trigram

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trigram	frequency
of the said	75
the said envoy	52
the king of	49
as to the	48
of the english	44
early english books	44
in those parts	41
king his master	41
the king his	41
of the late	40
the coast of	35
of this country	35
english books online	35
the conclusion of	34
conclusion of the	34
of this state	34
about a clock	34
that they had	32
great swift arrow	32
that the said	32
out of the	31
in the year	31
according to the	30
and as to	29
of his majesties	29
to his excellency	29
king of england	29
upon the coast	28
the late treaty	27
that the english	27
that his majesty	27
of the city	26
the th of	25
to his majesty	25
to the english	25
text creation partnership	25
the time of	24
to the said	24
based on the	24
of the king	24
by the said	23
and that the	23
of their majesties	22
it is not	22
in the morning	22
the rest of	21
of the dutch	21
of the sea	21
the said treaty	21
of the council	21
sir george downing	21
his majesties subjects	21
he the said	21
in his memorial	21
as soon as	21
in the said	20
the english had	20
that they were	19
the states general	19
since the conclusion	19
brother great swift	19
that it was	19
for the future	19
the estates general	18
that he had	18
the business of	18
the same time	18
said envoy extraordinary	18
belonging to the	18
the city of	18
commander in chief	17
of this province	17
coast of africa	17
to this day	17
of great britain	17
that it is	17
keying and markup	17
of new york	17
of the same	17
all sorts of	17
company of this	16
a clock in	16
concerning the same	16
time of the	16
characters represented either	16
marked as illegible	16
city of new	16
is to be	16
the prince of	16
of the estates	16
so much as	16
clock in the	16
that the enemy	16
represented either as	16
as well as	16
men of war	16
of the world	16
either as utf	16
to have been	16
the beginning of	16
out of their	15
of the french	15
the subjects of	15
rest of the	15
that the french	15
that he was	15
and in the	15
general of the	15
the said ships	15
that there is	15
prince of orange	15
an account of	15
the command of	15
to fall upon	15
province of new	15
of the province	14
to be done	14
as to what	14
to the king	14
of the mohaques	14
account of the	14
his majesty had	14
the governour of	14
and for the	14
part of the	14
governour and council	14
the kings of	14
of all the	14
were sent to	14
coast of guiny	14
it is to	13
of their ships	13
so that the	13
of the fort	13
in the same	13
and it is	13
the french and	13
and whereas they	13
all manner of	13
king william and	13
could not be	13
one of the	13
time to time	13
those of the	13
and the said	13
the house of	13
from time to	13
a clock afternoon	12
to major ingoldsby	12
the deputies say	12
and so that	12
so far from	12
of our men	12
the taking of	12
of english merchants	12
upon the english	12
in the time	12
india company of	12
the five nations	12
not to be	12
of the enemy	12
and company of	12
what had been	12
be done by	12
of the united	12
it had been	12
the terms of	12
the people of	12
order of the	12
company of english	12
at that time	12
the united provinces	12
the english in	12
dominion of the	12
the english were	12
his excellency benjamin	12
him the said	12
over the river	12
made by the	11
the name of	11
of the states	11
that they have	11
are pleased to	11
his majesty hath	11
whereas they say	11
there was a	11
english merchants taken	11
if they had	11
to the indians	11
king of great	11
some of the	11
any thing of	11
in the east	11
parts of the	11
of sir george	11
the accompt of	11
to the terms	11
of the th	11
and that he	11
be pleased to	11
at the same	11
for their own	11
to their majesties	11
the great king	11
at the time	11
in chief of	11
and did not	11
the enemy had	11
under the command	11
to the west	11
upon the accompt	11
kings of england	11
that the king	11
in these parts	11
the said company	11
of the five	10
house of representatives	10
him to the	10
contrary to the	10
to the states	10
should have been	10
