trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	40
at the bar	33
english books online	32
by the king	26
according to the	24
text creation partnership	24
based on the	24
the law of	22
the common law	19
the growth of	18
of the growth	18
kings most excellent	16
the kings most	16
keying and markup	16
most excellent maiestie	16
marked as illegible	16
represented either as	16
characters represented either	16
either as utf	16
as well as	15
to the kings	15
and for the	15
england and wales	15
the laws of	15
case at the	14
the king a	14
king a proclamation	14
act of parliament	13
and by the	13
law of nations	13
of those plantations	12
our court at	12
of our reigne	12
the case at	12
the tobacco of	12
which is not	12
giuen at our	12
exclusive of others	12
yeere of our	12
at our court	12
the power of	11
to the indies	11
will and command	11
early works to	11
paines and penalties	11
be inflicted vpon	11
by the way	11
of the said	11
imprinted at london	11
that the king	11
bonham norton and	10
sole trade to	10
is not of	10
not of the	10
by bonham norton	10
printers to the	10
vpon paine of	10
any of the	10
by the law	10
norton and iohn	10
tobacco of the	10
and iohn bill	10
to do so	10
acts of parliament	9
our said agents	9
that in all	9
the same to	9
the sole trade	9
the proper growth	9
and in the	9
the same shall	9
can be made	9
a number of	9
trade and commerce	9
to the east	9
as much as	9
trade to the	9
a proclamation for	9
as to the	9
of his subjects	9
our louing subiects	9
of the crown	9
charge and command	9
one of them	9
which did not	9
proper growth of	9
day of march	9
gap elements of	8
online text creation	8
it would be	8
editions of a	8
therefore chose to	8
of time and	8
tcp project was	8
the king is	8
be made about	8
readable characters will	8
text with mnemonic	8
financial support to	8
texts for their	8
and oxford and	8
of textual data	8
anyone can now	8
straitly charge and	8
external keying companies	8
of original in	8
by the institutions	8
exclusive of all	8
of virginia and	8
chosen if there	8
should bear in	8
created during phase	8
the tei in	8
reason to do	8
level of the	8
any assumptions that	8
enhanced and or	8
the institutions providing	8
be aware of	8
tcp is to	8
markup reviewed and	8
available at the	8
were encoded as	8
encoded edition of	8
this phase i	8
for an anonymous	8
qa standards were	8
in our books	8
usually the first	8
to the king	8
in of gaps	8
a work was	8
project restraints of	8
encoded as gap	8
oxford and the	8
while the overall	8
and sometimes a	8
a limit of	8
issued variously as	8
by a tcp	8
between the universities	8
encoded and linked	8
did not meet	8
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growth of the	8
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to critical editions	8
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work was chosen	8
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the publisher proquest	8
sets published by	8
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linked to page	8
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selection was based	8
changes to facilitate	8
overall quality of	8
any remaining illegibles	8
are available at	8
as by the	8
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reviewed and edited	8
known extent have	8
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every monographic english	8
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standards were returned	8
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each text was	8
partnership between the	8
and therefore of	8
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universities of michigan	8
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but we respectfully	8
to reflect the	8
works in english	8
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of gaps by	8
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or text strings	8
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bibliography of english	8
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i text is	8
the planters and	7
and to the	7
the time of	7
law of nature	7
s ocm this	7
now in question	7
a stc estc	7
and vse of	7
the defendants councel	7
a proclamation touching	7
as i said	7
eng tobacco industry	7
god saue the	7
the said prohibited	7
person or persons	7
at london by	7
