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quadgram	frequency
george duke of albemarle	69
our heirs and successors	68
edward earl of clarendon	67
said edward earl of	62
the said edward earl	62
their heirs and assigns	49
of the grand council	37
and sir john colleton	36
of the lords proprietors	36
sir john colleton and	29
shall have power to	28
john colleton and sir	27
berkeley and sir john	26
early english books online	23
william earl of craven	23
unto the said edward	23
and sir william berkeley	23
of the said province	23
sir william berkeley and	21
william berkeley and sir	20
and so in order	20
colleton and sir william	19
no man shall be	19
to the lords proprietors	19
our kingdom of england	18
from time to time	18
the grand council shall	17
the said province or	17
said province or territory	17
hundred acres of freehold	16
any of the proprietors	15
grant unto the said	15
the year one thousand	14
been longest of the	14
longest of the grand	14
and his six councellors	14
acres of freehold within	14
of any of the	14
or any part thereof	14
of freehold within the	14
do give and grant	13
there shall be a	13
within the said province	13
of the proprietors courts	13
the said province of	12
as far as the	12
said province of carolina	12
the said church or	12
freehold within the said	12
and for want of	12
said church or profession	12
of the said church	12
he that hath been	11
give and grant unto	11
part of the world	11
of this our kingdom	11
the quality of the	11
the twelve assistants belonging	10
this our kingdom of	10
of those who were	10
one thousand seven hundred	10
of the same degree	10
them the said edward	10
if wee consider the	10
out of the same	10
certain knowledge and meer	10
those who were chosen	10
represented either as utf	10
hath been longest of	10
the grand council first	10
knowledge and meer motion	10
characters represented either as	10
twelve assistants belonging to	10
they shall think fit	10
that hath been longest	10
year one thousand seven	10
inhabitants of the said	10
be chosen by the	9
and by this meanes	9
of the proprietors and	9
and by these presents	9
any part of the	9
for the time being	9
and grant unto the	9
the freeholders of the	9
into the said province	9
of these fundamental constitutions	9
the lords proprietors shall	9
to them the said	9
we do by these	9
do by these presents	9
in any of the	8
the fundamental constitutions of	8
proprietors and his six	8
within the said precinct	8
the proprietors and his	8
of one of the	8
any one of the	8
colleton and sir vvilliam	8
our will and pleasure	8
to them shall seem	8
any of the lords	8
the nature of the	8
as to them shall	8
one of the proprietors	8
may be made of	8
the name and arms	8
the eldest in age	8
assistants belonging to this	8
or eldest sons of	8
out of those who	8
landgrave or cassique shall	8
shall be in the	8
name and arms of	8
the church of england	8
at the end of	8
after the year one	8
the hands of the	8
belonging to this court	8
man shall be a	8
that is to say	8
it shall be lawful	8
it will not be	8
fundamental constitutions of carolina	8
as they shall think	8
were chosen by the	8
who were chosen by	8
shall be lawful for	8
eldest in age first	8
consisting of one of	8
in the same manner	7
for want of such	7
vvilliam earl of craven	7
the next biennial parliament	7
the south of virginia	7
one thousand six hundred	7
the lords proprietors use	7
in order to the	7
the palatine or his	7
power and authority to	7
to any other person	7
to the contrary in	7
full power and authority	7
that there is a	7
the contrary in any	7
any other of our	7
contrary in any wise	7
court shall have power	7
the greater part of	7
the power of the	7
the coast of florida	7
for want of heirs	6
to the proprietors of	6
or any of them	6
any church or profession	6
text and markup reviewed	6
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support to the early	6
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online text creation partnership	6
and sir vvilliam berkeley	6
the province of carolina	6
it will be a	6
and coded from proquest	6
to the nature of	6
have power to alienate	6
lord of a mannor	6
members of the said	6
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the province or territory	6
give and grant by	6
tcp assigned for keying	6
images scanned from microfilm	6
captain general of an	6
and arms of his	6
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every church or profession	6
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three more of the	6
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no person whatsoever shall	6
seal of the palatinate	6
the proprietors of carolina	6
even for commercial purposes	6
the same degree and	6
two out of the	6
the work described above	6
the landgraves and cassiques	6
far as the south	6
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of the work described	6
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general of an army	6
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want of heirs male	6
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the twelve assistants of	4
eldest man of the	4
these fundamental constitutions of	4
or his deputy shall	4
within the precinct for	4
as far as we	4
them shall seem meet	4