gentleman of the	10
with all sorts	10
in the mean	10
of the west	10
by him in	10
for the doing	10
major schuyler sent	10
on the other	10
the deputies of	10
of the revolution	10
the dominion of	10
a number of	10
would have been	10
of the peace	10
his majesty and	10
in that province	10
the said place	10
and that they	10
at the hague	10
answer of the	10
the english east	10
from his majesty	10
the inhabitants of	10
the town of	10
of the seas	10
was not the	10
that they should	10
appears by the	10
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the said article	9
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the island of	9
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lord of lords	9
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books online text	9
the protestant religion	9
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and xml conversion	9
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estc r ocm	8
the first of	8
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and upon the	6
returning thanks for	6
we desire that	6
memorial of sir	6
with the manner	6
to go to	6
to them by	6
to the second	6
of burlington in	6
and yet the	6
of the subjects	6
the account of	6
to the contrary	6
the head of	6
had not been	6
his majesty did	6
his royal highness	6
for his own	6
if it be	6
and not only	6
of this countrey	6
desire that you	6
that is to	6
true relation of	6
the th article	6
clock at night	6
into their fort	6
his most sacred	6
so great a	6
they say that	6
the french were	6
it will appear	6
reason of the	6
lieutenant governour and	6
two of their	6
after they had	6
the enemy were	6
subjects of this	6
which the said	6
to the first	5
in any of	5
four a clock	5
they have done	5
all and every	5
over to the	5
of which he	5
the exclusion of	5
done to them	5
the company of	5
enacted by the	5
think it strange	5
in the night	5
the fort and	5
the stopping of	5
an answer to	5
belong to the	5
for what is	5
that he should	5
justices of the	5
word of mouth	5
provision and amunition	5
that the deputies	5
on the english	5
the said leyster	5
with the places	5
the same to	5
to him the	5
at which time	5
exclusion of all	5
men of warr	5
in his own	5
as if it	5
about the same	5
soon as the	5
soveraign of the	5
consent of the	5
far from being	5
the doing of	5
most of the	5
an english man	5
their majesties subjects	5
and by their	5
wives and children	5
the happy revolution	5
with the deputies	5
lover of king	5
extract out of	5
in order to	5
and all the	5
upon the account	5
thing of that	5
called the amsterdam	5
to that effect	5
which the english	5
the trade of	5
and that his	5
lord the king	5
in his said	5
the other side	5
he had given	5
original in huntington	5
healthfulness of the	5
chief sachims of	5
in the least	5
the places thereunto	5
that he doth	5
belonging to one	5
the administration of	5
gone out of	5
of the customs	5
the reign of	5
the agent de	5
the said companies	5
but it is	5
the peace and	5
in the north	5
which major schuyler	5
four of the	5
to the business	5
done by them	5
been said by	5
the other the	5
lords of the	5
and strength of	5
the moneth of	5
governour of canada	5
general for the	5
subjects of the	5
that de ruyter	5
to let them	5
the french at	5
merchants taken upon	5
to be given	5
from the enemy	5
which they did	5
it was a	5
whereas the deputies	5
king of spain	5
where the enemy	5
of them were	5
proposals made by	5
the protection of	5
and some other	5
men out of	5
of the present	5
make use of	5
fit to be	5
that the same	5
the english seas	5
gentlemen of the	5
the province of	5
to be a	5
the deputies do	5
ship called the	5
in this manner	5
to this province	5
them from the	5
in their name	5
the great river	5
women and children	5
and then they	5
at the first	5
the words being	5
by him the	5
the english did	5
printed and sold	5
the mohaques nation	5
remarks of the	5
they had no	5
of de ruyter	5
one hundred and	5
to pay the	5
journal of the	5
not been able	5