which shall be	7
no person whatsoeuer	7
of the law	7
of the common	7
as shall be	7
of the proper	7
estc s ocm	7
and it is	7
stc estc s	7
at any time	7
our said agent	7
said prohibited tobacco	7
to our vse	7
laws of this	7
saue the king	7
the importation and	6
inflicted vpon the	6
in that behalfe	6
for the same	6
the letters patents	6
the hands of	6
of all tobacco	6
of this realm	6
the statute of	6
of his maiesties	6
and pleasure is	6
such prohibited tobacco	6
the liberty of	6
and all other	6
colonies of virginia	6
court at white	6
that no person	6
tiff page images	6
shall be found	6
growth of our	6
agent or agents	6
an act of	6
now before us	6
to the plaintiffs	6
king by his	6
paine of our	6
in as much	6
to be inflicted	6
prerogative of the	6
proclamation for the	6
the king may	6
the court of	6
several acts of	6
to the law	6
our will and	6
society of antiquaries	6
i am of	5
in this case	5
of the sole	5
and euery of	5
by our said	5
wee doe hereby	5
which is the	5
by the aduice	5
or any of	5
grant to the	5
i do not	5
by his prerogative	5
importation and vse	5
the said company	5
the king has	5
seale of england	5
any such tobacco	5
euery of them	5
in any of	5
for the sole	5
of the same	5
any of them	5
lord chief justice	5
i cannot but	5
we doe hereby	5
charter now in	5
for the ordering	5
taken notice of	5
said agent or	5
to make good	5
vse of all	5
of the colonies	5
of this our	5
of trade and	5
great seale of	5
the aduice of	5
ninth day of	5
and command all	5
to that purpose	5
our high displeasure	5
in the third	5
from time to	5
parts of the	5
ought to be	5
for the better	5
as it is	5
his subjects to	5
case of the	5
an action of	5
time to time	5
london by bonham	5
the rest of	5
that all the	5
which i shall	5
and as i	5
and command is	5
that have been	5
twentieth day of	5
of war and	5
any act of	5
our said proclamation	5
in all ages	5
laws of nations	5
the charter now	5
imprint from colophon	5
there is a	5
could not be	5
notice of the	5
my lord chief	5
of the east	5
they and euery	5
the several acts	5
by the defendants	5
as by our	5
planters and aduenturers	5
at this day	5
growth of those	5
printer to the	4
am of opinion	4
all our louing	4
coat of arms	4
to the company	4
affect the question	4
and if any	4
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case of monopolies	4
argument of the	4
in the next	4
to the intent	4
any of his	4
iustices of peace	4
power of the	4
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the rules of	4
tobacco by retaile	4
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his maiestie doth	4
of our people	4
and the summer	4
his maiesties commissioners	4
for the vtter	4
the lord chief	4
my lord cook	4
the king will	4
and in case	4
to our said	4
logarbo text and	4
by robert barker	4
of those colonies	4
doe at any	4
of any such	4
further paines and	4
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logarbo sampled and	4
our priuie councell	4
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charter at the	4
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well as the	4
the prerogative of	4
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whom it may	4
the importation of	4
such further paines	4
any such prohibited	4
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in the great	4
said former proclamation	4
i said before	4
for the publick	4
mentioned in the	4
royal blazon or	4
subjects from going	4
mona logarbo text	4
take notice of	4
or dominion of	4
humble petition of	4
the colonies of	4
city of london	4
and the sommer	4
concerning the great	4
colonies and plantations	4
is not to	4
these his realmes	4
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is not the	4
aduice of our	4
of that act	4
are to be	4
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blazon or coat	4
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consent of the	4
to trade to	4
the making of	4
third yeere of	4
of iohn bill	4
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kings of england	4
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other our officers	4
lord chief baron	4
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to be the	4
this our seruice	4
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the sommer islands	4
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person and persons	4
