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trigram	frequency
the duke of	575
the king of	423
by reason of	192
the state of	188
out of the	180
the losse of	147
on the other	146
king of sweden	146
the other side	144
the rest of	140
of the french	134
that they might	134
at this time	132
of the empire	117
state of milan	115
that he might	113
reason of the	112
not to be	107
the taking of	103
that it was	97
part of the	96
one of the	94
the command of	90
of all the	90
by the french	90
and of the	89
rest of the	87
with his army	87
his majesty of	86
the crowne of	85
to the end	81
and that the	81
in the field	79
the confines of	79
by the king	78
ought to be	77
of the towne	77
for that the	77
the elector of	76
not able to	76
and from thence	76
the next day	74
of the duke	74
it was not	73
that they were	73
to the sword	72
the most part	72
of the said	71
they could not	71
by the swedes	70
according to the	70
of the enemies	70
the greatest part	70
of his owne	69
on both sides	69
duke of bavaria	68
not farre from	67
they should be	66
that they should	65
the house of	65
early english books	65
of the king	65
in those parts	65
king of france	64
it would be	64
and that he	64
was to be	64
of the swedes	64
the end of	63
of his army	63
that he would	63
the towne of	63
some of the	62
side of the	62
the th of	62
ministers of state	62
foot and horse	62
of the imperialists	61
and in the	61
under the command	61
of the army	61
not being able	60
to the king	60
on all sides	60
of the enemy	60
that he should	59
house of austria	59
on this side	59
to the french	58
and the duke	58
that the french	58
belonging to the	58
for want of	58
the preservation of	58
being able to	57
his majestie of	57
of horse and	57
greatest part of	57
generall of the	57
and by the	57
from thence to	56
a place of	56
and to the	56
the castle of	56
on the th	56
in the fields	55
horse and foote	55
of the same	54
so as the	54
with the duke	54
made by the	53
as he was	53
as it was	53
to joyne with	53
by the spaniards	53
majesty of sweden	53
the same time	52
this meane while	52
the count of	52
they were to	52
the next morning	52
and that they	51
to the great	51
that the spaniards	51
of his majesties	51
the territories of	51
on the contrary	51
english books online	51
that he had	50
that he was	50
there was no	50
the name of	50
upon the confines	50
the forces of	49
to be the	49
in respect of	49
with the losse	49
when they should	49
that the duke	49
and on the	49
with the rest	49
and the other	49
as they were	48
the prince of	48
if they should	48
at the same	48
so that the	48
with the king	48
he could not	47
he resolved to	46
that it is	46
in the end	46
part of his	46
on that side	46
the right hand	45
for them to	45
of the emperours	45
the hands of	45
dayes dutch miles	45
by the imperialists	45
they would not	45
together with the	45
of the emperour	45
at the first	44
to be in	44
the place of	44
were forced to	43
of the swedish	43
to the emperour	43
in the state	43
of the best	43
colonell to foote	43
the government of	42
seated upon the	42
they might be	42
they were not	42
such time as	42
the princes of	42
and all the	42
the power of	41
of the state	41
to be a	41
to the duke	41
duke of saxon	41
to boot with	41
to make the	41
the defence of	41
ought not to	40
to this purpose	40
they should have	40
the beginning of	40
so great a	40
many of them	40
duke of parma	40
of the field	40
those of the	40
of their owne	40
by this time	39
the death of	39
from the king	39
of the spaniards	39
and for that	39
the frontiers of	39
that if the	39
with a strong	39
of his men	39
as it is	39
joyne with the	38
and not to	38
most part of	38
by the emperour	38
the midst of	38
by the duke	38
and the rest	38
text creation partnership	37
to make a	37
in the night	37
to the swedes	37
his majesty having	37
that they had	37
with the french	37
they ought to	37
and for the	37
the french forces	37
the enemy was	37
till such time	36
not a little	36
duke of saxony	36
which they had	36
that they would	36
of their enemies	36
could not be	36
king of spaine	36
king of hungary	36
officers and souldiers	36
the number of	36
based on the	36
and the french	36
he would not	35
in the midst	35
the side of	35
of his enemies	35
discharged of our	35
the end that	35
duke of savoy	35
the french should	35
in the meane	35
of the spanish	35
into the field	35
the battaile of	35
the estates of	35
he was not	35
here also we	35
those that were	35
make use of	35
the comming of	35
is to be	34
would be a	34
to be made	34
upon the river	34
the dukedome of	34
put to the	34
in time of	34
all of them	34
there was a	34
of the country	34
the example of	34
to set upon	34
command of the	34
the court of	34
some of his	34
if he should	33
of the regiment	33
of the kings	33
the left hand	33
by his majesty	33
by the enemy	33
in case of	33
affaires of the	33
for that he	33
of the garrison	33
out of his	33
to hinder the	33
elector of saxony	33
of the whole	33
the head of	32
the ruine of	32
end of the	32
the which he	32
and then to	32
of the palatinate	32
upon the place	32
for the french	32
by the way	32
princes of the	32
the affaires of	32
to take in	32
to his majesty	32
the siege of	32
if they had	32
many of the	32
for the king	32
horse and foot	31
the french were	31
the meane time	31
in the towne	31
all things necessary	31
such as were	31
officers of the	31
hands of the	31
of the most	31
of so great	31
according to his	31
at that time	31
of the crowne	31
that the king	30
set upon the	30
they might have	30
and to be	30
dutie discharged of	30
was not to	30
the roman catholiques	30
the way to	30
they should not	30
in the morning	30
