trigram

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trigram	frequency
early english books	70
english books online	63
by the king	52
early works to	51
england and wales	47
of his majesties	41
the inhabitants of	35
a proclamation of	31
text creation partnership	31
his county of	28
his majesties grace	28
of his county	28
inhabitants of his	28
to the inhabitants	28
proclamation of his	28
according to the	28
given at our	27
at our court	27
keying and markup	25
our court at	24
this our proclamation	24
pardon to the	24
this text has	24
all such as	20
tcp assigned for	19
text and markup	19
this keyboarded and	19
to the terms	19
edition of the	19
text is available	19
sampled and proofread	19
from proquest page	19
keyboarded and encoded	19
kb of xml	19
without asking permission	19
the text can	19
institutions providing financial	19
books online text	19
terms of creative	19
support to the	19
online text creation	19
of this our	19
encoded text transcribed	19
the institutions providing	19
reviewed and edited	19
phase i text	19
scanned from microfilm	19
and xml conversion	19
assigned for keying	19
this phase i	19
iv tiff page	19
pfs batch review	19
the work described	19
coded from proquest	19
work described above	19
available for reuse	19
financial support to	19
the early english	19
can be copied	19
proquest page images	19
owned by the	19
images scanned from	19
markup reviewed and	19
providing financial support	19
tiff page image	19
text can be	19
and encoded edition	19
of the work	19
above is co	19
all without asking	19
distributed and performed	19
for commercial purposes	19
by the institutions	19
and markup reviewed	19
the terms of	19
and coded from	19
keyed and coded	19
even for commercial	19
original in the	19
described above is	19
of creative commons	19
text transcribed from	19
encoded edition of	19
is available for	19
to the early	19
for keying and	19
i text is	19
based on the	18
king of england	18
that our county	17
of the original	16
r this keyboarded	16
estc r this	16
in the eighteenth	16
reproduction of the	16
the original in	16
of our reigne	15
global keyed and	15
of our said	15
spi global keyed	15
and pardon to	15
officers and souldiers	15
eighteenth yeare of	14
god save the	14
yeare of our	14
of that our	14
his majesties gracious	14
any of the	14
save the king	14
the eighteenth yeare	14
day of november	14
a of text	13
is an enriched	13
the time of	13
suitable for network	13
by amateur and	13
mo a wing	13
preserves archaic forms	13
stationer meant to	13
subjects of that	13
end users from	13
digital transcription a	13
enrichments aim at	13
standardized format that	13
the text the	13
this text is	13
the text more	13
annotated with morphadorner	13
annotation includes standard	13
transcription a of	13
aim at making	13
been fully proofread	13
and metadata enrichments	13
many walks of	13
in a standardized	13
tcp digital transcription	13
a standardized format	13
of a text	13
been tokenized and	13
format that preserves	13
text the author	13
text in a	13
at restoring the	13
a text in	13
text has not	13
text is an	13
textual changes aim	13
more computationally tractable	13
easier to read	13
walks of life	13
users from many	13
standard spellings that	13
fully proofread approx	13
and suitable for	13
the english short	13
and we doe	13
the display of	13
curation by amateur	13
amateur and professional	13
text more computationally	13
lords and commons	13
earlyprint project evanston	13
of the tcp	13
at making the	13
has been tokenized	13
textual changes and	13
the tcp digital	13
and professional end	13
making the text	13
version of the	13
metadata enrichments aim	13
collaborative curation by	13
changes aim at	13
in the british	13
the british library	13
and linguistically annotated	13
has not been	13
spellings that support	13
an enriched version	13
author or stationer	13
english short title	13
includes standard spellings	13
the author or	13
text has been	13
changes and metadata	13
or stationer meant	13
meant to publish	13
aim at restoring	13
the annotation includes	13
short title catalog	13
professional end users	13
restoring the text	13
tokenized and linguistically	13
linguistically annotated with	13
in the english	13
enriched version of	13
