This is a table of type bigram and their frequencies. Use it to search & browse the list to learn more about your study carrel.
bigram | frequency |
---|---|
protestant religion | 164 |
early english | 55 |
english books | 55 |
every thing | 51 |
books online | 44 |
royal highness | 42 |
penal laws | 37 |
christ jesus | 36 |
roman catholicks | 35 |
creation partnership | 33 |
text creation | 33 |
page images | 32 |
think fit | 30 |
majesties advocate | 30 |
let us | 30 |
will never | 29 |
legislative power | 29 |
real presence | 28 |
every man | 28 |
tells us | 27 |
shall think | 26 |
found guilty | 26 |
genuine sense | 26 |
sir george | 26 |
one another | 26 |
god almighty | 25 |
much less | 24 |
image sets | 22 |
represented either | 22 |
three estates | 22 |
characters represented | 22 |
true god | 22 |
tcp schema | 22 |
mean time | 21 |
lawful way | 21 |
george lockhart | 20 |
true protestant | 20 |
majesties privy | 20 |
catholick church | 20 |
thought fit | 19 |
jesus christ | 19 |
made use | 18 |
time coming | 18 |
substantial presence | 18 |
little time | 18 |
crimes libelled | 18 |
will make | 17 |
will give | 17 |
lawfull way | 17 |
christ iesus | 17 |
lord iesus | 16 |
explication libelled | 16 |
high places | 16 |
king james | 16 |
take away | 16 |
one thing | 16 |
contradictory oaths | 16 |
ecclesiastical polity | 15 |
impose contradictory | 15 |
shall never | 15 |
greatest part | 15 |
spread abroad | 15 |
learned men | 15 |
must needs | 15 |
holy ghost | 15 |
one god | 15 |
one may | 14 |
make use | 14 |
councils explanation | 14 |
present parliament | 14 |
solemn oath | 13 |
good sense | 13 |
first edition | 13 |
supreme power | 13 |
humane nature | 13 |
th act | 13 |
make clear | 13 |
nothing else | 13 |
first place | 12 |
never intended | 12 |
far less | 12 |
men will | 12 |
true religion | 12 |
whole nation | 12 |
will find | 12 |
common sense | 12 |
orthodox clergy | 12 |
true sense | 12 |
great deal | 12 |
next day | 12 |
great many | 12 |
may come | 12 |
creative commons | 11 |
language title | 11 |
usual project | 11 |
one copy | 11 |
produce large | 11 |
text selection | 11 |
partnership web | 11 |
qa standards | 11 |
tcp texts | 11 |
data within | 11 |
due credit | 11 |
encoding based | 11 |
providing financial | 11 |
encoded texts | 11 |
wide variety | 11 |
now take | 11 |
markup guidelines | 11 |
subject areas | 11 |
keying companies | 11 |
errors will | 11 |
tiff page | 11 |
next place | 11 |
work described | 11 |
sets published | 11 |
converting tcp | 11 |
create accurately | 11 |
institutions providing | 11 |
therefore chose | 11 |
known extent | 11 |
anonymous work | 11 |
textual data | 11 |
characters marked | 11 |
image set | 11 |
displayable xml | 11 |
christian religion | 11 |
compelling reason | 11 |
structural encoding | 11 |
mnemonic sdata | 11 |
syntactic tagging | 11 |
facilitate morpho | 11 |
libraries guidelines | 11 |
without asking | 11 |
two phases | 11 |
english literature | 11 |
proquest via | 11 |
print record | 11 |
publisher proquest | 11 |
tcp tei | 11 |
bit group | 11 |
characters will | 11 |
batch review | 11 |
texts created | 11 |
financial support | 11 |
lossless xml | 11 |
every monographic | 11 |
basic encoding | 11 |
respectfully request | 11 |
sdata character | 11 |
accurately transcribed | 11 |
cambridge bibliography | 11 |
public domain | 11 |
mainly structural | 11 |
tcp editor | 11 |
external keying | 11 |
instances will | 11 |
xml conversion | 11 |
overall quality | 11 |
encoded text | 11 |
will remain | 11 |
later edition | 11 |
instances per | 11 |
images scanned | 11 |
soveraign lord | 11 |
diplomatic transcriptions | 11 |
text strings | 11 |
create diplomatic | 11 |
pfs batch | 11 |
encoded edition | 11 |
true nature | 11 |
quality assurance | 11 |
ascii text | 11 |
markup reviewed | 11 |
tcp data | 11 |
strings within | 11 |
web site | 11 |
tcp aimed | 11 |
therein contained | 11 |
text encoding | 11 |
tcp assigned | 11 |
tcp project | 11 |
genuine meaning | 11 |
original source | 11 |
online text | 11 |
tei oxford | 11 |
general aim | 11 |
commercial purposes | 11 |
remaining illegibles | 11 |
text transcribed | 11 |
within braces | 11 |
encode one | 11 |
project restraints | 11 |
encoding initiative | 11 |
placeholder characters | 11 |
texts based | 11 |
test act | 11 |
man may | 11 |
large quantities | 11 |
using tcp | 11 |
notably latin | 11 |
title published | 11 |
monographic english | 11 |
first editions | 11 |
iv tiff | 11 |
ann arbor | 11 |
new cambridge | 11 |
critical editions | 11 |
editorial teams | 11 |
every one | 11 |
user contributors | 11 |
issued variously | 11 |
readable characters | 11 |
per text | 11 |
tcp phase | 11 |
gap elements | 11 |
character entities | 11 |
meet qa | 11 |
tcp files | 11 |
asking permission | 11 |
proquest page | 11 |
will ever | 10 |
may see | 10 |
good nature | 10 |
supreme deity | 10 |
thing else | 10 |
quite contrary | 10 |
pretence whatsoever | 10 |
publik trust | 10 |
archibald earl | 10 |
almighty god | 10 |
will think | 10 |
episcopal government | 10 |
first parliament | 10 |
give obedience | 10 |
external government | 10 |
men may | 10 |
established religion | 10 |
majesties laws | 10 |
majesties government | 10 |
parliament never | 10 |
lord jesus | 10 |
christian church | 10 |
test imposed | 10 |
privy council | 10 |
will take | 10 |
already told | 9 |
must either | 9 |
among us | 9 |
supreme god | 9 |
tho never | 9 |
former times | 9 |
majesties service | 9 |
whole matter | 9 |
one day | 9 |
may make | 9 |
ever since | 9 |
roman catholick | 9 |
good subjects | 9 |
take care | 9 |
may say | 9 |
reformed religion | 9 |
make good | 9 |
now used | 9 |
divine worship | 9 |
may seem | 9 |
supreme magistrate | 9 |
sacred majesty | 9 |
must take | 8 |
protestant doctrine | 8 |
every day | 8 |
mental reservation | 8 |
civil magistrate | 8 |
well known | 8 |
one mediator | 8 |
man must | 8 |
now established | 8 |
virgin mary | 8 |
men must | 8 |
ye shall | 8 |
world will | 8 |
kings majesty | 8 |
good manners | 8 |
good men | 8 |
majesties letter | 8 |
absolutely necessary | 8 |
many things | 8 |
natural rights | 8 |
take heed | 8 |
publick trust | 8 |
mosaick law | 8 |
civil power | 8 |
councils letter | 8 |
neither yet | 7 |
majesties high | 7 |
may give | 7 |
will say | 7 |
