quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	63
of his majesties grace	28
proclamation of his majesties	28
to the inhabitants of	28
inhabitants of his county	28
the inhabitants of his	28
a proclamation of his	28
of his county of	28
given at our court	27
at our court at	24
encoded edition of the	19
the work described above	19
text can be copied	19
keyboarded and encoded edition	19
and markup reviewed and	19
the early english books	19
iv tiff page image	19
to the early english	19
images scanned from microfilm	19
edition of the work	19
financial support to the	19
books online text creation	19
the institutions providing financial	19
the terms of creative	19
described above is co	19
english books online text	19
phase i text is	19
for keying and markup	19
terms of creative commons	19
this phase i text	19
tcp assigned for keying	19
and coded from proquest	19
i text is available	19
markup reviewed and edited	19
and encoded edition of	19
owned by the institutions	19
work described above is	19
according to the terms	19
coded from proquest page	19
by the institutions providing	19
from proquest page images	19
support to the early	19
the text can be	19
this keyboarded and encoded	19
to the terms of	19
providing financial support to	19
institutions providing financial support	19
encoded text transcribed from	19
online text creation partnership	19
even for commercial purposes	19
text is available for	19
of the work described	19
is available for reuse	19
all without asking permission	19
keyed and coded from	19
text and markup reviewed	19
assigned for keying and	19
estc r this keyboarded	16
of the original in	16
r this keyboarded and	16
the original in the	16
reproduction of the original	16
and pardon to the	15
global keyed and coded	15
spi global keyed and	15
pardon to the inhabitants	15
in the eighteenth yeare	14
yeare of our reigne	14
god save the king	14
the eighteenth yeare of	14
eighteenth yeare of our	14
and linguistically annotated with	13
this text has not	13
enriched version of the	13
the text the author	13
text has been tokenized	13
format that preserves archaic	13
version of the tcp	13
changes and metadata enrichments	13
textual changes and metadata	13
tokenized and linguistically annotated	13
the text more computationally	13
text in a standardized	13
text more computationally tractable	13
making the text more	13
tcp digital transcription a	13
collaborative curation by amateur	13
metadata enrichments aim at	13
standardized format that preserves	13
amateur and professional end	13
many walks of life	13
transcription a of text	13
author or stationer meant	13
the english short title	13
has not been fully	13
standard spellings that support	13
this text is an	13
the tcp digital transcription	13
at making the text	13
by amateur and professional	13
in the british library	13
in a standardized format	13
aim at restoring the	13
not been fully proofread	13
that preserves archaic forms	13
the annotation includes standard	13
spellings that support the	13
a text in a	13
in the english short	13
professional end users from	13
aim at making the	13
from many walks of	13
and metadata enrichments aim	13
text the author or	13
the display of a	13
been tokenized and linguistically	13
end users from many	13
original in the british	13
or stationer meant to	13
stationer meant to publish	13
the author or stationer	13
changes aim at restoring	13
a standardized format that	13
an enriched version of	13
and professional end users	13
has been tokenized and	13
the text has been	13
and suitable for network	13
text is an enriched	13
english short title catalog	13
text has not been	13
restoring the text the	13
is an enriched version	13
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	13
at restoring the text	13
support the display of	13
been fully proofread approx	13
that support the display	13
users from many walks	13
display of a text	13
curation by amateur and	13
enrichments aim at making	13
of a text in	13
digital transcription a of	13
textual changes aim at	13
based collaborative curation by	13
includes standard spellings that	13
of the tcp digital	13
annotation includes standard spellings	13
a of text r	12
of text r in	12
from vs under our	12
vs under our hand	12
authority derived from vs	12
derived from vs under	12
characters represented either as	12
r in the english	12
the lords and commons	12
text r in the	12
without authority derived from	12
represented either as utf	12
defects that were recorded	11
the time of transcription	11
a this text has	11
were recorded as gap	11
has no known defects	11
text has no known	11
this text has no	11
at the time of	11
mona logarbo sampled and	11
of that our county	11
recorded as gap elements	11
blazon or coat of	11
as gap elements at	11
elements at the time	11
mona logarbo text and	11
gap elements at the	11
no known defects that	11
that were recorded as	11
logarbo sampled and proofread	11
logarbo text and markup	11
known defects that were	11
or coat of arms	11
no by the king	10
honi soit qvi mal	10
his majesties gracious pardon	10
royal blazon or coat	10
all our loving subjects	10
civilwar no by the	10
a wing c thomason	10
soit qvi mal y	10
mo a wing c	10
qvi mal y pense	10
make any leavies in	10
y pense royal blazon	9
pense royal blazon or	9
mal y pense royal	9
in rebellion against vs	9
publishing of this our	9
sovereign a this text	9
of this our proclamation	9
the kings most excellent	9