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grant of the	4
of any other	4
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dominion of wales	4
of this kingdom	4
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of the lord	4
the th of	4
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to the end	4
as my lord	4
pense royal blazon	4
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the way i	4
proclamation touching tobacco	4
our said former	4
that they and	4
be brought to	4
his maiesties owne	4
thirteenth day of	4
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and the like	4
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assignes of iohn	4
mona logarbo sampled	4
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the first yeere	4
the assignes of	4
of our high	4
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the king should	4
the king might	4
can never be	4
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value of the	3
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ordering of tobacco	3
kingdomes of england	3
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chief baron flemming	3
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the ninth day	3
our most deare	3
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any person or	3
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all sorts of	3
law of england	3
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i come to	3
penalties and punishments	3
mal y pense	3
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the king to	3
of the staple	3
these our realmes	3
of his prerogative	3
monopolies are forbidden	3
it may concerne	3
by the same	3
to this our	3
of the grant	3
our commissioners for	3
what hath been	3
publick advantage of	3
any of our	3
the interest of	3
vpon such further	3
and by that	3
hands of our	3
advantage of the	3
and forfeiture of	3
of these our	3
it has been	3
pleasure to be	3
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printed at london	3
the grant of	3
whatsoeuer doe at	3
if the king	3
y pense royal	3
the city of	3
our former proclamation	3
it is enacted	3
of a sole	3
which i think	3
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sell or vtter	3
by and by	3
and therefore i	3
the same bee	3
the plantation of	3
our further will	3
the due execution	3
patent for trading	3
notice of in	3
of our priuie	3
for the time	3
is adjudged good	3
greater number of	3
or other places	3
realmes of england	3
any person whatsoeuer	3
plantation of virginia	3
to the commonwealth	3
such tobacco shall	3
in the th	3
be by the	3
by the several	3
time of the	3
any of their	3
and i am	3
in all things	3
of this case	3
as i have	3
to any of	3
such person and	3
there may be	3
to all others	3
profit of our	3
the advantage of	3
to the crown	3
of our colonies	3
justice of the	3
as i conceive	3
much as in	3
east india company	3
our said kingdomes	3
be thought to	3
he may restrain	3
as for the	3
nature and nations	3
vnto our said	3
it is a	3
but by the	3
of the plantations	3
of any of	3
the gouernment of	3
vse of tobacco	3
officers and ministers	3
and to our	3
to be of	3
christians or infidels	3
shall be fit	3
venting of tobacco	3
of the kingdom	3
of nature and	3
all and euery	3
the approbation of	3
with the advice	3
prohibiting the importation	3
can meet with	3
for that purpose	3
to the contrary	3
a proclamation concerning	3
and forein commerce	3
to the common	3
not amiss to	3
proclamation concerning tobacco	3
after the said	3
the value of	3
touching the sealing	3
all his subjects	3
put in execution	3
of england in	3
ship and goods	3
within our said	3
these letters patents	3
all such tobacco	3
and other forraigne	3
by that means	3
the care and	3
in their seuerall	3
as the king	3
of foreign trade	3
a proclamation restraining	3
any part of	3
by our agents	3
vtter prohibiting the	3
proclamation for setling	3
the prohibited tobacco	3
yet by the	3
to be decided	3
vpon the offenders	3
have been made	3
our royall pleasure	3
take the same	3
of that colony	3
do conceive that	3
and at the	3
that the defendant	3
all iustices of	3
and our further	3
nations as well	3
our forreigne plantations	3
or shall be	3
abbot of westminster	3
of this land	3
his maiestie doeth	3
setling the plantation	3
to be so	3