of the new world	4
the quorum of the	4
answerable to the most	4
the care of all	4
and disposition of the	4
be any interruption to	4
such persons as shall	4
with the lands annexed	4
the eldest man of	4
hands of the lords	4
which may easily be	4
also setting out and	4
spi global keyed and	4
south part therof in	4
be thought fit and	4
state of that country	4
chosen by the commons	4
seven surviving proprietors shall	4
grand council shall be	4
laws and statutes of	4
dispose to any other	4
and in as ample	4
pleased to receive this	4
for money or reward	4
the doubling of the	4
shall be the immediate	4
of that strength and	4
or such of them	4
for the space of	4
and if there be	4
court also belongs all	4
heirs and successors do	4
to the place of	4
as near as may	4
any time before the	4
the eldest daughter and	4
and inhabitants of the	4
grant and confirm unto	4
and also shall have	4
shall be register of	4
several gentlemen and merchants	4
the lords proprietors for	4
liberty of appeal to	4
also shall have power	4
who shall be personally	4
right trusty and well	4
do grant unto the	4
of his family and	4
power by these presents	4
shall devolve into the	4
there needes no more	4
to have and to	4
it shall descend on	4
a registry in every	4
including the fertile carolana	4
in any other part	4
power to remove any	4
be vacant in any	4
of those who are	4
be made of woods	4
chuse a landgrave to	4
the benefit of the	4
betwixt us and the	4
man shall be register	4
our subjects of this	4
islets and limits aforesaid	4
do all and every	4
kinde and nature of	4
have the care of	4
to be a proprietor	4
in as ample manner	4
with all and singular	4
of two or three	4
by this our charter	4
from the said province	4
in the ship adventure	4
shall not be lawful	4
land on both sides	4
the better sort of	4
each proprietor for himself	4
all and every other	4
forth by several gentlemen	4
shall consist of twelve	4
this our said kingdom	4
have found out a	4
in the grand council	4
whose real and personal	4
in time of actual	4
give power by these	4
all the leige people	4
the superficies of the	4
in the respective registry	4
such manner and form	4
and are to be	4
any captain general of	4
thousand seven hundred and	4
shall be under the	4
his deputy shall be	4
or hath accustomed to	4
eldest sons of landgraves	4
the south part thereof	4
no place shall be	4
and in all probability	4
family and their posterity	4
may prepare as much	4
shall for that time	4
plead for money or	4
in the said province	4
offences punishable with death	4
the more curious and	4
and proprietors of the	4
shall be divided into	4
auspice of a beginning	4
global keyed and coded	4
of the said place	4
of corne for his	4
to the envy of	4
to be sold by	4
take the name and	4
who shall have power	4
real and personal estate	4
and any three of	4
the natives of that	4
and it shall not	4
apparent of any of	4
concurrent relation of all	4
are to be sold	4
of the province aforesaid	4
be one half of	4
set forth by several	4
gentlemen and merchants of	4
the island of barbadoes	4
and merchants of the	4
to win upon them	4
shall be always one	4
merchants of the island	4
shall be vacant in	4
present and to come	4
shall be personally in	4
the several proprietors courts	4
nominated and chosen by	4
and chosen by the	4
they witness a truth	3
town they last sat	3
some other place for	3
infinite profits to the	3
of disturbing the peace	3
our sovereign lord the	3
my utmost power will	3
or vote in parliament	3
us to wish well	3
our soveraign lord king	3
sufficiently planted and distributed	3
the external way whereby	3
that it may be	3
whose deputy he is	3
set down the external	3
no person shall be	3
holding up the hand	3
and that the government	3
made most agreeable to	3
there is such an	3
relation of a discovery	3
during the minority of	3
to the palatine and	3
the publick maintenance of	3
you shall have five	3
in the most binding	3
and but one religious	3
of november every second	3
the building of churches	3
the court shall think	3
besides that it is	3
the monarchy under which	3
constitute and appoint his	3
three pence the pound	3
shall be assembled the	3
to cause them to	3
the presence and consent	3
so west in a	3
the lords proprietors themselves	3
as are limited by	3
the decease of the	3
according to this establishment	3
but one religious record	3
estate or habitation within	3
eldest daughter and her	3
a new parliament shall	3
such time and place	3
description of the present	3
commissioners of the lords	3
as the county palatine	3
temperature of the soyl	3
whether civil or criminal	3
to bear witness to	3
a freeman of carolina	3
that can be devised	3
to the church of	3
any part of carolina	3
which much encrease and	3
and you shall have	3
will not admit of	3
do oblige our selves	3
be and remain the	3
the duty of every	3
we do for us	3
be the hereditary nobility	3
by the palatine or	3
man shall be permitted	3
shall use any reproachful	3
deputator is in any	3
his name being struck	3
and on monday the	3
to the hatred of	3
to this common wealth	3
planters that daily enlarge	3
thereof be as fully	3
unto the said province	3
long and peter fabian	3
shall make a quorum	3
in any but the	3
excellent isle of roanoak	3
a letter to the	3