the publishing of this	9
now in rebellion against	9
to the rebells now	8
offer of pardon to	8
all such as shall	8
our declaration of the	8
the rebells now in	8
shall not extend to	8
lords and commons assembled	8
and commons assembled in	8
hereby publish and declare	8
of pardon to the	8
in our declaration of	8
all such as have	8
and we doe therefore	8
of the lords and	8
pardon to the rebells	8
of a pretended ordinance	7
robert earle of essex	7
to assist the said	7
into any oath of	7
very many of our	7
pleased to attribute the	7
this our grace shall	7
one thousand six hundred	7
crimes and offences of	7
led them into these	7
hereby offer our free	7
our county have not	7
may proceed accordingly at	7
crime of a very	7
that our county have	7
therefore hereby offer our	7
offences of our said	7
of the army now	7
the power and faction	7
opposing vs and our	7
any of the persons	7
majesties most gracious and	7
all the inhabitants of	7
doe hereby publish and	7
any oath of association	7
our said subjects of	7
our grace shall not	7
to the power and	7
not extend to any	7
to the kings most	7
before the publishing of	7
of undutifullnesse and disloyalty	7
of our said subjects	7
but we must and	7
after the publishing this	7
of our said county	7
which we give them	7
of the persons excepted	7
false informations compelled and	7
county have not only	7
importunity of severall ill	7
actions of undutifullnesse and	7
we doe therefore hereby	7
person disaffected to vs	7
persons in our county	7
this our proclamation shall	7
who after the publishing	7
said army of rebells	7
coat of arms by	7
to exercise the militia	7
that they may proceed	7
they may proceed accordingly	7
of a very high	7
extend to any person	7
shall be esteemed by	7
of which we give	7
and offences of our	7
as an enemy to	7
proclamation shall presume by	7
arms by the king	7
royal seal at head	7
into these actions of	7
entertaine any of the	7
shall presume by loane	7
of arms by the	7
and importunity of severall	7
of association for opposing	7
and against our consent	7
and seditious persons in	7
to enter into any	7
a very high nature	7
power and faction of	7
our said county of	7
by loane or contribution	7
association for opposing vs	7
the army now in	7
accordingly receive condigne punishment	7
to assemble and muster	7
these actions of undutifullnesse	7
attribute the crimes and	7
be guilty of the	7
the persons excepted in	7
whereas we have taken	7
the maintenance of the	7
and faction of their	7
we would strictly enquire	7
we must and doe	7
seal at head of	7
a crime of a	7
his majesties most gracious	7
assemble and muster themselves	7
and every of them	7
for opposing vs and	7
that this our grace	7
to the religion and	7
undutifullnesse and disloyalty towards	7
presume by loane or	7
we give them timely	7
and led them into	7
made contributions of plate	7
towards the maintenance of	7
and false informations compelled	7
the said army of	7
compelled and led them	7
the publishing this our	7
or of either of	7
we doe hereby publish	7
the crimes and offences	7
without and against our	7
informations compelled and led	7
our court at oxford	7
or entertaine any of	7
inhabitants of our said	7
faction of their seducers	7
assist the said army	7
and to the religion	7
must and doe declare	7
we have taken notice	7
the inhabitants of our	7
engraving of royal seal	7
our proclamation shall presume	7
that by the malice	7
army now in rebellion	7
kings most excellent majesty	7
or any of them	7
vs and our army	7
for all offences concerning	7
shall accordingly receive condigne	7
maintenance of the army	7
enter into any oath	7
and disloyalty towards vs	7
doe therefore hereby offer	7
an enemy to the	7
of either of them	7
if we would strictly	7
but have made contributions	7
armes without authority derived	7
of royal seal at	7
said subjects of that	7
drawne to exercise the	7
seditious persons in our	7
oath of association for	7
grace shall not extend	7
with engraving of royal	7
accordingly at their perills	7
a person disaffected to	7
at head of document	7
publishing this our proclamation	7
affected and seditious persons	7
proceed accordingly at their	7
give them timely notice	7
would strictly enquire thereinto	7
have made contributions of	7
and shall accordingly receive	7
in our county of	7
them into these actions	7
all offences concerning the	7
to attribute the crimes	7
in english were prioritized	6
illegibles were encoded as	6
chose to create diplomatic	6
have been transformed into	6
filling in of gaps	6
or elements to simplify	6
by university of nebraska	6
are graciously pleased to	6
on the new cambridge	6
stirrers of sedition against	6
of known extent have	6
image sets were sent	6
characters marked as illegible	6
characters or elements to	6
bibliography of english literature	6
transformed into placeholder characters	6
looked at by a	6
the overall quality of	6
qa standards were returned	6
be aware of the	6
all likelihood such instances	6
or later edition of	6
known extent have been	6
the premises committed against	6
take and use these	6
creating the tcp texts	6
or tei g elements	6
text was proofread for	6
restraints of time and	6
illegible were corrected where	6
included and sometimes a	6
are eligible for inclusion	6
be marked as illegible	6
published between and available	6
into the public domain	6
of sedition against vs	6
likelihood such instances will	6
shall proceed according to	6