in this cause	3
now next ensuing	3
i think they	3
from the king	3
common law of	3
all the prohibited	3
to trade in	3
laws of england	3
of the queen	3
all other nations	3
after the making	3
and assisting to	3
make it appear	3
for setling the	3
of nations is	3
tobacco of those	3
tobacco shall be	3
subjects to trade	3
appear by the	3
this company was	3
of by the	3
of blessed memory	3
war and peace	3
that the same	3
thought fit to	3
giuen to vnderstand	3
i think not	3
charter granted to	3
i shall shew	3
and other colonies	3
making of that	3
hanse towns were	3
the sealing of	3
in those colonies	3
the time being	3
i think it	3
all the tobacco	3
and thomas sandys	3
shall be brought	3
chief justice of	3
the common and	3
of the like	3
appears by the	3
that they had	3
day of april	3
within these our	3
the turky company	3
made against the	3
offer to contract	3
day of may	3
and several other	3
accompt against the	3
by these presents	3
corporations of trade	2
that purpose appointed	2
do by these	2
commentaries in the	2
or to this	2
a member of	2
the said proclamation	2
brought from our	2
been made against	2
his prerogative by	2
about this our	2
and doe hereby	2
and amongst them	2
think i may	2
the king in	2
our port of	2
cited by the	2
in qua magistratus	2
upon pain of	2
et mon droit	2
called the brotherhood	2
hereby giue full	2
offenders against our	2
the th year	2
affect the case	2
the colonie of	2
and so is	2
for the preservation	2
much insisted upon	2
not onely thought	2
and of our	2
in case such	2
text of the	2
them by the	2
in the law	2
and the many	2
our said plantations	2
of his reigne	2
erected by the	2
from trading into	2
our colonies aforesaid	2
and euery our	2
the reasons therein	2
should hereafter appear	2
transported out of	2
when he was	2
in vertue of	2
not the proper	2
think it not	2
not improper to	2
said fiue and	2
policy and justice	2
and were called	2
contrary to the	2
either by themselues	2
soeuer the same	2
as they shall	2
the wealth of	2
but the parliament	2
aduenturers in those	2
as we can	2
or offer to	2
were called the	2
disposed of by	2
to prohibite the	2
and as the	2
portugal and france	2
in them lieth	2
more companies to	2
doe secretly and	2
all the judges	2
in foreign parts	2
none of those	2
our seruice and	2
and aduenturers in	2
to trade with	2
confiscation and forfeiture	2
by the councel	2
full as to	2
allowed of in	2
taking notice of	2
the defence of	2
conversion diev et	2
was not so	2
of confiscation and	2
be thought an	2
as well to	2
suit of the	2
contained in the	2
his heirs and	2
to support and	2
and therefore by	2
command all and	2
that wee are	2
england to support	2
have not onely	2
apply themselves to	2
and in vertue	2
commissioners for our	2
but the king	2
it can be	2
of the first	2
the parliament then	2
out of the	2
above a hundred	2
of the company	2
full power and	2
that had the	2
rara sunt ubi	2
member of the	2
in the sixt	2
the councel that	2
if any person	2
the preuenting of	2
two and twentieth	2
to corporations for	2
and others of	2
in these presents	2
forfeited to the	2
was it thought	2
very words of	2
charter is not	2
and forfeiture thereof	2
and i think	2
to neglect the	2
for the honour	2
of any nation	2
in any part	2
in the world	2
thought the interest	2
in an action	2
to this company	2
vel in vetando	2
of their grant	2
giving any reason	2
take to be	2
now in print	2
the sixt day	2
to haue beene	2
the late rebellion	2
limits of their	2
of the canary	2
by randal taylor	2
that the said	2
thinke fit to	2
action of accompt	2
self with as	2
point in this	2
true meaning of	2
with all the	2
good in law	2
when the same	2
royall pleasure to	2
the abusive venting	2
to those laws	2
it is not	2
with the indians	2
at his maiesties	2
conversion honi soit	2
mentioned at the	2
many records and	2
the number of	2
is a good	2
by queen eliz	2
of new inventions	2
against the charter	2
liberty of trade	2
from virginia and	2
export the same	2
now to be	2
day of august	2
the assistance of	2
in case any	2
brought and deliuered	2
the continuance thereof	2
that these are	2
paine of confiscation	2
require and command	2
directly or indirectly	2
an authority full	2
bee transported out	2
india company have	2
so much as	2
day of ianuary	2
of our royall	2
and colonies may	2
de mari libero	2
in those days	2
maiesties court at	2
