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quadgram	frequency
early english books online	85
of london and westminster	37
cities of london and	37
online text creation partnership	28
text is available for	28
this keyboarded and encoded	28
i text is available	28
text and markup reviewed	28
the institutions providing financial	28
is available for reuse	28
the early english books	28
text can be copied	28
phase i text is	28
providing financial support to	28
financial support to the	28
the text can be	28
according to the terms	28
support to the early	28
markup reviewed and edited	28
and markup reviewed and	28
of the work described	28
keyed and coded from	28
the terms of creative	28
encoded edition of the	28
described above is co	28
all without asking permission	28
and encoded edition of	28
by the institutions providing	28
keyboarded and encoded edition	28
images scanned from microfilm	28
the work described above	28
work described above is	28
and coded from proquest	28
owned by the institutions	28
from proquest page images	28
encoded text transcribed from	28
english books online text	28
to the early english	28
this phase i text	28
to the terms of	28
books online text creation	28
tcp assigned for keying	28
terms of creative commons	28
assigned for keying and	28
institutions providing financial support	28
for keying and markup	28
even for commercial purposes	28
edition of the work	28
coded from proquest page	28
of the tcp digital	27
at making the text	27
at restoring the text	27
format that preserves archaic	27
aim at making the	27
is an enriched version	27
been fully proofread approx	27
the text has been	27
english short title catalog	27
an enriched version of	27
spellings that support the	27
tcp digital transcription a	27
a text in a	27
from many walks of	27
enriched version of the	27
text more computationally tractable	27
curation by amateur and	27
text in a standardized	27
metadata enrichments aim at	27
the text the author	27
textual changes and metadata	27
a of text r	27
of a text in	27
that support the display	27
by amateur and professional	27
textual changes aim at	27
standard spellings that support	27
in a standardized format	27
of text r in	27
restoring the text the	27
text has not been	27
text is an enriched	27
stationer meant to publish	27
r in the english	27
a standardized format that	27
support the display of	27
professional end users from	27
the annotation includes standard	27
the english short title	27
changes and metadata enrichments	27
text has been tokenized	27
display of a text	27
that preserves archaic forms	27
or stationer meant to	27
the display of a	27
and linguistically annotated with	27
version of the tcp	27
aim at restoring the	27
in the english short	27
collaborative curation by amateur	27
annotation includes standard spellings	27
text the author or	27
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been tokenized and linguistically	27
text r in the	27
changes aim at restoring	27
standardized format that preserves	27
the author or stationer	27
users from many walks	27
this text has not	27
many walks of life	27
has been tokenized and	27
and suitable for network	27
has not been fully	27
enrichments aim at making	27
making the text more	27
digital transcription a of	27
transcription a of text	27
the text more computationally	27
end users from many	27
linguistically annotated with morphadorner	27
includes standard spellings that	27
author or stationer meant	27
based collaborative curation by	27
the tcp digital transcription	27
and professional end users	27
tokenized and linguistically annotated	27
and metadata enrichments aim	27
not been fully proofread	27
this text is an	27
late lines of communication	26
the cities of london	26
estc r this keyboarded	25
r this keyboarded and	25
the original in the	24
reproduction of the original	24
the king sent us	24
of the original in	24
original in the british	22
in the british library	22
persons who have been	18
words puts this text	17
the rate of defects	17
category of texts with	17
puts this text in	17
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rate of defects per	17
this text in the	17
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a declaration of the	16
depart out of the	16
a proclamation commanding all	16
the late kings party	15
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apex covantage keyed and	15
annotation on thomason copy	15
of the late kings	15
covantage keyed and coded	15
on the other side	15
the rest of the	14
iv tiff page images	14
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iv tiff page image	14
the city of london	14
iustices of the peace	12
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texts with between and	12
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of the cities of	12
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out of the cities	12
proclamation commanding all papists	12
the advice of his	12
of texts with between	12
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the year of our	11
my prophets no harme	11
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touch not mine anointed	11
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gap elements at the	10
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henry hills and john	10
by henry hills and	10
the people of god	10
known defects that were	10
the time of transcription	10
were recorded as gap	10
said cities of london	10
text has no known	10
printed by henry hills	10
this text has no	10
a this text has	10
to be given to	10
the lords and commons	10
elements at the time	10
defects that were recorded	10
logarbo text and markup	9