were encoded as gap	6
processes should make clear	6
text with mnemonic sdata	6
works in other languages	6
were sent to external	6
rules of the law	6
and stirrers of sedition	6
any assumptions that can	6
to create accurately transcribed	6
been drawne to exercise	6
and therefore chose to	6
over a wide variety	6
remain and some readable	6
during phase of the	6
use these texts for	6
at by a tcp	6
errors will remain and	6
extent have been transformed	6
created during phase of	6
the publisher proquest to	6
was based on the	6
their early english books	6
their works are eligible	6
then carried out by	6
majesties gracious pardon and	6
proofread for accuracy and	6
all our officers and	6
created by converting tcp	6
our free and gracious	6
to tei p using	6
us as an enemy	6
editorial teams in oxford	6
have not only been	6
usual project restraints of	6
project restraints of time	6
whichever is the greater	6
can now take and	6
the image sets published	6
if there was a	6
is given to their	6
notably latin and welsh	6
wide variety of subject	6
sets published by proquest	6
changes to facilitate morpho	6
assurance was then carried	6
is a partnership between	6
cambridge bibliography of english	6
by editorial teams in	6
and markup guidelines are	6
of michigan and oxford	6
proquest to create accurately	6
available at the text	6
apprehend and cause to	6
and characters marked as	6
image sets published by	6
should make clear that	6
that due credit and	6
the project have been	6
be kept in safe	6
meet qa standards were	6
large quantities of textual	6
was then carried out	6
then their works are	6
based on the image	6
to encode one copy	6
for accuracy and those	6
although there are a	6
are available at the	6
data within the usual	6
on the image sets	6
the text creation partnership	6
are a number of	6
process of creating the	6
simplify the filling in	6
and cause to be	6
encoding based on the	6
to range over a	6
elements of known extent	6
now take and use	6
and therefore of any	6
converting tcp files to	6
editions of a works	6
c r honi soit	6
at the text creation	6
accordance with level of	6
published by proquest via	6
of time and funding	6
of every monographic english	6
universities of michigan and	6
the universities of michigan	6
of the texts have	6
structural encoding based on	6
will never have been	6
project was divided into	6
vs before the publishing	6
print record of the	6
the fifteenth day of	6
and use these texts	6
therefore chose to create	6
corrected where possible up	6
or text strings within	6
external keying companies for	6
of gaps by user	6
given to their original	6
to page images in	6
a number of works	6
should be aware of	6
year of our reign	6
characters will be marked	6
was a compelling reason	6
texts were encoded and	6
the print record of	6
shall hence forward be	6
concerning the premises committed	6
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domain as of january	6
anyone can now take	6
a work was chosen	6
later edition of a	6
the filling in of	6
into placeholder characters or	6
quality assurance was then	6
proclamation concerning his majesties	6
understanding these processes should	6
oxford and the publisher	6
whosoever shall hence forward	6
where possible up to	6
textual data within the	6
officers and ministers of	6
returned to the keyers	6
the keyers to be	6
of the process of	6
therefore of any assumptions	6
texts based on the	6
we respectfully request that	6
and oxford and the	6
been looked at by	6
limit of instances per	6
create accurately transcribed and	6
guidelines are available at	6
but we respectfully request	6
based on the new	6
committed against vs before	6
till our pleasure be	6
as illegible were corrected	6
and some readable characters	6
subjects of that county	6
of a works in	6
against vs before the	6
to the rules of	6
by us as an	6
mnemonic sdata character entities	6
remaining illegibles were encoded	6
seduced subjects of that	6
containing his majesties gracious	6
and all our loving	6
each text was proofread	6
accuracy and those which	6
or for an anonymous	6
readable characters will be	6
and attribution is given	6
works are eligible for	6
opposed to critical editions	6
to produce large quantities	6
while the overall quality	6
a compelling reason to	6
text creation partnership web	6
data is very good	6
reason to do so	6
for transcription and basic	6
require all our officers	6
and available in eebo	6
to succour or entertaine	6
due credit and attribution	6
can be made about	6
phase of the project	6
for an anonymous work	6
new cambridge bibliography of	6
will remain and some	6
tei p using tcp	6
overall quality of tcp	6
range over a wide	6
never have been looked	6
project have been released	6
kept in safe custody	6
a proclamation concerning his	6
the texts were encoded	6
that can be made	6
and sometimes a second	6
in oxford and michigan	6
the encoding was enhanced	6
contribution to assist the	6
transcription and basic encoding	6
to their original source	6
there are a number	6
to external keying companies	6
that we are graciously	6
marked as illegible were	6
or in our declaration	6
selection was based on	6
corrected and characters marked	6
of the project have	6
out by editorial teams	6
some errors will remain	6
succour or entertaine any	6
unicode or tei g	6
texts for their own	6
mainly structural encoding based	6
of works in other	6
many of our weake	6
text strings within braces	6