exercise the sole	2
forbidding importation except	2
may not be	2
the next step	2
proceed to the	2
of his majesties	2
has the power	2
and for other	2
of parliaments made	2
a prohibition to	2
without giving any	2
is not bound	2
leagues and treaties	2
since his restauration	2
is it therefore	2
the grant good	2
xml conversion diev	2
had been liable	2
a hundred tun	2
to whom it	2
by the sayd	2
intent of this	2
our said kingdome	2
industry and trade	2
such person or	2
to all our	2
which the law	2
necessary to make	2
being introduced by	2
he could not	2
that the sea	2
in this behalfe	2
must be a	2
who shall be	2
are liable vnto	2
other parts of	2
an absolute power	2
so that it	2
to this kingdome	2
seal or sign	2
licences to any	2
be hereafter imported	2
or vtter any	2
for the preuenting	2
clause in the	2
in the eye	2
these our realms	2
wee haue thought	2
suam pro commodo	2
the beginning of	2
our late deare	2
that we will	2
with all his	2
about the same	2
and did not	2
approved of in	2
that of the	2
express text of	2
r at top	2
is not now	2
made against it	2
be governed and	2
london by robert	2
as appears by	2
are sold by	2
vnder the great	2
of that company	2
and other countreys	2
their vttermost perils	2
wee are resolued	2
going beyond the	2
of late have	2
making leagues and	2
this case at	2
ships and goods	2
court of exchequer	2
to that of	2
other offenders against	2
father of blessed	2
i shall therefore	2
except from bermuda	2
safety and security	2
the point of	2
councel at the	2
abusive venting of	2
to destroy it	2
to those plantations	2
and from the	2
support and encourage	2
conceale the same	2
are in law	2
the crown and	2
that if it	2
any part thereof	2
and encourage them	2
hundred years last	2
as for instance	2
a great way	2
and the rest	2
bodies politick or	2
all merchants to	2
does not affect	2
and that they	2
to all his	2
into these his	2
the vnited provinces	2
tobacco which shall	2
that forein trade	2
to observe the	2
any other be	2
france and ireland	2
by the consent	2
make good my	2
the support of	2
in this particular	2
the credit of	2
of our subiects	2
to be disputed	2
thought it legal	2
when i come	2
his maiestie is	2
one and the	2
necessary for the	2
restrained by the	2
sell tobacco by	2
agent and agents	2
all monopolies are	2
and judged according	2
think not amiss	2
do not know	2
the ships of	2
or any the	2
of good order	2
great quantities of	2
king has the	2
by his proclamation	2
upon his subjects	2
i cited before	2
the profit of	2
said forty dayes	2
the brotherhood of	2
to give some	2
the sake of	2
received and used	2
the action is	2
to answer the	2
manners of our	2
make but the	2
into our kingdomes	2
shall dare to	2
that is not	2
honi soit qvi	2
and it would	2
and against the	2
a part of	2
and the east	2
supported and encouraged	2
within our kingdome	2
the second day	2
which is part	2
realmes or dominions	2
colonie of virginia	2
merchants of exeter	2
he is the	2
never be thought	2
commerce being introduced	2
to be taken	2
these our kingdomes	2
this at the	2
or some other	2
forein trade and	2
the true question	2
for the use	2
plantations already imported	2
barons of our	2
the parliament thought	2
and practice of	2
for the support	2
and advantage of	2
any time heereafter	2
of the power	2
to trade within	2
agents for us	2
upon by the	2
king and his	2
of this universal	2
as may giue	2
blaney sampled and	2
all other the	2
in times of	2
and here by	2
attorney well observed	2
where by the	2
or by the	2
authority full as	2
by these steps	2
for as i	2
ships or goods	2
growth of any	2
that by the	2
of accompt against	2
liberty to the	2
that all such	2
and domestic tobacco	2
politick or corporate	2
forbidding foreign and	2
free trade to	2
be of great	2
words of the	2
the russia and	2
there were some	2
plaintiffs to exercise	2
without his maiesties	2
power of restraint	2
for a time	2
nine and twentieth	2
if it should	2
granted by queen	2
vpon the offendors	2
to sell tobacco	2
attorney and sollicitor	2
soit qvi mal	2
isles or places	2
to the planters	2
did prohibit strangers	2
by an act	2
the difference between	2
others of his	2
any other part	2
should be determined	2
that the gouernment	2
granted to a	2
thought to be	2
the grant to	2
against the other	2
and the tobacco	2
prerogative by the	2
to our seruice	2