without reason | 7 |
thinks fit | 7 |
may concern | 7 |
written word | 7 |
full account | 7 |
good works | 7 |
great part | 7 |
divine right | 7 |
solemn league | 7 |
first day | 7 |
eternal god | 7 |
sense wherein | 7 |
much greater | 7 |
precarious title | 7 |
way whatsoever | 7 |
first part | 7 |
iesus christ | 7 |
special command | 7 |
good laws | 7 |
author sayes | 7 |
another thing | 7 |
make way | 7 |
heavenly bodies | 7 |
general councils | 7 |
high commissioner | 7 |
never make | 7 |
true faith | 7 |
plain genuine | 7 |
christian world | 7 |
true kirk | 7 |
alexander dunbar | 7 |
one word | 7 |
body else | 7 |
protestant churches | 7 |
new laws | 6 |
gods ordinance | 6 |
national synod | 6 |
pronouncing sentence | 6 |
act made | 6 |
slanderous speeches | 6 |
good breeding | 6 |
every person | 6 |
right use | 6 |
little less | 6 |
may think | 6 |
highness favour | 6 |
parliament shall | 6 |
strong enough | 6 |
huntington library | 6 |
conformed clergy | 6 |
may safely | 6 |
inherent right | 6 |
let loose | 6 |
may easily | 6 |
will allow | 6 |
whole estate | 6 |
english nobility | 6 |
last age | 6 |
common reason | 6 |
romish religion | 6 |
mona logarbo | 6 |
false gods | 6 |
will naturally | 6 |
majesties subjects | 6 |
man else | 6 |
supreme powers | 6 |
tell us | 6 |
dear brother | 6 |
nuc pre | 6 |
publick employments | 6 |
two things | 6 |
every proposition | 6 |
consecration thereof | 6 |
difference betwixt | 6 |
will appear | 6 |
assertory act | 6 |
much worse | 6 |
intrinsick power | 6 |
may perhaps | 6 |
gives us | 6 |
first act | 6 |
one side | 6 |
law established | 6 |
must naturally | 6 |
resist gods | 6 |
good ones | 6 |
shall find | 6 |
go along | 6 |
person whatsoever | 6 |
evasion whatsoever | 6 |
may justly | 6 |
judith siefring | 6 |
must therefore | 6 |
romish church | 6 |
protestant dissenters | 6 |
heritable offices | 6 |
may take | 6 |
one single | 6 |
shall take | 6 |
new model | 6 |
lords commissioners | 6 |
law directs | 5 |
two houses | 5 |
great men | 5 |
seventh day | 5 |
even without | 5 |
majesties return | 5 |
will neither | 5 |
civil government | 5 |
morally impossible | 5 |
many times | 5 |
commonly called | 5 |
old acts | 5 |
roman church | 5 |
look like | 5 |
put away | 5 |
present question | 5 |
subjects may | 5 |
others will | 5 |
spi global | 5 |
ecclesiastical matters | 5 |
divine verities | 5 |
ecclesiastical meetings | 5 |
eng test | 5 |
good looks | 5 |
divine nature | 5 |
christian charity | 5 |
amongst us | 5 |
vigilantly travel | 5 |
holy spirit | 5 |
may find | 5 |
publick business | 5 |
considerable part | 5 |
god forbid | 5 |
right administration | 5 |
one hand | 5 |
telling us | 5 |
particular account | 5 |
pamphlet called | 5 |
many objections | 5 |
old egyptian | 5 |
parliament made | 5 |
return came | 5 |
neighbour nations | 5 |
noble lord | 5 |
earl answered | 5 |
due obedience | 5 |
man will | 5 |
wise prince | 5 |
dare say | 5 |
without taking | 5 |
quite different | 5 |
make amends | 5 |
parliaments sense | 5 |
holy scriptures | 5 |
give way | 5 |
may bring | 5 |
great britain | 5 |
respective courts | 5 |
humble servant | 5 |
yet tho | 5 |
kings advocate | 5 |
may look | 5 |
ordinary advocate | 5 |
global keyed | 5 |
repress tyranny | 5 |
will hardly | 5 |
may lawfully | 5 |
strange gods | 5 |
advocate will | 5 |
plain words | 5 |
reformed churches | 5 |
takes notice | 5 |
word transubstantiation | 5 |
national church | 5 |
now published | 5 |
reason must | 5 |
well chosen | 5 |
good opinion | 5 |
made liable | 5 |
will look | 5 |
without doubt | 5 |
may never | 5 |
better thing | 5 |
old testament | 5 |
earl doth | 5 |
original text | 5 |
hundred years | 5 |
making alterations | 5 |
will let | 5 |
holy catholick | 5 |
james vi | 5 |
typically marginal | 5 |
faith recorded | 5 |
every article | 5 |
earl waited | 5 |
trimmer therefore | 5 |
special order | 5 |
majesties interest | 5 |
mans conscience | 5 |
express words | 5 |
see whether | 5 |
true meaning | 5 |
fundamental laws | 5 |
supreme governour | 5 |
take notice | 5 |
laid open | 5 |
major part | 5 |
every body | 5 |
ausburg confession | 5 |
royal family | 5 |
jewish religion | 5 |
hardly fail | 5 |
two great | 5 |
high priest | 5 |
publick safety | 5 |
must give | 5 |
will conclude | 5 |
justice general | 5 |
text notes | 5 |
general council | 5 |
criminal process | 5 |
first thing | 5 |
pleased god | 5 |
late king | 5 |
ever yet | 4 |
rightly understood | 4 |
greater part | 4 |
old one | 4 |
several papers | 4 |
looketh like | 4 |
far beyond | 4 |
full debate | 4 |
human life | 4 |
pretty sure | 4 |
scotch parliament | 4 |
majesties command | 4 |
shall judge | 4 |
second head | 4 |
advocate sayes | 4 |
false god | 4 |
take pains | 4 |
councils answer | 4 |
best subjects | 4 |
golden calf | 4 |
full power | 4 |
much like | 4 |
looks like | 4 |
will add | 4 |
taking away | 4 |
stay till | 4 |
god commanded | 4 |
must tell | 4 |
parliament intended | 4 |
make us | 4 |
expresly declare | 4 |
fourth reason | 4 |
author adds | 4 |
utmost power | 4 |
oaths useless | 4 |
will suppose | 4 |
established government | 4 |
thing called | 4 |
one part | 4 |
earl spoke | 4 |
good reason | 4 |
high nature | 4 |
th article | 4 |
utmost extent | 4 |
will raise | 4 |
ecclesiastical supremacy | 4 |
whole series | 4 |
god knows | 4 |
true church | 4 |
king will | 4 |
might possibly | 4 |
notwithstanding whereof | 4 |
just right | 4 |
must fall | 4 |
like cases | 4 |
confession foresaid | 4 |
created deities | 4 |
new law | 4 |
meet together | 4 |
lord lorn | 4 |
deny aid | 4 |
ten commandments | 4 |
right hand | 4 |
evil works | 4 |
give sentence | 4 |
aptara keyed | 4 |
meer grace | 4 |
several times | 4 |
late pamphlet | 4 |
kings supremacy | 4 |
will prove | 4 |
majesties officers | 4 |
quite another | 4 |
least import | 4 |
ill bargain | 4 |
worst thing | 4 |
present case | 4 |
equal bargain | 4 |
parliament anno | 4 |
last parliament | 4 |
rational men | 4 |
shall make | 4 |
thoughts concerning | 4 |
persons disaffected | 4 |
gracious king | 4 |
divine revelation | 4 |
mens lives | 4 |
taken away | 4 |
acts made | 4 |
true body | 4 |
yet notwithstanding | 4 |
humane affairs | 4 |
rough draught | 4 |
great difference | 4 |
tho perhaps | 4 |
consistent vvith | 4 |
parliament assembled | 4 |
among men | 4 |
