quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	117
represented either as utf	36
characters represented either as	36
to the terms of	35
of the work described	33
the terms of creative	33
according to the terms	33
the early english books	33
terms of creative commons	33
the work described above	33
for keying and markup	33
markup reviewed and edited	33
from proquest page images	33
tcp assigned for keying	33
and markup reviewed and	33
english books online text	33
providing financial support to	33
encoded text transcribed from	33
keyed and coded from	33
coded from proquest page	33
institutions providing financial support	33
described above is co	33
support to the early	33
fathers of the poor	33
text and markup reviewed	33
work described above is	33
even for commercial purposes	33
the institutions providing financial	33
edition of the work	33
books online text creation	33
keyboarded and encoded edition	33
owned by the institutions	33
financial support to the	33
all without asking permission	33
to the early english	33
text is available for	33
encoded edition of the	33
images scanned from microfilm	33
and coded from proquest	33
text can be copied	33
by the institutions providing	33
this phase i text	33
i text is available	33
the text can be	33
online text creation partnership	33
assigned for keying and	33
and encoded edition of	33
is available for reuse	33
this keyboarded and encoded	33
phase i text is	33
the said fathers of	30
said fathers of the	30
the city of london	25
that the said fathers	20
r ocm this keyboarded	19
ocm this keyboarded and	19
although there are a	19
estc r ocm this	19
that can be made	19
the relief of the	19
to a limit of	18
the keyers to be	18
and use these texts	18
if there was a	18
a partnership between the	18
with level of the	18
characters will be marked	18
the new cambridge bibliography	18
were corrected where possible	18
created during phase of	18
of each text was	18
their works are eligible	18
illegibles were encoded as	18
on the new cambridge	18
those which did not	18
and markup guidelines are	18
should make clear that	18
converting tcp files to	18
create accurately transcribed and	18
a works in english	18
variety of subject areas	18
some errors will remain	18
public domain as of	18
of gaps by user	18
by converting tcp files	18
their early english books	18
universities of michigan and	18
of the texts have	18
released into the public	18
with changes to facilitate	18
sent to external keying	18
sometimes a second or	18
limit of instances per	18
textual data within the	18
partnership between the universities	18
therefore chose to create	18
tcp is a partnership	18
or elements to simplify	18
or later edition of	18
tcp files to tei	18
been looked at by	18
to range over a	18
did not meet qa	18
first editions of a	18
been transformed into placeholder	18
notably latin and welsh	18
files to tei p	18
made about the data	18
image sets were sent	18
tei p using tcp	18
to tei p using	18
based on the image	18
the overall quality of	18
have been released into	18
on the image sets	18
and those which did	18
the encoding was enhanced	18
opposed to critical editions	18
the universities of michigan	18
instances will never have	18
reflect the true nature	18
divided into two phases	18
corrected and characters marked	18
processes should make clear	18
can be made about	18
to page images in	18
of works in other	18
and or corrected and	18
and therefore chose to	18
have been transformed into	18
there are a number	18
range over a wide	18
been released into the	18
the print record of	18
record of the period	18
the true nature of	18
gaps by user contributors	18
wide variety of subject	18
structural encoding based on	18
have been looked at	18
domain as of january	18
in mind that in	18
produce large quantities of	18
publisher proquest to create	18
was proofread for accuracy	18
large quantities of textual	18
text creation partnership web	18
quality of tcp data	18
included and sometimes a	18
at the text creation	18
mind that in all	18
these texts for their	18
works are eligible for	18
for accuracy and those	18
to produce large quantities	18
possible up to a	18
via their early english	18
any remaining illegibles were	18
usual project restraints of	18
proquest via their early	18
selection was based on	18
then their works are	18
to create accurately transcribed	18
overall quality of tcp	18
tcp is to encode	18
in all likelihood such	18
are a number of	18
intended to range over	18
the project have been	18
images in accordance with	18
project was divided into	18
chosen if there was	18
will never have been	18
editorial teams in oxford	18
tcp project was divided	18
in oxford and michigan	18
were encoded as gap	18
marked as illegible were	18
copies of the texts	18
gap elements of known	18
was divided into two	18
on the text encoding	18
was based on the	18
or corrected and characters	18
can now take and	18
were sent to external	18
the texts have been	18
be aware of the	18
or for an anonymous	18
guidelines are available at	18
the publisher proquest to	18
where possible up to	18
project have been released	18
now take and use	18
request that due credit	18
within the usual project	18
will remain and some	18
then carried out by	18
level of the tei	18
external keying companies for	18
was chosen if there	18
based on the new	18
mainly structural encoding based	18
teams in oxford and	18
to simplify the filling	18
been issued variously as	18
markup guidelines are available	18
of a works in	18
will be marked as	18
texts created during phase	18
published between and available	18
the texts were encoded	18
of known extent have	18
page images in accordance	18
number of works in	18
likelihood such instances will	18
which did not meet	18
were encoded and linked	18
encoding was enhanced and	18
the usual project restraints	18
of the print record	18
encoded and linked to	18
title published between and	18
quantities of textual data	18
placeholder characters or elements	18
between the universities of	18
to create diplomatic transcriptions	18
mnemonic sdata character entities	18
use these texts for	18
there was a compelling	18
text selection was based	18
based on the text	18
filling in of gaps	18
up to a limit	18
works in english were	18
proofread for accuracy and	18
was enhanced and or	18
we respectfully request that	18
unicode or text strings	18