ayding and assisting	2
seized as other	2
agents or their	2
and the statute	2
his majesty and	2
did truly observe	2
it shall be	2
of their priviledges	2
of the city	2
of the subjects	2
common and statute	2
the said fiue	2
apex covantage keyed	2
of our seruice	2
or suffer the	2
interest of england	2
not affect the	2
summes of money	2
mentioned by the	2
shall be imported	2
in his comment	2
notice of it	2
be from time	2
the emperor of	2
the eye of	2
the inland and	2
brought to the	2
shall hold fit	2
be seized within	2
to affect the	2
to shew his	2
be so imported	2
as the plaintiffs	2
defendants councel have	2
imported into these	2
offer to put	2
merchants of the	2
any the said	2
forein trade may	2
proclamation are liable	2
and the kings	2
this is the	2
content my self	2
a great difference	2
of good hope	2
i shall have	2
his royall pleasure	2
quantities of tobacco	2
of all nations	2
of our plantations	2
all affect the	2
our courts of	2
subjects to go	2
philip and mary	2
ad certas personas	2
hands soeuer the	2
wee are giuen	2
them to be	2
the great reason	2
all charters of	2
with the same	2
commercia ad certas	2
such other paines	2
that cannot be	2
of late years	2
importation except from	2
to him by	2
in our city	2
so that i	2
his letters patents	2
tobacco from virginia	2
vel permittendo suam	2
to consult with	2
have been granted	2
foreign trade and	2
my lord coke	2
i take to	2
licence in that	2
port of london	2
the same by	2
or any part	2
whereof will affect	2
can be by	2
as wee shall	2
put to sale	2
that our subiects	2
trade may be	2
been received and	2
any such offender	2
to this realm	2
way in the	2
permittendo suam pro	2
of any one	2
court at newmarket	2
for it is	2
late deare father	2
practice of all	2
we should be	2
vertue of that	2
for the reasons	2
i cannot help	2
shall be seized	2
as other offenders	2
of our dominions	2
profitable to his	2
trade in those	2
great way in	2
most deare father	2
imported or vttered	2
others of the	2
conceive that the	2
by this grant	2
of our laws	2
of our commissioners	2
of such person	2
of his royall	2
doe hereby giue	2
it ought to	2
persons so offending	2
of an act	2
attorney did well	2
that the charter	2
tho never so	2
and by our	2
that the liberty	2
vpon such paines	2
presidents and authorities	2
our expresse will	2
majesty or his	2
preuenting of the	2
to the russia	2
statutes of this	2
judged according to	2
tobacco shal be	2
and are sold	2
i may say	2
to all persons	2
trade to spain	2
custom of nations	2
ende of forty	2
be limited or	2
to his maiesties	2
or the continuance	2
of ship and	2
the debate of	2
is against his	2
and tho the	2
because wee are	2
shew that the	2
both in their	2
trade and traffick	2
governed and judged	2
by the municipal	2
these two points	2
that the parliament	2
yet i cannot	2
prince of the	2
his great seale	2
action of trespass	2
and selling of	2
as he may	2
three years warning	2
grant or the	2
or his successors	2
good my assertion	2
a power to	2
shall bee taken	2
to be erected	2
inhabited by christians	2
all intents and	2
the first corporations	2
the suit of	2
in the beginning	2
and profit of	2
house of commons	2
on our parts	2
with many more	2
his comment upon	2
that he had	2
global keyed and	2
by the general	2
and the forein	2
in the power	2
of england and	2
by particular persons	2
the inhabitants thereof	2
advantage of this	2
queen elizabeth and	2
to exercise the	2
out and discouery	2
case of bates	2
the preservation of	2
restraining the abusive	2
after three years	2
allowed of by	2
so was it	2
of this and	2
but will not	2
prerogative in this	2
vsing to trade	2
case of mines	2
in the letters	2
profer the same	2
to the tenor	2
tobacco of our	2
objections that have	2
contract for any	2
question now to	2
at all time	2
that the staples	2
endeavour to prove	2
observe that the	2
that it should	2
liberty of forein	2
so much for	2
it hath been	2
wealth of this	2
argued for the	2
hereafter appear to	2
or by our	2
time out of	2
the same as	2
admitting the grant	2
be brought into	2
india company by	2
of our most	2
lord chancellour finch	2
of trade to	2
to all the	2
fiue and twentieth	2
offences and offenders	2
plantations and colonies	2
which so much	2
restraint of trade	2
grant in law	2
england and ireland	2
are giuen to	2
other forraigne parts	2
that was made	2
here by the	2
