
michigan and oxford and	9
the text creation partnership	9
was a compelling reason	9
or corrected and characters	9
assumptions that can be	9
and oxford and the	9
of textual data within	9
by university of nebraska	9
of a work was	9
returned to the keyers	9
divided into two phases	9
take and use these	9
the universities of michigan	9
keying companies for transcription	9
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we respectfully request that	9
assurance was then carried	9
of all opinions and	9
out by editorial teams	9
editorial teams in oxford	9
given to their original	9
is given to their	9
usual project restraints of	9
general aim of eebo	9
copies of the texts	9
and attribution is given	9
of instances per text	9
up to a limit	9
between and available in	9
of known extent have	9
of the print record	9
at the text creation	9
not meet qa standards	9
to simplify the filling	9
each text was proofread	9
markup guidelines are available	9
p using tcp tei	9
public domain as of	9
due credit and attribution	9
encoding was enhanced and	9
with level of the	9
gaps by user contributors	9
errors will remain and	9
sometimes a second or	9
in oxford and michigan	9
placeholder characters or elements	9
where possible up to	9
accurately transcribed and encoded	9
therefore of any assumptions	9
unchangeableness of gods love	9
encoding based on the	9
within the usual project	9
produce large quantities of	9
published between and available	9
and some readable characters	9
proquest to create accurately	9
or later edition of	9
made about the data	9
aimed to produce large	9
credit and attribution is	9
of the texts have	9
transformed into placeholder characters	9
any remaining illegibles were	9
were corrected where possible	9
as illegible were corrected	9
and use these texts	9
of the process of	9
the public domain as	9
was based on the	9
to the keyers to	9
opposed to critical editions	9
quantities of textual data	9
with mnemonic sdata character	9
created during phase of	9
data within the usual	9
proquest via their early	9
enhanced and or corrected	9
elements of known extent	9
tcp is to encode	9
changes to facilitate morpho	9
respectfully request that due	9
tei p using tcp	9
which did not meet	9
guidelines are available at	9
chosen if there was	9
encoded as gap s	9
title published between and	9
selection was based on	9
those which did not	9
texts have been issued	9
of works in other	9
and therefore chose to	9
meet qa standards were	9
these texts for their	9
published by proquest via	9
there are a number	9
to their original source	9
compelling reason to do	9
reflect the true nature	9
encoded and linked to	9
bibliography of english literature	9
have been released into	9
with changes to facilitate	9
chose to create diplomatic	9
textual data within the	9
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of a works in	9
the best of my	9
available at the text	9
to page images in	9
users should bear in	9
texts based on the	9
and or corrected and	9
on the text encoding	9
by the help of	9
universities of michigan and	9
works in other languages	9
text selection was based	9
keying and markup guidelines	9
are available at the	9
in mind that in	9
and sometimes a second	9
at by a tcp	9
texts for their own	9
or elements to simplify	9
texts created during phase	9
language title published between	9
the general aim of	9
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editions of a works	9
mnemonic sdata character entities	9
project have been released	9
of each text was	9
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attribution is given to	9
variety of subject areas	9
of gaps by user	9
image sets were sent	9
reproduction of original in	9
should bear in mind	9
the overall quality of	9
of the tei in	9
number of works in	9
soveraign lord the king	9
the keyers to be	9
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transcription and basic encoding	9
the print record of	9
now take and use	9
never have been looked	9
quality assurance was then	9
a work was chosen	9
filling in of gaps	9
first editions of a	9
characters or elements to	9
as opposed to critical	9
creation partnership web site	9
while the overall quality	9
use these texts for	9
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mainly structural encoding based	9
print record of the	9
the project have been	9
possible up to a	9
works are eligible for	9
in all likelihood such	9
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intended to range over	9
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text strings within braces	9
texts were encoded and	9
cambridge bibliography of english	9
on the new cambridge	9
works in english were	9
between the universities of	9
then their works are	9
of the christian church	8
the power of the	8
the light of the	8
men of corrupt minds	8
of a national church	8
the judgement of the	8
such or such a	8
solemn league and covenant	8
the regulation of the	8
for the liberty of	8
the care of the	8
a great deal of	8
if you have any	8
the peace of the	8
that it is not	7
and xml conversion a	7
the authority of the	7
is so far from	7
the decree of election	7
original text notes for	7
the souls of men	7
over books and opinions	7
and dangerous to the	7
government of the city	7
not so much as	7
in the first place	7
from time to time	7
apex covantage keyed and	7
of regulating the press	7
a just ground to	7
covantage keyed and coded	7
the original text notes	7
the church of god	7
text notes for div	7
of the unchangeableness of	7
eng freedom of the	7
unlimited liberty of the	7
give me leave to	7
say what you will	7
