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quadgram	frequency
the king his master	41
early english books online	35
the conclusion of the	34
upon the coast of	27
of the late treaty	24
brother great swift arrow	19
conclusion of the late	18
he the said envoy	18
since the conclusion of	18
the said envoy extraordinary	18
the king of england	17
the coast of africa	17
represented either as utf	16
characters represented either as	16
a clock in the	16
the rest of the	15
of the said treaty	15
the prince of orange	15
the city of new	15
and as to the	15
of the city of	14
the coast of guiny	14
company of this country	14
the time of the	14
from time to time	13
conclusion of the said	13
in the time of	12
clock in the morning	12
of the united provinces	12
company of english merchants	12
about a clock afternoon	11
india company of this	11
and company of english	11
to the terms of	11
the kings of england	11
the king of great	11
at the same time	11
of sir george downing	11
under the command of	10
of the five nations	10
it is to be	10
according to the terms	10
of the king of	10
gentleman of the city	10
of english merchants taken	10
upon the accompt of	10
with all sorts of	10
providing financial support to	9
and encoded edition of	9
work described above is	9
text can be copied	9
of the estates general	9
by the institutions providing	9
keyboarded and encoded edition	9
for keying and markup	9
tcp assigned for keying	9
this keyboarded and encoded	9
the terms of creative	9
coded from proquest page	9
and as to what	9
to the early english	9
the house of representatives	9
markup reviewed and edited	9
of his majesties subjects	9
iv tiff page images	9
encoded text transcribed from	9
text and markup reviewed	9
and coded from proquest	9
speech to the indians	9
from proquest page images	9
text is available for	9
financial support to the	9
this phase i text	9
of the work described	9
terms of creative commons	9
assigned for keying and	9
english books online text	9
is available for reuse	9
all without asking permission	9
owned by the institutions	9
books online text creation	9
the text can be	9
described above is co	9
edition of the work	9
online text creation partnership	9
and markup reviewed and	9
i text is available	9
ocm this keyboarded and	9
keyed and coded from	9
support to the early	9
him the said envoy	9
the great king of	9
the work described above	9
phase i text is	9
the early english books	9
the institutions providing financial	9
institutions providing financial support	9
encoded edition of the	9
even for commercial purposes	9
the people of this	9
images scanned from microfilm	9
therefore of any assumptions	8
the east and west	8
to the keyers to	8
to produce large quantities	8
and available in eebo	8
changes to facilitate morpho	8
number of works in	8
between the universities of	8
by a tcp editor	8
michigan and oxford and	8
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later edition of a	8
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characters marked as illegible	8
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public domain as of	8
to tei p using	8
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to page images in	8
large quantities of textual	8
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second or later edition	8
works in english were	8
any assumptions that can	8
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quality assurance was then	8
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of a work was	8
title published between and	8
and characters marked as	8
for the prince of	8
have been released into	8
into placeholder characters or	8
for accuracy and those	8
new cambridge bibliography of	8
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respectfully request that due	8
accuracy and those which	8
to their original source	8
and sometimes a second	8
of textual data within	8
to encode one copy	8
a work was chosen	8
data within the usual	8
released into the public	8
such instances will never	8
structural encoding based on	8
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files to tei p	8
out by editorial teams	8
in mind that in	8
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text selection was based	8
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r ocm this keyboarded	8
not meet qa standards	8
our great lord of	8
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their early english books	8
mnemonic sdata character entities	8
in english were prioritized	8
tcp data is very	8
tei in libraries guidelines	8
text was proofread for	8
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sets were sent to	8
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time of the late	8
likelihood such instances will	8
attribution is given to	8
great lord of lords	8
the french and indians	8
characters will be marked	8
tcp project was divided	8
publisher proquest to create	8
or text strings within	8
image sets published by	8
up to a limit	8
p using tcp tei	8
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tcp aimed to produce	8
of any assumptions that	8
texts have been issued	8
and linked to page	8
texts based on the	8
king william and queen	8
by editorial teams in	8
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opposed to critical editions	8
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proquest to create accurately	8
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unicode or text strings	8
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concerning the troubles which	8
on the text encoding	8
