trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the said	63
of the town	57
as well as	50
the earl of	50
of the siege	50
the said city	47
account of the	46
early english books	44
of the enemy	43
some of the	41
part of the	41
you are to	39
out of the	36
of the city	36
english books online	35
a pound of	34
of the irish	33
the county of	32
under the command	31
the command of	31
in the town	30
one of the	29
the th of	29
to each man	29
of the garrison	29
an account of	28
the siege of	28
horse and foot	27
the protestant religion	27
council of war	26
of the protestants	26
the mean time	25
text creation partnership	25
a party of	25
the rest of	24
sir arthur rawden	24
in the mean	24
based on the	24
on the th	23
half a pound	23
pound of meal	23
to the said	23
to the lord	22
in the morning	21
city of london	21
of our men	21
the irish army	21
in the said	21
the other side	21
the next day	21
of the people	21
a council of	21
according to the	21
for want of	21
most of the	20
siege of london	20
came to the	20
meditations the prayer	20
the city of	20
the same time	20
on the other	20
the preservation of	20
about this time	20
of all the	19
in the garrison	19
side of the	19
of the lord	19
the garrison of	19
in order to	19
on the walls	18
the governour and	18
the lord kingston	18
that we may	18
the number of	18
one pound of	18
and all the	18
in the night	18
there was no	18
there was a	18
in the county	18
the diocess of	18
of the diocess	17
keying and markup	17
the defence of	17
rest of the	17
governour of the	17
for their own	16
the major general	16
of the officers	16
the time of	16
either as utf	16
represented either as	16
characters represented either	16
marked as illegible	16
of the enemies	16
party of the	15
that he had	15
parts of the	15
thought fit to	15
the enemy had	15
one of them	15
that they were	15
time to time	15
earl of tyrconnel	15
of the protestant	15
at the same	15
the late king	15
through jesus christ	15
christ our lord	15
well as the	15
from time to	15
the hands of	15
as soon as	15
the protestants in	15
and that the	14
the lord mountjoy	14
defence of the	14
to the town	14
to each company	14
of the county	14
at this time	14
the prince of	14
narrative of the	14
in the north	14
to take care	14
about the th	14
were sent to	14
the duke of	14
barrels of powder	14
some of them	14
the town of	13
the said lieutenant	13
the army being	13
lieutenant general hamilton	13
a number of	13
of the council	13
in the same	13
to return to	13
of the place	13
april the th	13
into the town	13
of the forces	13
the names of	13
the condition of	13
the said regiments	13
at that time	13
to the king	13
of his own	12
to go to	12
th day of	12
time of the	12
a barrel of	12
many of them	12
we could not	12
the enemies horse	12
during the siege	12
them to the	12
of his majesties	12
that part of	12
the lord tyrconnel	12
with the enemy	12
they could not	12
that the said	12
we beseech thee	12
to the enemy	12
could not be	12
the officers of	12
the counties of	12
and in the	12
in this kingdom	12
the beginning of	12
which did not	11
it is not	11
the body of	11
prince of orange	11
that he was	11
a true and	11
that can be	11
jesus christ our	11
the forces of	11
officers of the	11
said lieutenant general	11
major general kirk	11
other side of	11
not to be	11
view of the	11
of the stores	11
side the water	11
of the clock	11
several of the	11
thy holy name	11
and that they	11
was ordered to	11
for our service	11
they shall be	11
the said town	11
of those that	11
the said dr	11
of the north	11
earl of antrim	11
one pound and	11
the end of	11
condition of the	11
of their own	11
the inhabitants of	11
about the same	10
they were in	10
to give the	10
down to the	10
clock in the	10
the th day	10
so great a	10
sir arthur rawdon	10
the first of	10
th of july	10
for the preservation	10
that the enemy	10
by the said	10
returned to the	10
the news of	10
that they should	10
of that place	10
the said th	10
in the midst	10
to the earl	10
year of our	10
and that all	10
to do so	10
fight the enemy	10
derry in ireland	10
the two regiments	10
relation of the	10
of that garrison	10
the same day	10
arms and ammunition	10
some have been	10
and some of	10
to the garrison	10
officers and soldiers	10
of the army	10
by the lord	10
by reason of	10
other side the	10
that in all	10
to the walls	10
to the number	10
of the same	10
a prayer for	10
of the whole	10