the necessity of publick	7
from the original text	7
the grace of god	7
that there is no	7
of the established religion	6
in the name of	6
the press ought not	6
you have any thing	6
restraint on the press	6
what you mean by	6
press ought not to	6
in the house of	6
of the press to	6
in order to the	6
a second beacon fired	6
to the late act	6
allegation against the restraint	6
for the preservation of	6
lord protector and parliament	6
there is no god	6
liberties of the nation	6
in the defence of	6
have any thing to	6
to which i answer	6
with the protestant religion	6
and practices in matters	6
authority of the scriptures	6
practices in matters of	6
inconsistent with the protestant	6
care of the press	6
gentlemen of the jury	6
of the commons house	6
necessity of publick establishments	6
since his majesties return	6
for the time being	6
unlimited toleration of all	6
that they may see	6
there can be no	6
of the liberty of	6
the solemn league and	6
from the necessity of	6
to the lord protector	6
are more or less	6
of the said city	6
in the mean time	6
according to the late	6
are not to be	6
of the said council	6
to the liberties of	6
dangerous to the liberties	6
the major part of	6
any thing to say	6
major part of the	5
for regulating the press	5
out of the world	5
at the time of	5
of his dear son	5
the way to heaven	5
advance the interests of	5
to be trusted with	5
of the late king	5
and the protestant religion	5
in the matters of	5
so much the more	5
with the holy ghost	5
the country to the	5
in the city of	5
with regard to the	5
causing to be printed	5
the press is inconsistent	5
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of god in the	5
the gospel of his	5
been advanced against it	5
not fit to be	5
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gospel of his dear	5
the commons house of	5
difference between truth and	5
really and simply god	5
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the preservation of his	5
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commons house of parliament	5
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the matters of religion	5
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the discovery of truth	5
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my lord and the	5
a liberty to blaspheme	5
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of the christian religion	5
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assureance of the unchangeableness	5
the doctrine of the	5
hath pleaded not guilty	5
one of the assembly	5
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our soveraign lord the	5
it were a just	5
of the second beacon	5
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of the city of	5
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hall in the old	5
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christ and his apostles	5
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the necessity of regulating	5
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arms against the king	5
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objections that of late	5
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to the parlament of	5
the law of god	5
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men a liberty to	5
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the execution of justice	4
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the second beacon fired	4
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milton for the liberty	4
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the judgment and practice	4
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and that a restraint	2
blest with the government	2
to let you see	2
and the act of	2
in so short a	2
a great variety of	2
i am able to	2
and so must we	2
several thousands to stand	2
i know not who	2
henceforth let no man	2
god almighty is present	2
death of the king	2
count him fit to	2
a fallacy in it	2
one who hath but	2
suppress immorality and profaneness	2
to the king for	2
shall prove that this	2
of news england and	2
the commons of england	2
to suffer for it	2
the murther of his	2
a peculiar order of	2
the pure word of	2
if therefore the liberty	2
the case of many	2
which is owing chiefly	2
a dozen times in	2
presented to the lord	2
if he be a	2
that it is the	2
the lords of the	2
when a man writes	2
there is little question	2
and whether they were	2
present your majesty with	2
those his new insertions	2
the contents of the	2
the honour to be	2
attempted to make a	2
to involve the world	2
them with an english	2
did not you see	2
to try the spirits	2
must appear in print	2
and they shall be	2
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is the publishing of	2
allow men a liberty	2
deliver them to any	2
in opposition to the	2
and ordained by the	2
for printing this book	2
i cannot set so	2
in those early days	2
and your petitioner as	2
for the investing of	2
would be the greatest	2
apply himself to the	2
can bring him to	2
clergy themselves are conscious	2
upon the king himself	2
the first place to	2
i am only a	2
did he confess that	2
of that sort of	2
that libertine school of	2
flock reaps by them	2
ought to be free	2
should be able to	2
well as to the	2
that is due to	2
to inform their judgments	2
found to be the	2
it not to be	2
the hierarchy it self	2
as to be able	2
unto those idle and	2
against small nor great	2
they thought fit to	2
to call a parliament	2
nothing else but a	2
be sold by h	2
was only the project	2
well nigh all along	2
so long as the	2