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works in other languages	8
the process of creating	8
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the french of canada	8
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ambassadour of this state	7
in the month of	7
general of the united	7
that province in the	7
address from the corporation	7
the inhabitants of these	7
of the th of	7
would be pleased to	7
letter from a gentleman	7
the corporation of albany	7
inhabitants of these provinces	7
from a gentleman of	7
great king of england	7
they are pleased to	7
from the corporation of	7
by him in his	7
belonging to the west	7
of the king his	7
out of their hands	7
his excellency benjamin fletcher	7
and xml conversion a	7
for the time being	7
the preservation of the	7
people of this country	7
william and queen mary	7
that you would be	7
parts of the world	7
the dominion of the	7
the ambassadour of this	7
an address from the	7
of king william and	7
yet to this day	7
province in the time	7
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are pleased to say	6
of burlington in yorkshire	6
subjects of this state	6
for the doing thereof	6
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the subjects of this	6
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and the protestant religion	6
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memorial of sir george	6
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city of new york	6
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a gentleman of the	6
the memorial of sir	6
the answer of the	6
how is it then	6
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a clock at night	6
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our enemies and yours	6
town of burlington in	6
preservation of the peace	6
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to discover the enemy	6
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as to the second	6
we desire that you	6
of the town of	6
what had been done	6
his most sacred majesty	6
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the town of burlington	6
and how is it	6
king of great britain	6
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order of the house	5
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hearty lover of king	5
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the governour of canada	5
a clock his excellency	5
the king of spain	5
words of his memorial	5
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men out of the	5
order of the king	5
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the queen of england	5
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ship belonging to the	5
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the remarks of the	4
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them back into their	4
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you our hearty thanks	4
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ships belonging to the	4
which he the said	4
of the great king	4
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of the state of	3
the unicorn of middleburgh	3
nor any answer returned	3
canada upon the mohaques	3
be pleased to order	3
to a very great	3
later proceedings of the	3
another concerning the troubles	3
the last day of	3
being indians under the	3
to the said envoy	3
an attempt made by	3
will be pleased to	3
majesties good subjects within	3
the command of major	3
it then that they	3
those of the said	3
with the governour of	3
some of the said	3
the first day of	3
of the french at	3
by the king of	3
their laws and customs	3
is added a relation	3
sorts of arms and	3
during the whole expedition	3
act for restraining and	3
in the north of	3
ready to be transported	3
and yet the deputies	3
the english list was	3
the mohaques country being	3
to a late false	3
high treason and murder	3
all parts of the	3
not been able to	3
goods since his return	3
that what was done	3
majesties governour or commander	3
which major schuyler ordered	3
the four chief sachims	3
the states of holland	3
his excellency in this	3
the general assembly of	3
the first of february	3
should arrive from england	3
advice to such as	3
of the dutch east	3
the name of the	3
the insolencies of a	3
the taking of their	3
time shall be given	3
of goods since his	3
had been taken by	3
relation of the customs	3
all and every person	3
punishing privateers and pyrates	3
this state to his	3
and whereas the deputies	3
ill affected to the	3
by the inhabitants of	3
in the execution of	3
whereas no such resolution	3
to be restored to	3
great part of their	3
deputies of this state	3
george downing knight and	3
the records of the	3
and governour in chief	3
states of the united	3
by a hearty lover	3
resolution was ever communicated	3
a wing d estc	3
did not think fit	3
of what had been	3
what had been said	3
of their ships were	3
by the name of	3
of the happy revolution	3
examination of a french	3
governour and commander in	3
yet so it is	3
according to the said	3
the deputies are pleased	3
for the sake of	3
that he ought to	3
did not the dutch	3
and that he had	3
the commander in chief	3
and if it be	3
to be taken from	3
laws of the land	3
the words of the	3
the protection of their	3
nations of the mohaques	3
indians under the protection	3
and delivered by the	3
algiers and those parts	3
deputies are pleased to	3
all sorts of english	3
downing knight and baronet	3
the accompt of their	3
and advice to such	3
and fall upon his	3
a brief description of	3
that we have not	3
but as soon as	3
