quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
the king of sweden	128
on the other side	124
the state of milan	114
by reason of the	110
the rest of the	87
of the duke of	64
the duke of bavaria	62
the king of france	61
under the command of	61
the greatest part of	57
the house of austria	56
on the th of	52
early english books online	51
his majesty of sweden	50
not being able to	49
with the losse of	47
upon the confines of	46
with the duke of	45
and the duke of	44
at the same time	43
in the state of	42
of the king of	41
with the rest of	39
and from thence to	39
that the duke of	38
the duke of parma	38
the duke of saxon	35
the duke of saxony	35
to the end that	33
the most part of	33
to the king of	32
in the meane time	31
the elector of saxony	31
the duke of savoy	30
of the state of	30
the other side of	29
for the most part	29
the king of spaine	29
till such time as	29
of horse and foote	29
into the hands of	29
the hands of the	29
the king of hungary	27
other side of the	27
in respect of the	27
with the king of	27
put to the sword	26
of the crowne of	26
ought not to be	26
the command of the	26
in the beginning of	25
here also we see	25
represented either as utf	24
greatest part of the	24
the crowne of swethland	24
by reason of their	24
for the preservation of	24
characters represented either as	24
the end of the	24
to joyne with the	24
to the duke of	24
in the midst of	24
by the duke of	24
into the state of	23
notes for div a	23
the other side the	23
was not to be	23
discharged of our march	23
his majestie of sweden	22
the proceedings of the	22
in dayes dutch miles	22
the duke of feria	21
the duke of orleans	21
the estates of bohemia	21
after the ancient manner	20
the crowne of bohemia	20
the best part of	20
the comming of the	20
to boot with the	20
when thou seest thy	20
an eye to the	20
dutie discharged of our	20
most part of the	20
princes of the empire	20
were not able to	19
upon the bankes of	19
troupes of horse of	19
on the one side	19
the rest of his	19
by the king of	19
affaires of the best	19
to the succour of	19
the taking in of	19
of the house of	19
of the best part	19
the power of the	18
lievetenant colonell to foote	18
that so they might	18
when they should have	18
upon the frontiers of	18
to the right hand	18
that he might not	18
thinke with thy selfe	18
the king of swethland	18
then thinke with thy	17
were put to the	17
the king of great	17
on the right hand	17
to the number of	17
not farre from the	17
the forces of the	17
but on the contrary	17
to the left hand	17
the contents of the	17
for the king of	17
the good will of	17
best part of christendome	16
the duke of rohan	16
to passe over the	16
was at this time	16
the prince elector palatine	16
they were forced to	16
of foot and horse	16
the crowne of france	16
that they could not	16
the most of them	16
duke barnard of wymar	16
that they might not	16
it would be a	16
that it was not	16
for the defence of	15
and for that the	15
a great number of	15
on the left hand	15
the rest of our	15
the king of spaines	15
companyes on foote of	15
to make use of	15
the king of denmarke	15
a place of great	15
to the prejudice of	15
by the assistance of	15
to the taking in	15
from the king of	15
the government of the	15
the side of the	15
thou seest thy camerade	15
the princes of the	15
the invincible king of	15
under the conduct of	14
to the court of	14
one and the other	14
in the head of	14
invincible king of sweden	14
king of the romans	14
for the space of	14
the princes of italy	14
about foot and horse	14
the discretion of the	14
of horse and foot	14
on the side of	14
the one and the	14
with foot and horse	14
to the discretion of	14
and not able to	14
a great part of	14
the preservation of the	14
and markup reviewed and	13
coded from proquest page	13
to the early english	13
the king of england	13
this phase i text	13
providing financial support to	13
the terms of creative	13
and coded from proquest	13
encoded edition of the	13
images scanned from microfilm	13
tcp assigned for keying	13
the defence of the	13
books online text creation	13
here also i did	13
it behoved them to	13
encoded text transcribed from	13
of the work described	13
edition of the work	13
text and markup reviewed	13
on this side the	13
assigned for keying and	13
the early english books	13
to the terms of	13
and the rest of	13
keyed and coded from	13
greatest part of them	13
in the end of	13
from proquest page images	13
when they should be	13
support to the early	13
text can be copied	13
that the french should	13
financial support to the	13
all without asking permission	13
even for commercial purposes	13
and encoded edition of	13
by the institutions providing	13
terms of creative commons	13
iv tiff page images	13
this keyboarded and encoded	13
to conclude then this	13
part of his army	13
and that he might	13
text is available for	13
all to the sword	13
owned by the institutions	13
king of great brittaine	13
described above is co	13
institutions providing financial support	13
have an eye to	13
english books online text	13
markup reviewed and edited	13
of horse or foote	13
were returned to the	13
to be in readinesse	13
phase i text is	13
the text can be	13
to set upon the	13
according to the terms	13
unto him by the	13
that it might be	13
the institutions providing financial	13
keyboarded and encoded edition	13
at this time in	13
is available for reuse	13
and that he should	13
the work described above	13
the dukedome of wirtenberg	13
work described above is	13
slaine upon the place	13
i text is available	13
in the heart of	13
for keying and markup	13
seated upon the river	13
by the way of	13
online text creation partnership	13
for the reliefe of	13
for their own purposes	12
such instances will never	12
never have been looked	12
was divided into two	12
were corrected where possible	12
will never have been	12
to tei p using	12
of the project have	12
characters or elements to	12
use these texts for	12
illegibles were encoded as	12
cambridge bibliography of english	12
was enhanced and or	12
language title published between	12
texts have been issued	12
anyone can now take	12
project restraints of time	12
sets were sent to	12
number of works in	12
oxford and the publisher	12
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the filling in of	12
divided into two phases	12
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should be aware of	12
and use these texts	12
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likelihood such instances will	12
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tcp is a partnership	12
at by a tcp	12
illegible were corrected where	12
the text creation partnership	12
text creation partnership web	12
returned to the keyers	12
with changes to facilitate	12
a number of works	12
their early english books	12
the usual project restraints	12
for transcription and basic	12
placeholder characters or elements	12
of the catholique league	12
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or tei g elements	12
be made about the	12
publisher proquest to create	12
readable characters will be	12
known extent have been	12