the text has	13
from many walks	13
support the display	13
that support the	13
that preserves archaic	13
not been fully	13
display of a	13
based collaborative curation	13
the lords and	12
from vs under	12
without authority derived	12
vs under our	12
any of our	12
characters represented either	12
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of text r	12
under our hand	12
a wing c	12
text r in	12
either as utf	12
marked as illegible	12
declaration of the	12
authority derived from	12
r in the	12
has no known	11
of our reign	11
blazon or coat	11
as gap elements	11
time of transcription	11
we doe hereby	11
a this text	11
that were recorded	11
gap elements at	11
at the time	11
defects that were	11
mona logarbo sampled	11
mona logarbo text	11
text has no	11
known defects that	11
were recorded as	11
coat of arms	11
logarbo text and	11
elements at the	11
no known defects	11
or coat of	11
recorded as gap	11
logarbo sampled and	11
our said subjects	10
rebellion against vs	10
no by the	10
majesties gracious pardon	10
publish and declare	10
civilwar no by	10
most excellent majesty	10
will and require	10
any of them	10
our loving subjects	10
of the persons	10
all our loving	10
qvi mal y	10
our free and	10
wing c thomason	10
soit qvi mal	10
honi soit qvi	10
under our great	10
mal y pense	10
make any leavies	10
any leavies in	10
royal blazon or	10
and to the	10
such as shall	10
commons assembled in	9
the kings most	9
or any of	9
in this our	9
publishing of this	9
the late rebellion	9
in that our	9
we doe therefore	9
the publishing of	9
kings most excellent	9
that this our	9
now in rebellion	9
and all our	9
of our subjects	9
pense royal blazon	9
y pense royal	9
many of our	9
of the said	9
after the publishing	9
ninth day of	9
of the peace	9
in rebellion against	9
sovereign a this	9
hereby publish and	8
either of them	8
offer of pardon	8
every of them	8
rebells now in	8
that whosoever shall	8
such as have	8
and commons assembled	8
be guilty of	8
printer to the	8
shall not extend	8
of the army	8
of the lords	8
of the parliament	8
of pardon to	8
in our declaration	8
to the rebells	8
committed against vs	8
vs and our	8
our privy council	8
of the kingdome	8
if they shall	8
such persons as	8
at head of	8
our county of	8
not extend to	8
that we are	8
our declaration of	8
the rebells now	8
earle of essex	8
and false informations	7
said county of	7
for all offences	7
a person disaffected	7
into any oath	7
of either of	7
by the malice	7
armes without authority	7
most gracious and	7
of arms by	7
exercise the militia	7
oath of association	7
towards the maintenance	7
of association for	7
any oath of	7
day of june	7
robert earle of	7
to the religion	7
before the publishing	7
have made contributions	7
to any person	7
accordingly receive condigne	7
and our army	7
maintenance of the	7
compelled and led	7
undutifullnesse and disloyalty	7
the crimes and	7
they may proceed	7
engraving of royal	7
with engraving of	7
to enter into	7
power and faction	7
the religion and	7
shall presume by	7
opposing vs and	7
and shall accordingly	7
at their perills	7
and every of	7
disaffected to vs	7
an enemy to	7
we give them	7
persons in our	7
publishing this our	7
crime of a	7
but we must	7
army of rebells	7
must and doe	7
assemble and muster	7
the army now	7
against our consent	7
by loane or	7
our grace shall	7
may proceed accordingly	7
of royal seal	7
which we give	7
this our grace	7
receive condigne punishment	7
if we would	7
very high nature	7
informations compelled and	7
of severall ill	7
this our royal	7
faction of their	7
his majesties most	7
proclamation shall presume	7
therefore hereby offer	7
or of either	7
to attribute the	7
proceed accordingly at	7
a crime of	7
and importunity of	7
and led them	7
actions of undutifullnesse	7
we have taken	7
into these actions	7
our good subjects	7
we would strictly	7
or signe manuall	7
royal seal at	7
seditious persons in	7
led them into	7
have not only	7
enemy to the	7
seal at head	7
the power and	7
be esteemed by	7
to assist the	7
importunity of severall	7
year of our	7
guilty of the	7
majesties most gracious	7
the persons excepted	7
have taken notice	7
and offences of	7
and against our	7
entertaine any of	7
of which we	7