for div a	10
as you shall	10
belonging to the	10
in the field	10
and his council	10
notes for div	10
and a half	10
other parts of	10
the presence of	10
and that he	10
posture of defence	10
of the kingdom	10
any of the	10
companies of foot	10
of this garrison	10
the relief of	10
early works to	10
party of horse	10
the enemies camp	9
text transcribed from	9
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the midst of	9
by way of	9
into the city	9
reviewed and edited	9
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images scanned from	9
us an account	9
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and markup reviewed	9
that they may	9
regiments of foot	9
the early english	9
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keyed and coded	9
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online text creation	9
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encoded text transcribed	9
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command of lieutenant	9
tiff page images	9
iv tiff page	9
described above is	9
and the rest	9
day of july	9
of that city	9
th of april	9
to the ships	9
the institutions providing	9
the town to	9
owned by the	9
the universities of	9
return to their	9
pound of tallow	9
the loss of	9
tcp assigned for	9
for the lord	9
to be sent	9
to the early	9
kb of xml	9
and queen mary	9
the most material	9
the lieutenant general	9
them in the	9
in the day	9
church of england	9
inhabitants of the	9
to be a	9
in the city	9
text and markup	9
end of the	9
for keying and	9
and coded from	9
take care that	9
in the end	9
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the fort of	9
this keyboarded and	9
he did not	9
of horse and	9
scanned from microfilm	9
keyboarded and encoded	9
in all likelihood	9
support to the	9
shut the gates	9
to land the	9
in the lord	9
edition of the	9
assigned for keying	9
not able to	9
and therefore of	9
providing financial support	9
sampled and proofread	9
from proquest page	9
books online text	9
to repair to	9
to their several	9
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a half of	9
up to the	9
that the lord	9
tcp aimed to	8
for an anonymous	8
any assumptions that	8
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tei g elements	8
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dismaied by reason	6
of that town	6
the lord mount	6
the town and	6
as it was	6
be collonel to	6
and the same	6
all the forces	6
to collonel lundy	6
fit to be	6
shall have the	6
in the presence	6
to put them	6
none of them	6
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of the inhabitants	6
regiment of horse	6
and indeed the	6
surrender of the	6
had not been	6
the whole town	6
to the last	6
many of their	6
prayer for the	6
party of our	6
for the battel	6
a prayer before	6
the city and	6
by these presents	6
the good of	6
the pass at	6
zeal for the	6
thanks unto thee	6
in the world	6
now in the	6
to be delivered	6
two or three	6
that had been	6
when we were	6
city and garrison	6
by the enemy	6
during the whole	6
all the officers	6
news of the	6
ought to be	6
by his majesties	6
besieged in london	6
all his majesties	6
at the wind	6
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to secure that	6
hands of the	6
to be collonel	6
in a very	6
william and q	6
make the best	6
against the common	6
a great many	6
miles of the	6
of meal to	6
that all persons	6
in good order	6
quarter of a	6
their goods and	6
of the soldiers	6
the sight of	6
him and his	6
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regiment of dragoons	6
a posture of	6
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as are now	6
many of those	6
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therefore let us	6
of the narrative	6
that he could	6
it shall be	6
of the countrey	6
of a pound	6
we doubt not	6
our men were	6
earl of mount	6
as they were	6
of such as	6
themselves in the	6
their own safety	6
me in the	6
the lord will	6
upon which the	6
to the city	6
of them to	6
from the enemies	6
a letter from	6
that he should	6
land the said	6
by the protestants	6
all the protestants	6
that all the	6
it will be	6
at the end	6
to the officers	6
first year of	5
that in the	5
of lieutenant collonel	5
in and about	5
and major baker	5
to the late	5
the walls of	5
and made a	5
and irish papists	5
the learned bishop	5
put themselves in	5