assumptions that can be	18
work was chosen if	18
meet qa standards were	18
sets were sent to	18
encoded as gap s	18
are available at the	18
creation partnership web site	18
or text strings within	18
some readable characters will	18
by editorial teams in	18
carried out by editorial	18
enhanced and or corrected	18
works in other languages	18
was intended to range	18
process of creating the	18
looked at by a	18
never have been looked	18
out by editorial teams	18
extent have been transformed	18
of creating the tcp	18
keying and markup guidelines	18
illegible were corrected where	18
as illegible were corrected	18
bear in mind that	18
not meet qa standards	18
of the process of	18
sets published by proquest	18
readable characters will be	18
keyers to be redone	18
corrected where possible up	18
keying companies for transcription	18
phase of the project	18
for transcription and basic	18
to reflect the true	18
users should be aware	18
quality assurance was then	18
by a tcp editor	18
project restraints of time	18
text strings within braces	18
text with mnemonic sdata	18
published by proquest via	18
changes to facilitate morpho	18
while the overall quality	18
is a partnership between	18
standards were returned to	18
issued variously as sgml	18
be made about the	18
were returned to the	18
created by converting tcp	18
a limit of instances	18
take and use these	18
the tei in libraries	18
of michigan and oxford	18
remaining illegibles were encoded	18
is given to their	18
p using tcp tei	18
and linked to page	18
the text encoding initiative	18
and therefore of any	18
elements of known extent	18
restraints of time and	18
of the tei in	18
over a wide variety	18
available at the text	18
users should bear in	18
a wide variety of	18
language title published between	18
of every monographic english	18
ascii text with mnemonic	18
simplify the filling in	18
each text was proofread	18
later edition of a	18
during phase of the	18
is to encode one	18
therefore of any assumptions	18
proquest to create accurately	18
general aim of eebo	18
transcribed and encoded texts	18
but we respectfully request	18
aimed to produce large	18
unicode or tei g	18
or tei g elements	18
to their original source	18
compelling reason to do	18
to external keying companies	18
credit and attribution is	18
all likelihood such instances	18
iv tiff page images	18
texts were encoded and	18
and the publisher proquest	18
a number of works	18
selection was intended to	18
into the public domain	18
bibliography of english literature	18
accuracy and those which	18
the text creation partnership	18
anyone can now take	18
encoded texts based on	18
are eligible for inclusion	18
understanding these processes should	18
elements to simplify the	18
texts based on the	18
michigan and oxford and	18
be marked as illegible	18
and attribution is given	18
reason to do so	18
as opposed to critical	18
transcription and basic encoding	18
of any assumptions that	18
data is very good	18
with mnemonic sdata character	18
second or later edition	18
attribution is given to	18
have been issued variously	18
was then carried out	18
accordance with level of	18
by proquest via their	18
tei in libraries guidelines	18
and oxford and the	18
true nature of the	18
characters or elements to	18
due credit and attribution	18
at by a tcp	18
such instances will never	18
that in all likelihood	18
the public domain as	18
that due credit and	18
nature of the print	18
and some readable characters	18
between and available in	18
respectfully request that due	18
for their own purposes	18
new cambridge bibliography of	18
image sets published by	18
returned to the keyers	18
creating the tcp texts	18
in english were prioritized	18
of a work was	18
of instances per text	18
encoding based on the	18
qa standards were returned	18
tcp aimed to produce	18
given to their original	18
data within the usual	18
characters marked as illegible	18
usually the first edition	18
text was proofread for	18
linked to page images	18
tcp data is very	18
aware of the process	18
and characters marked as	18
in of gaps by	18
to encode one copy	18
transformed into placeholder characters	18
cambridge bibliography of english	18
any assumptions that can	18
processed by university of	18
and encoded texts based	18
accurately transcribed and encoded	18
remain and some readable	18
of tcp data is	18
whichever is the greater	18
should be aware of	18
texts have been issued	18
errors will remain and	18
edition of a work	18
into placeholder characters or	18
a compelling reason to	18
chose to create diplomatic	18
of textual data within	18
was a compelling reason	18
should bear in mind	18
for an anonymous work	18
the image sets published	18
the filling in of	18
these processes should make	18
the general aim of	18
a work was chosen	18
editions of a works	18
companies for transcription and	18
known extent have been	18
and available in eebo	18
and sometimes a second	18
texts for their own	18
to the keyers to	18
by university of nebraska	18
of the project have	18
a second or later	18
print record of the	18
the process of creating	18
assurance was then carried	18
oxford and the publisher	18
of time and funding	18
in accordance with level	18
relief of the poor	17
provision for the poor	17
our product and manufactures	17
aptara keyed and coded	16
the people of england	16
reproduction of original in	16
are not able to	16
the rest of the	16
aim at restoring the	15
at restoring the text	15
text has not been	15
that support the display	15
a standardized format that	15
textual changes aim at	15
and linguistically annotated with	15
spellings that support the	15
text has been tokenized	15
standard spellings that support	15
from many walks of	15
and metadata enrichments aim	15
metadata enrichments aim at	15
the text more computationally	15
end users from many	15
transcription a of text	15
version of the tcp	15
tcp digital transcription a	15
this text is an	15
text more computationally tractable	15
and professional end users	15
changes and metadata enrichments	15
of the tcp digital	15
of a text in	15
textual changes and metadata	15
support the display of	15
users from many walks	15
not been fully proofread	15
in the english short	15
reproduction of the original	15
english short title catalog	15
format that preserves archaic	15
a text in a	15
an enriched version of	15