the c category of	9
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c category of texts	9
mona logarbo sampled and	9
e estc r this	9
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logarbo sampled and proofread	9
to the late king	9
c the rate of	9
thomason e estc r	9
of the county of	9
by the lord protector	9
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mona logarbo text and	9
dr wilde on monday	8
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of the church of	8
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mo a wing c	8
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hills and john field	8
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aptara keyed and coded	6
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or cause to be	6
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of the kings party	6
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the lord of heaven	6
to the end that	6
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the church of rome	6
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or any of them	6
over against dunstans church	6
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of the house of	6
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son to the late	6
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the word of god	6
the imperial crown of	6
and twentieth day of	6
that hath been in	6
be sold at the	6
do my prophets no	6
the kings party in	6
of the lords and	6
twelfth day of september	5
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and that it is	5
the north of england	5
valiant forces of the	5
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the house of commons	5
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cavaleere to his comrades	5
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in his answer to	5
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munday the second of	5
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be taken notice of	4
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day of september instant	4
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knights gentry of the	4
first commanding the civil	4
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sharpe reproofe to a	4
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by agamemnon shaglock van	4
his speech at the	4
those of the roman	4
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henry earl of holland	4
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who have born arms	4
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tenth day of june	4
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as to the matter	4
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for the most part	4
to severall persons in	4
neither shouldest thou have	4
as they will answer	4
servant in christ jesus	4
by the prisoners in	4
all and every person	4
that john mordant esq	4
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or assisted in the	4
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those that have been	4
the county of oxon	4
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the commission under the	4
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false glosses lately obtruded	4
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song of the royall	4
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london and westminster and	4
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all papists and all	4
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of all the rest	3
pretence of the vindication	3
the point of which	3
of the greeke alphabet	3
it is set down	3
been at any time	3
the citie of london	3
by a trusty wellwisher	3
of which should direct	3
to have murthered most	3
of his merry pranks	3
the second that no	3
publique peace and safety	3
born arms against this	3
one blow severed his	3
of heaven and earth	3
and not to remove	3
by sound of trumpet	3
letter of the greeke	3
and i pray god	3
and then as he	3
the cause of god	3
honour of the parliament	3
kings party in the	3
and oppressing gods servants	3
make war upon their	3
party in the north	3
four of you shall	3
the use of the	3
of a malignant water	3
wonder of all that	3
appointed on thursday the	3
designe in the city	3
this place of power	3
when there is one	3
declaration of sir tho	3
kings party in south	3
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the order which polity	3
he would look upon	3
surrendering of the said	3
him which way to	3
i have nothing but	3
the commons in parliament	3
concerne the publique peace	3
copie of the commission	3
the said city and	3
to them and their	3
the earl of cambridg	3
and all captains of	3
divine inhibition was given	3
of parliament appointed on	3
is yet generally obeyed	3
lord generall to the	3
in the d category	3
warr against the parliament	3
have the like prosperous	3
his answer to the	3
the persons above named	3
the people to cudgell	3
conversion a declaration of	3
to the disturbance of	3
published in defence of	3
there is a king	3
a wing e thomason	3
be proclaimed by sound	3
admiration and wonder of	3
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him a thing like	3
princes agent at the	3
on it by royalists	3
the crown and dignity	3
the appearing of a	3
such person and persons	3
restraine them from injuring	3
will be pleased to	3
or assisting the enemy	3
second that no souldier	3
of those proceedings which	3
the law of nature	3
the princes agent at	3
to peace and unity	3
a great designe in	3
up armes against kings	3
make frequent and diligent	3
their hands and seals	3