king charles iid to	3
we shall finde the	3
be esteemed as churches	3
that the number of	3
truth as in the	3
of carolina shall have	3
have power to call	3
came to an anchor	3
the palatine and lords	3
and so west in	3
terms of communion set	3
to be sufficiently planted	3
the parliament to take	3
of communion set down	3
nor would it be	3
and the national religion	3
free and common soccage	3
nobility of the province	3
last fundamental constitutions of	3
well to the souls	3
with all the royalties	3
and every part thereof	3
being struck out by	3
by reason of a	3
or which is more	3
be exempted from that	3
to nominate and appoint	3
the spanish captain at	3
freeholders of the respective	3
freeholders of the said	3
the national religion of	3
about the bignesse of	3
to some particular publick	3
on both sides the	3
and therefore it alone	3
any benefit or protection	3
the opening of every	3
to be employed in	3
of the said precinct	3
giving an account of	3
no deputy of any	3
maintenance by grant of	3
and the duty of	3
of our kingdom of	3
to the monarchy under	3
in the exercise of	3
without which no agreement	3
obliges us to wish	3
all the members of	3
the government according to	3
and not layd upon	3
to sit or vote	3
be a member of	3
to the south of	3
have any benefit or	3
of the palatine and	3
setlers on the rivers	3
thirty degrees of the	3
landgraves of the grand	3
allegiance to our soveraign	3
lawful for the freeholders	3
to which they shall	3
if he have a	3
lately made on the	3
and shall meet and	3
fourth part of the	3
put them into the	3
professors and that profession	3
john latta text and	3
time of every ones	3
lesse excellent island of	3
in the presence of	3
put them into a	3
therein be subscribed by	3
of his royal grace	3
manners and disposition of	3
up the main river	3
care for the building	3
shall hereby be exempted	3
is publickly and solemnly	3
officer thereunto authorized by	3
of a county palatine	3
terms of admittance and	3
any person subscribing the	3
each landgrave shall have	3
or any part of	3
court shall consist of	3
it be by laying	3
of original in huntington	3
shall not be esteemed	3
a member of some	3
this our present charter	3
and not in capite	3
by virtue of these	3
of members for the	3
to the next heir	3
of the seven surviving	3
agreeing in any religion	3
but be in all	3
to receive publick maintenance	3
another for his speculative	3
distinguish it from others	3
be sufficiently planted and	3
as the auspice of	3
guardian shall have power	3
to put them to	3
by the industry of	3
daily enlarge that colony	3
a description of the	3
parliament in these intervals	3
hereby be exempted from	3
shall be capable of	3
constitutions of that colony	3
hatred of the professors	3
upon the decease of	3
and will be true	3
alone shall be allowed	3
our realm of england	3
more persons agreeing in	3
dated in the said	3
into any of our	3
of the government or	3
or protection of the	3
power will defend them	3
to constitute and appoint	3
and three others of	3
of the freemen of	3
erecting a numerous democracy	3
the first thing that	3
that it may answer	3
by a jury of	3
county palatine of durham	3
said earl of clarendon	3
the due election of	3
who shall have the	3
to be a freeman	3
that we may avoid	3
the setting of the	3
a book kept for	3
september every two years	3
or which is better	3
rich commodities there plentifully	3
healthfulness of the air	3
observing and performing the	3
layd upon the ground	3
and viewed the land	3
in the same state	3
same town or place	3
if there shall be	3
for the freeholders of	3
publick maintenance of divines	3
of the planters that	3
allowed to receive publick	3
admittance and communion with	3
before the precinct register	3
of communion of every	3
any but the chief	3
any estate or habitation	3
sayl from spikes bay	3
and temperature of the	3
the same state and	3
which the palatine and	3
the most binding ways	3
do promise to bear	3
or in fee tayle	3
book kept for that	3
due election of members	3
in america or elsewhere	3
by engaging them in	3
the year of our	3
the other to the	3
the county palatine of	3
promise to bear faith	3
of any place of	3
shall be written in	3
settlement of the government	3
one ounce of seed	3
church or profession any	3
external way whereby they	3
be a freeman of	3
that they the said	3
full and free license	3
five hundred acres apiece	3
by all the members	3
faith and true allegiance	3
province is a part	3
for the biennial parliament	3
to pardon all offences	3
and the publick maintenance	3
this province is a	3
charters granted by king	3
they shall carry or	3
and flourish by the	3
no person above seventeen	3
directed to some particular	3
disposition of the natives	3
their terms of communion	3
brought to assent to	3
they last met in	3
anthony long and peter	3
god is publickly to	3
the hatred of the	3
the north end of	3
as in the church	3
terms of communion of	3
member of some church	3
which if they are	3
usefulness of those rich	3
publick register of the	3
shall be and remain	3
of any proprietor shall	3
the publick register of	3
much encrease and flourish	3
shall in their terms	3
opinion or religion soever	3
five or six leagues	3
and maintain the government	3
five members of the	3
and that god is	3