pleased god to	5
and that this	5
deputies would have	5
the one called	5
so many of	5
albany the th	5
estates general of	5
the said letter	5
up by the	5
upon the first	5
ships of this	5
the said king	5
and to this	5
all the nations	5
sachims of the	5
for that purpose	5
the safety of	5
in the government	5
to be restored	5
de ruyter was	5
hearty lover of	5
if the said	5
as much as	5
of his most	5
and such as	5
great part of	5
day of the	5
declare for the	5
of all other	5
in this country	5
and was not	5
and so the	5
us to come	5
of the ships	5
memorial of the	5
the said lists	5
had been said	5
upon the enemy	5
the said orders	5
person or persons	5
upon the sea	5
a journal of	5
as it is	5
upon his majesties	5
the insolencies of	5
part of our	5
about four a	5
to joyn with	5
came to the	5
the said fort	5
ships of the	5
they had taken	5
an indian that	5
the east indies	5
him in the	5
the mohaques country	5
not able to	5
governour or commander	5
in the fort	5
done by his	5
the hand of	5
the use of	5
clock his excellency	5
it shall be	5
for the taking	5
of king james	5
a great part	5
the cause of	5
his said memorial	5
those that were	5
and the dutch	5
in the english	5
his envoy extraordinary	5
two or three	5
for the safety	5
the other hand	5
for the preservation	5
given for the	5
in which they	5
arms and ammunition	5
the consent of	5
that should have	5
the late king	5
the liberty of	5
if there be	5
not upon the	5
the want of	5
sent to him	5
but that he	5
answer to his	5
their wives and	5
jurisdiction of the	5
with his majesties	5
since we have	5
lives and fortunes	5
his majesty is	5
other parts of	5
william and the	5
place where the	5
there be any	5
in other parts	5
number of their	5
from the beginning	5
who have been	5
of this kind	5
appear by the	5
the present state	5
they had also	5
we did not	5
of arms and	5
the hollanders do	5
till they had	5
to do with	5
commander of the	5
of provisions and	5
it will not	5
injuries done to	5
about ten a	5
out of all	5
relation of a	5
been able to	5
upon the mohaques	5
treaty in the	5
they were so	5
the mean time	5
for their majesties	5
said envoy had	5
majesty and his	5
by word of	5
had been taken	5
the mean while	5
he should have	5
their majesties authority	5
the truth of	5
of edward the	5
of england have	5
of england is	5
so soon as	5
under the protection	5
strength of canada	5
to the exclusion	5
to be so	5
company of the	5
after the conclusion	5
island of polerone	5
that the two	5
it must be	5
of the east	5
for the better	5
a ship of	4
of the general	4
the parliament of	4
but that which	4
van den bergh	4
had fallen upon	4
to march the	4
and the whole	4
against the enemy	4
we know not	4
before his excellency	4
so to do	4
we come into	4
the persons that	4
was forced to	4
year to year	4
scouts came in	4
satisfaction for the	4
us to go	4
that which had	4
had been so	4
of all sorts	4
beat them back	4
was but a	4
as major schuyler	4
so as that	4
the enemy was	4
their majesties good	4
their three castles	4
all the rest	4
with major schuyler	4
men came up	4
for the english	4
french and their	4
beginning of summer	4
between the king	4
within this city	4
they were in	4
the death of	4
which i have	4
and before the	4
to see how	4
the register of	4
to endeavour to	4
upon our coasts	4
eggs he found	4
open to all	4
fell to work	4
for the delivery	4
express to major	4
in the next	4
for the said	4
and doth it	4
it may not	4
under his own	4
and if it	4
of his royal	4
for the obtaining	4
business of cabo	4
ready to be	4
to view the	4
that they must	4
who had been	4
taken before his	4
that on the	4
resolved to fight	4
to acquaint him	4
you our hearty	4
came up to	4
under the notion	4
said jacob leyster	4
that of our	4
answer to the	4
the places and	4
of that kingdom	4
several publick ministers	4
he could not	4
a reply of	4
of a voyage	4
and when they	4
concerning the business	4
the most christian	4
upon their own	4
high court of	4
fowler of the	4
between his majesty	4
the place where	4
pursuit of the	4