court at oxford	7
assembled in parliament	7
presume by loane	7
to the kings	7
association for opposing	7
army now in	7
persons excepted in	7
shall be esteemed	7
hereby offer our	7
drawne to exercise	7
whereas we have	7
our county have	7
county have not	7
head of document	7
in our county	7
returned to the	7
them into these	7
person disaffected to	7
strictly enquire thereinto	7
and disloyalty towards	7
without and against	7
the said army	7
would strictly enquire	7
to exercise the	7
them timely notice	7
enter into any	7
made contributions of	7
give them timely	7
offer our free	7
require all our	7
gracious pardon to	7
or to succour	7
extend to any	7
offences of our	7
but have made	7
concerning his majesties	7
and faction of	7
all offences concerning	7
contributions of plate	7
that by the	7
a very high	7
very many of	7
who after the	7
inhabitants of our	7
loane or contribution	7
one thousand six	7
and doe declare	7
disloyalty towards vs	7
shall accordingly receive	7
pleased to attribute	7
that they may	7
said army of	7
crimes and offences	7
our proclamation shall	7
said subjects of	7
as an enemy	7
all the inhabitants	7
free and gracious	7
affected and seditious	7
a pretended ordinance	7
provided that this	7
thousand six hundred	7
assist the said	7
doe therefore hereby	7
attribute the crimes	7
of a very	7
accordingly at their	7
or entertaine any	7
and seditious persons	7
offences concerning the	7
these actions of	7
our said county	7
the publishing this	7
to their duty	7
false informations compelled	7
to assemble and	7
and muster themselves	7
pardon to all	7
of their seducers	7
for opposing vs	7
doe hereby publish	7
of undutifullnesse and	7
the maintenance of	7
grace shall not	7
of a pretended	7
we must and	7
to the power	7
arms by the	7
the rules of	6
during phase of	6
then their works	6
transcribed and encoded	6
companies for transcription	6
domain as of	6
second or later	6
a works in	6
whosoever shall hence	6
or lossless xml	6
images in accordance	6
r honi soit	6
linked to page	6
filling in of	6
placeholder characters or	6
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will remain and	6
seventh day of	6
university of nebraska	6
if there was	6
latin and welsh	6
for an anonymous	6
image sets published	6
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to be redone	6
any assumptions that	6
encoded and linked	6
of the premises	6
appears in ncbel	6
all likelihood such	6
sedition against vs	6
we do hereby	6
county of oxon	6
up to a	6
meet qa standards	6
of gaps by	6
these texts for	6
keying companies for	6
all our officers	6
of michigan and	6
external keying companies	6
to page images	6
corrected and characters	6
will never have	6
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text encoding initiative	6
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data is very	6
although there are	6
gaps by user	6
elements of known	6
gap elements of	6
printers to the	6
loving subjects whatsoever	6
issued variously as	6
true nature of	6
and gracious pardon	6
the tei in	6
county of willts	6
aimed to produce	6
in armes without	6
if an author	6
qa standards were	6
creation partnership web	6
of instances per	6
their works are	6
rules of the	6
partnership web site	6
ascii text with	6
or tei g	6
was based on	6
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works in other	6
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of the law	6
for their own	6
selection was intended	6
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instances per text	6
seduced subjects of	6
to apprehend and	6
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tei g elements	6
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the publisher proquest	6
the premises committed	6
time and funding	6
our officers and	6
unicode or text	6
editorial teams in	6
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their original source	6
these processes should	6
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the keyers to	6
mnemonic sdata character	6
sent to external	6
title published between	6
mainly structural encoding	6
assumptions that can	6
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quality of tcp	6
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every monographic english	6