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a gentleman who	5
to receive the	5
the downfall of	5
and other officers	5
after that time	5
a message to	5
a considerable party	5
relief of our	5
captain james hamilton	5
that reverend divine	5
in his service	5
the peace of	5
and i do	5
mean time the	5
at the gates	5
through christ our	5
given at our	5
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as i have	5
foot and horse	5
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william and mary	5
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persons of quality	5
french and irish	5
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to his majesty	5
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defence of that	5
as those of	5
the nobility and	5
to surrender the	5
a list of	5
estate of london	5
of the forementioned	5
influence on the	5
to the main	5
o lord god	5
of the most	5
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heaven and earth	5
of the counties	5
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it to the	5
near that place	5
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that we were	5
prayers and meditations	5
of the ships	5
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a mind to	5
to acquaint the	5
captain of the	5
on the enemy	5
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the said garison	5
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quarts of meal	5
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them to be	5
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the same for	5
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declaration of the	5
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the way of	5
the enemy was	5
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lord and saviour	5
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the behaviour of	5
one of our	5
citizens of the	5
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the hearts of	5
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of this kingdom	5
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to my lord	5
thy name for	5
the french and	5
to the other	5
at our court	5
oaths of fidelity	5
in all the	5
there is a	5
a quarter of	5
all our sins	5
the said place	5
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to the government	5
as they could	5
thou art my	5
you are then	5
shall not be	5
lieutenant collonel lundy	5
with the best	5
before the town	5
the commander in	5
would have been	5
said to be	5
to quit the	5
that we are	5
care and concern	5
a general massacre	5
lord and lady	5
to stir up	5
the country people	5
necessary for the	5
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at the head	5
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from the walls	5
to the wind	5
duke of berwick	5
this day the	5
the days of	5
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of war was	5
the hand of	5
two pounds of	5
of derry in	5
it was printed	5
all things relating	5
to the world	5
in chief of	5
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will be a	5
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as in the	5
the lord hath	5
to his majesties	5
of our lord	5
protestants in the	5
chief of the	5
upon the enemy	5
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gentlemen of the	5
that the town	5
i am sure	5
by collonel lundy	5
so much to	5
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arms and stores	5
praise thy name	5
hereby designed to	5
by a shot	5
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with the same	5
the first year	5
and concern for	5
have been so	5
protestants in ireland	5
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whole body of	5
impartial account of	5
list of the	5
out of each	5
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to secure the	5
of the deplorable	5
of this nation	5
to put themselves	5
and other places	5
body of horse	5
a general council	5
the protestants were	5
said arms and	5
the said governours	5
of the present	5
our selves in	5
by some of	5
top of the	5
let you know	5
our court at	5
said city and	5
the hour of	5
lamentable estate of	5
the advice of	5
to governour lundy	5
sad relation of	5
our protestant subjects	5
the officers and	5
the divine providence	5
a french lieutenant	5
to us from	5
the castle of	5
the management of	5
several of them	5