stationer meant to publish	15
text in a standardized	15
amateur and professional end	15
iv tiff page image	15
been tokenized and linguistically	15
many walks of life	15
or stationer meant to	15
been fully proofread approx	15
digital transcription a of	15
the author or stationer	15
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	15
includes standard spellings that	15
of the original in	15
aim at making the	15
professional end users from	15
the text the author	15
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that preserves archaic forms	15
at making the text	15
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is an enriched version	15
the original in the	15
display of a text	15
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based collaborative curation by	15
standardized format that preserves	15
and suitable for network	15
author or stationer meant	15
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tokenized and linguistically annotated	15
text is an enriched	15
curation by amateur and	15
the tcp digital transcription	15
changes aim at restoring	15
enrichments aim at making	15
in a standardized format	15
collaborative curation by amateur	15
the english short title	15
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the display of a	15
the text has been	15
text the author or	15
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enriched version of the	15
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a of text r	14
text r in the	14
employment of the poor	14
of text r in	14
from time to time	14
justices of the peace	14
r in the english	14
of the said city	14
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logarbo text and markup	13
mona logarbo sampled and	13
mona logarbo text and	13
the poor of the	13
logarbo sampled and proofread	13
the wealth of the	12
r this keyboarded and	12
imployment of the poor	12
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at the time of	12
estc r this keyboarded	12
the glory of god	12
of the city of	12
of the poor in	12
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of the poor may	11
spi global keyed and	11
original in the british	11
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the house of commons	11
in the british library	11
global keyed and coded	11
the interest of england	10
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the benefit of the	10
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i doubt not but	10
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were recorded as gap	9
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gap elements at the	9
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of parliament for the	9
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elements at the time	9
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present moneth of february	4
for the carrying on	4
time to time to	4
vertue of an order	4
for the generall good	4
parliaments reformation or a	4
for that which is	4
charity are the fruits	4
business of the nation	4
from the testimony of	4
be a means to	4
given to the poor	4
order of the house	4
such poor person and	4
and for preventing of	4
that all and every	4
poor person and persons	4
testimony of the holy	4
satisfaction of all debts	4
things relating to the	4
as it may be	4
from the attributes of	4
it may be considered	4
two hours in a	4
be taken for the	4
their consideration the multitude	4
blazon or coat of	4
by this means there	4
raising of a stock	4
or line of communication	4
as now they are	4
and his honourable councell	4
benefit of the said	4
tenent of all christians	4
the state of england	4
whereas by an order	4
there must be a	4
demonstrated from the attributes	4
as well as from	4
poor within the said	4
relief of the poore	4
at the charge of	4
all the poor people	4
where they are to	4
to the parliament of	4
said president and governours	4
so pious a work	4
live in sloth and	4
to supply their wants	4
of parliament for setting	4
the better employing and	4
the trade we drive	4
the will of god	4
works of mercy and	4
reasons for the erecting	4
for the better carrying	4
imploying the poor of	4
essays about the poor	4
to such as were	4
and maintaining the poor	4
for the imploying the	4
or any nine of	4
provide for those who	4
to promote the linnen	4
both abroad and at	4
of the poor to	4
for the erecting of	4
wants and necessities of	4
the trade of this	4
of the people of	4
are the fruits of	4
on monday the seventh	4
poor of that city	4
the members of the	4
city and liberties thereof	4
the multitude of beggars	4
should be able to	4
the report of the	4
in a due proportion	4
of mercy and charity	4
there may be some	4
they were able to	4
i am of opinion	4
give to him that	4
printer to the parliament	4
the interest of this	4
and twentieth of april	4
governors for the poor	4
the seven and twentieth	4
the proceedings of the	4
the erecting of a	4
pounds per annum to	4
as long as they	4
to his highness the	4
undoubted tenent of all	4
was presented to his	4
the works of mercy	4
promote the linnen manufactory	4
good of this nation	4
mo a wing e	4
and other heathen princes	4
seven and twentieth of	4
so good a work	4
poor may have liberty	4
that will not work	4
megan marion sampled and	4
in all things relating	4
the service of the	4
much to the glory	4
for want of stock	4
consideration the multitude of	4
the name of the	4
seventh of this present	4
and overseers of the	4
report of the governours	4
value of the kingdom	4
in city nor country	4
from what hath been	4
of the poore distressed	4
the undoubted tenent of	4
parliament for setting the	4
is the undoubted tenent	4
into their consideration the	4
order of the honourable	4
of the hospitals of	4
the imploying the poor	4
at the years end	4
advantage to this kingdom	4
must give an account	4
shall have power to	4
the lands of england	4
the generall good of	4
to be used in	4
in parliament assembled taking	4
to him that hath	4
the late lines of	4
monday the seventh of	4
h estc r ocm	4
the poor of that	4
assembled taking into their	4
and imployment of all	4
by the right honourable	4
at home and abroad	4
as it was presented	4
and benefit of the	4
a method concerning the	4
year i would allot	4
office of publick addresse	4
the satisfaction of all	4
to be wrought up	4
as from the testimony	4
to teach them to	4