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on the people to	3
endevouring to raise forces	3
in the citie of	3
of the vindication of	3
the use of these	3
if we do not	3
depart from his quarters	3
touching his majesties freedome	3
thanksgiving is by order	3
without regard to the	3
want of a king	3
generalls of the english	3
and souldiers in the	3
have murthered most of	3
those that are members	3
have raised warr against	3
who are gods anoynted	3
into the severall counties	3
the power of the	3
and their animating on	3
publike thanksgiving is by	3
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to be proclaimed by	3
souldier shall depart from	3
called the earl of	3
of such as are	3
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to his dogs funerall	3
the city of colchester	3
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from his quarters without	3
horse with a white	3
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devil in the likeness	3
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concerning the danger of	3
strange breed of this	3
the enemies thereof in	3
d the rate of	3
in the severall counties	3
read in all churches	3
danger of capitulation with	3
no a declaration of	3
no souldier shall depart	3
with a briefe exhortation	3
and all other places	3
proceedings which concerne the	3
and the lord of	3
to the house of	3
for the better discovery	3
them from injuring and	3
and are now residing	3
or before monday the	3
the speech and command	3
six hundred fifty seven	3
and gave him a	3
present design for the	3
shall think fit to	3
mentioned in the said	3
the law of nations	3
command the lord mayor	3
commission be read in	3
demands and proposals also	3
kings to plunder and	3
cases by way of	3
enchanted by a witch	3
is by order of	3
of the devil in	3
of divers commissions from	3
thereof in the time	3
apprehending of charls stuart	3
inhibition was given to	3
majesties court at carisbrook	3
do we not find	3
the house of god	3
being come upon the	3
his majesties armie in	3
all churches and chappels	3
time to time to	3
of the generall assembly	3
miles distant from thence	3
the answer of the	3
order which polity hath	3
th letter of the	3
taking by the cavalieres	3
armie in the northern	3
touch not mine anoynted	3
with a declaration of	3
of the scottish forces	3
the cavalieres in the	3
this divine inhibition was	3
which ought to be	3
invites you all that	3
and every housholder and	3
lord of heaven and	3
his majesties officers and	3
in all churches and	3
prosperous successe in all	3
of manchester generalls of	3
the earle of manchester	3
manchester generalls of the	3
at the right hand	3
name of a church	3
to the glory of	3
assisting the enemy against	3
a briefe exhortation to	3
four hours next after	3
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by the authority of	3
under their hands and	3
who had skill in	3
of the whole world	3
then for subjects to	3
this narration and commission	3
order of both houses	3
a witch at hatfield	3
with the th letter	3
most of the parliament	3
cavalieres in the severall	3
away the king from	3
in behalf of the	3
mo a wing h	3
estc r ocm this	3
more unlawfull for kings	3
and over all persons	3
some part of the	3
parliament appointed on thursday	3
from injuring and oppressing	3
neare the parliament doores	3
the raising of the	3
and a great rising	3
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point of which should	3
to cudgell the parliament	3
on or before monday	3
printed by john field	3
lawes of the land	3
how it vanished away	3
their animating on the	3
to repair unto their	3
the eye of faith	3
annexed to the imperial	3
civilwar no a declaration	3
dispiersed into the severall	3
is given in the	3
exhortation to peace and	3
residing in or about	3
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look you what here	3
are now residing in	3
places ten miles distant	3
briefe exhortation to peace	3
of capitulation with those	3
immediately before their execution	3
great rising in the	3
time of the late	3
be head of the	3
of a strange vision	3
the english forces in	3
be read in all	3
by a letter to	3
of the power of	3
of the english forces	3
all other places within	3
his quarters without leave	3
that have engaged for	3
proclaimed by sound of	3
protector a this text	3
souldiers in the city	3
the th letter of	3
to the said demands	3
to whom authority of	3
the writers name and	3
in the late wars	3
that it was not	3
surname begins with the	3
severall counties of north	3
have been at any	3
by a witch at	3
into the armes of	3
for the kings majesty	3
and against receiving protections	3
the several counties of	3
at the royall exchange	3
whom authority of regiment	3
forces to take away	3
any time in arms	3
the names of all	3
the glory of god	3
declaration of the generall	3
a true copie of	3
third that all ill	3
and wonder of all	3
the church hath her	3
that shall read the	3
the danger of capitulation	3
mo a wing e	3
a strange vision on	3
certified by a letter	3
was enchanted by a	3
houses of parliament appointed	3
the d category of	3
majesties officers and souldiers	3
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peace of the nation	3
to restraine them from	3
if he be not	3
or if under restraint	3
the isle of wyght	3
by way of offence	3
in a time when	3
the said demands and	3
in such cases by	3
the surrendering of the	3
to the matter of	3
the iustices of the	3
raising of the devil	3
well as in the	3
true copie of the	3
shall depart from his	3
and now dispiersed into	3
the enemy against the	3
the third that all	3
manner how it vanished	3
and said to be	3
the executioner at one	3