to the enemy	4
only for the	4
should not have	4
discourse written by	4
of the libeller	4
out of a	4
and desired that	4
and how then	4
it doth not	4
castle of the	4
it is most	4
your excellency should	4
he had no	4
to go out	4
under the great	4
the hands of	4
the officers of	4
of their having	4
lists of damages	4
into those parts	4
to prevent such	4
land and sea	4
of the other	4
greatest part of	4
that they might	4
some of them	4
the english and	4
given by two	4
of such a	4
the enemy of	4
in their own	4
being a true	4
of those who	4
of their fort	4
have been taken	4
set down in	4
of this house	4
of the enemies	4
to the place	4
the king himself	4
a company of	4
covantage keyed and	4
of england to	4
sent to the	4
an extract out	4
thanks for your	4
the bowels of	4
pleased to order	4
and that so	4
the third time	4
and those parts	4
the mohaques castles	4
not only in	4
lordships to the	4
sent an express	4
is a fort	4
arrived about a	4
to their former	4
to his kingdoms	4
as should be	4
it ought to	4
of the prisoners	4
none of them	4
after he had	4
the part of	4
th of october	4
to van campen	4
the tionondoge indians	4
the space of	4
reason of their	4
be gone out	4
and marched to	4
of war of	4
he doth reply	4
of our indian	4
fallen upon the	4
express from major	4
by william bradford	4
were not able	4
as they could	4
the jurisdiction of	4
between him and	4
the english for	4
envoy extraordinary to	4
to those that	4
extraordinary from his	4
that the late	4
came to us	4
of their east	4
the men of	4
and yet to	4
in behalf of	4
fort of cabo	4
such as shall	4
all the world	4
to our indians	4
themselves in the	4
have done the	4
by the king	4
country to repair	4
not his majesty	4
us the news	4
by the west	4
by the agent	4
and the kings	4
our lives and	4
account of their	4
a relation of	4
to assist them	4
ought to have	4
if it had	4
and indians to	4
our men came	4
eight a clock	4
none of the	4
and whereas the	4
contrary to his	4
in answer to	4
upon which major	4
the orders of	4
to which is	4
moneth of august	4
most of their	4
to the revolution	4
at the head	4
to the press	4
sorts of cattel	4
in the province	4
the middle of	4
it is true	4
by those of	4
i know not	4
states of the	4
the city regiment	4
a design upon	4
if he had	4
he had done	4
he found in	4
de ruyter to	4
apex covantage keyed	4
as the libeller	4
should be done	4
of the court	4
that their lordships	4
by sir george	4
which his majesty	4
whereas it is	4
late king james	4
of the banda	4
in an hostile	4
to be transported	4
he saw a	4
the dutch had	4
trade of his	4
as high as	4
during the whole	4
been done by	4
there is not	4
upon that coast	4
any thing done	4
them in the	4
we had an	4
of the truth	4
his majesty in	4
done to the	4
governour in chief	4
to be with	4
to that place	4
king james was	4
assistance for their	4
any of their	4
from his subjects	4
by the natives	4
nine or ten	4
taking of their	4
three or four	4
smith to be	4
ships of war	4
accompt of the	4
the detachment of	4
their ambassador at	4
to take the	4
put into his	4
some convenient place	4
the late actions	4
they say further	4
have been restored	4
sold by william	4
the notion of	4
late actions of	4
up in the	4
the like effect	4
near at hand	4
we engaged them	4
for the mohaques	4
can they say	4
ships belonging to	4
the enemies coming	4
of that country	4
of that place	4
he would not	4
upon the defensive	4
in their hands	4
long before the	4
towns and villages	4
to his majesties	4
and that there	4
be lyable to	4
in the road	4
on the behalf	4
enemy sallyed out	4
voyage to new	4
was resolved to	4
the said valckenburgh	4
who brought us	4
but they were	4
the said holmes	4
as well in	4
of a certain	4
cornelius claese van	4
to your excellency	4
one called the	4
at his own	4
were not to	4
relation of the	4
doth it not	4
put them in	4
the brittish seas	4
to come to	4
of our province	4
laws and customs	4
to be gone	4
and this was	4
a quakers sea	4
that it may	4
a brief relation	4
great store of	4