are to be seen	2
liberty of the subject	2
reasons that can be	2
i will not repeat	2
to justifie the proceedings	2
a national establishment is	2
i find in it	2
press chiefly from the	2
stigmatizing it with a	2
news england and wales	2
fill the world with	2
truths of the gospel	2
by the contents of	2
by the oath that	2
harris upon an information	2
th day of may	2
in his power to	2
in the cause of	2
they had not a	2
that office as they	2
the time of that	2
under the head of	2
press tends to promote	2
of the said passages	2
the honourable house of	2
intelligent man to question	2
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hope i shall not	2
up two gods really	2
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is owing chiefly to	2
section of your letter	2
if i were a	2
do as you say	2
many things well worth	2
and ought to publish	2
the press in answer	2
work to apostate angels	2
while the book is	2
a socinian should thus	2
i have no more	2
in the law of	2
to be cut off	2
constituted a guardian and	2
people may be seduced	2
appear in print like	2
and vilifying of the	2
of the lords day	2
take arms against the	2
should tell you that	2
cause to be imprinted	2
twyn to the bar	2
the foundation of all	2
the help of god	2
book is foolish enough	2
i read it over	2
liberty to withhold this	2
done what god requires	2
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of king and parliament	2
fortune to meet with	2
and if at any	2
all this light of	2
hand of the hangman	2
of oyer and terminer	2
did converse about it	2
publish to the world	2
be still permitted to	2
sons of high presbitery	2
hold up thy hand	2
the council shall think	2
of the king and	2
the reading of aristophanes	2
the mayor and sheriffs	2
eagle at the west	2
through the pipe of	2
of your great rabbi	2
and government of the	2
set in order the	2
a royal edict for	2
vulgar tongue was worthy	2
in the faces of	2
shed one drop of	2
quarter of an hour	2
hardest labour in the	2
are men of this	2
he hath written in	2
not suffering their laity	2
any man that shall	2
be of any force	2
the proceedings of this	2
then a sin against	2
they would be done	2
in a free common	2
of sects and schisms	2
things that are wanting	2
to stop the mouths	2
the killing of kings	2
printing and publishing the	2
the known practice of	2
as that they are	2
entire liberty of the	2
the infallible word of	2
to have shed one	2
denouncing damnation against them	2
is it to be	2
his sence and judgement	2
which we can discern	2
endeavour to prove it	2
there were two impressions	2
so much of the	2
not only of natural	2
took care to root	2
these sons of belial	2
that it is a	2
as much right to	2
sharpning of our own	2
are a printer by	2
will discharge that office	2
of the book called	2
had of his reason	2
in it as far	2
palliating of these rotten	2
the choice of their	2
the faces of them	2
what may be the	2
of the same spirit	2
clergy for not suffering	2
use of their power	2
the kings most excellent	2
this book is as	2
a guardian of the	2
things well worth the	2
spi global keyed and	2
is a rule in	2
be thought in generall	2
by such a latitude	2
and what is yours	2
let no printer presume	2
a man may say	2
of necessity they must	2
any of those books	2
on the behalf of	2
of the commonwealth of	2
still frequented with such	2
let her and falshood	2
approved by the church	2
after the same manner	2
multiplicity of private presses	2
adversaries as well as	2
invest the doctors of	2
a church is to	2
he tells you he	2
that i have his	2
are not only requisite	2
if the first be	2
signe of the black	2
a printer by trade	2
reasons for the suppressing	2
of justice that our	2
and for selling and	2
no consequence at all	2
i invest the doctors	2
whereof he stands indicted	2
common tyes of humanity	2
for his pains and	2
they can to stifle	2
the knowledge of evill	2
of impeaching david of	2
is a giving up	2
shall at any time	2
whether the restraint of	2
that he should never	2
of the clock in	2
those allegations by which	2
copie of your indictment	2
according to the proverb	2
to be disposed of	2
whether you have not	2
been executed upon him	2
the parish of st	2
that the press ought	2
and the denying of	2
its strength against the	2
but rather the contrary	2
so short a time	2
your majesty with a	2
it was his unhappy	2
that can be put	2
foolish enough to be	2
god has appointed for	2
or the solemn league	2
of the execution of	2
you must needs know	2
they may do it	2
is the greatest displeasure	2
what a man professeth	2
brome at the gun	2
should irreversibly assure the	2
labour in the deep	2
as well as our	2
and what other printers	2
if it come to	2
as in all probability	2
names of the persons	2
any such inquisition upon	2
to distinguish truth from	2
the doctrines of christianity	2
the primitive councils and	2
and others of the	2
seems to have been	2
the press is this	2
members of both houses	2
this only censure were	2
three sheets of paper	2
and consequently there is	2
this th day of	2
examine their doctrines so	2
have been detected by	2
the designs of the	2
not such wares as	2
according to the several	2
an undervaluing and vilifying	2
by the execution of	2
be trusted with it	2
religion owned and professed	2
to take arms against	2
had their rise and	2
preserve and maintain the	2
government of this kingdome	2
have a copie of	2
cast into the flames	2
their religion on trust	2
that a socinian should	2
in the nature of	2
had need be very	2
it was the same	2
what books were not	2
great unmasker of the	2
in the very power	2
have not the liberty	2
heard of some arminians	2