also touching his majesties	3
r ocm this keyboarded	3
great designe in the	3
those proceedings which concerne	3
xml conversion a declaration	3
the powers that are	3
lords and commons in	3
and assisting to the	3
which polity hath set	3
day of june next	3
twenty miles of the	3
required to be aiding	3
of his majesties officers	3
ordered by the commons	3
also how he was	3
persons in the citie	3
the want of a	3
with the answer of	3
to be obeyed by	3
those that have the	3
the old hags charm	3
and the manner how	3
thus saith the lord	3
together with a true	3
to the peace and	3
the proceedings of the	3
is more unlawfull for	3
on or before munday	3
assisting to the said	3
was killed by a	3
and iustices of the	3
the like prosperous successe	3
the publique peace and	3
complying with the cavaliers	3
to remove above five	3
the city of worcester	3
power so to do	3
of the peace of	3
of things of this	3
for kings to plunder	3
use of these things	3
who have raised warr	3
miles of the said	3
westminster and late lines	3
the service of god	3
way to take when	3
kings in such cases	3
agent at the royall	3
several counties of middlesex	3
twenty four hours next	3
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his majesties court at	3
the first or latter	3
on munday morning last	3
armes against kings in	3
and to this end	3
that this narration and	3
raise forces to take	3
are to be of	3
rupert invites you all	3
the glory of his	3
the book it self	3
other places within twenty	3
how he was enchanted	3
of the people of	3
he was enchanted by	3
narration and commission be	3
in or about london	3
themselves and their families	3
the severall counties thereof	3
said to be defended	3
which concerne the publique	3
no king in israel	3
in the exercise of	3
time in arms against	3
to be found in	3
of the parliament men	3
with those who have	3
that there might be	3
not to remove above	3
of the said late	3
royalists neare the parliament	3
they may have the	3
a declaration of sir	3
be defended without reason	3
of regiment is given	3
speech and command that	3
shall depart the said	3
and diligent searches for	3
thing like a sun	3
be at any time	3
scaffold immediately before their	3
me as one that	3
it is more unlawfull	3
to make frequent and	3
that he would look	3
what think we of	3
that lamb of god	3
the honour of the	3
to be defended without	3
commissions from his highnes	3
of a great designe	3
the free grace of	3
and all that are	3
english forces in the	3
like prosperous successe in	3
the king in a	3
prayer and administration of	3
end it may be	3
of all that shall	3
all that shall read	3
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subjects to take up	3
their present design for	3
as if they had	3
of that church under	3
doth straightly charge and	3
ten miles distant from	3
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should direct him which	3
or the late lines	3
earle of manchester generalls	3
of his majesties armie	3
king from the isle	3
and command that were	3
his highness doth hereby	3
now dispiersed into the	3
taking of divers commissions	3
shall read the same	3
may have the like	3
in relation to the	3
come upon the scaffold	3
divers commissions from his	3
to such as are	3
the devil in the	3
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head from his body	3
which way to take	3
or otherwise adhered to	3
d category of texts	3
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and the earle of	3
within twenty miles of	3
in the kings army	3
by order of both	3
in all their future	3
the earl of leichfield	3
no by the protector	3
what religion i have	3
which should direct him	3
severed his head from	3
people to cudgell the	3
to the place of	3
a speech without doores	3
the use of it	3
mourners are the witch	3
officers and souldiers in	3
strange vision on munday	3
rising in the city	3
lord protector a this	3
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it may be observed	3
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command that were then	3
great admiration and wonder	3
answer of the lord	3
in things of this	3
would be loth to	3
of glory in heaven	3
vision on munday morning	3
monday the fifth day	3
as in order to	2
that they do not	2
seek the peace of	2
great deal wiselier they	2
to put them in	2
a perfect list of	2
are not to be	2
or to the next	2
and owen to bear	2
will be ready to	2
of the visible church	2
an usurper in any	2
the king to come	2
unto the clerks of	2
benefits of their charitable	2
in case they do	2
the assignes of john	2
an injunction given to	2
of the lord jesus	2
the free mercy of	2
to the peace of	2
word what it is	2
to the king as	2
of these two opinions	2
against the right of	2
i pray god give	2
to think that you	2
given to him that	2
d i scovery of	2
committed or done contrary	2
the high court of	2
that i doe heartily	2
to be the same	2
and let not any	2
they then stood in	2
three have the advantage	2
their places of abode	2
with those that are	2
or done contrary to	2
by the bishop of	2
you and all my	2
and the want of	2
agreeable to the word	2
the lawes of the	2
daily walk upon your	2
have no cause to	2
to call upon god	2
and freedome of the	2
bounden and owen to	2
publick peace and benefit	2
of his highness council	2
the humble petition of	2
and we do further	2
mo a wing f	2
the rainbow in fleetstreet	2
went along with the	2
that those that are	2
principles and found not	2
but when we see	2
to the right honorable	2
of scandall i have	2
the truth of such	2
them from all and	2
quiet and peaceable lives	2
lord protector being informed	2
the king of england	2
i am not so	2
not to return for	2