such ship or	2
finding out and	2
jonathan blaney text	2
prohibition to all	2
defendant wherein their	2
in his argument	2
as tho he	2
that no other	2
for the good	2
their trade and	2
may be restrained	2
think fit to	2
for all merchants	2
with as much	2
that i can	2
the nine and	2
times after the	2
so imported or	2
covantage keyed and	2
charles the first	2
blaney text and	2
and louing subiects	2
which by the	2
as the same	2
his own subjects	2
to be sold	2
the said forty	2
concern to the	2
and i cannot	2
the practice of	2
sixt yeere of	2
on all sides	2
odious in the	2
that the most	2
of the publique	2
with this prerogative	2
had the dominion	2
it not improper	2
seized within our	2
as i think	2
to make it	2
the french king	2
liberty of the	2
the penalty of	2
in whose hands	2
as this is	2
by him that	2
other necessary services	2
be found to	2
by all the	2
our officers and	2
day of september	2
to the hands	2
or impeach the	2
in the king	2
incouragement of those	2
the charter that	2
as the case	2
onely thought it	2
hath been said	2
i can meet	2
the cape of	2
the forein trade	2
all other our	2
from making any	2
for the sake	2
that are now	2
prohibite the importation	2
and deliuered into	2
into the hands	2
and ministers of	2
that shall be	2
court of starre	2
of the nation	2
companies have been	2
by the lawes	2
of england have	2
reasons of state	2
or our former	2
consequence whereof will	2
hath not been	2
the planting of	2
to take notice	2
trade to france	2
and twentieth yeere	2
introduced by the	2
our colonies of	2
upon the grant	2
be thought a	2
and persons so	2
of by acts	2
of king james	2
been mentioned by	2
and of the	2
objections made against	2
is reckoned inter	2
to be sealed	2
appear to his	2
to prove that	2
the universal law	2
of such tobacco	2
he by his	2
liberty to trade	2
more than the	2
should be permitted	2
this ninth day	2
in the two	2
twentieth yeere of	2
other part of	2
at their vttermost	2
not now in	2
with a prohibition	2
is the onely	2
power to hinder	2
xxv caption title	2
sold by randal	2
of parliament to	2
between the inland	2
a publick society	2
in the grant	2
according to that	2
by the late	2
by any of	2
ninth yeere of	2
that they have	2
our city of	2
sixt day of	2
honour and profit	2
the good of	2
court at windsore	2
the plantations aforesaid	2
commons in parliament	2
in his decisions	2
of all this	2
to search for	2
to bee planted	2
and offenders against	2
be obnoxious to	2
it is otherwise	2
the ende of	2
in case that	2
haue thought fit	2
several records and	2
it thought the	2
or about this	2
did not think	2
inter jura regalia	2
or trade beyond	2
of our owne	2
of forty dayes	2
order and government	2
the consequences of	2
and that we	2
are now in	2
of our louing	2
the owners thereof	2
good grant in	2
but in as	2
intents and purposes	2
of such ship	2
the question that	2
the kings prerogative	2
this charter is	2
and government of	2
not be brought	2
been liable to	2
the members of	2
i think i	2
foreign and domestic	2
or at least	2
the king granted	2
as are in	2
had any such	2
growth of spaine	2
maiestie doth further	2
good of the	2
against this our	2
a grant from	2
vnder the hands	2
xml conversion honi	2
forfeiture of ship	2
from the necessity	2
as that which	2
sorts of tobacco	2
but is supported	2
other prohibited tobacco	2
of the subject	2
prohibit his subjects	2
it therefore to	2
which are the	2
by christians or	2
universal law of	2
be the laws	2
and may be	2
court of star	2
at the suit	2
mercatura est res	2
him that had	2
as long as	2
and others that	2
by the rules	2
it should hereafter	2
it is agreed	2
for as my	2
taken away from	2
it doth plainly	2
so many years	2
the greater number	2
secundum legem mercatoriam	2
to discourse of	2
years last past	2
of this king	2
by the officers	2
and in as	2
of commerce and	2
his prerogative to	2
by his charter	2
absolute power of	2
in our law	2
not bound to	2
to sell or	2
that no body	2
before the ende	2
the life of	2
that he was	2
forreigne tobacco may	2
as he pleases	2
bestowed upon us	2
spi global keyed	2
those colonies and	2
our letters patents	2
or any hauen	2
the canary patent	2
at all affect	2
no tobacco of	2
king should have	2
court at theobalds	2
power of any	2
was attorney general	2
those letters patents	2
virginia and other	2
to the true	2
is not that	2