one part of the	3
answer to a late	3
the possession of the	3
of the said article	3
and later proceedings of	3
a relation of some	3
twelve months time shall	3
envoy had made complaint	3
the trade of his	3
their own courts of	3
the burden of thirty	3
his majesty and the	3
most sacred majesty of	3
jacob leyster and jacob	3
at all by their	3
by the authority aforesaid	3
in the said paper	3
the five nations of	3
his memorial of the	3
of their majesties government	3
of albany to his	3
the other the unicorn	3
for orders to march	3
from the insolencies of	3
in the county of	3
vindicating his royal master	3
the soveraignty of the	3
printed under the title	3
what they say that	3
or the value of	3
nothing to do with	3
manner of its scituation	3
healthfulness of the climate	3
be it further enacted	3
the kingdom of england	3
between his majesty and	3
to be gone out	3
added a relation of	3
such as shall go	3
to be imagined that	3
the royal house of	3
the manner of its	3
and in the mean	3
so much as any	3
province for the time	3
and so that the	3
said envoy extraordinary had	3
militia of the city	3
pirates of algiers and	3
desire that you would	3
come into our country	3
on the part of	3
some former and later	3
of the said company	3
of all sorts of	3
any answer returned at	3
business of cabo verde	3
whereunto is added a	3
since his return to	3
of algiers and those	3
attempt made by the	3
the greatest part of	3
orders should arrive from	3
those of the english	3
to say against the	3
all manner of government	3
state to his majesty	3
by a ship belonging	3
government of new york	3
state and strength of	3
country being indians under	3
an answer to a	3
for the obtaining of	3
the sign of the	3
towards the righting of	3
at albany the th	3
that on the contrary	3
no such resolution was	3
and when they had	3
an address to his	3
majesty and his subjects	3
make the world believe	3
and beat them back	3
cut off by the	3
from the beginning of	3
the manner of their	3
soon as the said	3
that it had been	3
under his own hand	3
guiny in the moneth	3
to several publick ministers	3
high court of admiralty	3
cut them all off	3
also some directions and	3
that he had no	3
chief of their majesties	3
person or persons that	3
that the said place	3
within the limits of	3
power to be lawful	3
attended his excellency in	3
that it should be	3
if it be not	3
delivered by the agent	3
general of the vnited	3
of ever blessed memory	3
for the safety and	3
this province for the	3
given orders for the	3
by their agent de	3
such resolution was ever	3
the matter of the	3
by the people of	3
will not be found	3
the militia of the	3
a hearty lover of	3
that he had nothing	3
the injuries done to	3
the beginning of april	3
it further enacted by	3
in chief of our	3
the pirates of algiers	3
aptara keyed and coded	3
dominion of the sea	3
pleasure should be known	3
his power to be	3
by the french and	3
within this city and	3
that he should have	3
to the latter end	3
the french at canada	3
to such as shall	3
four chief sachims of	3
his return to his	3
to the west indies	3
sir george downing knight	3
or persons that shall	3
majesties government of new	3
the high court of	3
beginning of the summer	3
conclusion of the treaty	3
likewise a brief relation	3
be given for the	3
brief relation of the	3
two ships belonging to	3
of all the nations	3
governour or commander in	3
on the coast of	3
as in other parts	3
of the english to	3
mohaques to his excellency	3
to command in the	3
other the unicorn of	3
that de ruyter was	3
nicholas beyard and lieut	3
the deputies say in	3
narrative of an attempt	3
and the commodities thence	3
published for the sake	3
ten men of war	3
under the burden of	3
and that your excellency	3
sake of truth justice	3
excellency in this expedition	3
their majesties governour of	3
this city and province	3
out of all those	3
fundamental laws of the	3
the mohaques to his	3
of representatives for the	3
five nations of the	3
not be found that	3
of the said ship	3
at the sign of	3
some directions and advice	3
been done by the	3
house of representatives for	3
protection of their majesties	3
and yet it was	3
their lordships the estates	3
into his majesties hands	3
the said ships were	3
and bound for england	3
was not the ship	3
between the king his	3
master from the insolencies	3
and of all the	3
a narrative of an	3
is to be considered	3
so as that the	3
their majesties protestant subjects	3
against the people of	3
proceedings of the hollanders	3
such as for the	3
of the indians there	3
the sake of truth	3
to such as for	3
that he had given	3
not only for the	3
in chief of their	3
relation of some former	3
and from year to	3
seditious scandalous pamphlet entituled	3
sacred majesty of great	3
the complaints made by	3
to the said memorial	3
by act of parliament	3
albany to his excellency	3
we had an account	3
a great deal more	3
his majesty did not	3
returned at all by	3
and in his absence	3
for what is further	3
that it was the	3
did not he the	3
lordships the estates general	3
that so soon as	3
his royal master from	3
their majesties governour or	3
so that if they	3
to another concerning the	3
manner of their being	3
what was done by	3
that twelve months time	3
and not only so	3
further enacted by the	3
all by their lordships	3
had nothing to do	3
subjects in those parts	3
till the expiration of	3
called the arms of	3
that the english have	3
in the said letter	3
their agent de heyde	3
said by him in	3
by the french of	3
such a one as	3
resolution of the estates	3
restraining and punishing privateers	3
in one part of	3