to range over a	12
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of tcp data is	12
markup guidelines are available	12
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some errors will remain	12
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of the texts have	12
instances will never have	12
created by converting tcp	12
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keying and markup guidelines	12
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texts for their own	12
that in all likelihood	12
external keying companies for	12
keyers to be redone	12
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text selection was based	12
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true nature of the	12
mnemonic sdata character entities	12
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king of france his	12
level of the tei	12
transcribed and encoded texts	12
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characters marked as illegible	12
keying companies for transcription	12
limit of instances per	12
of every monographic english	12
image sets published by	12
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transcription and basic encoding	12
each text was proofread	12
at the text creation	12
and encoded texts based	12
then their works are	12
the universities of michigan	12
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and or corrected and	12
out by editorial teams	12
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text with mnemonic sdata	12
by university of nebraska	12
published by proquest via	12
and markup guidelines are	12
accuracy and those which	12
tcp files to tei	12
variety of subject areas	12
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selection was intended to	12
simplify the filling in	12
should make clear that	12
of the print record	12
image sets were sent	12
teams in oxford and	12
and attribution is given	12
overall quality of tcp	12
into the public domain	12
carried out by editorial	12
files to tei p	12
published between and available	12
editions of a works	12
by proquest via their	12
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of instances per text	12
with level of the	12
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any remaining illegibles were	12
based on the text	12
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page images in accordance	12
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to create diplomatic transcriptions	12
the texts have been	12
texts based on the	12
editorial teams in oxford	12
any assumptions that can	12
and therefore of any	12
in english were prioritized	12
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usual project restraints of	12
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reason to do so	12
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encoding was enhanced and	12
bibliography of english literature	12
michigan and oxford and	12
to simplify the filling	12
phase of the project	12
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duty discharged of our	12
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converting tcp files to	12
quality of tcp data	12
and the publisher proquest	12
in the dukedome of	12
given to their original	12
universities of michigan and	12
and available in eebo	12
will be marked as	12
released into the public	12
the image sets published	12
or corrected and characters	12
be marked as illegible	12
second or later edition	12
tei p using tcp	12
mainly structural encoding based	12
in a short time	12
remaining illegibles were encoded	12
in all likelihood such	12
textual data within the	12
works are eligible for	12
corrected and characters marked	12
was proofread for accuracy	12
assumptions that can be	12
request that due credit	12
unicode or text strings	12
been issued variously as	12
selection was based on	12
a compelling reason to	12
elements to simplify the	12
take and use these	12
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large quantities of textual	12
data is very good	12
or text strings within	12
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elements of known extent	12
proquest via their early	12
reflect the true nature	12
later edition of a	12
of known extent have	12
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meet qa standards were	12
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processes should make clear	12
data within the usual	12
print record of the	12
filling in of gaps	12
errors will remain and	12
images in accordance with	12
quality assurance was then	12
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the print record of	12
are available at the	12
extent have been transformed	12
project was divided into	12
and sometimes a second	12
chosen if there was	12
the overall quality of	12
to produce large quantities	12
where possible up to	12
title published between and	12
record of the period	12
by converting tcp files	12
the general aim of	12
in oxford and michigan	12
works in english were	12
compelling reason to do	12
a towne upon the	12
texts created during phase	12
over a wide variety	12
those which did not	12
unicode or tei g	12
therefore chose to create	12
encoded and linked to	12
available at the text	12
enhanced and or corrected	12
works in other languages	12
standards were returned to	12
whichever is the greater	12
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the tei in libraries	12
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the ruine of the	12
a partnership between the	12
text was proofread for	12
did not meet qa	12
nature of the print	12
accordance with level of	12
via their early english	12
encoding based on the	12
sets published by proquest	12
text strings within braces	12
as illegible were corrected	12
of the process of	12
based on the new	12
of works in other	12
tcp aimed to produce	12
assurance was then carried	12
with his sword in	12
of the tei in	12
sometimes a second or	12
due credit and attribution	12
not meet qa standards	12
on the new cambridge	12
to create accurately transcribed	12
linked to page images	12
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marshall de la force	12
made about the data	12
produce large quantities of	12
of each text was	12
of creating the tcp	12
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to their original source	12
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tcp data is very	12
ascii text with mnemonic	12
the state of parma	12
qa standards were returned	12
fall into the hands	12
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proquest to create accurately	12
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quantities of textual data	12
gap elements of known	12
texts were encoded and	12
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credit and attribution is	12
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structural encoding based on	12
within the usual project	12
processed by university of	12
restraints of time and	12
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of michigan and oxford	12