between the universities	6
and seduced subjects	6
tcp is to	6
sdata character entities	6
proquest to create	6
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likelihood such instances	6
p using tcp	6
ministers of iustice	6
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strings within braces	6
in all likelihood	6
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unicode or tei	6
fifteenth day of	6
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a limit of	6
containing his majesties	6
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large quantities of	6
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shall hence forward	6
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their own purposes	6
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texts created during	6
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shall presume to	5
souldiers of horse	5
commission under our	5
and apprehend all	5
to all our	5
six hundred seventy	5
xml conversion c	5
under colour of	5
of robert earle	5
hereby will and	5
as shall either	5
leavies in the	5
weake and seduced	5
city of london	5
presume to make	5
other our officers	5
they shall be	5
year of his	5
place and date	5
all officers who	5
the publick peace	5
and loving subjects	5
for the service	5
colour of a	5
subjects to resist	5
all our subjects	5
all other our	5
great seale or	5
county to the	5
officers who were	5
of commission under	5
we likewise will	5
for the same	5
doe hereby will	5
our high sheriffe	5
to the publick	5
what pretence soever	5
the service of	5
date of imprint	5
seale or signe	5
th day of	4
ordinance of the	4
his most sacred	4
commission on the	4
in armes against	4
still are in	4
twenty seventh day	4
seventy and nine	4
day of september	4
were in commission	4
virtue of commission	4
any manner of	4
defender of the	4
in the fourth	4
hereby command our	4
rebellion is raised	4
any commission under	4
command of robert	4
and all offences	4
and county of	4
the twenty seventh	4
of his citty	4
majesties gracious offer	4
now in armes	4
citty of exceter	4
for the city	4
eleventh of october	4
apex covantage keyed	4
in pursuance of	4
the fourth year	4
majesties former declaration	4
lawes of the	4
covantage keyed and	4
shall returne to	4
heir of andrew	4
religion and law	4
said act of	4
oppose and apprehend	4
be proceeded against	4
who have lately	4
and we do	4
oyer and terminer	4
dated at end	4
parliament of england	4
majesties offer of	4
printed by the	4
in the old	4
in the parliament	4
shall not be	4
and also excepted	4
duty and obedience	4
all such who	4
hundred seventy and	4
this ninth day	4
county of his	4
for the more	4
his citty of	4
of horse who	4
the twenty ninth	4
county of middlesex	4
by john bill	4
pardoning divers officers	4
the grace of	4
day of april	4
enemies to the	4
do hereby command	4
gracious and free	4
grace of god	4
will and pleasure	4
twentieth day of	4
before the fifteenth	4
the orthodox clergy	4
to any of	4
his majesties former	4
these that are	4
now in arms	4
in commission on	4
traine bands of	4
the command of	4
and still are	4
dated the twenty	4
the said offences	4
of high treason	4
horse who have	4
assembled in the	4
twenty ninth day	4
his majesties coronation	4
doe hereby require	4
of england for	4
an additionall ordinance	4
huber sampled and	4
same by virtue	4
his majesties offer	4
england for the	4
guilty of high	4
and law of	4
arms against him	4
resolved by the	4
commission under him	4
to the parliament	4
fourth year of	4
a declaration of	4
and whom wee	4
pretence soever without	4
day of july	4
to take away	4
and that this	4
in arms against	4
and twentieth day	4
additionall ordinance of	4
huber text and	4
have lately been	4
the parliament of	4
of and from	4
soever without authority	4
act of general	4
armes against him	4
of the faith	4
whom wee doe	4
and are to	4
the more full	4
pursuance of his	4
by the grace	4
to the common	4
proceeded against as	4
court at reading	4
france and ireland	4
by virtue of	4
most sacred majesty	4
and all such	4
their duty and	4
and souldiers who	4
gracious offer of	4
by the heir	4
printed at london	4
require them and	4
divers officers and	4
the heir of	4