such person or persons	3
account of the nature	3
duty of every man	3
of them shall think	3
especially the south part	3
of what church or	3
that daily enlarge that	3
nominate and appoint port	3
and thereof be as	3
in the year of	3
act or order of	3
and it will not	3
consent of the palatine	3
members as any freeman	3
and being within our	3
it alone shall be	3
no agreement or assembly	3
the river with our	3
the sides of the	3
of the present state	3
acted without the presence	3
three others of the	3
of all publick treasure	3
you shall have six	3
large and ample as	3
or his name being	3
boats and other vessels	3
presented as the auspice	3
the usuall way of	3
of course be his	3
be capable of any	3
of all those excellencies	3
the natural excellencies thereof	3
utmost power will defend	3
at the latter end	3
two charters granted by	3
cease to be a	3
be written in a	3
chosen by the freeholders	3
at the signe of	3
be brought to assent	3
which i shall refer	3
signiories or baronies thereunto	3
for slaves as well	3
and successors do give	3
to the eldest daughter	3
and councell of state	3
to make use of	3
any to the truth	3
and distributed into fit	3
the oaths and articles	3
the land of their	3
presence and consent of	3
profession shall in their	3
and appoint his deputy	3
employed in the exercise	3
confirm unto the said	3
or returning from thence	3
have absolute power and	3
sit in the town	3
by land or by	3
and if any other	3
or profession any of	3
speculative opinions in religion	3
or order of parliament	3
lords proprietors with equality	3
be of what church	3
hundred acres of land	3
that which is most	3
the interest of the	3
terms of communion in	3
in the church of	3
to put it in	3
whatsoever else is remarkable	3
the certain way of	3
or the greater part	3
to have any estate	3
other things in the	3
slaves as well as	3
and with my utmost	3
performing the abovesaid rules	3
shall constitute a church	3
any five members of	3
granted by the parliament	3
came to a place	3
pleasantness of the place	3
bear faith and true	3
persons agreeing in any	3
otherwise than as in	3
what pretence soever of	3
ample as the county	3
ways that can be	3
commoners of the grand	3
excellent island of roanoak	3
that the said edward	3
by the clerk of	3
the charge of the	3
distributed into fit divisions	3
the religion of any	3
a relation of a	3
or any part or	3
both civil and criminal	3
the souls of all	3
constitutions in this form	3
we do oblige our	3
be accounted a church	3
first and last fundamental	3
not observing and performing	3
with my utmost power	3
freely and quietly have	3
or more persons agreeing	3
each church or profession	3
establishing the interest of	3
the terms of admittance	3
shall have absolute power	3
made on the coast	3
be made most agreeable	3
made a member of	3
any of the said	3
this following form of	3
and of a more	3
the signe of the	3
made good unto them	3
permitted to be a	3
the whole province shall	3
as well as the	3
of the northern latitude	3
called by those that	3
the town they last	3
river with our ship	3
election of members for	3
in a book kept	3
certain way of disturbing	3
under which we live	3
there is a god	3
any person striking out	3
and for every woman	3
of every church or	3
proprietor or his deputy	3
together with proposals made	3
any officer thereunto authorized	3
out his own name	3
of the government of	3
whether it be by	3
no lesse excellent island	3
monday of the month	3
will be true and	3
in such things as	3
equall with the first	3
or any other thing	3
the said earl of	3
as much as in	3
first monday of the	3
by the commissioners of	3
parliament shall be assembled	3
comes to be sufficiently	3
to this court shall	3
first tuesday in september	3
or cassique shall be	3
the meanes of raysing	3
by these fundamental constitutions	3
share in the profit	3
the landgraves of the	3
shall become the first	3
from that civil dominion	3
to take care for	3
conversion of any to	3
have a negative upon	3
month of november every	3
it shall belong to	3
both sides the river	3
that are to sit	3
written in a book	3
and condition he was	3
condition he was in	3
meanes of raysing infinite	3
the same town or	3
them directed to some	3
of that church or	3
of some church or	3
dayes at the longest	3
that virginia is parallell	3
at such a season	3
and that all and	3
made by the commissioners	3
as shall become the	3
is in any part	3
proposals made by the	3
of what opinion or	3
agreed to this following	3
a discovery lately made	3
appoint some other place	3
place for their meeting	3
which shall be in	3
iid to the proprietors	3
interest of the lords	3
to the adventurers and	3
and true allegiance to	3
two or three leagues	3
no lesse excellent isle	3
land or by sea	3
and no lesse excellent	3
shall be dated in	3
by any officer thereunto	3
charity obliges us to	3
may be brought to	3
to meet at any	3
indians came on board	3
of the grape to	3
in their terms of	3
and authority over his	3
his royal grace and	3
be allowed to receive	3
rule of government of	3
shall have any benefit	3
to the quality of	3
and by this our	3
year of our reign	3
publickly and solemnly to	3
for his speculative opinions	3
shall be the hereditary	3
raysing infinite profits to	3
nothing in any man	3