cape of good	2
out of his	2
said to be	2
the sole buying	2
this act of	2
not be thought	2
king granted to	2
vast numbers of	2
the affaires of	2
giue full power	2
our kingdomes of	2
such paines and	2
elizabeth and king	2
length of time	2
the ninth yeere	2
tiff page image	2
for the safety	2
have been received	2
grant at the	2
be a good	2
the intent that	2
exempla haud rara	2
commerce and traffick	2
the objections that	2
the said charter	2
argued on the	2
th year of	2
the plaintiffs to	2
that there were	2
proclamation are to	2
and was not	2
the officers of	2
have as much	2
within this kingdom	2
whose hands soeuer	2
the defendant never	2
brotherhood of st	2
the two and	2
my self with	2
and the other	2
foreign trade is	2
for that the	2
at the humble	2
any other person	2
that after three	2
yeere of his	2
c r at	2
be profitable to	2
should have been	2
all things obserued	2
to be law	2
giuen at his	2
his owne dominions	2
law of this	2
of taking tobacco	2
prohibited tobacco shal	2
expresse will and	2
from bermuda and	2
all other countries	2
in all countries	2
to this kingdom	2
that the statute	2
as i can	2
any sort of	2
our realmes of	2
bearing date the	2
grants to the	2
or in the	2
a grant of	2
the forreigne tobacco	2
his reigne of	2
support of those	2
our kingdome of	2
of the tobacco	2
all foreign trade	2
part of our	2
the paines and	2
second day of	2
dare to offend	2
the question now	2
a war with	2
and so much	2
importation of foreign	2
to the next	2
the inhabitants of	2
to all intents	2
for such prices	2
shall and may	2
to the publick	2
much as i	2
and for that	2
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for as it	2
the hanse towns	2
and the honour	2
the charter to	2
that it is	2
set forth in	2
trade in tobacco	2
his majesty or	2
vsefull to this	2
seruice and royall	2
hereby straitly charge	2
or agents for	2
the house of	2
state of war	2
maiestie doeth further	2
trade beyond the	2
all persons that	2
est res indifferens	2
cities and townes	2
or their deputies	2
bermuda and virginia	2
have in all	2
to be by	2
haud rara sunt	2
to our agents	2
did well observe	2
a free trade	2
that the tobacco	2
mentioned by mr	2
law of the	2
is in the	2
for the present	2
and so i	2
of england to	2
in such sort	2
shall offer to	2
the necessity of	2
the honour of	2
and his maiestie	2
and surely the	2
our subiects may	2
pain and forfeiture	2
and as for	2
to this purpose	2
go a great	2
bestowed upon his	2
his maiesties court	2
the said agents	2
the great seale	2
possession of their	2
out of mind	2
at the common	2
there had been	2
that no tobacco	2
and before the	2
jure gentium esse	2
to certain places	2
war and justice	2
as other prohibited	2
cannot but observe	2
of our agents	2
a lawful or	2
usage and practice	2
in any age	2
practices of all	2
the clauses in	2
the consequence whereof	2
in our said	2
kingdome of ireland	2
indies within the	2
that argued for	2
of parliament have	2
in respect of	2
shall be subordinate	2
question that is	2
shall be arrested	2
vnder his great	2
be as well	2
inordinate desire of	2
diev et mon	2
king is not	2
hindrance of trade	2
of our courts	2
reigne of england	2
lawful or unlawful	2
the indies within	2
and our expresse	2
jonathan blaney sampled	2
the very words	2
parity of reason	2
by our court	2
for the defendant	2
and penalties aforesayd	2
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letters patents of	2
one of his	2
is no such	2
first corporations of	2
not be profitable	2
our royall proclamation	2
and statutes of	2
to the rules	2
to be a	2
leagues and truces	2
the plaintiffs of	2
offenders against this	2
the value thereof	2
to any other	2
doth plainly appear	2
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attorney did truly	2
by his letters	2
to be governed	2
court at whitehall	2
king is the	2
year of his	2
number of his	2
to reap the	2
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the sixt yeere	2
companies and societies	2
the opinion of	2
and to be	2
till the time	2
shall not be	2
tobacco industry and	2
that all our	2
doth further will	2
becket of canterbury	2
sufficient to support	2
takes notice of	2
to be determined	2
all tobacco from	2
of that statute	2
clauses in the	2
it may be	2
may be brought	2
that grant or	2
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and commerce being	2