to be put	5
most of their	5
the interest of	5
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give us an	5
the said lord	5
at which time	5
the kings letter	5
general council of	5
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have a mind	5
not a little	5
to the end	5
of our reign	5
lord mount alexander	5
for the protestant	5
the deplorable and	5
repair to their	5
to all the	5
the performance of	5
that it was	5
the royal family	5
for surrendring the	5
and lamentable estate	5
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of the government	5
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in the river	5
they will not	5
do hereby declare	5
to oppose them	5
him to be	5
left the town	5
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if he were	5
were drawn up	5
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in thy sight	5
to be the	5
the people of	5
with them to	5
men to be	5
in all l	5
us for the	5
command of major	5
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such of the	5
garrison of sligo	5
away every evil	5
the town on	5
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some of which	5
of the great	5
of that kind	5
the enemy might	5
down and antrim	5
was to be	5
from the ships	5
that they might	5
true and sad	5
court at whitehall	5
town of london	5
the whole regiment	5
to defend our	5
protestants of the	5
place of london	5
and the irish	5
of the popish	5
with collonel lundy	4
that we have	4
county of sligo	4
he was going	4
in our duty	4
not unto us	4
in the magazine	4
and soldiers of	4
which shall be	4
if it had	4
two troops of	4
after the said	4
governour and council	4
will not suffer	4
of powder in	4
john mackenzyes narrative	4
of the general	4
which he is	4
in the streets	4
his care and	4
there should be	4
us in the	4
john mac gill	4
and well beloved	4
of those of	4
and foot in	4
our men on	4
their friends and	4
of this city	4
under the walls	4
the enemies of	4
spi global keyed	4
my self to	4
on the top	4
with all imaginable	4
the rate of	4
return to the	4
county of downe	4
or which shall	4
a wing w	4
with his horse	4
a farther account	4
and the town	4
to our trusty	4
of down and	4
june the th	4
in that country	4
and impartial account	4
original in the	4
party of foot	4
god of israel	4
as have a	4
all the days	4
the irish camp	4
and magnifie thy	4
all before them	4
and the garrison	4
both horse and	4
gentlemen in the	4
the poor people	4
that they had	4
vindication of the	4
to most of	4
the lord shall	4
the greatest part	4
lines at the	4
the besieged in	4
not in the	4
with all speed	4
the town as	4
shot from the	4
in relation to	4
that the irish	4
at their own	4
him to take	4
any part of	4
the mountjoy of	4
in other parts	4
and all that	4
of which i	4
habiliments of war	4
by the besieged	4
and that his	4
son to the	4
the title of	4
ten of the	4
was not governour	4
his majesties forces	4
to take the	4
was no more	4
all that are	4
the massacre in	4
to be praised	4
people praise thee	4
the officers in	4
the city to	4
could not have	4
the land of	4
taken out of	4
the soldiers of	4
all our enemies	4
presence of god	4
came to town	4
of war at	4
we have ordered	4
put them into	4
the approach of	4
in answer to	4
by the enemies	4
captain hugh mac	4
quartered in the	4
the other part	4
in a great	4
the christian champion	4
those of derry	4
be quartered in	4
and for evermore	4
the meaning of	4
to the army	4
there being no	4
w estc r	4
the protestants had	4
prey to the	4
but what they	4
and now being	4
three or four	4
to our service	4
upon the place	4
to no purpose	4
now in london	4
of the walls	4
any thing to	4
the whole time	4
early in the	4
hearts of the	4
that night at	4
latter part of	4
may be able	4
regiments and stores	4
of their dead	4
that the protestants	4
newes from london	4
that we had	4
of the world	4
at the peacock	4
text notes for	4
again to the	4
the irish in	4
of his life	4
of a good	4
he has done	4
full account of	4
mountjoy of derry	4
of the captains	4
him in his	4
they shall have	4
from every evil	4
the side of	4
under your command	4
prayer before the	4
on the way	4
themselves masters of	4
provision in the	4
interest of the	4
the oaths of	4
for their relief	4
want of food	4
the original text	4
on the contrary	4
forces of the	4
ruine and destruction	4
of their number	4
captain alexander sanderson	4
of them that	4
inhabitants of that	4