and enemies to	4
the traine bands	4
fully pardoning divers	4
the eleventh of	4
on the eleventh	4
the th day	4
command any souldiers	4
to several prisoners	3
ingaged in the	3
to the end	3
committed or done	3
at windsor castle	3
annotation on thomason	3
of this moneth	3
but if they	3
they shall returne	3
of our officers	3
offences or any	3
severall ill affected	3
j estc r	3
as shall hereafter	3
prisoners in newgate	3
of the sessions	3
earl of essex	3
liberty of the	3
at the kings	3
that our declaration	3
of the same	3
souldiers who have	3
against as traytors	3
if every of	3
saturday the th	3
on thomason copy	3
we beleeve by	3
all intents and	3
the first year	3
persons in the	3
of the officers	3
to those who	3
our great seal	3
commissioners of array	3
their duty before	3
of state to	3
that this vote	3
we shall proceed	3
first year of	3
ill affected and	3
lately been and	3
of the subject	3
any person or	3
sessions of the	3
houses of parliament	3
whom these presents	3
at any time	3
by this our	3
herein or hereby	3
day of march	3
subjects may have	3
they shall continue	3
we do grant	3
a proclamation containing	3
of the of	3
more full indempnity	3
eighteenth day of	3
upon their allegiance	3
court at whitehall	3
proclamation of pardon	3
full indempnity of	3
beleeve by threates	3
shall continue in	3
against all which	3
of original in	3
and to remove	3
an adjournment of	3
also excepted all	3
forthwith printed and	3
of our weak	3
hostile act in	3
acted by authority	3
in their mutiny	3
and by the	3
text in the	3
been and still	3
reproduction of original	3
of our good	3
free and generall	3
are in mutiny	3
render themselves to	3
notice that by	3
by reason of	3
our late brother	3
of the late	3
the of august	3
indempnity of the	3
proclamation containing his	3
c estc r	3
and oyer and	3
be forthwith printed	3
continue in their	3
intents and purposes	3
religion and lawes	3
who have acted	3
said offences or	3
third day of	3
the officers and	3
london and county	3
all persons who	3
the sessions of	3
in the first	3
several prisoners in	3
notice of this	3
expect severe punishment	3
wing j estc	3
seaventh day of	3
the eighteenth day	3
to expect severe	3
reason of the	3
of andrew anderson	3
those officers and	3
the th of	3
duty before the	3
as are already	3
printer to his	3
have acted by	3
and generall pardon	3
majesties coronation pardon	3
such who by	3
to his most	3
taken notice that	3
in the said	3
the space of	3
our towne of	3
to the th	3
an act of	3
of this instant	3
or to be	3
adjournment of the	3
on saturday the	3
this our realm	3
wee shall proceed	3
the said robert	3
gracious and general	3
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and lawes of	3
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to discharge any	3
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dominion of wales	3
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out of this	3
of london and	3
and such like	2
to cover all	2
to all and	2
and particularly the	2
lyable to any	2
far as concerns	2
unlimited arbitrary power	2
or dispersed any	2
otherways preceeding the	2
our self at	2
sir samuell rolle	2
of free and	2
of the orthodox	2
the exceptions after	2
head in the	2
that our ancient	2
other by a	2
whereas an actuall	2
pursue and punish	2
and all humane	2
conversion his majesties	2
rebellion this present	2
as well as	2
party at whose	2
forfeitures and penalties	2
particularly and specially	2
hearing and debate	2
remission under our	2
discharge all and	2
for assisting us	2
by john streater	2
the prince of	2
in the twelfth	2
were ingaged in	2
against our judicatures	2
as concerns their	2
parliament assembled taking	2
and such persons	2
to any warrants	2
the old bayley	2
did not hinder	2
for his houshold	2
nor to such	2
the said pardons	2
if ever they	2
souldiers shall disband	2
second day of	2
whom we doe	2
loving subjects upon	2
in suppressing the	2
that if ever	2
in any places	2
by the cunning	2
sir george chudleigh	2
as have mis	2
disband within six	2
humorous factions of	2
violence to any	2
or from any	2
court was pleased	2
excepting likewise such	2
hold upon our	2
us from endeavouring	2
fined by inferiour	2
according to law	2
such who being	2
of texts with	2