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remain and some readable	12
public domain as of	12
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have been issued variously	12
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general aim of eebo	12
mind that in all	12
their works are eligible	12
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on the text encoding	12
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or later edition of	12
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to external keying companies	12
tei in libraries guidelines	12
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the text encoding initiative	12
a works in english	12
it was to be	12
have been looked at	12
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the encoding was enhanced	12
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by editorial teams in	12
in all his actions	12
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or elements to simplify	12
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p using tcp tei	12
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of a works in	12
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in of gaps by	12
therefore of any assumptions	12
users should bear in	12
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a work was chosen	12
to reflect the true	12
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tcp is to encode	12
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of any assumptions that	12
creation partnership web site	12
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domain as of january	12
spanish ministers of state	12
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all likelihood such instances	12
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changes to facilitate morpho	12
accurately transcribed and encoded	12
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notably latin and welsh	12
gaps by user contributors	12
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been transformed into placeholder	12
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lyon of the north	11
the duke of brunswicke	11
colonell to a regiment	11
a place of no	11
the clocke in the	11
the duke of saxons	11
the duke of wirtenberg	11
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duke bernhard of saxon	11
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the losse of the	11
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of the clocke in	11
a regiment of scots	11
marched with his army	11
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the landgrave of hessen	11
the prince of conde	11
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the duke of bavier	11
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of so great a	11
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the losse of this	11
colonell to foote over	11
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the duke of lorayne	11
the lyon of the	11
of our march from	11
as it is usuall	11
on all sides by	11
the spanish ministers of	11
all things necessary for	11
that they would not	11
the regiments of the	11
were not to be	10
the french who were	10
of the french forces	10
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being on all sides	10
out with their armes	10
the grace of god	10
of our march to	10
into the heart of	10
of cannon and musket	10
by his majesty to	10
that he could not	10
to fall upon the	10
generall of the ordnance	10
for the losse of	10
officers of the regiment	10
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their armes and baggage	10
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on the other part	10
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as hath beene said	10
by the grace of	10
all sides by the	10
of the emperours forces	10
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and so much the	10
made themselves masters of	10
and on the contrary	10
on foote of col	10
by force of armes	10
the advantage of the	10
and those of the	10
the officers of the	10
and therefore it was	10
the crowne of spaine	10
bernhard of saxon weimar	10
against the king of	10
hands of the french	10
that they were not	10
foure companyes on foote	10
by reason of his	10
they were inforced to	10
the midst of the	10
the state of millan	10
the losse of many	10
proceedings of the french	10
the captaine of the	10
the confines of the	10
had wont to say	10
all things requisite for	10
to the preservation of	10
the which he did	10
of such as were	10
was not able to	10
and on the other	10
rest of the army	10
the state of venice	10
and that they should	10
the king of bohemia	10
the newes of the	10
the cardinall of vallette	10
for the duke of	10
was shot in the	10
in the power of	10
for the maintenance of	10
rest of his army	10
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made unto him by	10
to the state of	10
i perswade my selfe	10
in the behalfe of	10
the death of the	10
is not to be	10
by the helpe of	9
the order of the	9
generall of the horse	9
with his whole army	9
in so much as	9
belonging to the jurisdiction	9
the duke of lunenburg	9
such time as the	9
upon the side of	9
and the greatest part	9
the th of september	9
that they might make	9
a mile from the	9
his cannon against it	9
as if they had	9
the river of the	9
for want of victuals	9
the mercy of the	9
upon the banks of	9
of the spanish army	9
to his former quarters	9
peace with the emperour	9
the king of swedens	9
also i did observe	9
the service of the	9
being one of the	9
of them were slaine	9
the front of the	9
the head of the	9
was best to be	9
who by reason of	9
duke william of wymar	9
one of the chiefe	9
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it would be to	9
would not onely have	9
it was better to	9
upon the place of	9
of the prince palatine	9
to fight with him	9
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would not so easily	9
that there was no	9
of the kingdome of	9
the austrian ministers of	9
the losse of their	9
of horse of col	9
rest of the armie	9
in the territories of	9
to the jurisdiction of	9
not farre from thence	9
such time as he	9
austrian ministers of state	9
the body of the	9
a good strength of	9
and to that effect	9
the queene of bohemia	9
by his majesty of	9
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upon the duke of	9
restitution of the palatinate	9
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the army of the	9
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at the siege of	9
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continued his march towards	9
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body of an army	9
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and then marched to	9
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to the taking of	8
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the state of the	8
vnto the duke of	8
so much the more	8
it is thy dutie	8
if the french should	8
the duke of wymar	8
one and the same	8
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in the name of	8
they were able to	8
a councell of warre	8