commodities there plentifully abounding	3
that all and singular	3
by the publick register	3
and performing the abovesaid	3
sovereign lord the king	3
take care for the	3
the nature and temperature	3
a large quantity of	3
witness a truth as	3
be in all other	3
and whatsoever else is	3
be by laying hands	3
of government of carolina	3
the freemen of the	3
the government of the	3
parliament but one after	3
and that by a	3
first thing that shall	3
his guardian shall have	3
first setlers on the	3
the remedy is to	3
to the parliament to	3
those members that are	3
to wish well to	3
industry of the planters	3
be as fully members	3
the commissioners of the	3
the healthfulness of the	3
as the court shall	3
of any church or	3
one of the english	3
shall be allowed to	3
protection of the law	3
the lords proprietors with	3
must be so close	3
might be brought to	3
and communion with any	3
shall be thereby made	3
a member of that	3
may from time to	3
and the natural excellencies	3
to all to whom	3
in the town they	3
no man shall use	3
else is remarkable therein	3
therefore it alone shall	3
man shall use any	3
and religion ought to	3
for the better settlement	3
shall be a parliament	3
to this following form	3
out of any religious	3
form and rule of	3
a rich and never	3
that it is lawful	3
be assembled the first	3
the production of so	3
but one after such	3
the month of november	3
to make elections of	3
we may avoid erecting	3
shall carry or send	3
being within our dominions	3
the fluxe of the	3
in any court of	3
agreement or assembly of	3
his admittance into any	3
descend to the eldest	3
to an anchor in	3
are limited by these	3
cast into the vessell	3
any of them shall	3
they last sat in	3
to be chosen by	3
virtue of these presents	3
place of profit or	3
quantity and quality of	3
counties to be planted	3
of the month of	3
communion set down the	3
and in other places	3
proprietors of the province	3
to dispose of all	3
royal grace and bounty	3
or kissing the bible	3
with proposals made by	3
or provided to the	3
agreeable to the laws	3
of a parliament in	3
ten acres of land	3
in free and common	3
to make wine of	3
state and condition he	3
lesse excellent isle of	3
the manners and disposition	3
and lords proprietors of	3
the blessing of the	3
communion with any church	3
which no agreement or	3
fundamental constitutions in this	3
not acknowledge a god	3
will be sure to	3
original in huntington library	3
exempted from that civil	3
with the increase of	3
lawful for slaves as	3
to our soveraign lord	3
all other things in	3
parliament to take care	3
which this province is	3
to him or them	3
a larger proportion of	3
to be in a	3
and that every church	3
to take off all	3
opening of every parliament	3
shall be accounted a	3
which set sayl from	3
or assembly of men	3
except in such things	3
humbly presented as the	3
an account of the	3
acres of land for	3
of communion in the	3
as large and ample	3
as in the presence	3
a truth as in	3
church or profession respectively	3
be kept by the	3
benefit or protection of	3
any other of the	3
but kept very cleane	3
shall pay to the	3
west in a direct	3
limited by these fundamental	3
having his name recorded	3
souls of all men	3
authorized by each church	3
receive publick maintenance by	3
encrease and flourish by	3
court to assemble them	3
in respect of his	3
freeman of carolina shall	3
or molest any religious	3
and now and then	3
minority of any proprietor	3
that every church or	3
the rest of our	3
which we do oblige	3
by each church or	3
degrees of the northern	3
his speculative opinions in	3
to the parliament of	3
opulent provinces of the	3
and last fundamental constitutions	3
and if there shall	3
the conversion of any	3
ought to be the	3
be subscribed by all	3
and usefulness of those	3
these following shall be	3
to every person that	3
implanting of mulberry trees	3
order to the due	3
avoid erecting a numerous	3
new parliament shall be	3
all the westerne world	3
your friend and servant	3
reading of these fundamental	3
the presence of god	3
of all the indians	3
most binding ways that	3
better settlement of the	3
deputy of any proprietor	3
or vote in the	3
forty acres of land	3
thing that shall be	3
power to constitute and	3
of them in such	3
the middle of the	3
agreeable to the monarchy	3
the southerne parts of	3
of admittance and communion	3
have thought fit to	3
the reading of these	3
and rule of government	3
to meet the first	3
religion ought to alter	3
as well as others	3
lords proprietors of carolina	3
of which this province	3
freeholders of the colony	3
communion of every church	3
daughter and her heirs	3
of the nature and	3
the hereditary nobility of	3
things as are limited	3
other place for their	3
person at his admittance	3
nor is there any	3
by the said recited	3
set sayl from spikes	3
lords proprietors shall be	3
may avoid erecting a	3
of a discovery lately	3
at such time and	3
be punished as other	3
and any five members	3
the fourth part of	3
be in the year	3
fundamental constitutions of that	3
in manner as aforesaid	3
not be esteemed as	3
authority over his negro	3
quarts of new wine	3
or by holding up	3
government according to this	3
acre of vines in	3
and establishing the interest	3
yet no slave shall	3
discovery lately made on	3