in any of	2
and messengers at	2
our criminal court	2
been at field	2
and may be	2
by the lords	2
just resentments we	2
of indemnity past	2
not be useful	2
command all our	2
by our royal	2
or quality soever	2
and william strode	2
while against vs	2
present year of	2
law can allow	2
to the plantations	2
have advised any	2
and severall armies	2
of our privy	2
thirteenth year of	2
one of our	2
and our will	2
all manner of	2
be pursued for	2
and obedience to	2
and being most	2
with the advice	2
to pursue any	2
this our remission	2
carryed to the	2
eight day of	2
what they do	2
in the mean	2
principles inconsistent with	2
to lay hold	2
be challenged and	2
and sir nicholas	2
pretext of re	2
all and sundry	2
or shall give	2
abused any of	2
lives be by	2
so seduce many	2
or may concern	2
under his commissions	2
sir nicholas martyn	2
coronation pardon england	2
maleversed in any	2
and from the	2
transacted for their	2
and other places	2
here under named	2
next to come	2
the conditions above	2
free gracious pardon	2
general acts of	2
they shal be	2
ancient kingdom of	2
to the said	2
concerns their respective	2
bishop of st	2
heretors as have	2
the mean while	2
declared under our	2
the several prisoners	2
pursue any person	2
return to the	2
and sundry our	2
to suppresse the	2
any places of	2
the date hereof	2
as are lyable	2
might be challenged	2
persons under his	2
of pardon proclamations	2
obedience to the	2
consent declared under	2
any for private	2
horrid and odious	2
do disappoint all	2
for private crimes	2
that is to	2
possible latitude and	2
wright at the	2
other officers and	2
that are within	2
circumstance of every	2
our heirs and	2
by inferiour judicatures	2
murder of the	2
our gracious intentions	2
commons in parliament	2
of john bill	2
command our lyon	2
in this service	2
have contributed thereto	2
folger shakespeare library	2
the dyets following	2
warrants concerning any	2
open rebellion is	2
any of those	2
and pleasure is	2
imprinted at london	2
all humane society	2
parts beyond the	2
as guilty of	2
of the land	2
to be transported	2
our county under	2
transgressors any manner	2
which indemnity we	2
we doe heereby	2
arms against us	2
except all offences	2
printed by george	2
vertue of our	2
obedience to any	2
john pas text	2
and christopher barker	2
under any pretence	2
kingdom of scotland	2
wing e thomason	2
for any manner	2
the rebellious courses	2
this horrid and	2
cr honi soit	2
and other schismatick	2
and are hereby	2
not hinder us	2
shall disband within	2
advised any thing	2
order to our	2
the liberty of	2
the third day	2
at whose suit	2
our judges to	2
and thereby weakened	2
as never use	2
robert earl of	2
resentments we have	2
of his predecessors	2
past in his	2
is to say	2
declaration england and	2
weak subjects from	2
better manifestation of	2
of our army	2
change the blessed	2
shall desire the	2
pretend that what	2
the advice of	2
be carryed to	2
in the c	2
the fines and	2
thirtieth one year	2
the c category	2
printed for j	2
court at maydenhead	2
remit and pardon	2
and the thirteenth	2
our councils proclamation	2
year of god	2
or abused any	2
hundred sixty one	2
with all possible	2
abuse the orthodox	2
assignes of john	2
the fears and	2
shall give any	2
to interpret this	2
to be carryed	2
hinder us from	2
councill of state	2
and these that	2
what degree or	2
persons as have	2
all such heretors	2
its just and	2
any violence to	2
the commons of	2
court at edge	2
pretence of authority	2
of berwick upon	2
all our good	2
six dayes after	2
apprehend the said	2
lyon king at	2
to subject both	2
of all rebellions	2
court at mayden	2
the bodleian library	2
at the mercat	2
xml conversion cr	2
from endeavouring to	2
destroy our posterity	2
the thirtieth one	2
or were contrivers	2
all offences in	2
degree or quality	2
which have been	2
all which we	2
either from the	2
of our gracious	2
we have therefore	2
two houses of	2
and the undoubted	2
under pretext of	2
of our crown	2
concerning any musters	2
presents do or	2
be excepted by	2
to our laws	2
and discharge all	2
printed by leonard	2
any publick station	2
that the said	2
with between and	2
by our privy	2
r ocm this	2
word of a	2
such manner as	2
murmure against our	2
hope of impunity	2