as well for the	8
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the condition of the	8
on the kings side	8
of the swedish forces	8
should march out with	8
himselfe master of the	8
the taking of magdeburg	8
shot in the arme	8
colonell to foote of	8
it is to be	8
affaires of the empire	8
to the house of	8
the heart of the	8
we may see the	8
so much the rather	8
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eye to the proceedings	8
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by all meanes possible	8
clocke in the morning	8
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the duke of pomer	8
that he would not	8
thy mercy endureth for	8
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that it is the	8
so great a king	8
the court of france	8
by this time the	8
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fiue troupes of horse	8
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within a few dayes	8
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mercy endureth for ever	8
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the marshall de la	8
the assistance of the	8
a stc estc s	8
one of the best	8
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his majesty of bohemia	8
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for feare of the	8
a part of his	8
the king of denmark	8
the king of swedes	8
with the remainder of	8
of the spanish forces	8
so as they might	8
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under the shelter of	8
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he might the better	8
on all sides invironed	8
to take upon him	8
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of them to the	8
that he might be	8
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the sight of the	8
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the helpe of the	8
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of the intaking of	8
estc s this keyboarded	8
as hath been said	8
with his army from	8
better for them to	8
for that it was	8
of all things necessary	8
planted his cannon against	8
to be commanded by	8
maiestie of great brittaine	8
after the battaile of	8
take upon him the	8
of the roman catholiques	8
s this keyboarded and	8
of the elector of	8
to the most illustrious	8
which extends it selfe	8
the prince of orenge	8
the safety of his	8
about the midst of	8
upon the territories of	8
from being injured by	7
by his majestie of	7
the losse of a	7
his majesty of france	7
to make head against	7
was upon his march	7
the elector of mentz	7
the preservation of their	7
with the elector of	7
into the countrey of	7
to play upon the	7
that they ought to	7
belonging to the elector	7
sword in his hand	7
in the court of	7
that it was better	7
iesus christ our lord	7
without the consent of	7
the behalfe of the	7
my lord of rhees	7
in the king of	7
to a foote regiment	7
the states of holland	7
they were not able	7
of the whole army	7
by how much the	7
the actions of the	7
by the french forces	7
constitutions of the empire	7
people of those provinces	7
the swedes and saxons	7
and not being able	7
the princes and states	7
the prince of orange	7
with a part of	7
if they should be	7
who was then at	7
place should be lost	7
and that he had	7
of the affaires of	7
when he should have	7
the rest of their	7
themselves how they might	7
to have an eye	7
the duke of savoyes	7
where i did see	7
he would not onely	7
king of sweden and	7
who was then in	7
to possesse themselves of	7
for that he was	7
was held by the	7
the princes and potentates	7
and the next morning	7
all sides invironed by	7
the importancy of the	7
that it would be	7
of the count of	7
side of the towne	7
the honour of the	7
after the moderne fashion	7
by reason of this	7
that so he might	7
the colonell of the	7
men ought to be	7
captaine of the watch	7
with a strong partie	7
the french out of	7
on the first of	7
that he might have	7
the greatest part whereof	7
the great griefe of	7
the head of his	7
of the garrison of	7
the right hand of	7
he ought to be	7
the th of the	7
one of the most	7
the newes of this	7
his majestie of france	7
much troubled at the	7
the king of kings	7
which taking its head	7
as soone as they	7
and to hinder the	7
were upon their march	7
of horse of the	7
it before the court	7
of his majesties army	7
the magnanimous king of	7
in a condition to	7
which was to be	7
of foote and horse	7
some were of opinion	7
the favour of the	7
colonell monro of obstell	7
into the territories of	7
to the proceedings of	7
for want of pay	7
the taking of this	7
of the forces of	7
did breake up with	7
but the duke of	7
might make use of	7
the left wing of	7
would be hard for	7
to the mercy of	7
for a long time	7
come into the field	7
to be let slip	7
the cardinall of savoy	7
with cannon and musket	7
a body of men	7
them to the sword	7
so was our master	7
eyther of horse or	7
in so much that	7
his sword in his	7
of the realme of	7
which he could not	7
colonell to a foote	7
for his majesties service	7
were led on by	7
the duke of bauyer	7
that he would have	7
the towne on the	7
and that they would	7
they might the more	7
of the same moneth	7
a souldier of christ	7
his majestie and the	7
the duke of saxonie	7
the court at vienna	7
was taken in by	7
the reere of the	7
drawne out of the	7
good correspondency with the	7
the duke of brandenburg	7
marshall of the field	7
the prejudice of the	7
for that he had	7
a foote regiment of	7
the body of an	7
the confines of swabenland	7
over the danube at	7
emperour ferdinand the second	7
were not a little	7
the breake of day	7
the succour of the	7
to foote over dutch	7
the defence of their	7
for the interest of	7
on the head of	7
and at the same	7
of his army to	7
the duke of modena	7
the said duke of	7
they were not to	7
and that he would	7
so that we see	7
being pursued by the	7
of never dying memory	7
our expedition by water	7
march with their forces	7
in the mouth of	7
well pleased with the	7
and fearing lest the	7
all the rest of	7
it behoved him to	7
the weale of the	7
was the losse of	7
with some of his	6
with a good guard	6
they were made to	6
of the roman catholique	6
in a garrison of	6
for if they should	6
to the top of	6
of the rest of	6
the realme of bohemia	6
weale of the publique	6
king of sweden with	6
to set upon them	6
be punisht according to	6
for the state of	6
beset it with a	6
his majesty of denmarke	6
in the defence thereof	6
was much troubled at	6
and of all the	6
by the ruine of	6
were cut in peeces	6
in the house of	6
all the princes of	6
the imperiall forces in	6
the command of count	6
the battaile of the	6
by the taking thereof	6
and in the meane	6
good order and discipline	6
the original in the	6
towne and castle of	6
to march out with	6
went with his army	6
able to withstand the	6
the valour of the	6
not out of any	6
the greater part of	6
that it was a	6
burnt to the ground	6
his brother in law	6
on the contrary side	6
we reade in the	6
the people of those	6
to the no little	6
the spade and the	6
the th of may	6
with a resolution to	6
for to boot with	6
so as the king	6