may it please your	4
of all debts for	4
a stock of four	4
their poor on work	4
the love of god	4
and charity are the	4
to god and man	4
person and persons as	4
resolved by the commons	4
to answer all the	4
propositions tendered by the	4
in relation to its	4
that the works of	4
to the prejudice of	4
for imploying the poor	4
the poor at work	4
the parliament of england	4
in a way of	4
the lords and commons	4
method concerning the relief	4
majesty and the parliament	4
i would allot for	4
said city and liberties	4
thousand pounds per annum	4
governours of the corporation	4
did voluntarily in the	4
it seems to me	4
with an expedient for	4
the poor of england	4
this present moneth of	4
and every such poor	4
of the peace in	4
to the advantage of	4
common councell of the	4
and imployment of the	4
presented to his highness	4
within the city of	4
voluntarily in the year	4
the lord mayor president	4
relief and imployment of	4
stock of four hundred	4
care must be taken	4
well as from the	4
the office should be	4
peace in their quarter	4
be offered to the	4
maintaining the poor of	4
bread to the hungry	4
it was presented to	4
the number of those	4
in a course of	4
to be done by	4
without arrests or imprisonment	4
is one of the	4
or a worke for	4
in the hands of	4
of an order of	4
severall propositions tendered by	4
and advancement of learning	4
the word of the	4
the government of this	4
forty hundred thousand pounds	4
expedient to promote the	4
of the poor pleaded	4
and such as they	4
power to send such	4
an expedient for the	4
london and liberties thereof	4
the nation in general	4
wisdom of the parliament	4
taking into their consideration	4
course be taken for	4
of this nation to	4
any nine of them	4
than now they are	4
as it is the	4
for the better employing	4
will be much more	4
as it is in	4
government of the hospitals	4
votes of parliament for	4
to be provided for	4
ways might be found	4
the people will be	4
by an order of	4
and thus i have	4
by vertue of an	4
the poore distressed people	4
every such poor person	4
thousand packs of wool	4
let it be considered	4
in proportion to the	4
reformation or a worke	4
by which they might	4
may be able to	4
where there is no	4
marion sampled and proofread	4
and those that are	4
and the parliament shall	4
some proposals for the	4
of this city of	4
better employing and maintaining	4
there can be no	4
the end of the	4
may be found out	4
of the said stock	4
all debts for ever	4
have power to send	4
part with their money	4
tuesday the seven and	4
a great part of	4
wing h estc r	4
or coat of arms	4
the said city and	4
that the poor of	4
the want of a	4
carrying on the war	4
of the poor and	4
the poor to be	4
the reliefe of the	4
to the king and	4
the relief and imployment	4
in the multitude of	4
reliefe of the poore	4
their own poor only	4
to set up the	4
though it cannot be	4
of the said assembly	4
for relief of the	4
i do not think	4
would allot for the	4
that part of the	4
held by the right	4
printed by john field	4
for every one to	4
expedient for the satisfaction	4
one half of the	4
in his book intituled	4
tendered by the corporation	4
word of the lord	4
carrying on the present	4
a wing h estc	4
within the said city	4
and the nature of	4
the better carrying on	4
and setting the poor	4
three or four years	4
prevent much of that	4
marion text and markup	4
upon the double wheel	4
for such as would	3
publick addresse for accommodations	3
it is further ordained	3
there would be no	3
estate of the poor	3
use or purpose whatsoever	3
to a desolation in	3
as much to the	3
set their poor on	3
spent as much to	3
by the members of	3
care were taken to	3
of any of the	3
year more than will	3
any other use or	3
that the city of	3
the corporation of bristol	3
and distressed people in	3
interest due to such	3
for the accommodation of	3
by the foresaid proclamation	3
that are willing to	3
such poore persons within	3
for want of employment	3
in the said wars	3
in the sight of	3
of the imployment of	3
for education and relief	3
in the world to	3
in the execution of	3
the riches of a	3
be laid out for	3
of vagabounds and sturdie	3
from parish to parish	3
set up the trade	3
printed at aberdeen by	3
to the former proclamation	3
and as for those	3
by the justices of	3
hold buckle and thong	3
to the honorable the	3
offered to the great	3
the honorable the knights	3
doubt not but it	3
exportation of our coin	3
the number of labourers	3
councell of the said	3
would be time spent	3
and the parts within	3
they are fit to	3
to the end of	3
of the act of	3
beg up and down	3
king and both houses	3
may be said of	3
for the poor are	3
those of both sexes	3
or the deputy to	3
the raising of stock	3
be freed from the	3
so far as it	3
as well as i	3
in the said city	3
the nature of mans	3
found out to make	3
sorrow of many thousands	3
on the state of	3
to consider of ways	3
a breviat of some	3
persons as did voluntarily	3
and it would be	3
churchwardens and overseers of	3
in a time of	3
published for the information	3
by sir matthew hale	3
of the said poor	3
the use of our	3
but if they are	3
great grief and sorrow	3
love of god in	3
by this means we	3
the office will be	3
the speedy restoring the	3
to the great grief	3
for the imploying of	3
give me leave to	3
experience of many ages	3
be by this means	3
the behalf of themselves	3
is that which fills	3
can be engaged in	3
would be a great	3
there shall be occasion	3
to be in the	3
written by sir matthew	3
are capable of earning	3
for want of food	3
promoting the linnen manufactory	3
within the power of	3
as it were a	3
samuel c the rate	3
relief of the impotent	3
that perished in the	3
about the cities of	3
the multitude of poor	3
places where there is	3
the present war against	3
very little charge to	3
and if a whole	3
interest of england to	3
laws now in force	3
done by a well	3
lords and commons in	3
receive the moneys given	3
be enforced to beg	3
would be the great	3
of the poor of	3
judges and justices of	3
the spirit of god	3
five hundred and upwards	3
power of the militia	3
hundred thousand pounds per	3
the exportation of wool	3
to the like number	3
proposals to the king	3
are to be brought	3
that most men are	3
it to the care	3
up the trade of	3
kings most excellent majestie	3
old may be enforced	3
great numbers of people	3
are come out of	3
that noble and worthy	3