by robert barker	2
we have of	2
poisoning our people	2
not be to	2
day of october	2
to any for	2
any warrants concerning	2
of a king	2
lay hold upon	2
both in scotland	2
being the fore	2
by leonard lychfield	2
thirteenth of november	2
be comprehended under	2
without our expresse	2
judicatures of scotland	2
pursued for the	2
an actuall and	2
all the imperfections	2
wright in the	2
have maleversed in	2
or contributions for	2
shall be and	2
john wright at	2
suppressing the late	2
state to present	2
the lords assembled	2
three and twentieth	2
men or money	2
or disperse lybels	2
of irregular administration	2
thereby weakened our	2
the malicious to	2
assisting in our	2
administration of the	2
particularly the execrable	2
this vote be	2
relating to any	2
whence they proceed	2
lords assembled in	2
for their fines	2
in scotland and	2
of all the	2
and also all	2
discharging any of	2
be to any	2
court at salisbury	2
take all possible	2
quiet the one	2
pas text and	2
that might be	2
such transgressors any	2
all the severity	2
and put in	2
are within this	2
town of berwick	2
former declaration england	2
the undoubted prerogative	2
levies of men	2
we do therefore	2
that they shall	2
heirs and successors	2
this seaventh day	2
undoubted prerogative of	2
and conduct of	2
for andrew forrester	2
severity that law	2
in so far	2
the councill of	2
sir iohn northcote	2
they will be	2
xml conversion his	2
execrable murder of	2
and indemnity scotland	2
upbraid them therewith	2
in the thirteenth	2
at salisbury the	2
souldiers in any	2
actuall and open	2
disappoint all its	2
this text in	2
free and general	2
and souldiers in	2
day of ianuary	2
guilty of irregular	2
upon the conditions	2
rate of defects	2
well as with	2
assist vs in	2
of our judicatures	2
of men or	2
eighteenth yeer of	2
indemnity we do	2
intentions and desire	2
realm of england	2
appointed to be	2
in any publick	2
such as were	2
of our orthodox	2
who being fined	2
and of and	2
such as obeyed	2
for john wright	2
away our life	2
the thirteenth year	2
him have leavied	2
our lyon king	2
or to upbraid	2
and other persons	2
our orthodox clergy	2
other persons under	2
our remission and	2
of defects per	2
use to be	2
late rebellion this	2
have been in	2
in newgate at	2
any such accounts	2
mutiny if they	2
so far as	2
publick hearing and	2
this rebellion is	2
the seventh day	2
to present warrants	2
not willing to	2
the party at	2
and with express	2
royal proclamation also	2
grant to those	2
excepted out of	2
in parliament assembled	2
messengers at arms	2
of the kingdom	2
our late proclamation	2
printed by mr	2
pardon to several	2
away the liberty	2
offences of being	2
words puts this	2
cover all the	2
and whom we	2
subjects from their	2
be at any	2
fined by our	2
as were appointed	2
pardon england and	2
to take up	2
inconsistent with true	2
every the foresaid	2
that what they	2
preceeding the date	2
as it shall	2
ordered by the	2
their highest perils	2
exceptions after specified	2
but lest the	2
or any other	2
never to carry	2
answerable to us	2
fears and jealousies	2
diev et mon	2
suppresse the law	2
endeavouring to quiet	2
courses taken by	2
who were ingaged	2
such heretors and	2
before such as	2
us upon their	2
out of our	2
with express condition	2
severall armies marching	2
our people with	2
pas sampled and	2
and commons in	2
all our other	2
and indemnity proclamations	2
our pardon and	2
in the folger	2
blessed protestant religion	2
our judicatures of	2
be pardoned and	2
against whom wee	2
persons upon any	2
our particular pardons	2
by our letter	2
take away the	2
county under what	2
or otherways preceeding	2
estc r ocm	2
as are guilty	2
bill and christopher	2
witness our self	2
pleasure to be	2
as have threatned	2
no hostile act	2
and the town	2
have been at	2
contrary to the	2
as they will	2
salisbury the th	2
us or our	2
from any other	2
all possible care	2
by george croom	2
factions of others	2
the thirteenth of	2
first day of	2
the court was	2
good subjects whom	2
of the authors	2
for the better	2
benefit of the	2
have of the	2
within this kingdom	2
the generality of	2
excepting such as	2
his brethren heraulds	2
to the publike	2
prisoners here under	2
latitude and favour	2