equal dealing | 4 |
private interest | 4 |
protestant nation | 4 |
catholick country | 4 |
suppress tyranny | 4 |
solemn excommunication | 4 |
meer figure | 4 |
good conscience | 4 |
many others | 4 |
good pleasure | 4 |
good deal | 4 |
two moneths | 4 |
several kinds | 4 |
might make | 4 |
catholick religion | 4 |
makes us | 4 |
son christ | 4 |
man interpret | 4 |
royal assent | 4 |
keep men | 4 |
humble opinion | 4 |
several things | 4 |
nixt morning | 4 |
may go | 4 |
true invisible | 4 |
unbyassed men | 4 |
christian kings | 4 |
without exception | 4 |
will come | 4 |
one half | 4 |
may indeed | 4 |
law doth | 4 |
cold blood | 4 |
god shall | 4 |
honest man | 4 |
author comes | 4 |
antient times | 4 |
meer religion | 4 |
may arise | 4 |
clear probation | 4 |
majesties proceedings | 4 |
yet even | 4 |
late times | 4 |
majesties hands | 4 |
new friends | 4 |
protestant church | 4 |
much ado | 4 |
much better | 4 |
let every | 4 |
people may | 4 |
men see | 4 |
high god | 4 |
declared incapable | 4 |
last session | 4 |
divine law | 4 |
majesties authority | 4 |
second reason | 4 |
best security | 4 |
great power | 4 |
without ever | 4 |
majesties person | 4 |
must go | 4 |
royall highness | 4 |
will draw | 4 |
untrue calumnies | 4 |
treasurer deputy | 4 |
sic subscribitur | 4 |
ecclesiastical persons | 4 |
christian liberty | 4 |
one time | 4 |
antient idolatry | 4 |
will certainly | 4 |
just now | 4 |
next thing | 4 |
true old | 4 |
additional defences | 4 |
heathen nations | 4 |
church catholick | 4 |
power may | 4 |
give credit | 4 |
shall say | 4 |
even though | 4 |
private person | 4 |
wife may | 4 |
ill humour | 4 |
given us | 4 |
oath imposed | 4 |
express sense | 4 |
like manner | 4 |
explication wherein | 4 |
ecclesiastical power | 4 |
invisible god | 4 |
reckoned among | 4 |
natural body | 4 |
ecclesiastical affairs | 4 |
endeavour alterations | 4 |
former ages | 4 |
notwithstanding thereof | 4 |
plain meaning | 4 |
first brought | 4 |
gracious declaration | 4 |
majesties supremacy | 4 |
explanation thereof | 4 |
made heaven | 4 |
without either | 4 |
second place | 4 |
majesties jurisdiction | 4 |
every particular | 4 |
must explain | 4 |
may lessen | 4 |
new way | 4 |
objections moved | 4 |
may prove | 4 |
whole law | 4 |
may know | 4 |
full liberty | 4 |
one man | 4 |
will first | 4 |
second letter | 4 |
whole body | 4 |
long since | 4 |
another time | 4 |
lawful authority | 4 |
respective diocesses | 4 |
good will | 4 |
several parts | 4 |
leasing makers | 4 |
many papers | 4 |
private sense | 4 |
give us | 4 |
rulers vigilantly | 4 |
undoubtedly believe | 4 |
every word | 4 |
things may | 4 |
correct abuses | 4 |
corporeal presence | 4 |
will consider | 4 |
making use | 4 |
one law | 4 |
loyal subjects | 4 |
contained therein | 4 |
may prevent | 4 |
let others | 4 |
absolute monarchy | 4 |
year following | 3 |
many different | 3 |
implicit faith | 3 |
take occasion | 3 |
taketh away | 3 |
pious princes | 3 |
every peer | 3 |
may restrain | 3 |
will return | 3 |
will readily | 3 |
reverend bishop | 3 |
without offence | 3 |
best friends | 3 |
english parliaments | 3 |
majesties mercy | 3 |
prince will | 3 |
may happen | 3 |
lords table | 3 |
distinct idea | 3 |
whatever may | 3 |
express act | 3 |
councils act | 3 |
two opposite | 3 |
though several | 3 |
archbishop cranmer | 3 |
de facto | 3 |
ends well | 3 |
parties agree | 3 |
thing contained | 3 |
advocate may | 3 |
universal church | 3 |
brought forth | 3 |
first made | 3 |
four beasts | 3 |
discord betwixt | 3 |
simply refused | 3 |
third reason | 3 |
made without | 3 |
first petition | 3 |
may prevail | 3 |
husband may | 3 |
minute circumstance | 3 |
popish church | 3 |
loving subjects | 3 |
early works | 3 |
beget discord | 3 |
creature whatsoever | 3 |
without making | 3 |
lawful princes | 3 |
eng parker | 3 |
may yet | 3 |
gladly see | 3 |
great use | 3 |
thing altogether | 3 |
remain still | 3 |
ensuing parliament | 3 |
late marqueis | 3 |
ambiguous word | 3 |
well grounded | 3 |
private opinion | 3 |
will set | 3 |
graven images | 3 |
several matters | 3 |
legal status | 3 |
treasonable invasion | 3 |
second petition | 3 |
late act | 3 |
shall meet | 3 |
old form | 3 |
six days | 3 |
universal monarchy | 3 |
leaning towards | 3 |
will always | 3 |
therefore tho | 3 |
state test | 3 |
words promiscuously | 3 |
earl gave | 3 |
natural religion | 3 |
whole world | 3 |
letter form | 3 |
writing lampoons | 3 |
erected altars | 3 |
incompetent authority | 3 |
single proposition | 3 |
lay papists | 3 |
old act | 3 |
much authority | 3 |
beyond sea | 3 |
full obedience | 3 |
makes every | 3 |
great figure | 3 |
council heard | 3 |
trading part | 3 |
add one | 3 |
highest act | 3 |
spiritual fathers | 3 |
calvinist prince | 3 |
one way | 3 |
explications made | 3 |
famous burgesses | 3 |
jus divinum | 3 |
justice court | 3 |
provincial councils | 3 |
common service | 3 |
injuriandi animus | 3 |
lavvful vvay | 3 |
late test | 3 |
currant parliament | 3 |
last part | 3 |
de iuramento | 3 |
primitive christians | 3 |
things necessary | 3 |
well timed | 3 |
oath required | 3 |
know whether | 3 |
chuse members | 3 |
leasing making | 3 |
lay aside | 3 |
holy day | 3 |
may fall | 3 |
ecclesiastick nature | 3 |
ill taken | 3 |
shall still | 3 |
like nature | 3 |
figurative presence | 3 |
fears god | 3 |
jealous god | 3 |
shall ye | 3 |
kings prerogative | 3 |
eternal felicity | 3 |
primitive church | 3 |
whose thoughts | 3 |
meliorem partem | 3 |
parliaments proceedings | 3 |
sacred things | 3 |
particular men | 3 |
never heard | 3 |
humbly desired | 3 |
kings grace | 3 |
good may | 3 |
sixth act | 3 |
christs death | 3 |
one branch | 3 |
negative voice | 3 |
great care | 3 |
yet still | 3 |
english man | 3 |
former argument | 3 |
lords prayer | 3 |
jewish church | 3 |
two thousand | 3 |
councils pleasure | 3 |
much care | 3 |
without doors | 3 |
infamous author | 3 |
good humour | 3 |
nixt day | 3 |
doth indeed | 3 |
first sacrament | 3 |
george savile | 3 |
author tells | 3 |
test men | 3 |
another sense | 3 |
shall please | 3 |
pretended explication | 3 |
egyptian idol | 3 |
shall answer | 3 |
words plainly | 3 |
must make | 3 |
giving judgment | 3 |
two extreams | 3 |
great security | 3 |
late lord | 3 |
good subject | 3 |