of his majestie of	6
which should teach all	6
they were to be	6
hinder the french from	6
the kings majestie of	6
of the right wing	6
here then we see	6
being joyned with the	6
that he might the	6
set upon by the	6
to drive the swedes	6
laudable profession of armes	6
his owne particular interest	6
the king of swethlands	6
it was impossible for	6
night in the fields	6
they betooke themselves to	6
out of the empire	6
taken by the enemy	6
the horse of both	6
stc estc s this	6
two piece of cannon	6
king of sweden was	6
which not long before	6
by the valour of	6
they ought not to	6
to make himselfe master	6
the way to the	6
to joyne with him	6
that the spaniards would	6
the confines of lorayne	6
which when they should	6
to defend the towne	6
thousand foote and horse	6
the interposition of the	6
as it behoved them	6
at the end of	6
the laudable profession of	6
the constitutions of the	6
the th of iune	6
either of horse or	6
being shot in the	6
we were commanded to	6
officers of the field	6
and to returne to	6
to watch over the	6
that he may the	6
to march with their	6
both officers and souldiers	6
passe over the rhyn	6
as the duke of	6
all the princes and	6
suffered much in those	6
the places they had	6
the losse of his	6
the grosse body of	6
hard a matter it	6
of the cannon of	6
great part of the	6
sides invironed by the	6
to the great prejudice	6
open warre against the	6
his majesty and his	6
a garrison of the	6
to come into the	6
till in the end	6
side of the rhine	6
invironed on all sides	6
of the lower saxony	6
well provided of all	6
that part of the	6
the person of the	6
for the weale of	6
and the french being	6
at the newes hereof	6
he ought to have	6
it is better to	6
in order of battaile	6
is said to haue	6
in the upper paltz	6
marked with the letter	6
part of the country	6
the honour of their	6
against the duke of	6
on the top of	6
and princes of the	6
his ministers of state	6
as they had done	6
from the territories of	6
the name of the	6
and piece of cannon	6
to be in the	6
we see that the	6
under the leading of	6
he ought also to	6
the frontiers of bohemia	6
as if they would	6
over the rhyn at	6
to the last man	6
so that they were	6
discharged of our expedition	6
grosse body of the	6
spi global keyed and	6
by the death of	6
as was done here	6
the next day the	6
on both sides of	6
of the same religion	6
having an eye to	6
that the elector of	6
of the said estates	6
part of the army	6
he marched with his	6
spade and the shovell	6
to the gates of	6
the colledge of electors	6
a great body of	6
in the battaile of	6
who were desirous to	6
the duke of brunswick	6
up armes against the	6
we see his majesties	6
out of the quarter	6
themselves to their heeles	6
by the addition of	6
he therefore resolved to	6
seated upon the bankes	6
and to the end	6
give way to the	6
but as soone as	6
who was at this	6
would be the more	6
provided of all things	6
the jurisdiction of the	6
taken out of the	6
in the lower palatinate	6
the strong holds of	6
and the preservation of	6
ill satisfied with the	6
that if the french	6
was sent by the	6
in his owne person	6
of no great moment	6
a man of great	6
how hard a matter	6
to march with the	6
in time of their	6
taken in by accord	6
the baron of anholt	6
had the command of	6
able to defend themselves	6
of force enough to	6
to boot with their	6
he may the better	6
could not chuse but	6
to march with his	6
if the spaniards should	6
it not fitting to	6
a towne not farre	6
a strong partie of	6
and the most part	6
the lord of hosts	6
being come to the	6
so much the greater	6
the maine body of	6
returned to his former	6
the arrivall of the	6
river of the elve	6
not to be let	6
of the king his	6
with a good strength	6
as his majestie was	6
to the same purpose	6
good will of the	6
in such a case	6
who was governour of	6
reproduction of the original	6
the election of the	6
in the upper palatinate	6
put them all to	6
the utmost parts of	6
as if it were	6
his majesty knew well	6
the charge of the	6
out of a desire	6
many of them were	6
unto the king of	6
the emperour charles the	6
into the bishopricke of	6
to march into the	6
to the great griefe	6
the preservation of his	6
not meeting with any	6
best to be done	6
making use of the	6
was to be done	6
to make good the	6
not be suffered to	6
from them by the	6
upon the taking of	6
of the original in	6
and the elector of	6
to the regiments of	6
in case of their	6
passe over the mountaines	6
that they might the	6
by breake of day	6
more newes of the	6
towne not farre from	6
much concerned in the	6
global keyed and coded	6
to conclude a peace	6
were of opinion that	6
much inferiour to the	5
to be the more	5
well deserving that hath	5
chiefe officers of the	5
what was to be	5
his men in the	5
in sight of his	5
of the regiments of	5
a river which taking	5
here we may see	5
as that they might	5
who were quartered in	5
he should not only	5
the militia of the	5
of the strong holds	5
the example of their	5
it not good to	5
vnto the crowne of	5
his sword in hand	5
both sides of the	5
the armie of the	5
out of the citie	5
army in the field	5
from the rest of	5
to make a stand	5
not to be doubted	5
with the grosse of	5
the preservation of that	5
to be ready to	5
to bring them to	5
the invasion of the	5
a gentleman of great	5
at the very first	5
by some of the	5
by the arrivall of	5
five of the clocke	5
in the end they	5
and the count of	5
that the swedes being	5
much in those warres	5
the kings of bohemia	5
as likewise for that	5
the good of the	5
and to that purpose	5
hard for them to	5
that he did not	5
his army in the	5
the whole officers of	5
who very well knew	5
with those that were	5
to their former quarters	5
from being invaded by	5
to be observed in	5
here also we may	5
it is the duty	5
be hard for them	5
that it was the	5
to the interest of	5
discharged of the intaking	5
within two miles of	5
drawne up in battaile	5
the dutchy of mechelburg	5
that he should not	5
that the french were	5
they should not be	5
defence made by the	5
in sight of the	5
with the forces of	5
were made by the	5
his majestie of denmarke	5
and one of the	5
stand in need of	5
not to hazard the	5
and potentates of italy	5
known to the states	5
to this purpose he	5
so as it was	5
had not forces sufficient	5
the passages of the	5
to their king and	5
not strong enough to	5
most part of his	5
sent part of his	5
shall dye for it	5
so as it behoved	5
of the neighbouring parts	5
the time of this	5
not knowing how to	5
drew up in battaile	5
things necessary for the	5
in these present emergencies	5
under the magnanimous king	5
to stirre out of	5
thought it not good	5
princes and potentates of	5
and which was more	5
which was likely to	5
the reliefe of the	5
it was impossible to	5
out of any intention	5
the generall of the	5
the right wing of	5
that this was a	5
with the state of	5
not well pleased with	5
it being a place	5
to such a condition	5
generall major and governour	5
in the day of	5
of our expedition by	5
they might easily have	5
to hinder the french	5
the reward of his	5
by a generall assault	5
the place of battell	5
to take in the	5
in his majesties name	5