established by the	2
to upbraid them	2
such heretors as	2
manner of way	2
any obedience to	2
act of indemnity	2
to remove the	2
the command and	2
of may last	2
of middlesex on	2
in the bodleian	2
which we shall	2
have most unjustly	2
effectual to all	2
be by this	2
our will and	2
any publick administration	2
and excepting likewise	2
the humorous factions	2
one by our	2
the assignes of	2
john pas sampled	2
in his favours	2
grant our free	2
and horses towards	2
good subjects for	2
shall hereafter threaten	2
interpret this our	2
been in the	2
heretors and ministers	2
secured unto them	2
most desirous to	2
to an unlimited	2
the town of	2
grace and clemency	2
protestant religion established	2
though their lives	2
our life from	2
to any publick	2
our royal will	2
that this rebellion	2
the first day	2
imperfections of our	2
shall be proceeded	2
the laws of	2
commanding all our	2
contrary to our	2
have notice of	2
as with our	2
that this ordinance	2
willing to serve	2
twelfth year of	2
our ancient kingdom	2
his majesties command	2
declare the said	2
with true piety	2
to be pursued	2
our free gracious	2
ocm this keyboarded	2
the kings head	2
his commissions and	2
now command any	2
or the late	2
both to an	2
conduct of robert	2
obeyed not our	2
and open rebellion	2
was pleased to	2
our grace and	2
of every the	2
do or may	2
every circumstance of	2
represented any of	2
are lyable to	2
that their delinquency	2
return to their	2
an unlimited arbitrary	2
contributions for leavies	2
or have advised	2
fines and denunciations	2
be answerable to	2
provided that they	2
of any commission	2
or persons upon	2
said pardons shall	2
and commanding all	2
commissions and authority	2
of june last	2
with principles inconsistent	2
and enact themselves	2
do any violence	2
all its just	2
upon any such	2
pursued for that	2
our secretaries of	2
space of one	2
duty and allegiance	2
conversion cr honi	2
as to the	2
dayes after the	2
any court of	2
from the said	2
the persons that	2
subjects for assisting	2
the said city	2
or other process	2
comprehended under general	2
present warrants to	2
c category of	2
as have maleversed	2
will and command	2
royal proclamation publish	2
and of the	2
the publike peace	2
by defaming authority	2
like as never	2
since our proclamation	2
armies marching against	2
give any obedience	2
of treason or	2
king of scotland	2
runners of all	2
within six dayes	2
entertained in our	2
our expresse consent	2
their doing so	2
vertue of any	2
the late arch	2
by charles bill	2
the eighteenth yeer	2
for our signature	2
to the vniversity	2
at any field	2
to change the	2
it shall be	2
acts of indemnity	2
and upon the	2
most excellent majestie	2
defamed our judicatures	2
and command all	2
to prepare bills	2
religion established by	2
do grant to	2
said robert earle	2
these presents do	2
and his brethren	2
were particularly and	2
as our privy	2
royal will and	2
for any cause	2
threaten or abuse	2
they commit no	2
of authority whatsoever	2
being most desirous	2
taken by some	2
every of the	2
the imperfections of	2
heereby require all	2
excepted all offences	2
by our late	2
mutiny and disorder	2
by acts of	2
be useful to	2
the hope of	2
thing contrary to	2
this second day	2
likewise such as	2
with the exceptions	2
by a publick	2
never use to	2
the execrable murder	2
and the dyets	2
this our indemnity	2
remove the fears	2
and to subject	2
berwick upon tweed	2
as obeyed not	2
subjects upon their	2
prince of orange	2
other persons whatsoever	2
to such transgressors	2
our weak subjects	2
and john macock	2
prerogative of our	2
or abuse the	2
commons of england	2
such like as	2
the other by	2
our royal government	2
persons that might	2
to pursue and	2
being fined by	2
to us upon	2
and such heretors	2
texts with between	2
any pretence of	2
or counterfeiting any	2
the blessed protestant	2
general pardon proclamations	2
november next to	2
indemnity past in	2
of hertford proclamations	2
horses towards the	2
between and defects	2
lay hold of	2
six hundred sixty	2
the severity that	2
appear before such	2
all and every	2
to carry arms	2
this present year	2
desirous to cover	2
at westminster the	2
impunity should embolden	2
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