be content to want	2
thou shouldest not have	2
which god in his	2
that act whereby this	2
his right to govern	2
in obedience to the	2
is the minister of	2
me thus large in	2
hath called me to	2
by which we may	2
that i could not	2
printed for edward husbands	2
of schism or sedition	2
sent in unto them	2
to time to certifie	2
have so necessary a	2
concerning the power of	2
obeyed by all that	2
contrary to the law	2
reproved even kings for	2
this for the honour	2
switched him with a	2
given in the commonwealth	2
be aiding and assisting	2
the thing it self	2
cause to think that	2
robert ibbitson in smithfield	2
committee of the citie	2
assignes of john bill	2
and was not this	2
offensive armes against their	2
blaney text and markup	2
pakeman at the rainbow	2
be ayding and assisting	2
mischiefs which may arise	2
answer to the jesuite	2
and security of the	2
nature that the offences	2
if god should have	2
out of my creed	2
and if we do	2
the earl of cambridge	2
it was for the	2
whom by any act	2
at any time so	2
bowels for them that	2
here protest before god	2
all such persons as	2
of the roman empire	2
also be called usurper	2
the mercy of my	2
go with a multitude	2
the day of their	2
ever annexed to the	2
so from time to	2
god save the best	2
the exercise of their	2
to the council of	2
of my christian brethren	2
to the strengthning of	2
to have granted a	2
time taken me along	2
exercised kingly power before	2
in the defence of	2
that moses is to	2
they are gods anoynted	2
have the rule over	2
increased through increase of	2
even to kings themselves	2
as wel as kings	2
it is not said	2
with a multitude to	2
no by the parliament	2
the place of their	2
true cavalier examined by	2
have all this while	2
you have not at	2
of whosoever has trespassed	2
to submit to that	2
to the present power	2
and respect to the	2
preservation and good of	2
take up offensive armes	2
of habitation for themselves	2
that prince charles is	2
at the court at	2
betwixt the king and	2
i would not refuse	2
riches of his grace	2
to repair to their	2
consumed one of another	2
but when we shall	2
by the power of	2
and of the several	2
my brethren to be	2
the riches of his	2
occasions of giving and	2
pleased to have granted	2
to depart the town	2
about the city of	2
to the stile of	2
in the middle temple	2
the oath of allegiance	2
and will it not	2
the daily walk upon	2
true copies of such	2
some of his servants	2
cavalier examined by his	2
minister differeth from other	2
during the time of	2
at whitehall the three	2
and the iustices of	2
causes and over all	2
and that of the	2
the inhabitants of the	2
gods word what it	2
their worke by halves	2
highest governour or prince	2
that is to be	2
dearest brother your most	2
owen to bear next	2
for her unworthy child	2
unto them from all	2
king this text is	2
has been crossed out	2
to keep us from	2
power of him that	2
due regard to the	2
the same in such	2
god a natural and	2
that he could not	2
in the case of	2
am a great sinner	2
doe here protest before	2
all sorts of people	2
of thy infinite mercy	2
of any part of	2
as an evidence of	2
yet for all this	2
upon your knees to	2
his head over the	2
of reconciliation with them	2
then going to the	2
we communicate with flesh	2
what head that crown	2
daies after their respective	2
in as much as	2
and meaning of scripture	2
on the loss of	2
put out the holy	2
th day of february	2
to have been used	2
and all other officers	2
validity of any act	2
you beg of them	2
who under pretence of	2
which was in the	2
the mischiefs which may	2
when he was brought	2
save the best of	2
the stile of king	2
and chosen people of	2
after the time or	2
it is no wonder	2
and all constables and	2
even kings for their	2
upon him while you	2
he may not lawfully	2
by the light of	2
that all and every	2
welcom i shall be	2
giving and taking of	2
person which god in	2
look upon it as	2
wardens speech written by	2
in unto them from	2
we may think it	2
for whom there is	2
sent to speak with	2
during the time aforesaid	2
be given to him	2
judging it necessary to	2
is due to the	2
under them we may	2
the work of reformation	2
said to the executioner	2
the ordinance of god	2
upon pain of such	2
for want of due	2
when there is a	2
under the title of	2
the council of state	2
one alone can do	2
me the benefits of	2
advice of his privy	2
who desires to live	2
family where i was	2
day of march now	2
next to god a	2
to defend themselves against	2
him when you die	2
almighty keep you all	2
at the moment of	2
in conscience and prudence	2
of our lord jesus	2
to have a diligent	2
caused her to be	2
so hath it been	2
clerks of his highness	2
by vertue of these	2
bring or cause to	2
there should be in	2
be deprived of that	2
copy of a letter	2
passion put out the	2
the temple of god	2
in case he should	2
i am a great	2
this proclamation be forthwith	2
that beginneth a royal	2
and both living and	2
in the hearts of	2
person to lodge in	2
the church under which	2
shall not need to	2
proceeded against as disturbers	2
to him and his	2
of such lists unto	2
is cleer that they	2
such as were their	2
are better then one	2
therefore they that are	2
from all and every	2
by authoritie of the	2
bring me to this	2
of peace and order	2
taken me along with	2
down to the next	2
possession of that place	2
shall make default of	2
and grant to you	2
the under sheriffs son	2
the king of kings	2
unless it be their	2
either of them one	2
to go with a	2
free mercy of god	2
the lord of hosts	2
peculiar to the church	2
of the affairs of	2
there be a king	2
gods will by gods	2
any cathedral or parish	2
where one alone can	2
that he will be	2