such instances will never	6
second or later edition	6
keying companies for transcription	6
have been looked at	6
industry and importunity of	6
tcp data is very	6
a second or later	6
processed by university of	6
as opposed to critical	6
encoded as gap s	6
were corrected where possible	6
compelling reason to do	6
michigan and oxford and	6
of the tei in	6
by converting tcp files	6
premises committed against vs	6
and seduced subjects of	6
chosen if there was	6
gracious pardon to all	6
safe custody till our	6
and or corrected and	6
within the usual project	6
to reflect the true	6
general aim of eebo	6
the tei in libraries	6
against traitours and stirrers	6
public domain as of	6
or to succour or	6
standards were returned to	6
sets were sent to	6
tei in libraries guidelines	6
transcribed and encoded texts	6
companies for transcription and	6
up to a limit	6
a wide variety of	6
instances will never have	6
request that due credit	6
tcp is to encode	6
elements to simplify the	6
the true nature of	6
custody till our pleasure	6
to apprehend and cause	6
attribution is given to	6
were returned to the	6
offences concerning the premises	6
between and available in	6
record of the period	6
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on the text encoding	6
mind that in all	6
be made about the	6
with mnemonic sdata character	6
or contribution to assist	6
esteemed by us as	6
works in english were	6
to simplify the filling	6
only been drawne to	6
under our great seale	6
in accordance with level	6
guilty of the premises	6
not meet qa standards	6
those which did not	6
tcp aimed to produce	6
gracious pardon and indemnity	6
of creating the tcp	6
themselves in armes without	6
work was chosen if	6
publisher proquest to create	6
our officers and ministers	6
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quantities of textual data	6
keying and markup guidelines	6
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accurately transcribed and encoded	6
p using tcp tei	6
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tcp files to tei	6
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files to tei p	6
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pardon to all the	6
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to be kept in	6
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any remaining illegibles were	6
possible up to a	6
hence forward be guilty	6
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level of the tei	6
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variety of subject areas	6
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placeholder characters or elements	6
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unicode or text strings	6
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gap elements of known	6
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our pleasure be further	6
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seale or signe manuall	5
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conversion by the king	5
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persons as shall presume	5
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officers and souldiers of	5
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xml conversion by the	5
returne to their duty	5
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require our high sheriffe	5
of his majesties reign	5
any leavies in that	5
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county to the power	5
hereby require all our	5
weake and seduced subjects	5
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xml conversion c r	5
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of imprint from wing	5
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year of his majesties	5
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assistant to all such	5
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his county of somersett	4
and twentieth day of	4
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majesties offer of pardon	4
his majesties gracious offer	4
additionall ordinance of the	4
in arms against him	4
and whom wee doe	4
what pretence soever without	4
were in commission on	4
now in arms against	4
soever without authority derived	4
and county of middlesex	4
who were in commission	4
pursuance of his majesties	4
commission on the eleventh	4
any commission under him	4
traine bands of that	4
huber text and markup	4
virtue of commission under	4
do hereby command our	4
act of general pardon	4
gracious offer of pardon	4
county of his citty	4
by the grace of	4
the twenty ninth day	4
of his citty of	4
his county of his	4
resolved by the parliament	4
in pursuance of his	4
doe hereby require all	4
oppose and apprehend all	4
his citty of exceter	4
for the service of	4
and enemies to the	4
we do hereby command	4
the said act of	4
printed by john bill	4
his county of willts	4
printers to the kings	4
concerning his majesties gracious	4
under the command of	4
his majesties offer of	4
the same by virtue	4
parliament of england for	4
fourth year of our	4
in the fourth year	4
seventh day of july	4
this our royal proclamation	4
an additionall ordinance of	4
covantage keyed and coded	4
this ninth day of	4
england for the more	4
in armes against him	4
his most sacred majesty	4
the traine bands of	4
guilty of high treason	4
conversion c r honi	4
religion and law of	4