before his excellency benj	3
royal master from the	3
shall be lyable to	3
of the militia of	3
an innumerable multitude of	3
of the government of	3
proposals made by the	3
in the list of	3
their majesties government of	3
them in mind of	3
if they had been	3
he had nothing to	3
that he the said	3
so many of them	3
is it to be	3
from them by the	3
it pleased god to	3
the fishermen of the	3
good subjects within this	3
communicated to the said	3
many of them as	3
of the said envoy	3
been taken by violence	3
set down in the	3
by the same rule	3
own courts of justice	3
to make use of	3
lordships to the said	3
yet did they not	3
them in those parts	3
english merchants taken near	3
was ever communicated to	3
the examination of a	3
york to another concerning	3
of a scandalous libel	3
confirmation of their possessions	3
the river of gambia	3
the th of march	3
and commander in chief	3
under the title of	3
run over to the	3
the deputies of this	3
and did not the	3
given for the doing	3
journal kept by coll	3
for the satisfaction of	3
about a clock his	3
the revolution of new	3
out of the fort	3
royal house of orange	3
the authority of the	3
fertility of the soyle	3
a ship belonging to	3
not he the said	3
all manner of provisions	3
between him and this	3
new york to another	3
is it then that	3
him and this state	3
made by the four	3
to fight it out	3
and as soon as	3
answer returned at all	3
to fall upon their	3
representatives for the province	3
in his memorial of	3
of a certain place	3
taken by violence from	3
done to the english	3
the jurisdiction of the	3
french of canada upon	3
should be done by	3
companies of this country	3
by the records of	3
upon which major schuyler	3
governour in chief of	3
of some former and	3
the utter overthrow of	3
did they not send	3
that he doth not	3
of the said king	3
soveraign of the seas	3
so much the more	3
and administring the laws	3
what is further said	3
said jacob leyster and	3
a journal kept by	3
present state and strength	3
majesties province of new	3
that they may be	3
lord of the sea	3
if it had been	3
to put them in	3
reglement for the future	3
together with the manner	3
of this province for	3
the committee of trade	3
months time shall be	3
gone out of all	3
as that on the	3
address to his excellency	3
the commodities thence produced	3
yet the deputies would	3
may it please your	3
majesties governour of new	3
the resolutions of the	3
lands within the limits	3
one hundred and fifty	3
for restraining and punishing	3
as if they had	3
or blocked up by	3
mohaques country being indians	3
injuries done to them	3
of an attempt made	3
by the four chief	3
the english could reclaim	3
time to time to	3
directions and advice to	3
early in the morning	3
the persons concerned in	3
in the moneth of	3
of a french prisoner	3
it is not usual	3
of this country in	3
of the mohaques to	3
d estc r ocm	3
insolencies of a scandalous	3
king his master to	3
the agent de heyde	3
for their majesties service	3
of the like nature	3
and punishing privateers and	3
suffer his subjects to	3
it please your excellency	3
former and later proceedings	3
impartially related by coll	3
an act for restraining	3
to have been taken	3
as for the time	3
and did not his	3
his memorial of december	3
in the letter of	2
a smith to be	2
scouts came in this	2
us upon any occasion	2
indian that left the	2
was that number he	2
captivity upwards of women	2
many beavers now in	2
that de ruyter had	2
and made his speech	2
but that it ought	2
for his early assistance	2
as they did arrive	2
could give any umbrage	2
in the manner of	2
the support of the	2
justice to be done	2
on you by your	2
the memorial of the	2
that were returned from	2
as is here suggested	2
in a great while	2
their majesties territories in	2
and by and with	2
is a place called	2
to fortifie themselves in	2
has pleased god to	2
carry his excellency and	2
attacked by the enemy	2
made by four of	2
to be transported over	2
never so many years	2
could not be any	2
said envoy to have	2
a capacity and condition	2
brought pound of flower	2
they may not starve	2
but very ill done	2
supplies of and odd	2
done towards the righting	2
the men over the	2
english east india company	2
providing for the mohaques	2
which did most of	2
to raise all the	2
march the day before	2
of the militia fuzileers	2
you propose to us	2
only of one fort	2
sixteen days in the	2
the souldiers and militia	2
ice in one part	2
the fort of magdelaine	2
justice of his cause	2
to maintain said disorders	2
assistance with his personal	2
make some brisk attempt	2
men that have an	2
days in the woods	2
will give the same	2
were burnt or sunk	2
we would have done	2
only for the safety	2
answer to his excellency	2
was no small encouragement	2
french spoke of two	2
near cape lopez upon	2
which his majesty hath	2
this nature may be	2
very time we had	2
ordering the officers to	2
which we are all	2
all this while at	2
to see your excellency	2
the river without orders	2
be perswaded to march	2
best posture i could	2
and what posture we	2
the king of fetu	2
ever could be expected	2
and that the king	2
a place for their	2
was advertised to major	2
and joyned major schuyler	2
the officers to get	2
two first castles were	2
of his men in	2
the examination of joachin	2
indians fell to work	2
occasioned him to say	2
great averseness to pursue	2
from the estates general	2
horses loaden with provision	2
we rescued between forty	2
great swift arrow resents	2
loose ice did hinder	2
immediately furnished with quarters	2
where i have seen	2
a further supply of	2
of an hour sooner	2