which i have lived	2
which were in the	2
to make choice of	2
though they be but	2
them that shed my	2
for that it was	2
by the command of	2
examined by his principles	2
unto the said cities	2
can do but little	2
and many of the	2
or where their parents	2
and contemners of authority	2
power and authority of	2
i trust in god	2
lawfully to be obeyed	2
to the true will	2
to be used in	2
us do so still	2
disturbe the peace of	2
may be the last	2
in order to the	2
is not called usurper	2
be subject to the	2
i shall say to	2
hereby likewise required to	2
the frequent use of	2
lord mayor of the	2
all means for preserving	2
that were not of	2
are required to take	2
to that very end	2
should have been left	2
i would be loth	2
aldermen of the respective	2
the late king this	2
original in thomason collection	2
or councel of state	2
providence hath set over	2
have nothing to do	2
the side of the	2
or infirmity of body	2
from the church of	2
participant and sensible of	2
as if they were	2
to the king and	2
mayor of the city	2
such officers and souldiers	2
i scovery of a	2
it cometh to passe	2
to be his church	2
aldermen of the city	2
her wars to fight	2
blood of christ that	2
alderman or next iustice	2
highness doth require and	2
to take care that	2
in regard of the	2
as well of those	2
or in any other	2
degrees of glory in	2
to the kings most	2
that god had delivered	2
end of the law	2
henry scobell clerk of	2
a revelation of flesh	2
the next iustice of	2
is to have them	2
of their charitable prayers	2
king sent us c	2
wing w thomason e	2
esq son to the	2
he saith that the	2
or any of you	2
selfe into the armes	2
live under any christian	2
if my owne heart	2
the state of france	2
accordingly sent in unto	2
that you have not	2
every one do not	2
but i beseech you	2
as much as he	2
one side or other	2
of march now next	2
and all places within	2
army of such as	2
in possession of the	2
in the sight of	2
in any other place	2
they knew well enough	2
of the people to	2
the will of god	2
him and his successors	2
to passe into the	2
the church and state	2
whitehall the three and	2
to forget the injuries	2
and when you are	2
shop in the middle	2
i have no cause	2
me along with you	2
loath either to leave	2
preservation of peace and	2
deliver in writing under	2
all that does survive	2
of them a sufficient	2
that my very greatest	2
westminster the third day	2
even in our most	2
aldermen in the name	2
but to go with	2
born arms against the	2
shall come out of	2
we see gods will	2
then be deprived of	2
a wing f thomason	2
upon them to be	2
resolved to sollicite termes	2
in his or their	2
authority of the church	2
hands unto the alderman	2
answer to such as	2
scovery of a great	2
when i stretch out	2
their adherence to the	2
but for preservation of	2
to leave out of	2
of horse and foot	2
kings for their sakes	2
the time or times	2
in any of the	2
had delivered moses and	2
core and his company	2
now proceed to shew	2
and it may be	2
were set down as	2
war upon their subjects	2
him that is now	2
scobell clerk of the	2
want some degrees of	2
the estates of scotland	2
his highness doth command	2
to seek to change	2
in the places aforesaid	2
in his sermon upon	2
that they be not	2
said city of westminster	2
within ten miles distance	2
i look upon it	2
would offer an holy	2
better discovery of all	2
we now think of	2
there is such a	2
not having any certain	2
whole church for her	2
to guide them in	2
good may come of	2
moses and aaron either	2
upon god for me	2
the protector and his	2
the everlasting arms of	2
proper cognisance and power	2
plot in the city	2
some degrees of glory	2
officers are enjoyned and	2
to be held of	2
whom none but the	2
there is a church	2
of christ that was	2
his highness doth require	2
reconciled to god and	2
and taking of offence	2
save the soule of	2
much knocking will open	2
heartily desire to forget	2
to the same purpose	2
hath been so long	2
sith it is the	2
there is not any	2
given under my hand	2
the publick authority of	2
end they may be	2
said aldermen and iustices	2
alderman of the ward	2
the name of church	2
and likewise the iustices	2
of those that are	2
as you shall think	2
the right of his	2
of the truth of	2
my owne heart doe	2
of the late war	2
either of my brethren	2
i beseech you and	2
glory of his grace	2
to be ayding and	2
see gods will by	2
the best of kings	2
without doores defended without	2
if the gate be	2
one single person or	2
whosoever has trespassed against	2
to such as should	2
it is his own	2
and commons in parliament	2
a army for his	2
that have done me	2
custome of the people	2
to put a difference	2
been pleased to have	2
to the present government	2
there were very few	2
and the lord capel	2
enquiry of the truth	2
or wishes i beseech	2
unless it be the	2
submission to the present	2
to the next iustice	2
be continued to the	2
all causes and over	2
it is not for	2
upon the allegation of	2
names of such person	2
church hath authority to	2
in armes against the	2
knocking will open it	2
for his royal father	2
that whosoever shall apprehend	2
it comes to pass	2
head that crown ought	2
in the matter of	2
enabled them to prove	2
their place of dwelling	2
that good may come	2
about the cities of	2
and is yet generally	2
of a diffusive charity	2
his shop in the	2
given to such as	2
god almighty keep you	2
such as have a	2
hours after the receiving	2
shall resort unto the	2
he would not have	2
this shall be to	2
suffered no man to	2
and xml conversion dr	2
so long as any	2
if we consider the	2
highness doth command the	2
that as he hath	2
shall be by him	2
of our soveraign lord	2
the third day of	2
to be looked upon	2