huber sampled and proofread	4
most gracious and free	4
of england for the	4
be proceeded against as	4
ordinance of the lords	4
pardoning divers officers and	4
souldiers of horse who	4
the religion and law	4
same by virtue of	4
printed by the heir	4
his county of sussex	4
wee doe hereby require	4
defender of the faith	4
of his majesties former	4
all such as are	4
fully pardoning divers officers	4
our court at reading	4
who have lately been	4
twenty seventh day of	4
and all such who	4
rebells now in armes	4
command of robert earle	4
his county of hertford	4
and still are in	4
the heir of andrew	4
enemies to the common	4
we doe hereby will	4
command the traine bands	4
ninth day of june	4
before the fifteenth day	4
hundred seventy and nine	4
commons assembled in the	4
for the city of	4
now in armes against	4
fifteenth day of this	4
majesties gracious offer of	4
in commission on the	4
officers and souldiers who	4
shall returne to their	4
the fourth year of	4
held for the city	4
pretence soever without authority	4
his county of oxon	4
and law of the	4
horse who have lately	4
declaration of the lords	4
apex covantage keyed and	4
his majesties former declaration	4
six hundred seventy and	4
in the parliament of	4
on the eleventh of	4
the twenty seventh day	4
twenty ninth day of	4
of any of the	4
of horse who have	4
by virtue of commission	4
the parliament of england	4
by the heir of	4
dated the twenty ninth	4
a declaration of the	4
assembled in the parliament	4
divers officers and souldiers	4
and we doe hereby	4
the grace of god	4
the command of robert	4
and require them and	4
and are to expect	4
the eleventh of october	4
rebells now in arms	4
ninth day of november	4
his county of kent	4
require them and every	4
whom wee doe hereby	4
such as have been	4
for the more full	4
the said offences or	3
the sessions of the	3
london and county of	3
and of our reign	3
concerning his majesties coronation	3
sessions of the peace	3
who have acted by	3
any person or persons	3
by reason of the	3
have taken notice that	3
or our late brother	3
reproduction of original in	3
be forthwith printed and	3
city of london and	3
a proclamation of pardon	3
our court at whitehall	3
any of the said	3
proclamation containing his majesties	3
and souldiers who have	3
and in the first	3
full indempnity of the	3
and oyer and terminer	3
heir of andrew anderson	3
have lately been and	3
continue in their mutiny	3
liberty of the subject	3
declaration of the of	3
we shall proceed according	3
of this our royal	3
said act of general	3
of the of august	3
first year of his	3
day of this instant	3
wing j estc r	3
all such who by	3
mo a wing e	3
forthwith printed and published	3
proceeded against as traytors	3
under our great seal	3
and all offences of	3
by this our royal	3
still are in mutiny	3
in the said act	3
the religion and lawes	3
adjournment of the sessions	3
several prisoners in newgate	3
to all our subjects	3
they shall continue in	3
are to expect severe	3
of this our pardon	3
a proclamation containing his	3
lawes of the kingdome	3
been and still are	3
the officers and souldiers	3
and lawes of the	3
lately been and still	3
our towne of redding	3
to all intents and	3
the eighteenth day of	3
souldiers who have acted	3
if they shall returne	3
such as shall hereafter	3
more full indempnity of	3
ill affected and seditious	3
a wing j estc	3
notice that by the	3
the first year of	3
his majesties coronation pardon	3
gracious and general pardon	3
we beleeve by threates	3
to expect severe punishment	3
an adjournment of the	3
annotation on thomason copy	3
at an adjournment of	3
those officers and souldiers	3
of the sessions of	3
hostile act in the	3
of the officers and	3
and for the service	3
to his most sacred	3
to their duty before	3
they shall returne to	3
shall continue in their	3
said offences or any	3
on saturday the th	3
wing c estc r	3
printer to the kings	3
to several prisoners in	3
their duty before the	3
if they shall continue	3
day of this moneth	3
and to the end	3
many of our weak	3
the more full indempnity	3
of severall ill affected	3
duty before the fifteenth	3
our free and generall	3
taken notice that by	3
have acted by authority	3
most gracious and general	3
indempnity of the officers	3
offences or any of	3
but if they shall	3
as if every of	3
printer to his most	3
of and from all	3
all intents and purposes	3
of original in the	3
within the space of	3
free and generall pardon	3
in the first year	3
religion and lawes of	3
wee shall proceed according	3
of london and county	3
severall ill affected and	3
whom wee shall proceed	2
middlesex on saturday the	2
severity that law can	2
hereby command our privy	2
have of the rebellious	2
prisoners in newgate at	2
printer to the vniversity	2
and our councils proclamation	2
as guilty of high	2
preceeding the date hereof	2
our royal proclamation also	2
be carryed to the	2
and the undoubted prerogative	2
day of june last	2
mean while against vs	2
town of berwick upon	2
eighteenth yeer of our	2
is raised to take	2
subjects for assisting us	2
as are guilty of	2
people with principles inconsistent	2
ordered by the lords	2
this text in the	2
as shall hereafter threaten	2
levies of men or	2
were appointed to be	2
in the thirteenth year	2
our free gracious pardon	2
under any pretence of	2
in the folger shakespeare	2
in so far as	2
the rate of defects	2
good subjects whom these	2
publick hearing and debate	2