since a colonell to	5
the command of generall	5
that if the spaniards	5
with a strong armie	5
for the use of	5
liked of by the	5
to the end he	5
the invasions of germanie	5
battaile of the briggad	5
the backe of the	5
they were commanded to	5
we were forced to	5
on each side of	5
no hard matter to	5
it could not be	5
so that in the	5
and i perswade my	5
not a little troubled	5
the losse of our	5
to cut off the	5
deserving that hath suffered	5
being this meane while	5
the other on the	5
in the land of	5
which if it should	5
yet were they not	5
though by reason of	5
not forces sufficient to	5
of the good cause	5
the battaile of leipsigh	5
is the duty of	5
could not so easily	5
it might not be	5
it with a garrison	5
as on the contrary	5
his sonne in law	5
his grace the duke	5
and by this time	5
with the crowne of	5
one of the greatest	5
forces in those parts	5
their men in the	5
th of the same	5
bottome of our hearts	5
of no small consideration	5
in the taking of	5
themselves into the castle	5
there was not any	5
with some troopes of	5
more in number then	5
by the power of	5
to the other side	5
was likely to be	5
the losse of about	5
so long as we	5
by this time also	5
at the losse of	5
the names of the	5
the french should be	5
for when they should	5
it now time to	5
that hath suffered much	5
they may the better	5
with a partie of	5
it was not yet	5
by order from the	5
that by reason of	5
of a great part	5
at this time the	5
at the newes of	5
to effect their desires	5
as also of the	5
to defend themselves against	5
other side the river	5
a matter it would	5
in the moneth of	5
reason of the great	5
be said to be	5
with good store of	5
in the same place	5
the townes upon the	5
what was best to	5
the towne unto the	5
are not to be	5
the truth of the	5
of the estates of	5
the duke of baviere	5
for the service of	5
greatest part of their	5
at the intaking of	5
such time as his	5
for it is not	5
intelligence with the spaniards	5
the french had not	5
were not farre off	5
that they should not	5
the duke of mantua	5
duty discharged of the	5
the meane time the	5
much desired by the	5
they should not onely	5
the commanders of the	5
to their owne homes	5
tilly with his army	5
before the citie of	5
it is usuall with	5
being in the midst	5
suffer death for it	5
of them were taken	5
to be one of	5
the order of his	5
place of great importance	5
so that it was	5
and if it be	5
had an eye to	5
the territories of vercelles	5
thought it not fitting	5
that therefore it was	5
left wing of the	5
on the river of	5
part of them being	5
in time of hot	5
it is good to	5
as his majesty was	5
the king his brother	5
in the discharge of	5
with a strong garrison	5
duke of parma was	5
into the country of	5
them all to the	5
they could no longer	5
in the reere of	5
such time as they	5
in the castle of	5
longer in those parts	5
being able to resist	5
which the swedes had	5
the great duke of	5
together a body of	5
with a salve of	5
dead vpon the place	5
of the said province	5
that is to say	5
there was no more	5
affaires of the palatinate	5
making use of this	5
t t t t	5
yet was it not	5
out of the duke	5
the rather for that	5
estates of the empire	5
about this time the	5
and the like of	5
shall answer it before	5
gentleman well deserving that	5
so long as he	5
princes and states of	5
would have been very	5
it is thought that	5
who for want of	5
of his forces in	5
if they should have	5
were drawne up in	5
impossible for him to	5
about the middest of	5
each of them a	5
hath suffered much in	5
a rare example of	5
by the emperour charles	5
being a place of	5
much to the prejudice	5
turned out of the	5
with part of the	5
to the towne of	5
on the left wing	5
him that he would	5
to try his fortune	5
not by any meanes	5
a regiment of horse	5
monro of obstell his	5
have a care to	5
in the midst between	5
was knowne to be	5
of his majesty of	5
in his third booke	5
make use of this	5
being advertised of the	5
the night drawing on	5
out of the paltz	5
for that they were	5
the present conjuncture of	5
the succour which was	5
the next morning the	5
part of the garrison	5
they were likely to	5
not able to defend	5
in the center of	5
put all to the	5
might be the more	5
but by a few	5
under the protection of	5
be shot to death	5
answer it before the	5
for the payment of	5
upon him the government	5
with their forces into	5
in the heate of	5
would be a hard	5
for the defence thereof	5
where we may see	5
by all meanes to	5
betooke themselves to their	5
was thought to be	5
being injured by the	5
breake up with the	5
the place of battaile	5
the king of the	5
the circuit of the	5
and this is the	5
cities of the empire	5
for that they had	5
by the side of	5
the name of a	5
of his majesties forces	5
which if it had	5
and other places of	5
was besieged by the	5
and the marquesse of	5
put out of the	5
on the fifth of	5
some of his forces	5
by the forces of	5
grace the duke of	5
every one of them	5
for his majesty knew	5
the prince of transylvania	5
into the dukedome of	5
he applyed himselfe to	5
for the restitution of	5
forth with their armes	5
with his regiment of	5
and to this purpose	5
to the end the	5
river which taking its	5
the glory of thy	5
of the lower palatinat	5
the chiefe magistrate of	5
he was taken prisoner	5
to joyne with his	5
to the knowledge of	5
so many of the	5
the command of don	5
each side of the	5
the dutie of a	5
and that he was	5
river of the maine	5
the forces that were	5
part of the souldiers	5
possest by the french	5
with his owne regiment	5
the place of the	5
to the service of	5
the taking of ratisbon	5
the eyes of all	5
to enter into the	5
himselfe to the taking	5
and by reason of	5
of the prince of	5
his excellence the rex	5
a colonell to foote	5
colonell monro of fowles	5
any manner of way	5
some few dayes after	5
to fight with the	5
the duke of fridland	5
in even front with	5
unto his majesty of	5
a part of the	5
that the state of	5
the great prejudice of	5
the spaniards could not	5
in the hearts of	5
with the house of	5
their forces into the	5
for want of victualls	5
we rested two dayes	5
being invaded by the	5
they could not so	5
by the comming of	5
of all things else	5
betwixt us and the	5
for the love of	5
the king to the	5
time of hot service	5
might have an eye	5
and that the french	5
his majestie having got	5
the territories of the	5
put an end to	5
no longer able to	5
with his army into	5
if he should not	5
dead upon the place	5
the title of elector	5
about the end of	5
the officers that were	5
the fury of the	5
of sweden and the	5
the remainder of his	5
what reasons and motives	5
the most of the	5
in all haste to	5
being followed by the	5
as well for that	5
i did observe here	5
what they had gotten	5
magnanimous king of denmark	5
which were in the	5
for the want of	5
makes known to the	5
of the castle of	5
were slaine upon the	5
punisht according to the	5
that when they should	5
his majestie with the	5
and duke william of	5
for keeping good order	5
were forced to give	5
for the death of	5
that the french had	5
out of the field	5
in case the enemy	5
to provide for the	5