or to minister the	2
execution of this power	2
go about to perswade	2
given to the chief	2
such alderman or next	2
for the good of	2
that shed my blood	2
the peace and security	2
cities and places aforesaid	2
power and authority by	2
are bound to maintain	2
prevent the mischiefs which	2
in the acts of	2
to this end it	2
a minister differeth from	2
hills and john feild	2
those that shall be	2
ordering of the affairs	2
are ready to make	2
in any cathedral or	2
revelation of flesh and	2
hath set over them	2
that it might be	2
shall be found to	2
and other officers aforesaid	2
if they should have	2
a king is a	2
to make choise of	2
strong and invincible remonstrance	2
names of all persons	2
stedfastly resolved to sollicite	2
late king this text	2
their hands unto the	2
you all that does	2
the opinion of those	2
the th day of	2
is to be assured	2
not to return until	2
of sending in such	2
would be content to	2
to our selves in	2
to transmit true copies	2
the minister of god	2
happy as to have	2
think it more convenient	2
but of this more	2
discovery of all papists	2
they are lawfully and	2
the power is of	2
and i hope that	2
or next iustice of	2
that would not doe	2
that which is good	2
to be obeyed in	2
in the beginning of	2
ready to receive your	2
sits upon the throne	2
blaney sampled and proofread	2
meddle with those that	2
me to this place	2
any person to lodge	2
well affected to the	2
their parents shall be	2
order to print dated	2
or say any common	2
resort unto the said	2
at no time be	2
his bowels for them	2
whole society of men	2
clerk of the council	2
along with you in	2
the protector an order	2
are not of the	2
make default of sending	2
in regard of their	2
printed for peter cole	2
to the party possessed	2
they shall raigne with	2
is so far from	2
of giving and taking	2
the god of peace	2
xml conversion op blazon	2
and ministers in the	2
the holy flames of	2
sold at his shop	2
the true principles of	2
be denyed to any	2
when you are cloathed	2
the legality of their	2
that there is no	2
that there may not	2
reconciliation with them that	2
under any christian authority	2
for that in the	2
not of the same	2
god had delivered moses	2
of the family of	2
such other able and	2
countrey messenger informing divers	2
the end of their	2
places as you shall	2
minister in any cathedral	2
because he is the	2
persons now lodging within	2
protest before god that	2
to such as have	2
by his principles and	2
given at our palace	2
and as for those	2
to him that should	2
made at the instance	2
the sword in vain	2
any person or persons	2
to live no longer	2
the people of this	2
wednesday the tenth of	2
they must still be	2
and aldermen of the	2
to sollicite termes of	2
next after publication hereof	2
which became a good	2
printed in the last	2
as for my selfe	2
all such persons aforesaid	2
be given to the	2
into this place of	2
communion of saints two	2
to one of his	2
and you shall have	2
was so far from	2
of any person to	2
proclamation be forthwith printed	2
to want some degrees	2
we may find that	2
we shall find them	2
to be aiding and	2
judith siefring text and	2
any body collective at	2
if that would not	2
not to wage war	2
petition of the inhabitants	2
warres against the king	2
certifie their proceedings therein	2
to many that have	2
admission will hardly be	2
in respect of this	2
a countrey messenger informing	2
church hath her wars	2
the end they may	2
it by royalists proving	2
to speak with me	2
of the names of	2
and in what manner	2
as disturbers of the	2
longer then to honour	2
is great importunity of	2
is to be given	2
all my brethren to	2
the communion of saints	2
his highness doth straightly	2
such of them as	2
march now next coming	2
the common relation of	2
in the names of	2
of the power and	2
the tenth of september	2
of westminster the th	2
put a difference between	2
lawes and liberties of	2
and if they are	2
natural and humble obedience	2
by a valiant souldier	2
is the infirmity of	2
he could not but	2
the parliament of scotland	2
that we live not	2
it is christ that	2
in the behalf of	2
that no man should	2
soule of any of	2
kings head in the	2
such lists unto the	2
for peace and order	2
members of any church	2
all that i can	2
to be his anoynted	2
enemy in the late	2
likewise the iustices of	2
doubt not but god	2
him that shall be	2
my very greatest enemies	2
any one either of	2
his principles and found	2
and not those that	2
peace of the kingdome	2
five miles from thence	2
well of those that	2
will hardly be denyed	2
so to be called	2
what became of them	2
up armes against their	2
none but the church	2
john a this text	2
alderman and iustice of	2
take an end of	2
of them from me	2
the occasions of giving	2
mindfull to call upon	2
of all the petitioners	2
in those things wherein	2
house of such housholder	2
the chief magistrate in	2
very greatest enemies might	2
shall we now think	2
might be so happy	2
his or their house	2
their charitable prayers or	2
and aaron either of	2
of some part of	2
jonathan blaney text and	2
people of this nation	2
that the offences we	2
the words of the	2
of bishops and priests	2
as a revelation of	2
as amongst the jews	2
bring you to the	2
the sum of one	2
more then a king	2
whom there is great	2
within the house of	2
claim by the ceremony	2
and judging it necessary	2
the lord thy god	2
them to commit to	2
him that is alone	2
the parliament or councel	2
to seek the peace	2
i am stedfastly resolved	2
company i go withal	2
if this be the	2
and the prayers of	2
raising of a army	2
necessary to use all	2
i am a protestant	2
daniel pakeman at the	2
apprehended for a high	2
he suffered no man	2