clearly see | 3 |
nay even | 3 |
fully resolved | 3 |
divine truth | 3 |
either house | 3 |
present government | 3 |
third parliament | 3 |
good sence | 3 |
sacramentarian principles | 3 |
young men | 3 |
causes ecclesiastical | 3 |
will chuse | 3 |
many scruples | 3 |
greater share | 3 |
ordinary judgments | 3 |
small number | 3 |
put limitations | 3 |
siefring text | 3 |
will follow | 3 |
three thousand | 3 |
lawfulness thereof | 3 |
fully assured | 3 |
mijn heer | 3 |
whole articles | 3 |
lord nairn | 3 |
civil affairs | 3 |
habetur pro | 3 |
also several | 3 |
old gods | 3 |
great measure | 3 |
constantly believe | 3 |
whole book | 3 |
another manner | 3 |
created beings | 3 |
thinking men | 3 |
great festival | 3 |
sacellum appollinare | 3 |
generally make | 3 |
nothing less | 3 |
first ground | 3 |
highest degree | 3 |
put us | 3 |
lords supper | 3 |
honourable members | 3 |
second thoughts | 3 |
matters contained | 3 |
much beyond | 3 |
two parts | 3 |
subjects presume | 3 |
almighty power | 3 |
may use | 3 |
now thought | 3 |
sufficiently clear | 3 |
will confirm | 3 |
malice may | 3 |
ecclesiastical nature | 3 |
celebrated reasons | 3 |
will bring | 3 |
may live | 3 |
man ever | 3 |
express command | 3 |
certain thing | 3 |
fully cleared | 3 |
profession thereof | 3 |
conscience sake | 3 |
london printed | 3 |
parliament anent | 3 |
ecclesiastical authority | 3 |
infamous crimes | 3 |
well placed | 3 |
soveraign lords | 3 |
logarbo sampled | 3 |
mercat cross | 3 |
make men | 3 |
might bring | 3 |
change contrary | 3 |
good name | 3 |
majesties advocat | 3 |
protestant divines | 3 |
general terms | 3 |
tender part | 3 |
much light | 3 |
obliges us | 3 |
never decline | 3 |
wholly directed | 3 |
every way | 3 |
parliament designed | 3 |
utterly unknown | 3 |
yearly rent | 3 |
fair weather | 3 |
final sentence | 3 |
things doubtful | 3 |
open rebellion | 3 |
must observe | 3 |
special licence | 3 |
particular case | 3 |
two grand | 3 |
heer fagel | 3 |
first lay | 3 |
twenty years | 3 |
penal statutes | 3 |
humane body | 3 |
fine things | 3 |
union theological | 3 |
presently professed | 3 |
earls rights | 3 |
gladly know | 3 |
scarce possible | 3 |
pannel neither | 3 |
shall adhere | 3 |
lieutenant general | 3 |
less force | 3 |
every faction | 3 |
egyptian idolatry | 3 |
stay longer | 3 |
late majesty | 3 |
single man | 3 |
children therein | 3 |
may consist | 3 |
eighth king | 3 |
will meet | 3 |
man living | 3 |
royal legislative | 3 |
express licence | 3 |
less kind | 3 |
doe declare | 3 |
still retain | 3 |
full information | 3 |
enough without | 3 |
become necessary | 3 |
earl sayes | 3 |
humble petition | 3 |
may preserve | 3 |
bishop bramhall | 3 |
rational interpretation | 3 |
two hundred | 3 |
explication given | 3 |
will deny | 3 |
second table | 3 |
firmly believe | 3 |
publik authority | 3 |
first set | 3 |
two points | 3 |
one party | 3 |
will deliver | 3 |
may well | 3 |
already answered | 3 |
already made | 3 |
circumstances belonging | 3 |
now chancellour | 3 |
third edition | 3 |
still remain | 3 |
give full | 3 |
may read | 3 |
sufficient security | 3 |
make alterations | 3 |
christian people | 3 |
roman communion | 3 |
james stewart | 3 |
next age | 3 |
fourth commandment | 3 |
sufficient proof | 3 |
come therefore | 3 |
persons imployed | 3 |
blessed saviour | 3 |
king may | 3 |
knew nothing | 3 |
good measure | 3 |
though never | 3 |
majesties royal | 3 |
apostle tells | 3 |
meaning thereof | 3 |
better clearing | 3 |
thirty years | 3 |
wise men | 3 |
kings answer | 3 |
special instruction | 3 |
seminary library | 3 |
several explications | 3 |
great hallifax | 3 |
rational man | 3 |
hardly believe | 3 |
ane act | 3 |
civil powers | 3 |
majesties rights | 3 |
alledged explication | 3 |
interest will | 3 |
de natura | 3 |
shall keep | 3 |
teach others | 3 |
humbly conceive | 3 |
one whose | 3 |
sacred person | 3 |
will continue | 3 |
national religion | 3 |
may believe | 3 |
ill name | 3 |
publick case | 3 |
popish recusant | 3 |
must suffer | 3 |
find nothing | 3 |
majesty may | 3 |
say something | 3 |
plain enough | 3 |
absolute necessity | 3 |
ill consequences | 3 |
foresaid criminal | 3 |
every mans | 3 |
earl may | 3 |
good one | 3 |
time now | 3 |
good end | 3 |
long time | 3 |
late earl | 3 |
first transubstantiation | 3 |
majesties special | 3 |
siefring sampled | 3 |
absolute innocence | 3 |
humane society | 3 |
following discourse | 3 |
directly contrary | 3 |
pannel declares | 3 |
much liberty | 3 |
visible signs | 3 |
whole party | 3 |
might take | 3 |
wild beasts | 3 |
secure us | 3 |
never thought | 3 |
several persons | 3 |
true reason | 3 |
another way | 3 |
ill used | 3 |
holy animals | 3 |
anent pedagogues | 3 |
criminally indicted | 3 |
without consent | 3 |
happy kingdom | 3 |
taken notice | 3 |
late gracious | 3 |
meer ignorants | 3 |
short word | 3 |
us see | 3 |
whole substance | 3 |
parliament holden | 3 |
never fall | 3 |
foresaid offices | 3 |
loyal protestant | 3 |
foresaid confession | 3 |
whole fabrick | 3 |
plain terms | 3 |
will run | 3 |
former acts | 3 |
section th | 3 |
better figure | 3 |
present circumstances | 3 |
dishonourable birth | 3 |
charles ii | 3 |
many excellent | 3 |
worldly interest | 3 |
maketh men | 3 |
last place | 3 |
tenth day | 3 |
contrary thereto | 3 |
will either | 3 |
consent foresaid | 3 |
one person | 3 |
eternal word | 3 |
may secure | 3 |
theological seminary | 3 |
whether popish | 3 |
better manners | 3 |
part thereof | 3 |
clear acts | 3 |
something else | 3 |
utterly destroyed | 3 |
test might | 3 |
room left | 3 |
interest shall | 3 |
greater number | 3 |
another nature | 3 |
proclamation anent | 3 |
among many | 3 |
right noble | 3 |
may help | 3 |
secret councils | 3 |
another religion | 3 |
either side | 3 |
may thereby | 3 |
ever make | 3 |
popish religion | 3 |
shall give | 3 |
honest men | 3 |
respective ordinaries | 3 |
moved betwixt | 3 |
idolatry made | 3 |
must acknowledge | 3 |
believe episcopacy | 3 |
give special | 3 |
adjourned till | 3 |
making betwixt | 3 |
oath shall | 3 |
essential presence | 3 |
general rule | 3 |
common interest | 3 |
good symptom | 3 |
laws made | 3 |
whole mass | 3 |
sentence therein | 3 |
yet seeing | 3 |
earl declares | 3 |
come within | 3 |
solemnly swear | 3 |