suppressing of vagabounds and	3
and practicable methods may	3
whole session of parliament	3
would be by this	3
the space of days	3
this is the way	3
appointed to consider of	3
of publick addresse for	3
to part with their	3
to be taken notice	3
in their late wars	3
the inland trade of	3
neede to go a	3
relation to its trade	3
ordinance of parliament for	3
in city and countrey	3
the hands of the	3
what will be the	3
poor and distressed people	3
to whom it is	3
might be taught to	3
to the wisdom of	3
signed by the appointment	3
of the excellency and	3
by freeing the manufactures	3
to such poore persons	3
all poor and distressed	3
mercy to the poor	3
places in the world	3
on the continent of	3
of a proposal already	3
out parts of this	3
of three or four	3
of this instant october	3
belonging to the said	3
at least of the	3
execution of the act	3
the spirit of the	3
the information and encouragement	3
information and encouragement of	3
the more effectuall carrying	3
willcox sampled and proofread	3
perished in the said	3
buckle and thong together	3
but there must be	3
the goals with malefactors	3
as for the first	3
a true relation of	3
and the means to	3
and interest due to	3
profit to the kingdom	3
state of england in	3
by buying and selling	3
of some proposals prepared	3
the chamber of london	3
complaint of poor people	3
thing that noble and	3
deput of aberdeen shire	3
it shall be free	3
a proposal already laid	3
the consequence whereof will	3
by which all beggars	3
to be doubted but	3
practice so dishonourable to	3
as they are now	3
of indian silks and	3
of many thousands in	3
to the great wisdom	3
time spent as much	3
those that are in	3
and shall have hereby	3
for the ease of	3
to the interest of	3
the names of such	3
might be so prouided	3
or the said treasurer	3
with a great deal	3
parts within the power	3
of commons assembled in	3
being a true relation	3
it shall and may	3
lords of their majesties	3
in time of peace	3
the sad complaint of	3
he that hath meat	3
the care of the	3
whereof the said president	3
but on the contrary	3
write not this to	3
necessary and onely effectual	3
are to be found	3
at the rates we	3
profitable to the nation	3
and a half of	3
which fills the goals	3
it is one of	3
poor not able to	3
any person or persons	3
poor in sion college	3
the poor on vvork	3
an ordinance of parliament	3
dishonourable to the nation	3
that wish well to	3
it would be of	3
the committee for the	3
one of the great	3
have no way to	3
not being able to	3
now under their consideration	3
if the trade of	3
the poor are now	3
song was begun at	3
that the people of	3
a share in the	3
themselves and other poor	3
as none should neede	3
when they shall see	3
late wars against the	3
of ways for the	3
that there is no	3
to get a living	3
shall be free for	3
or such commodities as	3
as it is more	3
of their country can	3
for want of bread	3
the lord will deliver	3
the profits of a	3
the deputy to the	3
that so they may	3
contrary to the great	3
to a publick work	3
better for the nation	3
poor and setting them	3
proceedings of the corporation	3
of the impotent poor	3
a stock to imploy	3
their late wars against	3
answer all the ends	3
imployment to our people	3
any thing that noble	3
an essay on the	3
that the poore of	3
sawbridge and edward pearce	3
this is a great	3
towards their own maintenance	3
that are come out	3
the statute of hen	3
behalf of themselves and	3
that they are not	3
better providing for the	3
may be carried on	3
bearing the date d	3
make use of such	3
taken out of sir	3
of our own manufactures	3
to the great charter	3
this song was begun	3
to the wealth of	3
to bring them to	3
debt to the orphans	3
a begging within this	3
case of the city	3
pounds worth of cloth	3
for the information and	3
the greatest part of	3
country can be engaged	3
grief and sorrow of	3
laws relating to the	3
to be raised for	3
treasurer to be one	3
may be used to	3
and on the behalf	3
be taken notice of	3
rich men to the	3
to read and write	3
greater care to prevent	3
resolved by the parliament	3
behalf of the poor	3
the end at coventry	3
by the same means	3
of england might be	3
onely effectual expedient to	3
the temple of god	3
thousand pounds a year	3
as appears by the	3
be free for every	3
grones for the poore	3
are a sort of	3
to the christian religion	3
appointed and authorized to	3
for all poor and	3
orphans of other marriners	3
fit to go to	3
company in their late	3
in learning and arts	3
is not worthy of	3
and about the cities	3
but by this means	3
the king and both	3
get their own livings	3
sad complaint of poor	3
it would be the	3
we shall come to	3
the office shall give	3
by command of authority	3
down the labour of	3
certain proposals to the	3
as they have to	3
of the clock in	3
weekly bills of mortality	3
of such as are	3
proposals prepared to be	3
process was given in	3
ways for the better	3
i have met with	3
and orphans of other	3
other marriners to the	3
for employing our poor	3
which will be a	3
that it was not	3
the stock of the	3
great care must be	3
and assistance of the	3
of the poore and	3
and date of publication	3
the number of five	3
thy bread to the	3
may be said to	3
supply the want of	3
within the late lines	3
and authorized to state	3
breviat of some proposals	3
distressed prisoners for debt	3
wish well to so	3
in case of death	3
in behalf of the	3
and justices of assize	3
four hundred pounds per	3
a man may have	3
in debt and detinue	3
of original in bodleian	3
a proposal offered to	3
stock for the poor	3
in some other countries	3
and suppressing of vagabounds	3
the appointment of the	3
millions and a half	3
setling of maintenance for	3
per annum to the	3
the principall and interest	3
committee of the honourable	3
want of such a	3
support of the government	3
is to be had	3
hospital in every county	3
speedy restoring the woollen	3
to the best advantage	3
with their furniture and	3
be sent to the	3
most honorable privy councill	3
and relief of the	3
go a begging within	3
may and ought to	3
by the experience of	3
the poor children that	3
essay on the state	3
poore persons within the	3
little or none of	3
and to the christian	3
widows and orphans of	3
as the most necessary	3
poore distressed people that	3
for the poor and	3
to be the most	3
the common councell of	3
said treasurer to be	3