to the government of	5
and the losse of	5
to put an end	5
to breake with the	5
present conjuncture of time	5
for not being able	5
on the sudden to	5
the daughter of our	5
joyned with the duke	5
in the parts about	5
were not farre from	5
the guard of the	5
to all the princes	5
the emperour and his	5
so important a place	5
stood in need of	5
if they had not	5
his king and country	5
top of the hill	5
that it was to	5
to be succoured by	5
might be the better	5
the reputation of their	5
the th of march	5
the spaniards who were	5
to the inhabitants of	5
and those that were	5
on the confines of	5
they might the better	5
the crowne of sweden	5
so long as they	5
from the places they	5
the king his master	5
to any one that	5
the elector of brandenburg	5
his regiment of horse	5
comming of the swedes	5
with his army to	5
the councell of warre	5
the cannon upon the	5
their wives and children	5
suffered to march out	5
being advertised that the	5
of the left wing	5
was this meane while	5
before the gates of	5
the papists in bavaria	5
to hinder the spaniards	5
in the course of	5
out of the garrisons	5
of about foot and	5
in view of the	5
that if they would	5
taking its head from	5
body of men to	5
were quartered in the	5
by the hopes of	5
in the duke of	5
who would not then	5
according to the discretion	5
of the enemies horse	5
was the first that	5
not being to be	5
that they had not	5
out of the castle	5
if it were not	5
the clerke of the	5
a place of refuge	4
things requisite for the	4
a place of some	4
joyne with the duke	4
in the greatest extremity	4
the enemy being gone	4
relation of the bloudy	4
to the place of	4
being invironed on all	4
the which was done	4
the army in the	4
so much as to	4
with such forces as	4
most part of our	4
which were to be	4
and not to be	4
both of soule and	4
of some of the	4
that we may be	4
of the bloudy battell	4
on the west side	4
to returne to the	4
it fals into the	4
was the cause of	4
not long before had	4
severall duties and observations	4
would not be so	4
states and peeres of	4
tyranny of the house	4
as much as he	4
the noble souldiers that	4
left hand double your	4
to play upon it	4
the interest of their	4
should have fallen into	4
what would be the	4
was to be had	4
on the tenth of	4
by the breake of	4
reason of the french	4
part of them were	4
we see also here	4
in the market place	4
not far from thence	4
the roman catholique army	4
of no great consideration	4
in the present conjuncture	4
for mine owne part	4
the dint of the	4
to bring him to	4
which he found to	4
as many men as	4
taking of this place	4
and betake themselves to	4
the maintaining of the	4
as they were before	4
under his majesty of	4
the men that were	4
that the estates of	4
a good body of	4
who was with his	4
their liberty of conscience	4
in foure principall heads	4
the one side of	4
magnanimous king of denmarke	4
and his majesty having	4
the ruine of their	4
for it is a	4
to encounter with the	4
with his forces towards	4
might be said to	4
the manner of our	4
in our lower court	4
fort belonging to the	4
sir iames ramseys regiment	4
in the front of	4
in equall front with	4
stout defence made by	4
to betake himselfe to	4
get out of the	4
of the swedens horsemen	4
for the kings service	4
in the bosome of	4
able to resist the	4
his majesty having beset	4
of the swedes proceedings	4
was to be considered	4
forced to give ground	4
the same time the	4
be in readinesse to	4
in open warre against	4
himselfe in person to	4
be no hard matter	4
the imperialists who were	4
was desired by the	4
majesty makes known to	4
to be set upon	4
majesty of sweden to	4
likewise we see here	4
those of the league	4
set upon the state	4
to the end of	4
proceed in open warre	4
it is usuall to	4
other places of the	4
come and joyne with	4
made by the french	4
worthy the name of	4
nor was there any	4
not give way thereunto	4
as he was a	4
it with his cannon	4
being able longer to	4
which was guarded by	4
drive the swedes from	4
that were quartered in	4
towne on the th	4
them before they should	4
of the counsell of	4
the insolency of the	4
major and governour of	4
a prince of the	4
colonell of the artillery	4
so farre forth as	4
knowing themselves not able	4
from thence into the	4
in the sight of	4
if they had beene	4
into the strong holds	4
the shelter of the	4
his majesty with the	4
he was to fight	4
for that it is	4
that he was a	4
taken upon him the	4
who to boot with	4
is said to be	4
of the enemies were	4
well liked of by	4
to side with him	4
his warres against the	4
to proceed in open	4
so that at last	4
the th of iuly	4
that they should march	4
in such sort as	4
against the prince of	4
to make a safe	4
foot and horse in	4
the end he might	4
advantage of the ground	4
of the chiefe commanders	4
some troopes of horse	4
being the end of	4
prejudice of the publique	4
and being come to	4
to desire him to	4
more worthy to be	4
as a place of	4
as also for the	4
the other of them	4
that he should be	4
even to the gates	4
francfurt on the oder	4
of them in pieces	4
the banks of the	4
the place where the	4
as farre as the	4
to treate with the	4
the left hand double	4
were inforced to retreat	4
be a difficult matter	4
marching out with their	4
by the getting of	4
too small a number	4
generall of the artillery	4
the difference and controuersie	4
being reduced to great	4
the event of the	4
use of this occasion	4
its head from the	4
being discovered by the	4
to make choice of	4
if the enemy had	4
to surrender the towne	4
the next day we	4
were made for the	4
our brethren in christ	4
might be ready to	4
for the maintaining of	4
to drive the french	4
and sir iohn hepburne	4
it is not good	4
who were accustomed to	4
with all his forces	4
his majesty of swedens	4
the good of his	4
the spanish forces which	4
both horse and foote	4
they should march out	4
the battaile of nerling	4
they therefore resolved to	4
in sight of their	4
to force a passage	4
made by the enemy	4
order from the king	4
and the more to	4
duke of parma to	4
noble souldiers that goe	4
the right hand double	4
taken prisoner by the	4
key which opens and	4
the townes of the	4
it was my fortune	4
of an army royall	4
his majesties service of	4
consist in foure principall	4
not to suffer any	4
that it could not	4
to be in a	4
which though it were	4
to the enterprise of	4
was had of him	4
to be too weake	4
well inclined to the	4
in the parts of	4
well by reason of	4
not so much for	4
of the clocke at	4
with no little losse	4
opens and shuts the	4
belonging to the regiments	4
for the aforesaid reasons	4
the end of august	4
not well satisfied with	4
is one of the	4
went to the taking	4
the interest of state	4
also i did see	4
towne seated upon the	4
had the charge of	4
with the princes of	4
that they might afterwards	4
that the towne was	4
the hopes they had	4
don martin of aragon	4
of the garrison thereof	4
text notes for div	4
was not well pleased	4
reduced to such a	4
till at last the	4
in the confines of	4
on that side the	4
it was not now	4
which opens and shuts	4
which ought to be	4
the duke of luneburg	4
and of the same	4
at which time the	4