common consent | 3 |
old religion | 3 |
might give | 3 |
came forth | 3 |
may appear | 3 |
first coming | 3 |
majesties late | 3 |
foresaid oath | 3 |
natural consequence | 3 |
real spiritual | 3 |
logarbo text | 3 |
new year | 3 |
ancient fathers | 3 |
free exercise | 3 |
better part | 3 |
common law | 3 |
good words | 3 |
lawful successors | 3 |
paschal ram | 3 |
held forth | 3 |
altogether unknown | 3 |
thought necessary | 3 |
popish successor | 3 |
plain sense | 3 |
throat word | 3 |
lord marquess | 3 |
statutes otherwise | 3 |
divine presence | 3 |
lord god | 3 |
best known | 3 |
fully perswaded | 3 |
free will | 3 |
parliament injoining | 3 |
parties may | 3 |
judged necessary | 3 |
depraving laws | 3 |
concerning divine | 3 |
trimmer thinks | 3 |
commits treason | 3 |
natura rei | 3 |
done according | 3 |
us now | 3 |
shall endeavour | 3 |
two words | 3 |
argument will | 3 |
papers spread | 3 |
good ground | 3 |
will tell | 3 |
appear strange | 3 |
may raise | 3 |
first written | 3 |
pronounce sentence | 3 |
men generally | 3 |
short essay | 3 |
decrees concerning | 3 |
publick peace | 3 |
christian faith | 3 |
first chapter | 3 |
therein mentioned | 3 |
others judge | 2 |
rational part | 2 |
yet generally | 2 |
holy church | 2 |
congruous sense | 2 |
therefore must | 2 |
greater numbers | 2 |
may now | 2 |
divine institutions | 2 |
princely care | 2 |
several contending | 2 |
hard matter | 2 |
must conclude | 2 |
may betray | 2 |
ordinary dealing | 2 |
popes bulls | 2 |
contagion may | 2 |
two chief | 2 |
universal apostacy | 2 |
three things | 2 |
given way | 2 |
everlasting life | 2 |
several respective | 2 |
three heads | 2 |
nothing new | 2 |
ill symptom | 2 |
de coena | 2 |
opinion men | 2 |
majesties justice | 2 |
without violence | 2 |
much inferior | 2 |
yet certainly | 2 |
parties sense | 2 |
law makes | 2 |
next reign | 2 |
impartial judges | 2 |
third part | 2 |
fall hard | 2 |
general opinion | 2 |
numerous family | 2 |
must stand | 2 |
takes away | 2 |
treasonable alterations | 2 |
constant sense | 2 |
readily plead | 2 |
thing demanded | 2 |
lay catholicks | 2 |
one house | 2 |
kings will | 2 |
power given | 2 |
monument erected | 2 |
making new | 2 |
subjects happy | 2 |
noble family | 2 |
miserable effects | 2 |
altogether necessary | 2 |
already fully | 2 |
must answer | 2 |
publikly read | 2 |
dear child | 2 |
years ago | 2 |
established episcopal | 2 |
never endeavour | 2 |
second ground | 2 |
lawful soveraigns | 2 |
elect departed | 2 |
long preserve | 2 |
may pretend | 2 |
railing accusation | 2 |
earl expresly | 2 |
considerable difference | 2 |
betwixt us | 2 |
mens liberties | 2 |
first deliverance | 2 |
made guilty | 2 |
next coming | 2 |
great crime | 2 |
might well | 2 |
nation will | 2 |
tender thing | 2 |
step towards | 2 |
kings statutes | 2 |
may either | 2 |
due regard | 2 |
good catholick | 2 |
civil law | 2 |
must remain | 2 |
told us | 2 |
since made | 2 |
might pretend | 2 |
either apparent | 2 |
fine cloaths | 2 |
ane explanation | 2 |
publick worship | 2 |
contrary opinion | 2 |
legislative church | 2 |
good luck | 2 |
created us | 2 |
ill taste | 2 |
true allegiance | 2 |
blackest treason | 2 |
broad enough | 2 |
false religion | 2 |
great character | 2 |
later part | 2 |
divers persons | 2 |
irregular persons | 2 |
act par | 2 |
passed without | 2 |
well understood | 2 |
kingdom without | 2 |
takes pains | 2 |
known practice | 2 |
john latta | 2 |
lord regent | 2 |
will now | 2 |
young man | 2 |
without examining | 2 |
persons therein | 2 |
god save | 2 |
others may | 2 |
without sufficient | 2 |
sometimes like | 2 |
recusant convict | 2 |
sequitur naturam | 2 |
never understood | 2 |
will believe | 2 |
therefore whosoever | 2 |
alledged inconsistencies | 2 |
publick office | 2 |
may sometimes | 2 |
right senses | 2 |
earl afterwards | 2 |
act passed | 2 |
secreti concilij | 2 |
first year | 2 |
noble lords | 2 |
daring invasion | 2 |
chief sacraments | 2 |
pannel repeats | 2 |
great ladies | 2 |
strange thing | 2 |
ecclesiastical discipline | 2 |
hes made | 2 |
letter writ | 2 |
vpper house | 2 |
funeral poem | 2 |
drawdereve rofmada | 2 |
great crimes | 2 |
original sinne | 2 |
earl queensberry | 2 |
least design | 2 |
made good | 2 |
far exceed | 2 |
place appointed | 2 |
sufficiently understand | 2 |
utmost severity | 2 |
much weight | 2 |
farewel speech | 2 |
corporeal substance | 2 |
chimney corner | 2 |
wholly indifferent | 2 |
indifferent men | 2 |
qualifications foresaid | 2 |
less reasonable | 2 |
perjury libelled | 2 |
better suited | 2 |
loyal subject | 2 |
poor man | 2 |
thought strange | 2 |
many wise | 2 |
earl told | 2 |
god calls | 2 |
simply taken | 2 |
supreme civil | 2 |
allowing liberty | 2 |
new liturgy | 2 |
heaven knows | 2 |
brief account | 2 |
readily grant | 2 |
men lawfully | 2 |
corrupt members | 2 |
angry men | 2 |
particular laws | 2 |
clause therein | 2 |
greek church | 2 |
less likely | 2 |
one voice | 2 |
little ground | 2 |
worst part | 2 |
shall succeed | 2 |
majesty never | 2 |
shall arise | 2 |
new grant | 2 |
persons employed | 2 |
must come | 2 |
one must | 2 |
never consent | 2 |
must eat | 2 |
late advocate | 2 |
proper creditors | 2 |
councils explication | 2 |
never pretended | 2 |
bare character | 2 |
seven years | 2 |
plainly bear | 2 |
still think | 2 |
rather aggravat | 2 |
blessed trinity | 2 |
yet less | 2 |
immediately follows | 2 |
many places | 2 |
dispose men | 2 |
thing contrary | 2 |
clearly inferre | 2 |
majesties lavvs | 2 |
true light | 2 |
eminent bishop | 2 |
directs proving | 2 |
new principles | 2 |
may fairly | 2 |
majesties power | 2 |
long enough | 2 |
whole doctrine | 2 |
clean linen | 2 |
several objections | 2 |
last words | 2 |
uncertain propositions | 2 |
must certainly | 2 |
pope nicholas | 2 |
ill affected | 2 |
church government | 2 |
near two | 2 |
holy eucharist | 2 |
king shall | 2 |
nation may | 2 |
something like | 2 |
abuse put | 2 |
towards one | 2 |
oath de | 2 |
men chosen | 2 |
highly commended | 2 |
god tells | 2 |
th section | 2 |
protestant faith | 2 |
little better | 2 |
george croom | 2 |
two famous | 2 |
never swear | 2 |
naturally make | 2 |
third council | 2 |
party proposing | 2 |
solemn sincere | 2 |
shall now | 2 |
shall prove | 2 |
terrible execution | 2 |