in matters of doctrine	2
desire to forget the	2
at any time be	2
abolition of the masse	2
would not doe it	2
that are given to	2
live not without the	2
because they are gods	2
of their own heads	2
sollicite termes of reconciliation	2
was to be obeyed	2
the power of him	2
were made by the	2
the affairs of the	2
is mentioned in the	2
the notion of kings	2
laws of god and	2
which is due to	2
of the several counties	2
to the true intent	2
and to yield obedience	2
took upon him to	2
of the estates of	2
upon it as a	2
forces raised by the	2
transmit true copies of	2
kings most excellent majesty	2
being on a sudden	2
it necessary to use	2
w thomason e estc	2
is christ that justifies	2
twentieth day of june	2
to the satisfaction of	2
up his right hand	2
the lord of holland	2
we should rather have	2
not the book it	2
which the other did	2
brother your most affectionate	2
the copy of a	2
first day of the	2
these are to certifie	2
shall not be able	2
write in the dust	2
any thing in that	2
such persons as aforesaid	2
and many of our	2
the soule of any	2
its true ground and	2
obedience and subjection is	2
you may please to	2
at their utmost perils	2
this end it may	2
palace of westminster the	2
and is it not	2
unto their place of	2
where their parents shall	2
in the daily walk	2
god that i doe	2
the more company i	2
my life to save	2
passe into the country	2
the parliament doth declare	2
we write in the	2
to that person which	2
this church and state	2
observe the orders and	2
to have them both	2
general of the scottish	2
either by word or	2
the ordering of the	2
of publick peace and	2
in the title of	2
the corruption of our	2
repair to their several	2
be taken and deemed	2
we need not wonder	2
be the last that	2
as though they were	2
of this unnaturall war	2
so as to give	2
those words of his	2
speech written by agamemnon	2
orders and directions of	2
let that pass as	2
in a false list	2
of saints two are	2
am stedfastly resolved to	2
at the instance of	2
to rebel against them	2
up offensive armes against	2
to be obeyed and	2
wait upon him while	2
very mindfull to call	2
to all the world	2
as that of the	2
which being on a	2
offer an holy violence	2
other officers are enjoyned	2
conversion op blazon or	2
where all commers are	2
the benefits of their	2
and them and every	2
as often as he	2
jonathan blaney sampled and	2
highness doth straightly charge	2
high court of justice	2
officers of the militia	2
set forth in the	2
as shall make default	2
to be most convenient	2
there is in all	2
out the holy flames	2
places of habitation for	2
iustices of peace within	2
and good of men	2
it is not to	2
hath her wars to	2
not like evil servants	2
judith siefring sampled and	2
of a letter from	2
required to transmit true	2
by robert ibbitson in	2
want of due consideration	2
tibi must still be	2
of those things that	2
full power and authority	2
but the church doth	2
printed by iane coe	2
demetrius and his craftsmen	2
for the happinesse of	2
power was exercised by	2
for ever annexed to	2
or other minister in	2
who in his answer	2
of all persons now	2
which god almighty grant	2
them and their family	2
should be loath either	2
should be in the	2
to disturbe the peace	2
two are better then	2
the greatest enemies and	2
by the protector an	2
or any of their	2
we may find the	2
his royal father the	2
by the church of	2
execution of the premises	2
of the church in	2
verse to the end	2
given at the court	2
that it should be	2
see it executed accordingly	2
the d i scovery	2
to minister the sacraments	2
it is in the	2
for the good and	2
chosen people of god	2
in all causes and	2
the use of them	2
may seem to be	2
deliver in the names	2
the benefit of the	2
there hath been nothing	2
at our palace of	2
the use of this	2
pass as a revelation	2
doe heartily desire to	2
to be of the	2
be so happy as	2
of the benefit of	2
directions of such alderman	2
informed of the frequent	2
prayers or wishes i	2
no longer then to	2
and set forth in	2
is the end of	2
i have many times	2
if they are papists	2
him that is so	2
possession of the crown	2
if we do but	2
a wing d thomason	2
beseech you beg of	2
and which became a	2
the flock of christ	2
list of the names	2
in the right of	2
to god almighty for	2
for kings and all	2
where he or they	2
killed by a valiant	2
what was by the	2
both to you and	2
may be able to	2
receiving of any person	2
lodge in his or	2
that under them we	2
i have been bred	2
are to be esteemed	2
the custome of the	2
scandall i have tempted	2
and as for my	2
to the world their	2
to trust in him	2
of god and his	2
it is not due	2
all divines on all	2
make enquiry of the	2
those that are given	2
all commers are welcome	2
i do not see	2
was by the then	2
peace and order sake	2
think that which god	2
lists unto the clerks	2
preservation of publick peace	2
i stretch out my	2
that fall downe before	2
and command all papists	2
any act of scandall	2
in such a case	2
let us do so	2
and all my brethren	2
to love one another	2
and iustice of peace	2
given at westminster the	2
not then have so	2
and by the assignes	2
at the rainbow in	2
and if god should	2
forth in the said	2
may think it more	2
others of the army	2
and that according to	2
the which i have	2
that it is not	2
the advantage of a	2
otherwise adhered to the	2
any kings and priests	2
when it shall be	2
religion i have been	2
laws of the land	2
arms against this commonwealth	2
highness doth hereby declare	2
when we see gods	2
or to be left	2
i beseech you beg	2
wing c thomason e	2
multitude to the house	2
of the peace respectively	2
default of sending in	2
at london by robert	2
the true cavalier examined	2