upon the whole	4
which had been	4
of the river	4
hath been taken	4
one or more	4
in new york	4
castles of the	4
return you our	4
reply of sir	4
arrive from england	4
his majesties good	4
in the city	4
a very great	4
to be taken	4
his excellency did	4
that he is	4
the enemies motion	4
to be examined	4
knight and baronet	4
he hath been	4
is it not	4
to work again	4
bayard and mr	4
let them know	4
there was no	4
new york to	4
our indians to	4
it is now	4
as we come	4
a part of	4
places thereunto adjoyning	4
you shall find	4
was not one	4
care of the	4
of the forces	4
english in those	4
in their fort	4
by robert fowler	4
to have a	4
by two dutch	4
enemy had lain	4
is in the	4
twelve months time	4
without the least	4
and they will	4
sent to discover	4
subjects within this	4
courts of justice	4
affected to the	4
men in arms	4
on our coasts	4
that could not	4
there is men	4
return you thanks	4
according to his	4
very well known	4
of the kings	4
description of new	4
the remarks of	4
men in the	4
jacob leyster and	4
the day before	4
resolution of the	4
we are all	4
to be of	4
sorts of english	4
his majesty by	4
must have been	4
enemy of canada	4
a certain place	4
their majesties province	4
most christian king	4
the havens of	4
the value of	4
to trade there	4
and whereas it	4
of cabo verde	4
of the whole	4
which was the	4
a second time	4
and his subjects	4
which we are	4
their laws and	4
to the like	4
to his own	4
came an express	4
extraordinary to the	4
so that if	4
and although the	4
that have been	4
to draw out	4
he doth not	4
edward the third	4
against the english	4
his excellency ordered	4
since the year	4
a voyage to	4
made a small	4
have made their	4
brief relation of	4
to the remarks	4
resolutions of the	4
guiny in the	4
soon as he	4
it is a	4
that the great	4
to some other	4
he would have	4
so it is	4
from year to	4
governour of the	4
had no other	4
we marched about	4
which is added	4
attack the enemy	4
as far as	4
in expectation of	4
that the fort	4
by the authority	4
by them to	4
against the said	4
excellency arrived at	4
and on the	4
said andres casparus	4
the men were	4
back into their	4
early assistance for	4
for the receiving	4
being an answer	4
with the consent	4
unicorn of middleburgh	4
could be expected	4
given orders for	4
of the detachments	4
and the east	4
which he was	4
send a fleet	4
the fishing for	4
with some of	4
an hostile manner	4
the lists of	4
york to another	4
marched to the	4
which he the	4
in the very	4
nothing to do	4
by two ships	4
command in the	4
on the th	4
into his majesties	4
the officers to	4
prince or state	4
it is very	4
the west indies	4
the two first	4
which hath been	4
it was said	4
an english ship	4
them to come	4
this state a	4
the pirates of	4
from thence to	4
his excellency and	4
english ship that	4
against the pirates	4
page the th	4
concerning the taking	4
captain general and	4
the exchange of	4
the mouth of	4
no such resolution	4
register of the	4
the morning we	4
persons and estates	4
or to be	4
you thanks for	4
orders of the	4
we sent an	4
in their country	4
his excellency arrived	4
threatned to be	4
had been made	4
for the province	4
by his excellency	4
of the register	4
by virtue of	4
or any other	4
performed by robert	4
to the ambassadour	4
the kingdom of	4
to that end	4
brought us the	4
and what else	4
gone from thence	4
the defence of	4
was permitted to	4
the greatest part	4
envoy had made	4
to the same	4
to be imagined	4
majesties province of	4
by their majesties	4
the men ready	4
pieces of canon	4
not think fit	4
their lordships to	4
claese van den	4
hearty thanks for	4
that they are	4
to be considered	4
doing of justice	4
certain place called	4
of the vnited	4
selling of rum	4
for we are	4
that he the	4
the first place	4
which he had	4
from the same	4
them back into	4
come into our	4
brief description of	4
hath ever been	4
appointed by the	4
or commander in	4
his majesty would	4
ships in these	4
this province for	4
said envoy to	4
mary of amsterdam	4