or be capable of	3
that civil dominion his	3
dispose of all publick	3
engaging them in quarrels	3
so also of carolina	3
and after the first	3
and was set forth	3
in quantity and quality	3
our hands and seals	3
shall be acted without	3
disturb or molest any	3
members for the biennial	3
any place of profit	3
hereditary nobility of the	3
and ample as the	3
that by a jury	3
power and authority over	3
with the first and	3
and be of what	3
granted to the lords	3
not a member of	3
he was in before	3
having out of his	3
meet at any other	3
that church or profession	3
following form of government	3
shall have a negative	3
subscribing the terms of	3
advantage and usefulness of	3
and as far as	3
by grant of parliament	3
and therein be subscribed	3
god is publickly and	3
money granted by the	3
consisting of the proprietors	3
thereunto called by those	3
profits to the adventurers	3
of rich silver mines	3
what church or profession	3
what opinion or religion	3
or habitation within it	3
shall be registred in	3
to be a member	3
shall be permitted to	3
unto which we do	3
to dispose of the	3
be lawful for slaves	3
richly and experimentally valued	3
admittance into any office	3
it will not bee	3
may be made most	3
to assemble them in	3
of those rich commodities	3
tuesday in september every	3
and solemnly to be	3
binding ways that can	3
not else at present	3
the propagation of the	3
shall have any power	3
striking out his own	3
without the presence and	3
walke hand in hand	3
whatsoever landgrave or cassique	3
in the same town	3
liberty and license to	3
every freeman of carolina	3
which they shall give	3
the most of them	3
civil estate or right	3
quality of the soyle	3
being the certain way	3
of any to the	3
spanish captain at st	3
excepting money granted by	3
that shall be done	3
planted and distributed into	3
persons as shall become	3
wherein nothing shall be	3
a parliament in these	3
way of disturbing the	3
negative upon all acts	3
on wednesday the th	3
of any other of	3
but yet no slave	3
with any church or	3
palatine and lords proprietors	3
the clerk of the	3
alter nothing in any	3
constitute a church or	3
fully members as any	3
be employed in the	3
year of our lord	3
is publickly to be	3
during the same session	3
in the terms of	3
witness our hands and	3
to the souls of	3
down the external way	3
be dated in the	3
of any part of	3
the present state of	3
pretence soever of religion	3
or tract of ground	3
latta text and markup	3
shall meet and sit	3
the place where they	3
as fully members as	3
november every second year	3
at the opening of	3
those rich commodities there	3
whilst the deputator is	3
a negative upon all	3
as that of virginia	3
mystery of the silke	3
in the quality of	3
up the river with	3
with a letter to	3
be acted without the	3
the no lesse excellent	3
to alter nothing in	3
member of the said	3
whereby they witness a	3
religion of any church	3
for any criminal cause	3
clerk of the parliament	3
solemnly to be worshipped	3
some church or profession	3
thereby made a member	3
things in the same	3
to us with their	3
nothing shall be acted	3
slave shall hereby be	3
some particular publick use	3
shall by sufficient notice	3
in six or seven	3
that being the certain	3
is so also of	3
way whereby they witness	3
publick maintenance by grant	3
more especially the south	3
vote in the parliament	3
in september every two	3
in all other things	3
members that are to	3
then that which is	3
that in one onely	3
his way of worship	3
kept for that purpose	3
that they are not	3
in the said book	3
charles iid to the	3
member of that church	3
we proceeded down the	3
to the due election	3
provided to the contrary	3
that we have seen	3
accounted a church or	3
out by any officer	3
proprietor in whose court	3
italy can pretend to	3
relating the meanes of	3
maintain the government according	3
shall give some name	3
monarchy under which we	3
publickly to be worshipped	3
the adventurers and planters	3
far as we could	3
molest any religious assembly	3
shall each of them	3
the government may be	3
or be any ways	3
civil dominion his master	3
them shall think best	3
to bear faith and	3
they shall give some	3
belong to the parliament	3
bear witness to truth	3
assembled the first monday	3
the first monday of	3
on monday the th	3
by laying hands on	3
being thereunto called by	3
no slave shall hereby	3
all those staples which	3
the two charters granted	3
the deputator is in	3
the place of their	3
subscribe the oaths and	3
present state of that	3
following shall be three	3
the north of virginia	3
wish well to the	3
person subscribing the terms	3
occasion of a parliament	3
struck out by any	3
his heirs and successors	3
the better settlement of	3
shall be the reading	3
and sit in the	3
punished as other riots	3
according to the church	3
against the religion of	3
charter granted by king	3
by holding up the	3
much of your power	3
proprietor shall have any	3
or to have any	3
any proprietor shall have	3
kept by the publick	3
by those that govern	3
for the building of	3
person above seventeen years	3
be permitted to be	3
be the reading of	3
make elections of all	3
since charity obliges us	3
shall cease to be	3
and at such time	3
and confirm unto the	3
was set forth by	3