indigent and necessitous poor	3
chosen out of each	3
it is to be	3
memorials are to be	3
the town of dorchester	3
calicoes and indian silks	3
require and command obedience	3
distressed people in citie	3
the office should have	3
of those who are	3
honour one of another	3
the prevention of poverty	3
published for the generall	3
proposal already laid before	3
a stock for the	3
have great reason to	3
their king and country	3
may speedily be restrained	3
and encouragement of those	3
the office of addresse	3
of rich men to	3
and of the excellency	3
for the supply of	3
the wants and necessities	3
it will be objected	3
to the justices of	3
from our own plantations	3
if there be any	3
the poor and setting	3
very severe laws against	3
number of five hundred	3
be done by a	3
be better able to	3
all their poor people	3
their majesties most honorable	3
the consumption of our	3
a practice so dishonourable	3
of the corporation of	3
more in love with	3
if they will not	3
that it is not	3
bread upon the waters	3
in such a case	3
may be employed to	3
friend of the common	3
deacons to engage themselves	3
advantageous to this kingdom	3
worthy patriots of their	3
there is no power	3
be well provided for	3
to feed the hungry	3
i write not this	3
to go a begging	3
a due proportion to	3
of maintenance for the	3
the city of bristol	3
be it further ordained	3
for the better effecting	3
five pounds a year	3
the king in his	3
people of england are	3
for the poor in	3
sic of london have	3
the poor are not	3
either for want of	3
i desire it may	3
to bring them in	3
the kingdom with idle	3
command obedience to the	3
that which fills the	3
the poor will be	3
not worthy of me	3
as to the second	3
state the principall and	3
due provision for education	3
to state the principall	3
education of the poor	3
the late renowned judge	3
it is the will	3
the behalf of the	3
members of the house	3
as occasion shall require	3
lessen the number of	3
on of the work	3
poor in their respective	3
pursuance to certain proposals	3
this i am sure	3
more or less profitable	3
to the consideration of	3
committee for the poor	3
and that will daily	3
proposal offered to the	3
who shall offer themselves	3
and vagabonds in and	3
the uncharitableness of rich	3
may be employed in	3
encourage the merchant to	3
the commodities we have	3
to cause to be	3
for the impotent poor	3
erecting of a working	3
since it is so	3
to the tune of	3
true relation of the	3
of the sincerity of	3
to encourage the setting	3
to be imployed for	3
house of commons assembled	3
may be sent to	3
to our plantations in	3
and command obedience to	3
by the appointment of	3
within the cities of	3
would it not be	3
no poore body young	3
pay out of their	3
horse with their furniture	3
great reason why the	3
and those of both	3
shall offer themselves to	3
the kingdom of england	3
as in any thing	3
the allowance of the	3
original in the bodleian	3
in such a manner	3
we have heard of	3
account of the proceedings	3
petition of robert tayloe	3
and may be lawfull	3
to the destruction of	3
it is well known	3
persons within the cities	3
nor is this all	3
the parts within the	3
commons in parliament assembled	3
in any thing that	3
towards the maintenance of	3
the poor in sion	3
be more in love	3
of the said aldermen	3
fills the goals with	3
to the trade of	3
effectual expedient to promote	3
there is millions of	3
able to give them	3
put an end to	3
in one of these	3
to be rid of	3
of their majesties most	3
humble address of poor	3
of idleness and the	3
and are not able	3
of the nation will	3
and worthy patriots of	3
an abstract of a	3
and deacons to engage	3
for the speedy restoring	3
original in bodleian library	3
of the widows and	3
of their own parish	3
been bred up in	3
sent from parish to	3
people in citie and	3
and commons in parliament	3
none should neede to	3
themselves and their children	3
can be brought to	3
their warrants to the	3
the wool of england	3
in execution of the	3
the kings most excellent	3
session of parliament were	3
we will next consider	3
idleness and the consequence	3
not that i would	3
are of two kinds	3
for setling of maintenance	3
free for every one	3
to debt to the	3
into the kingdom of	3
abstract of a proposal	3
b estc r ocm	3
marriners to the like	3
for the better providing	3
the wealth of this	3
in the management of	3
it further ordained by	3
ought not to be	3
i cannot see how	3
be so prouided for	3
england in relation to	3
as will not work	3
authorized to state the	3
writ in his book	3
humble petition of robert	3
vagabonds in and about	3
he that gives to	3
are appointed and authorized	3
office should be able	3
within this city and	3
and preventing the exportation	3
offered to the committee	3
india company in their	3
shall and may be	3
advantage to the kingdom	3
doe strictly require and	3
already laid before the	3
if there were no	3
six pence per pound	3
against the great mogul	3
little charge to the	3
and that it be	3
men to the poor	3
our poor in england	3
as did voluntarily in	3
that there be no	3
so much as we	3
must be taken that	3
both at home and	3
to such as shall	3
is the will of	3
behalf of the widows	3
receive honour one of	3
should neede to go	3
opening lines of text	3
and other poor marriners	3
present course of trade	3
so great a work	3
such as desire to	3
the exportation of our	3
poore of england might	3
as desire to know	3
let us consider what	3
may be enforced to	3
strictly require and command	3
which i take to	3
to give is a	3
would be better for	3
fall short of answering	3
in cities and towns	3
thousands in this nation	3
the wealth of a	3
to keep them out	3
the laws at present	3
to a friend by	3
more than they spend	3
that the poor should	3
a friend by t	3
should be permitted to	3
many times they are	3
a defect in our	3
enforced to beg within	3
in respect of the	3
in their severall circuits	3
shall from time to	3
a way of industry	3
nature of mans soul	3
place and date of	3
within their classes in	3
uncharitableness of rich men	3
if a whole session	3
of the king and	3
wealth of a nation	3
in the bodleian library	3
the poor of other	3
obedience to the former	3
maintenance for the indigent	3
it may be they	3
come out of ireland	3
begging within this realme	3
from place to place	3
much as may be	3
and now under their	3
the streets of london	3
to be more in	3