as appears by	4
to annoy our	4
to other parts	4
to take notice	4
the possession of	4
the meaner sort	4
the date hereof	4
were said to	4
captain james mac	4
the late memorable	4
to live in	4
it would have	4
to use the	4
the protestants to	4
a part of	4
was not a	4
being in england	4
as they shall	4
has full power	4
county of cavan	4
of the english	4
their respective habitations	4
in their own	4
or any of	4
of those who	4
he will forthwith	4
of our lives	4
to prevent their	4
a false libel	4
to be ready	4
each company a	4
consisting of men	4
and shall we	4
of provisions of	4
persons hereby designed	4
of them had	4
he is the	4
in our name	4
of the rabble	4
the committee of	4
not approve of	4
that none of	4
to be cut	4
cause all the	4
the poor protestants	4
of the provisions	4
but such as	4
not only in	4
to the irish	4
the council of	4
the descent of	4
the manner of	4
commander of the	4
of the commissioners	4
powder and arms	4
the same may	4
the memoirs of	4
of the rebels	4
of our forces	4
for the garrison	4
in the army	4
the mouth of	4
and some others	4
commanded by collonel	4
the irish having	4
in such cases	4
up in the	4
of the country	4
agree to surrender	4
material passages in	4
our men being	4
all the men	4
relief from england	4
any of our	4
and half a	4
the walls to	4
with his army	4
whole time of	4
half of wheat	4
paid unto you	4
of their governour	4
each of them	4
to them in	4
and in a	4
and accordingly they	4
therefore it is	4
and a great	4
two regiments on	4
the care of	4
printed by w	4
of major general	4
for our relief	4
and grant that	4
are to cause	4
some troops of	4
a full account	4
during the time	4
or in the	4
the mayor or	4
in case you	4
you to the	4
places about the	4
barley to each	4
one of their	4
his men to	4
convenient for his	4
out of a	4
of our horse	4
be wanting in	4
some of our	4
by the governor	4
well for the	4
a true account	4
may the th	4
what can we	4
on their march	4
the merits of	4
to the river	4
got to the	4
almighty and everlasting	4
people of god	4
the conduct of	4
within the walls	4
should not be	4
communicated to the	4
of barley to	4
both sides the	4
such a number	4
of the true	4
chiefly concerned in	4
cross the river	4
whereas we have	4
execution on the	4
the common enemy	4
massacre in ireland	4
they could to	4
it was but	4
if they would	4
out of his	4
account of it	4
massacre of paris	4
be sent to	4
about the walls	4
at the hour	4
the protection of	4
of their lives	4
out to the	4
preservation of the	4
god is the	4
he shall bless	4
th of may	4
civil and military	4
he would be	4
distant from the	4
of them as	4
in the best	4
to enter the	4
protestants in this	4
christian courage in	4
before they made	4
original in huntington	4
at receiving the	4
regiments on board	4
small party of	4
themselves to the	4
this spirit he	4
commanded by capt	4
all those that	4
we are all	4
great part of	4
soon after the	4
provisions of war	4
who was very	4
matters and things	4
in our lives	4
and that with	4
discourse to the	4
their majesties service	4
the irish were	4
went to the	4
what they had	4
with the said	4
that i have	4
and are not	4
a vindication of	4
of those parts	4
companies of the	4
thy right hand	4
a very great	4
of it in	4
and you shall	4
the said pamphlet	4
most convenient for	4
the papists in	4
us to a	4
county of antrim	4
mayor or chief	4
to be feared	4
have taken the	4
will be in	4
that no person	4
our city of	4
when they had	4
was shot in	4
a very considerable	4
to the utmost	4
collonel lundy to	4
as you may	4
the articles against	4
in the castle	4
for our trusty	4
be cut off	4
on the side	4
to the rest	4
those of the	4
that you do	4
to make this	4
it is the	4
wing w estc	4
the enemy having	4
began to appear	4
late memorable transactions	4
from the memoirs	4
the province of	4
the strength of	4
of arms and	4
what forces were	4
with the regiments	4
which is much	4
in case of	4
of mount alexander	4
and small shot	4
they had been	4
but if he	4
justices of the	4
we are to	4
some few days	4
to let you	4
is sorry he	4
to be made	4
and lieutenant collonel	4
descent of the	4
of any of	4
the best of	4
the result of	4
commanded by captain	4
of the preface	4
head of them	4
farther account of	4
and collonel richards	4
that we might	4
take the field	4
were in the	4
of the king	4
to a very	4
them for a	4
in all their	4
that time be	4
and the honourable	4
in his absence	4
as a great	4