if your necessity will	3
the first and last	3
view of the land	3
or profession shall in	3
out of his royal	3
thing to the contrary	3
register of the precinct	3
not layd upon the	3
the exercise of religion	3
of the professors and	3
of raysing infinite profits	3
ought to alter nothing	3
name being struck out	3
subscribed by all the	3
meet and sit in	3
such things as are	3
or his way of	3
and be punished as	3
both sides of the	3
to distinguish it from	3
person striking out his	3
carolina shall have absolute	3
one of the most	3
whole province shall be	3
have agreed to this	3
nature and temperature of	3
shall be kept by	3
production of so many	3
shall disturb or molest	3
the members then present	3
as if it had	3
at his admittance into	3
the twelve first counties	3
at the first inspection	3
same state and condition	3
flourish by the industry	3
thereunto authorized by each	3
course be his deputy	3
the planters that daily	3
and of which this	3
capable of any place	3
be thereby made a	3
the minority of any	3
if it be not	3
by and with the	3
profession any of them	3
true allegiance to our	3
the professors and that	3
is not a member	3
true and faithful to	2
their gardens upon nothing	2
for the due execution	2
the grand council also	2
beene delivered of balsomes	2
to those of brescia	2
patronage and avowsons of	2
and to a great	2
it will be therefore	2
after the feast of	2
of this by a	2
after having delivered all	2
chuse for deputy any	2
this to whom virginia	2
any but to god	2
same mannors to have	2
be reasonable and not	2
not chuse a landgrave	2
a more particular care	2
and all other offences	2
on any part of	2
the northerne parts of	2
duly and faithfully observed	2
so many millions of	2
that so little a	2
the brain are legitimate	2
which being the only	2
limited to one part	2
more wealthy and powerful	2
off the silke from	2
such an irradicable fertility	2
after the mode of	2
to be granted that	2
lodge built for them	2
such a vast proportion	2
to the publick commerce	2
saving also to us	2
fertile and convenient a	2
defended from the incursions	2
chuse those members that	2
that the countrey is	2
any time in fresh	2
have any great occasion	2
that dearths are never	2
a more extraordinary diligence	2
it selfe where they	2
any interruption to tillage	2
that meanes dispersed over	2
the noble right hand	2
them for every man	2
cypresse trees that may	2
of delight in that	2
of silke be a	2
if no councellor consent	2
but that which turnes	2
successively shall be proprietors	2
wanting either in materialls	2
natives of that countrey	2
for making rivers navigable	2
in all sorts of	2
shall spinne for carolana	2
by their order to	2
are to sit the	2
apprehended if wee consider	2
being all over a	2
indeed of all other	2
use as the old	2
prohibited by the laws	2
consisting of the palatine	2
gardens in england seen	2
into the least of	2
infection of the common	2
and office of a	2
is so incomparably fruitfull	2
to adde further to	2
shall during his presence	2
same shall be erected	2
from the mannor court	2
oftentimes dealing after the	2
way come to be	2
out of the common	2
thousand acres in one	2
with as large titles	2
the heart and strengthned	2
the remaining eight shall	2
delights of the countrey	2
casts his auspicious beames	2
your foot can hardly	2
thursday the th instant	2
shall have the same	2
of their pension of	2
the incomparable virgin hath	2
all those under him	2
to the prejudice of	2
any other kind or	2
shall be called marshals	2
much larger and stronger	2
should bee derived to	2
different opinions concerning matters	2
rich commodities with the	2
able persons i shall	2
without appeal from him	2
gives them an equallity	2
affronts offered to those	2
to be found within	2
consideration to compare the	2
preserved by nature out	2
and intention of those	2
may quickly put us	2
too full of providence	2
pence the bushell for	2
to show to the	2
your honours approbation and	2
above example countrey to	2
collonies or dominions in	2
the well feeding at	2
wherby you shall see	2
shall only suppose it	2
consultations drawne to a	2
such a regular order	2
what sort of causes	2
not actually taken up	2
no man should despaire	2
on land and water	2
take from our abundance	2
is like to be	2
doubt vomit his fury	2
wee adde the cooperation	2
war one against the	2
one shilling per week	2
in his possession at	2
of a desperate condition	2
am enclined by severall	2
or sent disturbe the	2
which when cleared your	2
oftner as either they	2
these a thousand transported	2
yeare with the last	2
and be accompted from	2
which if transplanted might	2
can china glory in	2
objection why this countrey	2
to give publick information	2
solely proper to italy	2
not by the election	2
since not seldome they	2
the ocean especially the	2
monument out of his	2
wee shall oppose the	2
as any we have	2
to adde something to	2
proprietors to all such	2
is parallell in neerenesse	2
that one man in	2
carry a little horne	2
perfection no other nation	2
it be guilty of	2
will disburthen this nation	2
which the curiosity of	2
which will runne out	2
and authority to make	2
or five and twenty	2
may bee ungratefull to	2
place where the english	2
garlands of roses and	2
his most benificiall staple	2