remonstrating the illegality of	3
thousand pounds worth of	3
consideration of the king	3
once in every year	3
of the said college	3
in pursuance to certain	3
have power to erect	3
a estc r ocm	3
of the severity of	3
freeing the manufactures from	3
that are not able	3
one great reason why	3
as much as may	3
desire it may be	3
not able to double	3
be said to be	3
he hath given us	3
relation of the dearness	3
places where they live	3
aberdeen by command of	3
present war against france	3
by the industry of	3
distressed people that are	3
if any desire to	3
on the same terms	3
to be one great	3
and good of this	3
the most necessary and	3
would be much more	3
were to be wisht	3
their country can be	3
stock of the kingdom	3
england might be so	3
and onely effectual expedient	3
at aberdeen by command	3
raise a stock to	3
the beginning of the	3
and it is further	3
the accounts of the	3
his bread to the	3
to be given to	3
the persons to be	3
the office of publick	3
prepared to be offered	3
honourable the house of	3
but their own poor	3
who served the east	3
not the spirit of	3
poor distressed prisoners for	3
provision for education and	3
such as have no	3
and contrary to the	3
proceed to offer some	3
for the indigent and	3
of themselves and other	3
the experience of many	3
thousand six hundred and	3
the honourable the house	3
encourage the setting up	3
be the great wisdom	3
to take care of	3
the indigent and necessitous	3
person or persons for	3
the former proclamation and	3
of publication from wing	3
the th of february	3
the misery of the	3
due to such poore	3
noble and worthy patriots	3
way to provide for	3
to beg within their	3
that no poore body	3
turn their hands to	3
him do so likewise	3
education and relief of	3
other use or purpose	3
in reference to debt	3
may be done by	3
to receive the moneys	3
to certain proposals to	3
of the dearness of	3
some way or other	3
in sion college london	3
and this is the	3
good of the kingdome	3
principall and interest due	3
a pound of flax	3
most necessary and onely	3
been a means to	3
to which it is	3
their classes in city	3
to be offered to	3
of all their poor	3
address of poor distressed	3
be time spent as	3
majesties most honorable privy	3
to the kings most	3
to the nation in	3
of england should be	3
a whole session of	3
of the proceedings of	3
beg within their classes	3
consider of ways for	3
they are not able	3
proposals for the imployment	3
classes in city nor	3
and six pence per	3
the weekly bills of	3
or any of the	3
patriots of their country	3
the poore of england	3
in citie and country	3
parts of the kingdom	3
the widows and orphans	3
laid before the honourable	3
and the same place	3
be of great use	3
in city and country	3
the dearness of all	3
before the honourable the	3
and be it further	3
those who are willing	3
the humble address of	3
it would be time	3
pip willcox sampled and	3
charge of the war	3
shillings and eight pence	3
in the old baily	3
of such as shall	3
the better providing for	3
industrious education of the	3
the lords of their	3
running down the labour	3
to their poor parents	3
more than now is	3
of the peace at	3
shall think fit to	3
which the late renowned	3
to maintain their own	3
at the bible in	3
shillings and six pence	3
was begun at worcester	3
to so pious a	3
with an ordinance of	3
are not set on	3
let him do so	3
yet i hope the	3
of other marriners to	3
people that are come	3
former proclamation and this	3
should not be in	3
government of this city	3
to employ our poor	3
imployment of all sorts	3
more effectuall carrying on	3
one and the same	3
are not so much	3
many thousands in this	3
by the space of	3
into the hands of	3
of england in relation	3
imprisonment of the body	3
a friend of the	3
and xml conversion an	3
but if it be	3
to the right honourable	3
consequence whereof will be	3
reference to debt to	3
is the reason that	3
advertisement by the sheriff	3
the office should shew	3
cities and trading towns	3
poor may have power	3
of poor distressed prisoners	3
to the lords and	3
the means of the	3
to provide work for	3
as there shall be	3
the illegality of outlaries	3
and sorrow of many	3
even to a desolation	3
of the militia thereof	3
to the nation than	3
better carrying on of	3
the clock in the	3
for the new work	3
the genius of the	3
the nature of the	3
of five hundred and	3
and so much as	3
the great grief and	3
out of sir josiah	3
preventing the exportation of	3
wars against the great	3
to any other use	3
well to so pious	3
in one and the	3
john sawbridge and edward	3
prevention of idleness and	3
some proposals prepared to	3
so dishonourable to the	3
them in a course	3
a desolation in time	3
for want of work	3
present differences in religion	2
as his majesty and	2
to do whatever else	2
those who are taken	2
they may be placed	2
the medal which they	2
thou wilt not deliver	2
and wanders directly back	2
eate out the filthy	2
england have always been	2
their value by the	2
we have to spare	2
instruction of young children	2
if they can have	2
the constables of this	2
poor creatures to work	2
to return to my	2
of london shall make	2
i would have all	2
must give me leave	2
all poor that come	2
they shall obtain mercy	2
from the bay of	2
idle and unprofitable persons	2
at a loss how	2
men shall appoint to	2
and as it is	2
out of their large	2
powers relating to the	2
just and prudent management	2
but one body politick	2
of publication suggested by	2
and promote the same	2
the use of those	2
thomason e estc r	2
their hospitals of christ	2
when the nation comes	2
sum of thirty thousand	2
the nation comes to	2
fault of the law	2
or six houses into	2
why the people of	2
is like to effect	2
lover of his country	2
to the aforesaid question	2
deficient of invention to	2
and better provided for	2
perished for want of	2
the whole purpose of	2
as any shall be	2
they give more than	2
for our own use	2
as before is observed	2
late renowned judge sir	2
limited powers given them	2
the converting of such	2
and suburbs with them	2
advancement of learning proposed	2
to give to him	2
of the son of	2
which they wear about	2
the sincerity of their	2
found begging in the	2
be glad to see	2
presumed deficient of invention	2
it be true that	2
part of the objection	2
they yearly paid to	2
information and addresse thereunto	2
the next thing is	2
almost impossible they should	2