will judg | 2 |
else one | 2 |
amongst many | 2 |
great compass | 2 |
chosen thereto | 2 |
true blood | 2 |
sense given | 2 |
divine majesty | 2 |
every minute | 2 |
caption title | 2 |
scotch parliaments | 2 |
attempts whatsoever | 2 |
conscience take | 2 |
meanest trade | 2 |
ever shall | 2 |
grand forgeries | 2 |
adhere thereto | 2 |
time turn | 2 |
queen mary | 2 |
utmost degree | 2 |
often taken | 2 |
scripture expresses | 2 |
though even | 2 |
greater power | 2 |
good bargain | 2 |
well suited | 2 |
must prove | 2 |
things will | 2 |
much danger | 2 |
ecclesiastical policy | 2 |
consent thereto | 2 |
one might | 2 |
lay hands | 2 |
making decrees | 2 |
right understanding | 2 |
great patriot | 2 |
must look | 2 |
lord justice | 2 |
will still | 2 |
memory will | 2 |
missionary priests | 2 |
shall receive | 2 |
author speaks | 2 |
common people | 2 |
still continuing | 2 |
things inconsistent | 2 |
full assurance | 2 |
petition given | 2 |
higher powers | 2 |
pannels loyalty | 2 |
rina kor | 2 |
true account | 2 |
must proceed | 2 |
new articles | 2 |
lawfully swear | 2 |
esteemed persons | 2 |
may enjoy | 2 |
long tract | 2 |
earl intended | 2 |
popes commands | 2 |
filthy persons | 2 |
supreme prince | 2 |
wilderness forty | 2 |
stronger evidence | 2 |
another world | 2 |
without condescending | 2 |
setting aside | 2 |
high vindication | 2 |
neighbours ruine | 2 |
military employments | 2 |
ever riseth | 2 |
particular form | 2 |
original sin | 2 |
sincerely resolved | 2 |
old heathen | 2 |
substantially present | 2 |
sacred history | 2 |
henry bonwicke | 2 |
king iames | 2 |
sufficient ground | 2 |
now whether | 2 |
present church | 2 |
best way | 2 |
moderate reformer | 2 |
present purpose | 2 |
thousand times | 2 |
sacred prerogative | 2 |
husband might | 2 |
destroyed idolatry | 2 |
first take | 2 |
supreme authority | 2 |
another passage | 2 |
apprehend christ | 2 |
bare signs | 2 |
true design | 2 |
quite taken | 2 |
hitherto stood | 2 |
opinion must | 2 |
long scene | 2 |
english translation | 2 |
none durst | 2 |
express statut | 2 |
go abroad | 2 |
utterly destroy | 2 |
private speeches | 2 |
majesties first | 2 |
never made | 2 |
iustice general | 2 |
eternal godhead | 2 |
late marquess | 2 |
publick trusts | 2 |
hastily compiled | 2 |
mens minds | 2 |
might breed | 2 |
utmost endeavours | 2 |
prince may | 2 |
therefore take | 2 |
ancient times | 2 |
fully laid | 2 |
kings statuts | 2 |
might arise | 2 |
christ indeed | 2 |
whose learning | 2 |
man swear | 2 |
one creature | 2 |
great consequence | 2 |
may consider | 2 |
parliament considering | 2 |
frequent temptations | 2 |
mistaken glosses | 2 |
nature without | 2 |
holy orders | 2 |
excellent law | 2 |
may charge | 2 |
given judgment | 2 |
thing done | 2 |
later instance | 2 |
shall set | 2 |
one foot | 2 |
thing absent | 2 |
law requires | 2 |
concerning transubstantiation | 2 |
mens allegiance | 2 |
privy councils | 2 |
short account | 2 |
without precedent | 2 |
great original | 2 |
served baalim | 2 |
look scurvily | 2 |
ye will | 2 |
may declare | 2 |
already cleared | 2 |
committ treason | 2 |
make cranmer | 2 |
afterwards made | 2 |
solemn manner | 2 |
express law | 2 |
offices contrary | 2 |
young ram | 2 |
will pay | 2 |
arguments used | 2 |
parliament imposed | 2 |
chief manager | 2 |
amongst men | 2 |
argument enough | 2 |
one body | 2 |
ten thousand | 2 |
afterward become | 2 |
great man | 2 |
actum dominorum | 2 |
greater cause | 2 |
bearing office | 2 |
give life | 2 |
first will | 2 |
plot made | 2 |
first occasion | 2 |
foreign interest | 2 |
wise enough | 2 |
cautions offered | 2 |
may serve | 2 |
destroy mens | 2 |
strange inclination | 2 |
earl knew | 2 |
new sort | 2 |
perjury may | 2 |
saw nothing | 2 |
late majesties | 2 |
diminution thereof | 2 |
lockhart advocate | 2 |
national covenant | 2 |
laid aside | 2 |
anent leasing | 2 |
whole confession | 2 |
look rather | 2 |
things need | 2 |
royal prerogative | 2 |
council day | 2 |
without calling | 2 |
become dangerous | 2 |
much variety | 2 |
divines allow | 2 |
martial discipline | 2 |
positively offered | 2 |
bays will | 2 |
beg leave | 2 |
sincerely profess | 2 |
religion doth | 2 |
whole mystery | 2 |
bishops sit | 2 |
earl never | 2 |
misliking may | 2 |
much soever | 2 |
like hereafter | 2 |
others england | 2 |
english roman | 2 |
lordships commands | 2 |
less wit | 2 |
express terms | 2 |
word species | 2 |
committed whoredoms | 2 |
yet make | 2 |
without entring | 2 |
litteral sense | 2 |
now let | 2 |
concerning lawyers | 2 |
speak truth | 2 |
late war | 2 |
lineal legal | 2 |
kings officers | 2 |
highness pleasure | 2 |
heathen priests | 2 |
will rather | 2 |
primitive times | 2 |
much raised | 2 |
ill character | 2 |
high towers | 2 |
hereafter set | 2 |
self will | 2 |
ever allowed | 2 |
law designed | 2 |
following letter | 2 |
wicked designs | 2 |
frequently recited | 2 |
former laws | 2 |
implicite knowledg | 2 |
small authors | 2 |
oxford discourses | 2 |
liquido iurare | 2 |
holy predecessors | 2 |
spiritual jurisdiction | 2 |
popish priests | 2 |
next occasion | 2 |
senseless piece | 2 |
eternal life | 2 |
present stand | 2 |
whole frame | 2 |
practical notion | 2 |
papers may | 2 |
deluded world | 2 |
regular ministers | 2 |
andrew anderson | 2 |
live according | 2 |
true christian | 2 |
hundreth merks | 2 |
well ecclesiastical | 2 |
excellent ends | 2 |
pray let | 2 |
humble supplication | 2 |
criminal libells | 2 |
alterum perjurii | 2 |
king henry | 2 |
former order | 2 |
oath protest | 2 |
faithful subjects | 2 |
continue still | 2 |
useful soever | 2 |
pretended commands | 2 |
reason may | 2 |
concerning religion | 2 |
old superstition | 2 |
whole test | 2 |
may encourage | 2 |
fair way | 2 |
strong perfumes | 2 |
new edition | 2 |
declared openly | 2 |
considerable time | 2 |
good man | 2 |
fully informed | 2 |
wear away | 2 |
must necessarily | 2 |
councils emitting | 2 |
gracious soveraign | 2 |
present state | 2 |
good earnest | 2 |
much good | 2 |
good payment | 2 |
satisfaction whereof | 2 |
crave leave | 2 |
majesty thinks | 2 |
rather like | 2 |
think every | 2 |
whole affair | 2 |
five hundred | 2 |
solemn declared | 2 |
highest nature | 2 |
yet worse | 2 |
will content | 2 |
author may | 2 |
great one | 2 |
found one | 2 |