which in two hours	2
of a governour among	2
the writing of that	2
of their wives and	2
beg the continuance of	2
an account of advice	2
the government of that	2
to work again about	2
that trade it self	2
taken upon the accompt	2
that they had heard	2
number of ships of	2
miles up in the	2
lives and fortunes for	2
indians at one time	2
regiments a hundred and	2
fallen upon the french	2
communicating to him their	2
with the ottawawa and	2
had built a fort	2
timely of the enemies	2
as to suffer the	2
and was not the	2
which came about a	2
of all which he	2
majestie hath not been	2
sufficient provisions and stores	2
where the remnant of	2
expect that your excellency	2
and i do not	2
so that the french	2
run over from the	2
twelve guns in each	2
children left with them	2
whereupon we marched back	2
those ships to be	2
of schenectady on the	2
that were fit to	2
to signifie to major	2
are heartily rejoyced at	2
of the french that	2
attack the enemy of	2
put into his hands	2
esteem our selves highly	2
to the small fort	2
put my self on	2
not to be believed	2
were about or men	2
and swan eggs he	2
from their majesties good	2
expose his person for	2
caused a proclamation to	2
place for their residence	2
they on the other	2
with near christian souldiers	2
spyes sent to discover	2
of magdelaine contains families	2
few women and children	2
and arrived about a	2
which company the said	2
of our indians lay	2
at his own request	2
put a resolution into	2
indians all that night	2
and it had the	2
party of the french	2
provisions and stores of	2
given them many new	2
besides guides and carriers	2
about nine a clock	2
their proceedings since the	2
that the th article	2
three men of war	2
sachims came to his	2
indians there by daniel	2
what secrecy and expedition	2
which gave some difficulty	2
and had a free	2
or if we failed	2
of their regiments a	2
which was their commandant	2
all the men he	2
good opinion of the	2
the taking of that	2
never suppose my brethren	2
his indians with all	2
without any preceeding denunciation	2
demand the confirmation of	2
is leagues from mont	2
so considerable supplies could	2
the other officers under	2
taken since the conclusion	2
lived there meerly upon	2
account that the enemy	2
our selves from the	2
was ambassadours coming to	2
the french were there	2
the text of the	2
york to draw out	2
lain the night before	2
men in the indian	2
in case the river	2
country to repair our	2
the french were in	2
taken by the dutch	2
and to let them	2
thanks for his early	2
which they will receive	2
having recourse to force	2
sent you supplies of	2
him to the governour	2
and determining those matters	2
which was long after	2
for the receiving the	2
the indians of canada	2
to approve our selves	2
your excellency to believe	2
to the persons concerned	2
came to a place	2
us to fall upon	2
that if there be	2
indians were sent to	2
went out in pursuit	2
to debauch them over	2
his subjects to re	2
england is ready to	2
could not get over	2
was ordered to detach	2
at hand on his	2
near two years after	2
of the truth of	2
the late treaty with	2
sending van campen was	2
to shew them that	2
major schuyler resolved to	2
canada in a great	2
the loss of the	2
to divide the people	2
english ship that came	2
the upper indians were	2
the arms of the	2
all the rest of	2
a reglement for the	2
companies of the militia	2
his excellency collonel slaughter	2
the mohaques fort that	2
as major schuyler arrived	2
to be burnt and	2
to add to his	2
to consult with that	2
to be one of	2
if i may so	2
was as many beavers	2
the state of the	2
came last october into	2
killed of the enemy	2
true affection to your	2
several towns and villages	2
upon the late invasion	2
eight sloops were ordered	2
we marched on toward	2
you will condole their	2
us as to schenectady	2
de ruyter was gone	2
taking canada by sea	2
that if he had	2
and within three miles	2
and was sixteen days	2
our indians lay at	2
justice by a hearty	2
to lie near the	2
it is obvious to	2
having been done before	2
to see how the	2
insult from our enemies	2
in the said places	2
to watch the enemies	2
that carry great guns	2
may be now sufficiently	2
were found guilty of	2
there was ambassadours coming	2
that they are imaginary	2
time of the writing	2
the east india company	2
of the ship black	2
has in his province	2
to march the day	2
thither to pacifie the	2
in our country to	2
be transported over the	2
than an english mile	2
to themselves the liberty	2
since the mohaques nation	2
indian prisoners that made	2
taken by the inhabitants	2
to fortify with stockadoes	2
it could not be	2
they did not think	2
and as to their	2
whereof we found but	2
as the indians of	2
to say no more	2
for transportation to be	2
and engagements made to	2
subjects in this province	2
and were immediately furnished	2
own request was permitted	2
then they must not	2
his majesties subjects were	2
was paid to the	2
them that have done	2
to the governour and	2
following account of their	2
have had two bouts	2
for our immediate relief	2
being quite wore out	2
to be under the	2
to their lordships the	2
him and his company	2
shall be given for	2
which are usually presented	2
of cabo corso did	2
of their proceedings since	2
his personal appearance there	2
to major ingoldsby to	2
hand on his return	2
is two or three	2
out his regiment the	2
and soveraign of the	2
he found in a	2
carried over the river	2
are extreamly sensible of	2
take a direct line	2
secured an entire victory	2
from thence to visit	2
strength a second time	2
at the first beat	2
are always ready to	2