in the treaty	4
representatives of the	4
where they were	4
command of one	4
the city hall	4
to put them	4
with the indians	4
have fallen upon	4
and yet it	4
i came now	4
to watch their	4
to the castle	4
of the soyle	4
had not the	4
here in europe	4
the behalf of	4
the shipping of	4
the selling of	4
the french had	4
and the men	4
about eight a	4
a little before	4
go and attack	4
never so many	4
of the deputies	4
and can it	4
on his return	4
upon his memorial	4
general and governour	4
an express to	4
and sold by	4
our province of	4
ambassador at london	4
trade in those	4
it to the	4
the chief sachims	4
of their being	4
the enemy sallyed	4
for the west	4
sunday the th	4
arms of amsterdam	4
watch their motion	4
with one of	4
robert fowler of	4
customs of the	4
it was the	4
a discourse written	4
the several counties	4
earl of bellomont	4
of guiny in	4
the vnited provinces	4
and governour in	4
to make use	4
written by sir	4
so ready to	4
two first castles	4
think fit to	4
the english could	4
himself obliged to	4
we had the	4
over from the	4
and of all	4
whereby it appears	4
in the revolution	4
and attack the	4
by vertue of	4
that in truth	4
by which means	4
the said jacob	4
the indians there	3
use of his	3
year of his	3
of justice upon	3
then that they	3
of a considerable	3
and had taken	3
the land of	3
nor was any	3
as that on	3
part of his	3
from the danes	3
revolution in england	3
into their own	3
that we could	3
who shall be	3
that we were	3
till the expiration	3
there is no	3
to some of	3
shall be lyable	3
lyable to be	3
the latter end	3
algiers and those	3
and the souldiers	3
it then that	3
state and strength	3
leisler and mr	3
to shew that	3
others of the	3
of the royall	3
falling upon the	3
by the records	3
many people in	3
the magistrates of	3
only by the	3
which they are	3
the help of	3
laws of the	3
months time shall	3
the last day	3
a dutch ship	3
that if there	3
of ships in	3
that whole coast	3
when he came	3
and they were	3
they had a	3
he had been	3
an absolute dominion	3
majesties government of	3
for the justification	3
hapned since the	3
in his house	3
subjects of his	3
and administring the	3
that it had	3
first of february	3
yet the deputies	3
an act for	3
and other places	3
the commander in	3
the sum of	3
the main land	3
scandalous pamphlet entituled	3
burden of thirty	3
be thought strange	3
there being a	3
further enacted by	3
is not to	3
five nations of	3
up and down	3
by a hearty	3
divers of the	3
as they did	3
malice and cruelty	3
i have given	3
should arrive from	3
as they call	3
hath been a	3
of canada upon	3
for the dutch	3
but the same	3
address to his	3
aaron couzens was	3
their lordships having	3
proper for the	3
his majesty having	3
indians under the	3
had so much	3
being indians under	3
bid you farewell	3
long as they	3
not one word	3
sent it to	3
or persons that	3
and this is	3
impartially related by	3
in case it	3
beginning of april	3
their letter of	3
of this book	3
all the trade	3
at all by	3
a wing d	3
and if the	3
resolution was ever	3
from the fort	3
was made by	3
and come to	3
would have had	3
the very time	3
had done what	3
for that he	3
him by the	3
a very few	3
english in the	3
be restored to	3
were resolved to	3
great seal of	3
and told them	3
but that the	3
fall upon him	3
of the stopping	3
they had to	3
communicated to the	3
city and province	3
our men prisoners	3
execution of the	3
them in mind	3
the resolves of	3
given to his	3
be imagined that	3
nations of the	3
to fight it	3
as if they	3
till next morning	3
what hath been	3
could be made	3
the island is	3
to time to	3
of all their	3
themselves with the	3
and lieutenant coll	3
which they had	3
would not have	3
of new netherland	3
and after all	3
of albany to	3
seven or eight	3
majesties governour of	3
john schuyler and	3
their lordships and	3
to give an	3
say against the	3
examination of a	3
i cannot but	3
royal house of	3
notice of the	3
a narrow passage	3
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