before such as our	2
declaration england and wales	2
and messengers at arms	2
by our late proclamation	2
printed by john streater	2
that our ancient kingdom	2
by vertue of our	2
saturday the th day	2
j estc r this	2
under his commissions and	2
or from any other	2
the rebellious courses taken	2
to cover all the	2
in such manner as	2
this rebellion is raised	2
as have maleversed in	2
hereafter threaten or abuse	2
any obedience to any	2
the lords assembled in	2
were ingaged in the	2
mutiny if they shall	2
twelfth year of our	2
the undoubted prerogative of	2
of the orthodox clergy	2
by our royal authority	2
give any obedience to	2
forging or counterfeiting any	2
the said pardons shall	2
and that this our	2
john wright at the	2
and these that are	2
as were appointed to	2
blessed protestant religion established	2
eight day of november	2
and our will and	2
under general acts of	2
upon the conditions above	2
humorous factions of others	2
estc r ocm this	2
not be to any	2
the prince of orange	2
have maleversed in any	2
lords assembled in parliament	2
under pretext of re	2
by poisoning our people	2
such transgressors any manner	2
away our life from	2
take away the liberty	2
disband within six dayes	2
to interpret this our	2
majesties former declaration england	2
who have been in	2
our self at westminster	2
did not hinder us	2
and open rebellion is	2
to an unlimited arbitrary	2
defamed our judicatures of	2
and xml conversion cr	2
runners of all rebellions	2
souldiers shall disband within	2
subjects whom these presents	2
the liberty of the	2
excepted in our declaration	2
printed by charles bill	2
be comprehended under general	2
of the rebellious courses	2
the several prisoners here	2
yeer of our reign	2
by any commission under	2
inconsistent with true piety	2
the third day of	2
take away our life	2
undoubted prerogative of our	2
all our good subjects	2
and xml conversion his	2
excepting likewise such as	2
vertue of our authority	2
are in mutiny if	2
wright at the kings	2
of any commission under	2
with between and defects	2
twentieth day of april	2
that the said pardons	2
every circumstance of every	2
will be answerable to	2
their duty and obedience	2
of our privy council	2
have been in the	2
of all the commons	2
courses taken by some	2
degree or quality soever	2
this our royal will	2
or persons upon any	2
such as are lyable	2
and of and from	2
with our royal government	2
not hinder us from	2
party at whose suit	2
away the liberty of	2
by our privy council	2
and with express condition	2
thing contrary to our	2
our court at maydenhead	2
notice of this our	2
all the commons of	2
of the humorous factions	2
to upbraid them therewith	2
a wing e thomason	2
and also excepted all	2
and upon the conditions	2
all and sundry our	2
represented any of our	2
third day of november	2
it shall not be	2
relating to any publick	2
six hundred sixty one	2
or contributions for leavies	2
our expresse consent declared	2
indemnity we do grant	2
the thirteenth of november	2
of impunity should embolden	2
in the c category	2
in the mean while	2
such as our privy	2
heretors as have contributed	2
so seduce many of	2
seaventh day of november	2
both to an unlimited	2
by levies of men	2
to any warrants concerning	2
upon their highest perils	2
texts with between and	2
county of middlesex on	2
as they will be	2
persons upon any such	2
discharging any of our	2
the space of one	2
and the dyets following	2
thirteenth of november next	2
any souldiers in any	2
and other persons under	2
such like as never	2
or abuse the orthodox	2
to such transgressors any	2
the thirtieth one year	2
several prisoners here under	2
and the eighteenth day	2
officers and souldiers in	2
with the exceptions after	2
they shall be proceeded	2
particularly the execrable murder	2
these that are within	2
as if every circumstance	2
our ancient kingdom of	2
be to any for	2
county of hertford proclamations	2
the town of berwick	2
have notice of this	2
these presents do or	2
c category of texts	2
money and horses towards	2
declared under our great	2
from any other persons	2
and commanding all our	2
salisbury the th day	2
and command all our	2
violence to any of	2
and severall armies marching	2
fines and denunciations thereof	2
the kings head in	2
printers to the parliament	2
within six dayes after	2
proclamation of pardon proclamations	2
to pursue any person	2
but lest the hope	2
commit no hostile act	2
head in the old	2
any other persons whatsoever	2
thereby weakened our authority	2
whereas an actuall and	2
as well as with	2
cr honi soit qvi	2
our heirs and successors	2
heereby require all our	2
past in his favours	2
of november next to	2
in the eighteenth yeer	2
betwixt and the eighteenth	2
with principles inconsistent with	2
the humorous factions of	2
and pursued for the	2
and such heretors as	2
at salisbury the th	2
do any violence to	2
murmure against our judicatures	2
pretend that what they	2
their duty and allegiance	2
possible latitude and favour	2
every the foresaid delinquencies	2
indemnity past in his	2
category of texts with	2
obedience to any warrants	2
to carry arms against	2
our court at edge	2
of the authors of	2
the just resentments we	2
take all possible care	2
fined by our privy	2
cover all the imperfections	2
late rebellion this present	2
the c category of	2
the exceptions after specified	2
any places of this	2
to those who were	2
the late rebellion this	2