averseness to pursue or	2
together with the rest	2
the time of this	2
where ships must pass	2
our selves highly obliged	2
two officers with men	2
answer you in that	2
to the press by	2
sufficiently satisfied of his	2
that there could not	2
to shift for themselves	2
they should exercise their	2
in prison four days	2
they may fish and	2
but the officers not	2
he lived at prerie	2
english had fallen upon	2
so much as a	2
desired that provision and	2
the humble address of	2
would be so supine	2
as major schuyler saw	2
found in a turkies	2
ready to march next	2
to perswade him to	2
nor be in want	2
concerning which complaint had	2
had also christians more	2
our christians to help	2
his excellency met major	2
whereupon we sent two	2
god that has his	2
the morning we had	2
had heard firing at	2
is besides inhabitants who	2
they may be now	2
ten miles that afternoon	2
get all the horses	2
major schuyler sent another	2
since this party of	2
all their majesties territories	2
which came up to	2
expect no return from	2
leagues between ottawawa and	2
being commanded by capt	2
late king james was	2
and all the nations	2
to pardon that omission	2
tontys people were making	2
come but a quarter	2
them leave to fish	2
under the great seal	2
scouts to spy the	2
and so bid you	2
as he hath to	2
be lyable to such	2
some of our men	2
several of their majesties	2
they had been two	2
with which those that	2
the strength he has	2
and although the hollanders	2
request was permitted to	2
they gave their answer	2
the express forward to	2
brisk attempt upon our	2
the time to come	2
your excellency should in	2
been out a skulking	2
forgot to answer you	2
to raise contributions and	2
majesties crown of england	2
thought the enemy would	2
themselves to be surprized	2
see how easily they	2
back to their former	2
marched on toward the	2
as if it were	2
in which company the	2
but part of his	2
belonging wholly to english	2
did the king his	2
their indians from any	2
run away that very	2
of the bible in	2
that his majesty is	2
came and shewed us	2
supplies could be so	2
met with one of	2
thanks for your care	2
to hinder their retreat	2
generally holds nine or	2
expressions of joy and	2
by the said company	2
of rum to the	2
time we had news	2
the third being run	2
and for what is	2
attacquing of this state	2
had been about a	2
we marched miles that	2
clock his excellency did	2
the tionondoge indians against	2
in the fruit of	2
majesties pleasure should be	2
that was possessed by	2
tionondoge indians of the	2
in the next place	2
dated the of january	2
whereas the deputies say	2
part of the river	2
causing them to make	2
to this he doth	2
whereas the deputies would	2
be in their country	2
did he not immediately	2
brought us news they	2
we sent two indians	2
go round the fort	2
yet for all that	2
any provision in two	2
relation to this business	2
by violence from his	2
may see you retain	2
to send soldiers for	2
before i could be	2
fisheries upon his coasts	2
our selves of the	2
and council with this	2
we did not think	2
day about noon major	2
have lived there meerly	2
they will receive from	2
poorer sort of people	2
resolved to fight it	2
and before the conclusion	2
advantage with ships and	2
the soveraignty of all	2
much ice in the	2
bound over to answer	2
that were first served	2
we will take such	2
and militia in arms	2
where monsieur tontys people	2
it had the effect	2
major schuyler at his	2
to march next morning	2
commander of the ship	2
a month or five	2
as well as of	2
want in this extremity	2
and to fall upon	2
was interpreted to them	2
their request of the	2
there is some false	2
believe to be true	2
one of our men	2
are in a manner	2
we must declare in	2
come and acquaint you	2
carrying place on the	2
we are informed by	2
not upon the coast	2
if they had come	2
french in their fort	2
which our great lord	2
of christians and indians	2
reckoned leagues between ottawawa	2
at a clock arrived	2
but they having gone	2
after this late victory	2
honour to bear command	2
but there being a	2
mean a capacity and	2
courage of your ancestors	2
his excellency and council	2
the first shop in	2
two of their commanding	2
were condemned and executed	2
as they came on	2
by two ships belonging	2
in the english list	2
so as never to	2
amiss that we push	2
matter of the said	2
by fraud and treachery	2
as the place could	2
with considerable quantities of	2
working with the ottawawa	2
of the men being	2
chief of this province	2
we observed it was	2
are acquainted with us	2
this party of the	2
ought every year to	2
bergh was taken at	2
the lords of the	2
his being near at	2
and scalps into our	2
the blocking of it	2
be given by the	2
the latter end of	2
an hours consultation of	2
endeavour to prevent such	2
calamity is fallen on	2
been days by the	2
the same time had	2
that they had to	2
destinated for the convoy	2
the waggons with bread	2
whereupon his excellency ordered	2
contrary to all law	2
being able to carry	2
my self on board	2
to the number of	2
with so many men	2
watch the enemies motion	2
of betaking themselves to	2
it is leagues from	2
was taken last march	2
if you have one	2
between forty and fifty	2
such methods that it	2
of vlster together in	2
being capable of entertaining	2
him in prison four	2
great dispatch he made	2
but that which did	2
be done by the	2
who was gone out	2
of their wounded men	2
acquaint him what had	2
that our provisions were	2
been done to the	2
had we been so	2
at the time he	2
to proceed to revenge	2
is intended to send	2
they were only hindred	2
for as much as	2
we are in that	2