the first division of	4
the elector of coln	4
shall die for it	4
the provost marshall generall	4
his confederacy with the	4
in the towne and	4
duty of a generall	4
army of the league	4
chiefe commanders of the	4
cannon great and small	4
for the reward of	4
shall suffer death for	4
the king of svvethland	4
the like of the	4
that the french did	4
the hand of the	4
the same time that	4
vnto the king of	4
it would be very	4
the coast of holsten	4
impossible for them to	4
and this the rather	4
the acceptation of the	4
and the emperours army	4
who when they should	4
the th of august	4
a declaration or manifesto	4
george duke of lunenburg	4
put himselfe into the	4
to divert them from	4
king of spaine and	4
invironed by the french	4
for the advantage of	4
from joyning with the	4
but if the french	4
and two piece of	4
and the towne of	4
for that the spaniards	4
had received from the	4
to side with them	4
electors of saxony and	4
in to the succour	4
then out of time	4
and of the other	4
were taken from the	4
he was wont to	4
the name of souldiers	4
the next morning we	4
vpon paine of death	4
king of sweden having	4
the protection of the	4
on the borders of	4
continued our march towards	4
under mercy of cannon	4
was not yet time	4
the inhabitants of piemont	4
be succoured by the	4
though they were not	4
tyranny of their enemies	4
given over by accord	4
his maiesty of sweden	4
to relieve the towne	4
the chiefe commanders on	4
his former quarters of	4
be put to death	4
according to his custome	4
and because the french	4
of opinion that the	4
it being usuall for	4
was then in the	4
of cannon great and	4
duties and observations of	4
watered by the river	4
should not be able	4
that were with him	4
favour of the king	4
well satisfied with the	4
before they should be	4
fearing lest they might	4
and the same time	4
which of all other	4
in pieces by the	4
the swedes that were	4
hamilton colonell to a	4
a briefe information of	4
many of them prisoners	4
king of sweden his	4
pieces of great cannon	4
within reach of cannon	4
of all the rest	4
to take it in	4
was not a little	4
this they write from	4
the intentions of the	4
the hearts of those	4
to a bad condition	4
to him and his	4
of those of the	4
the one halfe of	4
the forces of france	4
the good government of	4
at one and the	4
could be expected from	4
to declare himselfe openly	4
of a strong and	4
with a great deale	4
to keepe them in	4
by the emperour vnto	4
all the noble souldiers	4
a towne in the	4
from whence they might	4
themselves masters of the	4
against the prince palatine	4
heads of the army	4
in some sort to	4
a place belonging to	4
till at last they	4
under the invincible king	4
in the countrey of	4
to so great a	4
that he might draw	4
and xml conversion a	4
hot on both sides	4
in the extremitie of	4
so much for the	4
by the death and	4
the seventh of september	4
end that they might	4
they might be ready	4
the quality of the	4
forces on this side	4
were not wanting in	4
they might make use	4
take up armes against	4
it was not good	4
two houres before day	4
joyne with the french	4
to enter the towne	4
to be captaine of	4
as well in the	4
which he held with	4
the safetie of his	4
were cut in pieces	4
of the towne of	4
is the dutie of	4
all the neighbouring townes	4
and tooke from them	4
it was requisite to	4
magistrate of the towne	4
and as he was	4
with foure companies of	4
people of those parts	4
their king and master	4
discretion of the court	4
vpon paine of punishment	4
put on such resolutions	4
into the field with	4
be one of the	4
make use of their	4
him to proceed in	4
for want of forrage	4
bridge over the river	4
being able to defend	4
that they might have	4
past over the poe	4
the succour of it	4
and that therefore it	4
besides those that were	4
under contribution to his	4
the duke his brother	4
with his army in	4
and it is thought	4
third of our iuly	4
the strong holds in	4
nine of the clocke	4
from thence to the	4
briefe information of the	4
another prayer to the	4
of the army to	4
at the first sight	4
with his majestie of	4
in the night to	4
was commanded to march	4
the halfe of his	4
upon the right hand	4
as it was said	4
made use of the	4
very well knew how	4
that it is not	4
which by reason of	4
wherein if they had	4
to accept of this	4
as if he had	4
other princes of the	4
to give over the	4
we see by the	4
as at this time	4
in the british library	4
what they were to	4
hand as you were	4
to raise the siege	4
to the care of	4
the king of poland	4
it would be for	4
a strong party of	4
with the greatest part	4
he continued his march	4
if they would not	4
that side of the	4
on the seventh of	4
might be able to	4
of his wounds at	4
with a number of	4
forced the enemy to	4
with so great forces	4
reputation of their armes	4
very well understood the	4
the conduct of the	4
the safetie of their	4
a clock at night	4
with part of their	4
for them to maintaine	4
which would have been	4
of the dukes of	4
the sinnes of the	4
and planted his cannon	4
duke of brunswick and	4
with the spanish forces	4
made use of their	4
which was of greater	4
and observations of service	4
for this being a	4
as a souldier of	4
warre against the prince	4
and being advertised that	4
to set upon it	4
to the clerke of	4
died of his wounds	4
through intelligence had with	4
to furt on the	4
tooke his way towards	4
out of the city	4
cut in pieces by	4
in the townes thereabouts	4
commanders of the army	4
of all the army	4
were already on their	4
with all diligence to	4
states peers of hungarie	4
obedience to his majesties	4
that so they may	4
opened the way to	4
he resolved to take	4
to be preferred before	4
moderate the greatnesse of	4
vvherein the roman imperiall	4
the face of the	4
those who were not	4
into the protection of	4
the land of hessen	4
was much concerned in	4
with the actions of	4
and that they were	4
seeing there was no	4
in such a condition	4
equall front with the	4
to be had of	4
the king in the	4
his most intimate friends	4
i did also observe	4
not the duke of	4
with wals and towers	4
monro of fowles his	4
set upon them on	4
the duke of wirtenbergs	4
heart of the state	4
some of the swedish	4
dyed of his wounds	4
on this side rhyn	4
called a councell of	4
also we may see	4
to make up the	4
rhine on the leacke	4
some of the french	4
were upon those frontiers	4
to doe somewhat in	4
good intelligence with the	4
possest themselves of the	4
that the greatest part	4
the first of september	4
the enemy being strong	4
unto them by the	4
eight dutie discharged of	4
to the furtherance of	4
and the whole army	4
upon the newes of	4
as soone as he	4
it made not for	4
of any intention to	4
service of the crowne	4
be brought into the	4
about after the ancient	4
the forces of that	4
is seated in the	4
the wings of the	4
it not fit to	4
the heads of the	4
to be borne withall	4
his worth and valour	4
the government of that	4
might the more easily	4
the preservation of those	4
the kings commission for	4
his majesty and the	4
and other neighbouring places	4
up with the armie	4
which made his majesty	4
with the title of	4
if the french had	4
a clocke in the	4