to sustain them by	2
it may be employed	2
as well as holland	2
to the visited poor	2
short of answering their	2
way which the east	2
college london truly stated	2
robyn anspach text and	2
shall be commenced or	2
on buying and selling	2
and serve only to	2
make a hard shift	2
the poor in particular	2
by reason of death	2
abate the exportation of	2
the said corporations shall	2
months in a year	2
and all powers and	2
was to be demonstrated	2
that the said assembly	2
care be taken to	2
can do nothing towards	2
soon as they are	2
to all men to	2
and from thence take	2
are the best administrators	2
notwithstanding the examples of	2
effecting this great work	2
are to be registred	2
be employed to right	2
shall be collected for	2
that have many children	2
sooner doth the delinquent	2
for those who have	2
between man and man	2
such as the people	2
rendred serviceable to their	2
face of the kingdom	2
and not hurt to	2
our own plantations in	2
know that there is	2
great reason to hope	2
that there be one	2
the liberties of the	2
and be it ordained	2
if at length she	2
one million and a	2
it is unreasonable and	2
that person who should	2
bring it to a	2
hall may declare who	2
enter into the kingdom	2
as now there are	2
which we cannot carry	2
to live at their	2
the city of westminster	2
to set their poor	2
the office for information	2
purpose are as good	2
able to do it	2
many die in their	2
two pence half penny	2
have very severe laws	2
evident by the experience	2
to give to such	2
as this world can	2
number of persons to	2
of opinion that the	2
whether it turns to	2
said radical error i	2
model of laws for	2
turns to present profit	2
thousands of pounds per	2
and every way more	2
for the further relief	2
london shall make choice	2
clock in the forenoone	2
charge to the nation	2
that ever it will	2
in england have always	2
conscionably study and labour	2
to this question are	2
for improving and releiving	2
those statutes which relate	2
the city to have	2
they shall distribute themselves	2
it is an act	2
i would have given	2
on to advantage without	2
in the prosecution of	2
in respect to its	2
green staff which is	2
be justly offended if	2
and the same to	2
shall be granted to	2
said fundamental error is	2
poor are capable to	2
liberty to assess and	2
the patent for farthings	2
might have been serviceable	2
and to exercise all	2
conversion blazon or coat	2
remedy that may be	2
no cause to doubt	2
poor should be always	2
the continent of america	2
yet it is not	2
proposed by humphrey barrow	2
cometh to the light	2
in holland and other	2
parish they are of	2
employ all poor that	2
shall be raised to	2
would not have been	2
according to the computation	2
he shall be blessed	2
remedy next at hand	2
with cold and nakedness	2
imployment of the common	2
hath done the part	2
out of southwark for	2
to put the poor	2
being men so elected	2
to hope that ever	2
as easie to them	2
the price of our	2
is given to the	2
effect what is desired	2
a worthy member of	2
is the case of	2
i have great reason	2
king charles the first	2
of the poor hereafter	2
poor are of two	2
am of opinion that	2
and may be so	2
and by what methods	2
statutes made by them	2
are capable to add	2
to those that are	2
would be sufficient to	2
vagrants and common beggers	2
various sorts of manufactures	2
the product of ireland	2
sorts of pretty things	2
promised to take away	2
the poore and advancement	2
home to their poor	2
done the part of	2
no danger of glutting	2
have not a share	2
which ought to be	2
more mischievous than the	2
to that purpose any	2
and harp in west	2
and may be a	2
to provide for the	2
i say without effect	2
it grows and arises	2
with disability to propose	2
clerk of the said	2
neglected as now they	2
nation than all the	2
for the city to	2
how they shall distribute	2
it being natural to	2
to inhabit amongst them	2
any shall be to	2
them from their fellowes	2
their native manufactures as	2
that there might be	2
brought to such terms	2
a good conscience in	2
places cannot do the	2
nobility and gentry of	2
the support of the	2
the woollen manufacture by	2
in none so well	2
most sad and wretched	2
of the lord is	2
loose and disorderly education	2
this most religious vineyard	2
any attempts of other	2
and priviledges equal with	2
us walk in the	2
be able to teach	2
tell his ancient people	2
will tend to the	2
will not be long	2
as well becomes a	2
if he were not	2
earnestly to desire and	2
was a prejudice to	2
shall first assert some	2
of cities and great	2
any of them do	2
a more vigilant beadle	2
there are diversities of	2
thy neighbour as thy	2
dorchester entertain any but	2
as the lord mayor	2
to set all the	2
world to our selves	2
years preceding this constitution	2
which i esteem the	2
to exercise their discretion	2
in the distribution of	2
of our body politick	2
that considereth the poor	2
thrusting a poor body	2
there is any manufacture	2
a man had a	2
as any in the	2
to the poor of	2
with the said scrutiny	2
by them to this	2
relief of their poor	2
maintain and employ our	2
thereof city of london	2
or old may be	2
and bringing them to	2
some general proposals that	2
and all those that	2
be lawfull to and	2
a great charge upon	2
the multitude of people	2
great part of the	2
to be maintained by	2
else they shall be	2
for the effecting the	2
not a share in	2
but to return to	2
to be considered of	2
be instructed in learning	2
this particular i shall	2
to admit into their	2
poore in their sicknesse	2
attributes of god and	2
as also to the	2
but if they be	2
practicable methods may be	2
where they shall come	2
by which means those	2
we may obtain and	2
for the said corporation	2
lawfull to and for	2
are so provided for	2
being a sufficient warrant	2
people that the poor	2
willing to be rid	2
which many times they	2
the promotion of it	2
is a hard and	2
shall be the persons	2
like to effect what	2
large and sufficient power	2
be as happie as	2
what is more doubtful	2
own members to visit	2
all had that compass	2
whom they must give	2
this is a question	2
the laws about the	2
assisted with such a	2
be kept up to	2
whereof there are multitudes	2
they will be miraculously	2
with our own manufactures	2
the manner of the	2
for the reception of	2
most that i converse	2
the product and manufactures	2
parts of this kingdom	2
but if it were	2