whereas in truth he	2
surprized and burnt the	2
also cut off the	2
an hour before day	2
excellency by the same	2
upon the coasts of	2
him only of one	2
the said prisoners say	2
were taken by the	2
not able to march	2
governour granted their request	2
to appear as his	2
indians came to us	2
that there were ten	2
the rest arrived towards	2
lords of the committee	2
attack the first castle	2
was possessed by the	2
destroyed their three castles	2
last march by a	2
be restored to their	2
warn the tionondoge indians	2
agent de hyde for	2
prisoners gave at albany	2
their ships in these	2
and the english laws	2
we forgot to answer	2
push this point of	2
leisler commander in chief	2
the inhabitants of the	2
without some proportionable design	2
and came to a	2
or any thing of	2
that made their escape	2
to his excellency collonel	2
of provisions and ammunition	2
and were resolved to	2
might have occasion for	2
scandalous pamphlet entituled a	2
called jaques de tallie	2
command under the great	2
for the brethren that	2
same success to our	2
privateers and pyrates new	2
collecting of the revenue	2
it is true that	2
make satisfaction for the	2
very time of the	2
and have been days	2
concerning the treaty of	2
had committed the offence	2
proclamation to be published	2
will come down upon	2
it concerns your honour	2
well as of the	2
will for the future	2
after our march against	2
will drink the healths	2
small encouragement to our	2
loaden with provision and	2
and jurisdiction of the	2
that blood ought to	2
that has his seat	2
that is among them	2
the late invasion of	2
six or seven weeks	2
that it is restored	2
because of their wives	2
him to hasten our	2
revenge on our enemies	2
that his majesty hath	2
we marched about two	2
orders of the estates	2
will take care to	2
making up towards us	2
they had seen the	2
where a christian boy	2
which complaint had been	2
and council of the	2
they could not get	2
no powder nor ball	2
possession of the english	2
two indians back to	2
to the administration of	2
else to desert us	2
paper to have been	2
us in a fort	2
revenged unanimously by both	2
narrow enquiry as soon	2
by land and sea	2
rewards and sums of	2
enraged that no christians	2
of which we are	2
people were making a	2
were enraged that no	2
of the said island	2
to be cut off	2
siefring text and markup	2
this is the account	2
desire us to come	2
were commanded away after	2
the subjects of england	2
has his seat above	2
if they be drunk	2
have been days by	2
every one of these	2
major schuyler arrived there	2
and as to any	2
place on the great	2
they had been about	2
cornet abeel came express	2
has last night in	2
given at the hague	2
and given them many	2
of their heads and	2
are informed by divers	2
were willing to follow	2
came to mont royal	2
with souldiers and all	2
sent for them back	2
made by this state	2
deputies say in this	2
our strength is now	2
it has pleased god	2
major schuyler sent forward	2
there being none gone	2
messenger we did not	2
singularly obliged to you	2
this morning his excellency	2
should send three thousand	2
and desired that major	2
stragling up and down	2
men were ready to	2
the channel before his	2
now sufficiently convinced how	2
cannot be kept within	2
were sufficiently satisfied of	2
was much concerned that	2
men had not had	2
justice according to the	2
horses with provisions ordered	2
doubt there is some	2
could not be so	2
some ships that carry	2
the deputies had pleased	2
the voyage of de	2
lord of lords subjects	2
very day he received	2
anchor mariner in tower	2
who were ordered to	2
with me christian souldiers	2
have killed the horses	2
destroyed the mohaques castles	2
people may see you	2
that had committed the	2
the very next words	2
an indian that came	2
late victory over the	2
that he is sent	2
forward to find some	2
be willing to come	2
might as well have	2
force the french had	2
and shewed us where	2
to make some brisk	2
to the coast of	2
give you success by	2
readiness for his men	2
my directions to major	2
for your protection against	2
cut off the third	2
another treaty in the	2
if all our great	2
full of beaver to	2
soon as they came	2
off your tears for	2
take such methods that	2
and beg the continuance	2
when he came to	2
that we killed of	2
one penny of satisfaction	2
some bread and bear	2
as he hath often	2
the collecting of the	2
to come and acquaint	2
french and indians upon	2
thinking to overtake the	2
burning all their three	2
had not time to	2
so bid you farewell	2
schuyler went to canada	2
with several gentlemen of	2
return to his kingdoms	2
the enemy were about	2
part of my master	2
number of their ships	2
it not justly be	2
packing up their baggage	2
did not take a	2
but bread and water	2
women loaden with provisions	2
not within about six	2
french at canada with	2
enquiry as soon as	2
this late victory over	2
and an innumerable multitude	2
th article of the	2
the king of the	2
that even before the	2
unknown to some of	2
to us about nine	2
andres casparus says further	2
open above and below	2
was attacked by the	2
your excellency at the	2
of england is to	2
not usual for us	2
have timely notice of	2
no presents with me	2
it to the press	2
great victory that our	2
from the garrison of	2
they met one monsieur	2
prisoners taken at tionondoge	2
that have done it	2
well repulsed as before	2
a prey to their	2
that there should be	2
about the middle of	2
night to watch the	2
of their action in	2
your blood as well	2
severe revenge on our	2
this is besides inhabitants	2
them back to their	2
register of the resolutions	2
not able to make	2