betwixt and the thirteenth	2
excepting such as are	2
of middlesex on saturday	2
were particularly and specially	2
and such like as	2
abuse the orthodox clergy	2
text in the c	2
nor to such as	2
c the rate of	2
which indemnity we do	2
in newgate at an	2
such who being fined	2
change the blessed protestant	2
manifestation of our gracious	2
our judicatures of scotland	2
shall desire the same	2
or any of our	2
and to remove the	2
any warrants concerning any	2
whom these presents do	2
lives be by this	2
pardon england and wales	2
majesties coronation pardon england	2
endeavouring to quiet the	2
for john wright at	2
of free and general	2
declare the said robert	2
we have of the	2
our will and pleasure	2
all our judges to	2
do or may concern	2
be by this our	2
royal will and pleasure	2
against all which we	2
of this our realm	2
other officers and souldiers	2
every of the persons	2
an unlimited arbitrary power	2
souldiers in any places	2
the imperfections of our	2
circumstance of every the	2
subjects may have notice	2
ancient kingdom of scotland	2
the execrable murder of	2
as are lyable to	2
the twelfth year of	2
or the late rebellion	2
open rebellion is raised	2
far as concerns their	2
all which we shall	2
from their duty and	2
to us or our	2
have advised any thing	2
and conduct of robert	2
of berwick upon tweed	2
some in that our	2
will and command all	2
presents do or may	2
be useful to such	2
should embolden the malicious	2
word of a king	2
of state to present	2
appear before such as	2
guilty of irregular administration	2
the court was pleased	2
irregular administration of the	2
remove the fears and	2
pardon to several prisoners	2
and that this rebellion	2
warrants concerning any musters	2
and all our other	2
particularly and specially here	2
shall hereafter threaten or	2
us or our late	2
state to present warrants	2
the eighteenth yeer of	2
under the command and	2
commission under him have	2
all the imperfections of	2
will and pleasure is	2
bill and christopher barker	2
who being fined by	2
return to their duty	2
that this rebellion is	2
the seventh day of	2
in that our ancient	2
so far as concerns	2
the word of a	2
three and twentieth day	2
by the lords assembled	2
lords and commons in	2
or abused any of	2
and we do hereby	2
they will be answerable	2
free and general pardon	2
by a publick hearing	2
rebellion is raised to	2
pardon and indemnity proclamations	2
seduce many of our	2
of indemnity past in	2
in scotland and england	2
they commit no hostile	2
and sundry our good	2
for the better manifestation	2
good subjects may have	2
in the bodleian library	2
any of our good	2
with all possible latitude	2
that our county under	2
grant our free and	2
never use to be	2
if every circumstance of	2
into this horrid and	2
or our criminal court	2
an actuall and open	2
they apprehend the said	2
command our lyon king	2
our court at salisbury	2
original in the folger	2
witness our self at	2
and as if every	2
these being the fore	2
carry arms against us	2
the other by a	2
also excepted all offences	2
puts this text in	2
our lyon king at	2
advice of our privy	2
prerogative of our crown	2
conversion cr honi soit	2
be answerable to us	2
that what they do	2
being fined by inferiour	2
any of our judicatures	2
do grant to those	2
our good subjects may	2
of the late arch	2
rate of defects per	2
be entertained in our	2
to their duty and	2
his commissions and authority	2
or to upbraid them	2
a wing c estc	2
and commons in parliament	2
their lives be by	2
c estc r this	2
the law of the	2
r ocm this keyboarded	2
said robert earle of	2
all offences of being	2
both in scotland and	2
any thing contrary to	2
and specially here inserted	2
any of our officers	2
do disappoint all its	2
a remission under our	2
to lay hold of	2
such persons as have	2
and of the humorous	2
now command any souldiers	2
that this vote be	2
that might be challenged	2
any manner of way	2
of every the foresaid	2
of texts with between	2
our royal will and	2
impunity should embolden the	2
former declaration england and	2
printed by george croom	2
shall be proceeded against	2
and particularly the execrable	2
and render themselves to	2
one by our late	2
the folger shakespeare library	2
whom we doe heereby	2
our secretaries of state	2
be challenged and pursued	2
as it shall not	2
lest the hope of	2
we doe heereby require	2
advised any thing contrary	2
the said robert earle	2
all such heretors and	2
any violence to any	2
to the publike peace	2
abused any of the	2
of irregular administration of	2
and to subject both	2
all the severity that	2
self at westminster the	2
such heretors as have	2
court at salisbury the	2
the councill of state	2
that law can allow	2
in any places of	2
john bill and christopher	2
or dispersed any traiterous	2
to such as were	2
persons in the said	2
court was pleased to	2
never to carry arms	2
just resentments we have	2
the hope of impunity	2
any of the orthodox	2
to destroy our posterity	2
command all our loving	2
this present year of	2
all possible latitude and	2
and general pardon proclamations	2
diev et mon droit	2
to be pursued for	2
be pursued for that	2
john pas sampled and	2
shall not be to	2
dayes after the publishing	2
person or persons upon	2
eighteenth day of september	2
six dayes after the	2
demeanours were particularly and	2
and other places needful	2
robert earl of essex	2
had a remission under	2
in assisting in our	2
or transacted for their	2