any branch of the	2
are but the language	2
twyn for printing and	2
observation of the lords	2
false accusers of the	2
to the application of	2
are to be found	2
the beginning of the	2
to have many things	2
for the laity to	2
themselves are conscious of	2
to be punished for	2
a sin against a	2
to be lords of	2
not to be trusted	2
to suppose that gain	2
b estc r ocm	2
the face of the	2
which are necessary to	2
he hath been arraigned	2
they who first drove	2
objections in his way	2
the oath that you	2
order the things that	2
printed for george west	2
the only pleasant life	2
deduced from the scriptures	2
such as victory to	2
new pamphlet should stagger	2
that in some cases	2
of the son of	2
and consequently the restraint	2
but heresies they might	2
whose labours we should	2
i verily beleeve that	2
to take nothing down	2
or less partial in	2
in higher matters to	2
nor weighing the duty	2
as his manner is	2
forth his reasons as	2
in the principles of	2
them from seeing those	2
is high time to	2
prove the scriptures of	2
of the press together	2
one who never knew	2
he is no idiot	2
the labour of book	2
is of no force	2
that it should not	2
his power to hinder	2
never so abominable in	2
a condemning them to	2
concernment unto the world	2
after all this light	2
there are very few	2
books may be seized	2
to stifle all the	2
not think to make	2
it cannot be loosed	2
of the kings messengers	2
and determined by the	2
manifest unto all men	2
doctrine of the resurrection	2
who deny all possibility	2
to have the press	2
the good laws of	2
in the time of	2
do not use to	2
they appear to be	2
the reformation is wholly	2
against any branch of	2
self for the laity	2
upon the same bottom	2
as well as of	2
i have to say	2
a quarter of an	2
to each ones conscience	2
have had more honesty	2
which this author urgeth	2
about to justifie your	2
part of the copy	2
inheritance of his grace	2
that he had read	2
night i went to	2
as to have many	2
is thought to be	2
and return an answer	2
ministry of the gospel	2
it to be the	2
to mourn so many	2
printing of a book	2
equally sincere in their	2
but that i may	2
of that which is	2
john twyn late of	2
to the care of	2
an entire liberty of	2
as much in the	2
or corrupt his gospel	2
reason of man is	2
can be comprehended in	2
on the authority of	2
what they judg to	2
the true from the	2
of god before his	2
worthiest men after death	2
it furnish men with	2
invade the natural rights	2
true from the many	2
then whether you have	2
for they know not	2
as much as they	2
in this matter too	2
shall sit in the	2
in time of parlament	2
in the same steps	2
the name of john	2
every acute reader upon	2
it were to do	2
that by such a	2
you have not so	2
the orphan remainders of	2
should be so much	2
are for tying men	2
to the promoting of	2
the force of reason	2
this may have much	2
than which nothing can	2
against the said passage	2
this unlimited liberty of	2
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he was guilty of	2
the press continue free	2
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john twyn to the	2
is much to be	2
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relate the judgement of	2
so plain and easie	2
defence of the king	2
for such a saying	2
be so far from	2
shall be saved is	2
may and ought to	2
did effectually silence me	2
change them without giving	2
manifestly to be a	2
for which i am	2
what will be the	2
they chance to light	2
of my remembrance i	2
john twyn for printing	2
i do not know	2
such a restraint of	2
charge the blasphemies and	2
the language of men	2
upon the rock of	2
if they have been	2
and authority of the	2
and disaffected common councils	2
any of those learned	2
the said council shall	2
the gospel of christ	2
committing the said treason	2
some of those grand	2
or simply the same	2
the company of stationers	2
his censors hand on	2
suppressing of old pamphlets	2
cannot positively say it	2
in his old age	2
such a thing as	2
our selves as elect	2
in the language of	2
to take arms by	2
there should be a	2
the authority of such	2
the mayor and aldermen	2
that christ needed not	2
in church and state	2
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them to an implicit	2
of god and of	2
offers him the advantage	2
to oversee a presse	2
of these sons of	2
the best and surest	2
it is one of	2
in any of those	2
of writing should be	2
well as any that	2
as many of them	2
it but a servitude	2
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the districts of the	2
judgments of mankind to	2
or what the cynick	2
learned and religious men	2
is fit they should	2
abominable in his sight	2
stifle all the reasons	2
this kingdom against the	2
for tying men to	2
an answer to them	2
or a church built	2
the work of any	2
in the wars of	2
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the doing of it	2
be unlawful to let	2
church of england would	2
am not able to	2
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back of his title	2
should be uncurrant without	2
reason and deliberation to	2
in what he writes	2
so much the less	2
as well as his	2
the first of your	2
any thing in this	2
that he was not	2
one corner of it	2
is to have understanding	2
let him be accursed	2
of our christian faith	2
the two and thirtieth	2
and acts of the	2
a boy at school	2
present in the said	2
the temptation of profit	2
injudicious about matters of	2
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do the same thing	2
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answer to this allegation	2
the reasons on all	2
the hands of the	2