late marquiss | 2 |
like liberty | 2 |
followed immediately | 2 |
royal function | 2 |
set forth | 2 |
ceremonial law | 2 |
chusers will | 2 |
good reasons | 2 |
without manifest | 2 |
council allowed | 2 |
one sense | 2 |
vigorous execution | 2 |
severe laws | 2 |
egyptian bondage | 2 |
whole tenor | 2 |
taken pains | 2 |
absolute unlawfulness | 2 |
judge meet | 2 |
large field | 2 |
express laws | 2 |
certification therein | 2 |
administration thereof | 2 |
absent body | 2 |
equal terms | 2 |
pretty thing | 2 |
us consider | 2 |
hundred pounds | 2 |
secures us | 2 |
less formidable | 2 |
less strange | 2 |
least change | 2 |
imports christian | 2 |
often forced | 2 |
will afford | 2 |
whole mosaick | 2 |
publick service | 2 |
boldly affirm | 2 |
will therefore | 2 |
self gave | 2 |
fitly qualified | 2 |
sederunt vigesimo | 2 |
two senses | 2 |
groweth angry | 2 |
one end | 2 |
even tho | 2 |
private missionaries | 2 |
run away | 2 |
young bullock | 2 |
majesty shall | 2 |
unnatural things | 2 |
true equivalent | 2 |
episcopal author | 2 |
admirable book | 2 |
horrible crimes | 2 |
orthodox clergie | 2 |
great weight | 2 |
great founder | 2 |
sufficient reason | 2 |
deacon calls | 2 |
offer sacrifice | 2 |
just cause | 2 |
humane understanding | 2 |
visible sign | 2 |
worship god | 2 |
perhaps may | 2 |
sentence past | 2 |
proper authority | 2 |
without prejudice | 2 |
now alive | 2 |
better set | 2 |
quality alone | 2 |
majesties goodness | 2 |
undeniable evidence | 2 |
words contained | 2 |
le chapelle | 2 |
legal authority | 2 |
corporeal form | 2 |
old law | 2 |
res judicata | 2 |
true ground | 2 |
men know | 2 |
eternal wisdome | 2 |
greater beauty | 2 |
duncan campbell | 2 |
will destroy | 2 |
seldom fail | 2 |
nothing doubt | 2 |
shall neither | 2 |
wrong placed | 2 |
think shame | 2 |
shall remain | 2 |
time since | 2 |
husband seeth | 2 |
assuredly believe | 2 |
laws already | 2 |
may also | 2 |
will admit | 2 |
putting limitations | 2 |
parliament offered | 2 |
quhilk day | 2 |
scurvy thing | 2 |
shall come | 2 |
neither shalt | 2 |
several turns | 2 |
ordinary things | 2 |
take place | 2 |
whole piece | 2 |
narrow circle | 2 |
sun entring | 2 |
less heavy | 2 |
serious consideration | 2 |
generally men | 2 |
halifax works | 2 |
true picture | 2 |
must first | 2 |
restless adversaries | 2 |
great hazard | 2 |
deputy praeses | 2 |
christian majesty | 2 |
rites peculiar | 2 |
natural enough | 2 |
indifferent judges | 2 |
execution thereof | 2 |
right honourable | 2 |
impartial men | 2 |
made defection | 2 |
ecclesiastical iurisdiction | 2 |
main things | 2 |
perjurii genus | 2 |
weaken us | 2 |
enough considered | 2 |
famous invisible | 2 |
believe every | 2 |
shall appear | 2 |
ordinary rules | 2 |
second session | 2 |
king never | 2 |
first setting | 2 |
determined therein | 2 |
two thirds | 2 |
gods holy | 2 |
death shall | 2 |
solemnly renounce | 2 |
almost beyond | 2 |
might otherwise | 2 |
come near | 2 |
naturally followeth | 2 |
majesties answer | 2 |
articles thereof | 2 |
might probably | 2 |
give warning | 2 |
much use | 2 |
sun entred | 2 |
give judgment | 2 |
earl took | 2 |
men judge | 2 |
often repeated | 2 |
reader will | 2 |
coming home | 2 |
private persons | 2 |
great haste | 2 |
english government | 2 |
peaceable subjects | 2 |
express acts | 2 |
may provoke | 2 |
expressions contained | 2 |
catholick countries | 2 |
direct acceptance | 2 |
will seldom | 2 |
seems necessary | 2 |
popular vogue | 2 |
may become | 2 |
shall direct | 2 |
god gave | 2 |
political creed | 2 |
confession vvas | 2 |
test runs | 2 |
privy councellour | 2 |
like case | 2 |
four first | 2 |
doth declare | 2 |
scrupulous conscience | 2 |
author goes | 2 |
indeed make | 2 |
will use | 2 |
well founded | 2 |
shameless abuse | 2 |
antient idolaters | 2 |
good fortune | 2 |
words vvere | 2 |
charles cotton | 2 |
english men | 2 |
towards mankind | 2 |
doth still | 2 |
right side | 2 |
short space | 2 |
therefore always | 2 |
kings special | 2 |
seasonable vindication | 2 |
royal favours | 2 |
fully heard | 2 |
saints departed | 2 |
favourable opinion | 2 |
die novembris | 2 |
fallible condition | 2 |
great body | 2 |
shall judg | 2 |
yet god | 2 |
must say | 2 |
arbitrary power | 2 |
holy sacraments | 2 |
much higher | 2 |
king edward | 2 |
parliament declared | 2 |
common sence | 2 |
take oaths | 2 |
real flesh | 2 |
wine will | 2 |
will throw | 2 |
soveraign power | 2 |
one lord | 2 |
rebel parliaments | 2 |
things contradictory | 2 |
stilling fleet | 2 |
one amongst | 2 |
distinct notion | 2 |
private discourses | 2 |
break loose | 2 |
pro recusante | 2 |
holie ghost | 2 |
pretext whatsoever | 2 |
reasons represented | 2 |
judgment will | 2 |
tho france | 2 |
move us | 2 |
throw away | 2 |
next time | 2 |
worship directed | 2 |
majesties prerogative | 2 |
holy fathers | 2 |
unanimously agree | 2 |
never refused | 2 |
may expect | 2 |
express warrant | 2 |
meanest quality | 2 |
take arms | 2 |
second commandment | 2 |
royal will | 2 |
sharp sword | 2 |
none will | 2 |
ill will | 2 |
fatal mistake | 2 |
openly declared | 2 |
now presently | 2 |
reason will | 2 |
natural course | 2 |
word idolatry | 2 |
better success | 2 |
oath doth | 2 |
material whether | 2 |
entering prisoner | 2 |
fair ambition | 2 |
explanation made | 2 |
present age | 2 |
one religion | 2 |
often maketh | 2 |
live peaceably | 2 |
twenty one | 2 |
earl asked | 2 |
whatsoever principles | 2 |
truly loyal | 2 |
openly declare | 2 |
world think | 2 |
lord made | 2 |
yet will | 2 |
though nothing | 2 |
made flesh | 2 |
greatest affront | 2 |
well advised | 2 |
great moment | 2 |
must remember | 2 |
greatest number | 2 |
amanda watson | 2 |
quite differing | 2 |
party promising | 2 |
will grow | 2 |
without reserve | 2 |
provoke men | 2 |
will turn | 2 |
eastern nations | 2 |
sure sign | 2 |
author repeats | 2 |
whole history | 2 |
scruple made | 2 |
present indeed | 2 |
covantage keyed | 2 |
foresaid acts | 2 |
laws provided | 2 |
continued habit | 2 |
grand singularities | 2 |
two first | 2 |
kings sons | 2 |
infallible power | 2 |
ill things | 2 |
publick confessions | 2 |
good kind | 2 |
ordinary judges | 2 |
perfect unity | 2 |
must believe | 2 |
ovvn conscience | 2 |
persons made | 2 |
words run | 2 |
sex seemeth | 2 |
great sums | 2 |