to make some	4
mackenzyes narrative of	4
the arrival of	4
to those who	4
on which they	4
to the best	4
orders to all	4
the first party	4
go to the	4
to enter into	4
surrender the said	4
they were to	4
with the lord	4
courage in affliction	4
that some of	4
to make any	4
they may be	4
to be brought	4
global keyed and	4
and that it	4
that one of	4
these poor people	4
the gates of	4
it was thought	4
in the week	4
the blessing of	4
time of trouble	4
their own houses	4
apprehensive of the	4
the french general	4
passages in ireland	4
the kingdom of	4
of which was	4
the lord god	4
two of the	4
one of us	4
the town the	4
or dismaied by	4
barrels of beef	4
left to the	4
of that kingdom	4
of the new	4
a small party	4
to shut the	4
in his power	4
the letter to	4
into the river	4
to make his	4
you shall receive	4
the opinion of	4
short account of	4
of this place	4
would have had	4
the whole body	4
officers and gentlemen	4
collonel george walker	4
to give some	4
memorable transactions of	4
the people praise	4
among the irish	4
as governour of	4
from the original	4
and to take	4
motion of the	4
the principal officers	4
to his excellency	4
we do declare	4
that he might	4
the river of	4
in huntington library	4
said place of	4
keep us from	4
they had a	4
it was a	4
he had been	4
of his officers	4
and took protection	4
the english forces	4
of this month	4
house of commons	4
that on the	4
pound of french	4
collonel lundy and	4
of a great	4
many of our	4
marshal general of	4
the enemies shot	4
persons of note	4
presence of the	4
in the least	4
with his regiment	4
of the poor	4
or chief civil	4
they were under	4
of his book	4
the voice of	4
company a barrel	4
the fear of	4
the gentlemen in	4
of the ungodly	4
of the horse	4
each man one	4
original text notes	4
enter the city	4
being willing to	4
to fire at	4
same may be	4
england or scotland	4
as well in	4
the middle of	4
man one pound	4
of our city	4
them out of	4
of lieutenant general	4
and as the	4
by a council	4
us from their	4
we were in	4
for what they	4
of fidelity to	4
into the said	4
from this spirit	4
all that were	4
the men that	4
the king to	4
to give you	4
derry a false	4
i have been	4
in all our	4
have leave to	4
his majesties use	4
the execution of	4
was accordingly done	4
fidelity to coll	4
true and impartial	4
from the steeple	4
hamilton of tillimore	4
the garrison at	4
for a family	4
are to make	4
sally upon the	4
that they would	4
two regiments of	4
at a council	4
the assistance of	3
and barrels of	3
to bring off	3
against all persons	3
god of jacob	3
the declaration of	3
and he shall	3
meditations for thursday	3
of them went	3
by a few	3
the besieged soldiers	3
lifford and strabane	3
in ireland since	3
shall or may	3
for deliverances from	3
the enemy could	3
through the enemies	3
others of them	3
us at the	3
what horse and	3
people to whom	3
and whereas we	3
an argument of	3
it necessary for	3
for that purpose	3
and loving kindness	3
our said governour	3
two of their	3
received no answer	3
protections from the	3
at the long	3
the only person	3
collonel to the	3
what quantity of	3
the speech of	3
an order of	3
concerned in them	3
and to follow	3
of march next	3
to be paid	3
they daily send	3
of each of	3
will be so	3
it with some	3
body and bloud	3
enemy in the	3
residue of the	3
said city of	3
whom these presents	3
by the reverend	3
name and word	3
to keep the	3
to go and	3
a short account	3
some time after	3
to whom these	3
some few of	3
into the enemies	3
the night before	3
to march towards	3
whereof you are	3
by the following	3
the governours of	3
to hold out	3
is he that	3
at the bogg	3
of note in	3
quit the town	3
with a considerable	3
from the shore	3
our souls in	3
chose rather to	3
to give them	3
name for evermore	3
of the persons	3
and habiliments of	3
a little more	3
about a mile	3
so great and	3
three companies of	3
the lord deputy	3
notes of a	3
body of our	3
to suffer himself	3
for our deliverance	3
this would not	3
in time of	3
men pursued them	3
in a posture	3
are in the	3
to receive from	3
and if we	3
as were chiefly	3
at such a	3
to speak of	3
as if he	3
notice of it	3
he is able	3
to the enemies	3
to send some	3
and about more	3
command of the	3
speech of that	3
commissioners went out	3
each particular occasion	3
of the actions	3
others that are	3
his said majesty	3
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