extraordinary dispatch and suddain	2
excellency and council with	2
mont royal to quebeck	2
if they pursued them	2
prevent any insult from	2
fall upon his subjects	2
since we have seen	2
account by some of	2
they will be defeated	2
the ottawawa and dowaganhaes	2
sent the same messenger	2
or to be carried	2
not fear the french	2
had an account by	2
with the king of	2
proof of that already	2
if we failed of	2
men and indians to	2
by and with the	2
the defence of this	2
nations have given his	2
of the city detachments	2
the nations are heartily	2
be taken for a	2
authors of these violencies	2
themselves the liberty of	2
did not his majesty	2
cellier to demand the	2
and major schuyler sent	2
enemy before they got	2
that they were only	2
rum to the indians	2
burnt the mohaques three	2
that of our uppermost	2
a severe revenge on	2
that our enemies were	2
thereupon to suspend all	2
the seventh year of	2
to this day no	2
was received with such	2
sent out scouts to	2
that all and every	2
that the kings of	2
can expect no return	2
and make ready to	2
the common enemy at	2
two days after notice	2
gave them leave to	2
that those people may	2
as to what was	2
as long as they	2
made a small fortification	2
he had escaped from	2
the committee for trade	2
priviledges of their majesties	2
the indians being arrived	2
out of the several	2
a hundred and fifty	2
that the french and	2
men being wearied with	2
said nation may be	2
in pursuit of the	2
i could never suppose	2
the said envoy saith	2
been taken by the	2
of their majesties subjects	2
taking of new netherland	2
happy revolution in england	2
regiment the next morning	2
been declared to them	2
orders to get all	2
the space of two	2
have perished and been	2
being near at hand	2
they not within about	2
excellent majesty in council	2
little before the mayor	2
to be delivered by	2
not face the weakest	2
forward all the rest	2
shewed us where the	2
from pursuit of the	2
same time in the	2
you a summary account	2
the frontiers against the	2
have done a great	2
our uppermost indians were	2
had been declared to	2
after the ratification thereof	2
by the same interpretess	2
whence i sent you	2
belonging to the dutch	2
of the several counties	2
have not lost the	2
and by that means	2
the detachment of the	2
fleet of men of	2
as many beavers now	2
ready the arms of	2
now apparent to you	2
new incursions upon the	2
since we have a	2
hearkening to the great	2
the rest of their	2
him to the frontiers	2
which i have given	2
out of a deep	2
may be ordered to	2
heard firing at the	2
send the express forward	2
six a clock in	2
and water given them	2
and to hinder their	2
the just and miserable	2
which was that number	2
such to several publick	2
and when any of	2
for supplies of provision	2
ship called the arms	2
peter matthews and capt	2
have an advantage of	2
the next supream court	2
other occasion than to	2
a sum of money	2
as would load canows	2
expected in this winter	2
the pretensions of the	2
transported over the river	2
that the thanks of	2
of joy and thankfulness	2
upon no other occasion	2
of the kings revenue	2
advanced so near us	2
present care now is	2
a clock an indian	2
enemy had lain two	2
with those of holland	2
always ready to venture	2
prodigious quantity of beavers	2
they had brought pound	2
about the priest milet	2
year of the reign	2
our enemies were in	2
at canada with the	2
that we were within	2
and that there was	2
i could be expected	2
the place could afford	2
not one penny of	2
with us to fall	2
revenge our selves of	2
for his present majesty	2
that very day he	2
militia fuzileers and troop	2
express order of the	2
detachment of the city	2
without any lett or	2
the french that has	2
escaped from the indians	2
of our men have	2
boats under the burden	2
marched with all speed	2
had great averseness to	2
in his answer of	2
and to fortify with	2
shoes being quite wore	2
a canow arrive there	2
it was impossible that	2
arrived at schenectady capt	2
inhabiting within this province	2
like never having been	2
and indians to watch	2
sending in the mean	2
for the advancement of	2
his majesties happy restauration	2
such a fleet as	2
to expose his person	2
of beavers at ottawawa	2
to refresh themselves till	2
design to go out	2
readiness to assist them	2
for trade and plantations	2
and to fortifie our	2
imbarque at the ferry	2
part of our strength	2
as to tell the	2
its impossible to be	2
of the english nation	2
the captain of the	2
will be true to	2
and spyes sent to	2
given to van campen	2
fallen on you by	2
for the better and	2
were immediately furnished with	2
giving intelligence of his	2
marched forward to find	2
killed divers of their	2
his speedy arrival here	2
of his subjects to	2
being miles from albany	2
commissioners on both sides	2
you in that business	2
at the time when	2
they had made a	2
intent and meaning of	2
the fields and woods	2
of guiny about the	2
the lands within the	2
had been by force	2
were commanded to take	2
james was fled into	2
said in the said	2
month or five weeks	2
we were within a	2
wild beasts in those	2
was not above eight	2
with some of the	2
a good opinion of	2
holds nine or ten	2
and pound of pork	2
commanded to take their	2
and then released him	2
with men indians and	2
resolved thereupon to suspend	2
god to add to	2
after this the enemy	2
that so considerable supplies	2
a year after complaint	2
the same time they	2
great prodigious quantity of	2
the th of september	2
deputies do so often	2
the french spoke of	2
the queens most excellent	2
design of its publication	2
your care in providing	2