must add | 2 |
might recommend | 2 |
every passion | 2 |
king challenges | 2 |
depose princes | 2 |
deep silence | 2 |
particular occasions | 2 |
law secured | 2 |
one article | 2 |
religion shall | 2 |
cast away | 2 |
cometh within | 2 |
living peaceably | 2 |
opportunity favours | 2 |
prince come | 2 |
first reformers | 2 |
things abroad | 2 |
form sic | 2 |
councils acceptance | 2 |
act char | 2 |
understanding without | 2 |
sober men | 2 |
time enough | 2 |
coena domini | 2 |
new indictment | 2 |
next morning | 2 |
earl swears | 2 |
enough known | 2 |
ill names | 2 |
expressions thereof | 2 |
set forward | 2 |
younger date | 2 |
will sum | 2 |
plainly appear | 2 |
far engaged | 2 |
john starkey | 2 |
will put | 2 |
also commended | 2 |
excellent rules | 2 |
one earthly | 2 |
without competition | 2 |
seen several | 2 |
dominorum secreti | 2 |
certain men | 2 |
never worshipped | 2 |
vvas one | 2 |
might add | 2 |
several circumstances | 2 |
destroy others | 2 |
right sacraments | 2 |
privat interpretation | 2 |
act asserting | 2 |
right place | 2 |
utterly abhor | 2 |
absolutely impossible | 2 |
absolute violence | 2 |
whose interest | 2 |
popery will | 2 |
heavy enough | 2 |
doth sufficiently | 2 |
give reputation | 2 |
uirgin mary | 2 |
first proposition | 2 |
grounds wherupon | 2 |
sir john | 2 |
whole course | 2 |
right trusty | 2 |
without faults | 2 |
since nothing | 2 |
essential part | 2 |
apex covantage | 2 |
allowing advocates | 2 |
government must | 2 |
like offences | 2 |
protestant subjects | 2 |
law imposing | 2 |
taken ill | 2 |
act assertory | 2 |
must neither | 2 |
frequently coupled | 2 |
word equivalent | 2 |
qualifying part | 2 |
less hammer | 2 |
ill humours | 2 |
every member | 2 |
late edition | 2 |
may discern | 2 |
severe masters | 2 |
per actum | 2 |
might raise | 2 |
kings express | 2 |
tests penn | 2 |
pure spirituality | 2 |
sense may | 2 |
without repentance | 2 |
made instruments | 2 |
meerly figurative | 2 |
will easily | 2 |
three persons | 2 |
great dictator | 2 |
next heir | 2 |
commonly offered | 2 |
ecclesiastical law | 2 |
reasonable men | 2 |
three hundred | 2 |
will keep | 2 |
advocate makes | 2 |
external policy | 2 |
present princes | 2 |
selves obliged | 2 |
reproachful speeches | 2 |
visible interest | 2 |
highness heard | 2 |
hardly pressed | 2 |
just indignation | 2 |
self unlawful | 2 |
law made | 2 |
religion consists | 2 |
supreme deities | 2 |
gray hairs | 2 |
generous mind | 2 |
plainest defamations | 2 |
ten tribes | 2 |
contradictory propositions | 2 |
rightly used | 2 |
iupiter ammon | 2 |
young women | 2 |
crown may | 2 |
lamenting voice | 2 |
old church | 2 |
lawfully chosen | 2 |
made partakers | 2 |
letter sent | 2 |
crimes contained | 2 |
eagles wings | 2 |
will answer | 2 |
despotick power | 2 |
best remedies | 2 |
dispensing power | 2 |
easily submit | 2 |
might lawfully | 2 |
sovereign lord | 2 |
indeed either | 2 |
open court | 2 |
test binds | 2 |
faith therein | 2 |
many good | 2 |
less objection | 2 |
papistical kirk | 2 |
protestatio contraria | 2 |
alone will | 2 |
god threatens | 2 |
though neither | 2 |
give thanks | 2 |
vast difference | 2 |
moderate men | 2 |
next head | 2 |
grow angry | 2 |
first appearance | 2 |
first general | 2 |
paper called | 2 |
council met | 2 |
still allowed | 2 |
either hand | 2 |
clear meaning | 2 |
one circumstance | 2 |
far better | 2 |
men think | 2 |
neither let | 2 |
henry viii | 2 |
intrinsik spiritual | 2 |
never fail | 2 |
sacred tyes | 2 |
reading thereof | 2 |
better expressed | 2 |
original contract | 2 |
many ages | 2 |
almighty made | 2 |
must infallibly | 2 |
us hurt | 2 |
forty years | 2 |
may rise | 2 |
brought along | 2 |
sub poena | 2 |
fundamental constitution | 2 |
hypostatical vnion | 2 |
seriously consider | 2 |
will prevail | 2 |
will fall | 2 |
like kind | 2 |
declaration came | 2 |
distressed lovers | 2 |
take warning | 2 |
whole order | 2 |
fair bargain | 2 |
january nixt | 2 |
authority may | 2 |
since christianity | 2 |
single authority | 2 |
poena perjurii | 2 |
unequal terms | 2 |
malum prohibitum | 2 |
several opinions | 2 |
religion contained | 2 |
popish ministers | 2 |
will pass | 2 |
will secure | 2 |
self less | 2 |
strength peculiar | 2 |
innocent person | 2 |
several countries | 2 |
holy land | 2 |
imposers thereof | 2 |
slavish subjection | 2 |
roman religion | 2 |
kings word | 2 |
answer thereunto | 2 |
sign aries | 2 |
undeniable priviledg | 2 |
november last | 2 |
oath taken | 2 |
party contracting | 2 |
irregular endeavours | 2 |
privat person | 2 |
advocate giving | 2 |
idolatry committed | 2 |
whoever considers | 2 |
natural understanding | 2 |
greater freedom | 2 |
another act | 2 |
many exceptions | 2 |
safe conscience | 2 |
hard words | 2 |
thereby exposed | 2 |
home without | 2 |
opinion concerning | 2 |
happy restauration | 2 |
made us | 2 |
will leave | 2 |
separate interest | 2 |
many respects | 2 |
may love | 2 |
parliament libelled | 2 |
less criminal | 2 |
wicked instruments | 2 |
inferior clergy | 2 |
full amends | 2 |
plain word | 2 |
may remain | 2 |
humane prudence | 2 |
without government | 2 |
much pains | 2 |
now become | 2 |
first three | 2 |
better side | 2 |
unnatural sound | 2 |
may swear | 2 |
keep within | 2 |
act arbitrarily | 2 |
counsel retained | 2 |
parliament thought | 2 |
likewise sustain | 2 |
severely executed | 2 |
taking instruments | 2 |
never read | 2 |
made evident | 2 |
world shall | 2 |
may bear | 2 |
fine thing | 2 |
loyal protestants | 2 |
fully declared | 2 |
thing may | 2 |
scandalous reflections | 2 |
self uncapable | 2 |
signify nothing | 2 |
much pleased | 2 |
parliament founded | 2 |
natural man | 2 |
find many | 2 |
concealed explanation | 2 |
egyptian priest | 2 |
may settle | 2 |
done without | 2 |
really distinct | 2 |
first article | 2 |
earl began | 2 |
every party | 2 |
greater danger | 2 |
sincere intention | 2 |
never yet | 2 |
well know | 2 |
inseparably united | 2 |
several forms | 2 |
riper age | 2 |
great disparity | 2 |
principles among | 2 |
hope none | 2 |
will every | 2 |
little effect | 2 |
several acts | 2 |
earl heard | 2 |
reserved senses | 2 |
make war | 2 |
greater circumstances | 2 |
earl might | 2 |
unthinking men | 2 |
thought naked | 2 |
send us | 2 |
properly called | 2 |