conference and disputation with	2
him apply himselfe with	2
shall meet the first	2
to admiration increase the	2
whereas the condition of	2
whereof great plenty in	2
wee may finde timber	2
the excellency of transplantation	2
to twenty and upwards	2
object it were of	2
for a small reward	2
with all just respects	2
that one poore low	2
be hired to assist	2
the spaniard hath found	2
consider some of the	2
to direct what sort	2
whatever concerns the making	2
to instruct us in	2
had a substantiall and	2
of those victories till	2
the mulberry shooting forth	2
make use of her	2
without any privity or	2
of twelve thousand acres	2
in boring of them	2
the brightnesse and variety	2
things as should employ	2
private memoriall to particulars	2
and by an ingenious	2
the rest shall be	2
for which they serve	2
honours eye of indulgence	2
these designements must be	2
in stead of tile	2
twenty years old in	2
in the court in	2
to partake in the	2
no man so imployed	2
if you anoynt and	2
aime and intention of	2
and eight foot at	2
were vomit out of	2
shall seem most convenient	2
we are forced to	2
be sufficient to feed	2
share in the delicacies	2
eastward into the sea	2
successors of this our	2
as shall be erected	2
adde a very considerable	2
what ever is not	2
would find fish of	2
not only to disburden	2
they laboured with their	2
being abundantly to be	2
shall come as itinerant	2
lesse expences be transported	2
to be transported or	2
world was vigorous and	2
of the east indies	2
yet leaves a latitude	2
nor have we any	2
the said bounds and	2
part of all the	2
even they laboured with	2
as far as new	2
to the adventurer foure	2
often as need shall	2
which we call the	2
direct it selfe where	2
performance of this hath	2
the fifteenth year of	2
and had this beene	2
and only waits for	2
south thereof in admirable	2
each birth or death	2
it all along as	2
not before a precinct	2
go to a certaine	2
any the ports of	2
incredulity of your owne	2
should have never so	2
and the adorning magnificent	2
accustomed to a regular	2
mannors be taken up	2
south of the excellent	2
this incomparable soyle the	2
and profit proposed to	2
a most signall foundation	2
and wee justly entertaine	2
of things suffer a	2
to any but to	2
may easily be prevented	2
or misintelligence betwixt us	2
the english wheat with	2
second in these most	2
to their health meerely	2
customes for exportation thereof	2
these in their voyages	2
it a blessed object	2
in force but until	2
is but lost that	2
degree of as plentifull	2
to export and carry	2
accustomed and assigned to	2
selfe where they plant	2
wee consider the parallell	2
then extraordinary successe and	2
the time for the	2
landgraves as there are	2
found out and tooke	2
the whole nation be	2
a degree of as	2
instance an example of	2
plenty without the sweat	2
narrownesse of abilities and	2
let it therefore be	2
timber to erect their	2
but an acceptable ground	2
of the countrey they	2
the due number of	2
is not unworthy of	2
invincible sloth doth not	2
that this discovery of	2
to obscure and perplex	2
and by a thicke	2
have opportunity of killing	2
this noble mystery is	2
royal fishes in the	2
only for the men	2
of what kind soever	2
which phisitians could give	2
prosperity then the mother	2
be determined by the	2
publick good of the	2
and the next yeare	2
of the more inconsiderable	2
with those nations where	2
sold at his shop	2
the digression upon this	2
john cabot at the	2
such mischances to nature	2
of diseases and famine	2
the shore of china	2
and if they could	2
a food excellently delicious	2
if wee should deny	2
directing hundreds under him	2
faithful people of us	2
such a generall concordance	2
and their will and	2
relate to our future	2
and without doubt the	2
also his beds and	2
of any the said	2
bee attempted at the	2
resentment of such a	2
be sold by mrs	2
be secure from want	2
in the south thereof	2
nation of many indigent	2
be yet timerous of	2
have already hinted on	2
collecting the juce thereof	2
yet t is a	2
security it will be	2
a long train of	2
is unquestionably a staple	2
prove better then madder	2
after it hath contributed	2
then whatever the european	2
which if not prevented	2
and the sole meanes	2
colony will be beneficially	2
to any particular publick	2
forth later then all	2
the sunne honours with	2
commodiousnesse of chamber feeding	2
sets out his trees	2
more opulent kingdomes of	2
the plankes of walnut	2
not using her bounty	2
from whence the same	2
they were all in	2
have given a brave	2
with the payment of	2
several goods and commodities	2
fall to worke upon	2
have a gratefull returne	2
they overcome difficulties of	2
warme sunbeames to concoct	2
devolution of any landgraveship	2
by naturall reason and	2
vends silke in such	2
weather in fishing season	2
mannors to which they	2
he is little conversant	2
persons the assistant was	2
body of iliads and	2
and now like the	2
be transported into england	2
of the same latitude	2
it might be very	2
to cut out some	2
from a rich grape	2
unquestionably a staple which	2
make us not ingratefull	2
belongs all invasions of	2
growth and increase of	2
it must not bee	2
yeeld the laurell of	2
but to feede them	2
in that countrey is	2
to the proportions in	2
shall have more than	2