pretence of authority whatsoever	2
command and conduct of	2
wright in the old	2
to any of our	2
quiet the one by	2
seventh day of ianuary	2
principles inconsistent with true	2
an act of indemnity	2
administration of the sacraments	2
by john bill and	2
maleversed in any publick	2
and for the better	2
county under what pretence	2
either from the said	2
order to our attorney	2
in any publick station	2
herein or hereby after	2
appointed to be carryed	2
as with our royal	2
the advice of our	2
falshood of the authors	2
might be challenged and	2
persons under his commissions	2
the fears and jealousies	2
ocm this keyboarded and	2
which we shall proceed	2
enemy to the publike	2
this our remission and	2
the first day of	2
the assignes of john	2
the command and conduct	2
and the thirteenth of	2
other by a publick	2
transgressors any manner of	2
murder of the late	2
resentments we have of	2
gracious intentions and desire	2
weak subjects from their	2
for that their delinquency	2
if every of the	2
any for private crimes	2
that are within this	2
this horrid and odious	2
command any souldiers in	2
other persons under his	2
threaten or abuse the	2
comprehended under general acts	2
to us upon their	2
severall armies marching against	2
or have advised any	2
rebellion this present year	2
the commons of england	2
persons as have threatned	2
pursued for that their	2
this seaventh day of	2
as have contributed thereto	2
conversion his majesties most	2
imperfections of our subjects	2
words puts this text	2
kings most excellent majestie	2
against whom wee shall	2
answerable to us upon	2
are lyable to any	2
horses towards the maintenance	2
rebellious courses taken by	2
and sir nicholas martyn	2
and discharge all and	2
newgate at an adjournment	2
as concerns their respective	2
any pretence of authority	2
disappoint all its just	2
who were ingaged in	2
the severity that law	2
thirteenth year of his	2
obedience to the parliament	2
to remove the fears	2
ingaged in the late	2
second day of november	2
effectual to all intents	2
are guilty of irregular	2
also except all offences	2
pursue any person or	2
and whom we doe	2
our court at mayden	2
such who by any	2
by some in that	2
subjects upon their allegiance	2
the better manifestation of	2
general acts of indemnity	2
raised to take away	2
may have notice of	2
poisoning our people with	2
shall disband within six	2
prisoners here under named	2
twentieth day of september	2
of men or money	2
sundry our good subjects	2
better manifestation of our	2
challenged and pursued for	2
to be comprehended under	2
pardon and indemnity scotland	2
such as are already	2
fifteenth day of june	2
such as obeyed not	2
and other schismatick disorders	2
assisting in our host	2
th day of november	2
or shall give any	2
to pursue and punish	2
our remission and indemnity	2
such heretors and ministers	2
all its just and	2
dispersed any traiterous speeches	2
xml conversion his majesties	2
hinder us from endeavouring	2
with the advice of	2
the thirteenth year of	2
most desirous to cover	2
are within this kingdom	2
good subjects for assisting	2
and in the thirteenth	2
protestant religion established by	2
doe heereby require all	2
the party at whose	2
as have been at	2
to any for private	2
at the kings head	2
in parliament assembled taking	2
to subject both to	2
any of our orthodox	2
carryed to the plantations	2
interpret this our remission	2
vertue of any commission	2
lyable to any pursuit	2
those who were ingaged	2
and such who being	2
from endeavouring to quiet	2
as never use to	2
that if ever they	2
kings head in the	2
under him have leavied	2
just and necessary methods	2
transacted for their fines	2
such as are guilty	2
embolden the malicious to	2
printed by leonard lychfield	2
and so seduce many	2
use to be comprehended	2
actuall and open rebellion	2
what degree or quality	2
betwixt and the dyets	2
thousand six hundred sixty	2
be at any field	2
the three and twentieth	2
consent declared under our	2
the fines and denunciations	2
its just and necessary	2
th day of march	2
subject both to an	2
our loving subjects upon	2
that they apprehend the	2
of the said city	2
to change the blessed	2
to present warrants to	2
or were contrivers thereof	2
not be useful to	2
of our weak subjects	2
to any publick administration	2
to take away the	2
act of indemnity past	2
remission under our great	2
and his brethren heraulds	2
our good subjects whom	2
subjects from their duty	2
of our orthodox clergy	2
persons that might be	2
or otherways preceeding the	2
like as never use	2
who by any commission	2
to be carryed to	2
of what degree or	2
loving subjects upon their	2
and the town of	2
between and defects per	2
in the twelfth year	2
religion established by the	2
our weak subjects from	2
contrary to our laws	2
secretaries of state to	2
seduced by the cunning	2
hereby command our lyon	2
or an act of	2
undercolour of a pretended	2
commons in parliament assembled	2
taken by some in	2
the mean while against	2
offer our free gracious	2
likewise such as obeyed	2
and all humane society	2
desirous to cover all	2
that is to say	2
us upon their highest	2
well as with our	2
have been at field	2
in suppressing the late	2
such as have maleversed	2
to all and sundry	2
and excepting likewise such	2
contributions for leavies whatsoever	2
such as were appointed	2
hope of impunity should	2
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