for the most	30
them in the	30
were taken prisoners	30
and that it	30
they resolved to	30
for it is	30
were to be	29
not onely to	29
of all things	29
into the hands	29
the heart of	29
of them were	29
he ought to	29
so much the	29
of the roman	29
a number of	29
his majestie having	29
he was a	29
of our march	29
other side of	29
respect of the	29
come to the	29
in all his	29
in their owne	29
piece of cannon	29
the catholique league	28
body of the	28
were sent to	28
also we see	28
the enemy being	28
him by the	28
how they might	28
who was then	28
of the souldiers	28
till they were	28
the assistance of	28
be able to	28
with the spaniards	28
by the austrians	28
those who were	28
the regiments of	28
that hee might	28
lievetenant colonell to	28
which he had	28
the proceedings of	28
to come to	28
that the swedes	27
with the emperour	27
in good order	27
by his majestie	27
reason of their	27
and the king	27
the inhabitants of	27
the kingdome of	27
for him to	27
being in the	27
we marched to	27
being come to	27
to make them	27
passe over the	27
proceedings of the	27
they might easily	27
it was to	27
for his owne	27
of the armie	27
with the swedes	27
the whole armie	27
fall into the	27
of horse of	27
i did observe	27
the space of	27
in his owne	27
forces of the	27
of an army	27
with his majesty	27
to passe over	27
that by the	27
here also i	26
it is not	26
with a good	26
into the towne	26
and to make	26
with his forces	26
the body of	26
in the same	26
the spanish forces	26
said to be	26
as for the	26
shot in the	26
within the towne	26
would not be	26
so much as	26
in the beginning	26
to be done	26
as also the	26
and the spaniards	26
the honour of	26
and it is	26
were of opinion	26
a regiment of	26
newes of the	26
that they may	26
the country of	26
of the other	26
of the place	26
which was the	26
on the left	26
for the preservation	26
them to be	26
his majesty did	26
led on by	26
with his owne	25
to be so	25
the most of	25
for that they	25
king of the	25
the bishopricke of	25
his majesties army	25
the cardinall of	25
in the yeare	25
keying and markup	25
use of the	25
with the enemy	25
to march with	25
where they were	25
it is the	25
as if they	25
troupes of horse	25
the left wing	25
it was the	25
as they did	25
it is a	25
it may be	25
were quartered in	25
to take the	25
to his owne	25
to have the	25
held by the	25
an eye to	25
with a great	25
and the towne	25
to defend the	25
be the more	25
into the state	25
on the right	25
the states of	24
were commanded to	24
master of the	24
by his owne	24
the newes of	24
the safety of	24
the actions of	24
to the towne	24
so long as	24
regiments of horse	24
of the publique	24
estates of bohemia	24
of the great	24
to withstand the	24
joyned with the	24
was forced to	24
to defend it	24
unto his majesty	24
according to their	24
of the electors	24
more and more	24
the whole army	24
crowne of swethland	24
what they had	24
the towne was	24
either as utf	24
the towne and	24
and which was	24
represented either as	24
after the ancient	24
majestie of sweden	24
as also to	24
marked as illegible	24
as that they	24
they might not	24
the french to	24
the sight of	24
characters represented either	24
the governour of	24
he was to	24
defence of the	24
comming of the	23
in like manner	23
colonell to a	23
of the kingdome	23
himselfe master of	23
in my opinion	23
of the clocke	23
even to the	23
his majestie was	23
were in the	23
with their armes	23
notes for div	23
king of denmarke	23
to the taking	23
part of them	23
to the right	23
other side the	23
to that purpose	23
to returne to	23
the french had	23
to see the	23
for feare of	23
the love of	23
and with the	23
his army to	23
the king to	23
for that it	23
to the spaniards	23
to keepe the	23
of the city	23
of the river	23
at last the	23
most of them	23
of his forces	23
as that he	23
duke of feria	23
that the said	23
it might be	23
it to be	23
for div a	23
at such times	23
unto him by	23
themselves to the	23
him to be	23
with thy selfe	23
cut in peeces	23
he had received	23
to resist the	23
by the taking	23
to fight with	22
taking in of	22
the swedes were	22
he might have	22
eye to the	22
so as they	22
the one side	22
the swedish army	22
the time of	22
he did not	22
in the head	22
to oppose the	22
of the swedens	22
the reliefe of	22
the valour of	22
taken by the	22
when thou seest	22
over the rhyn	22
as it were	22
duke of orleans	22
for the defence	22
the interest of	22
would have been	22
this was the	22
king of swethland	22
which was not	22
he should not	22
the swedish forces	22
for it was	22
that this was	22
in dayes dutch	22
the way of	22
of great brittaine	22
early works to	22
that so they	22
as he had	22
themselves of the	22
on the one	22
the succour of	22
upon this occasion	22
he might be	22
of intention to	22
of the saxons	22
of the house	22
to be had	22
of those provinces	22
in so much	22
in his hand	22
his march towards	22
an army of	22
the advantage of	22
where we see	22
with the army	22
one and the	22
the princes and	22
that the enemy	22
was taken prisoner	22
to the succour	22
to all the	22
the which the	22
of his souldiers	21
so they might	21
they would have	21
the enemy to	21
with his sword	21
pieces of cannon	21
we may see	21
the imperialists were	21
the duty of	21
of the horse	21
the spanish army	21
who were not	21
he might not	21
of the league	21
of our regiment	21
and in particular	21
where he was	21
the prince elector	21
though it were	21
of the battell	21
he should be	21
were not able	21
though they were	21
out of their	21
the said estates	21
of great importance	21
the title of	21
and of his	21
his majesty to	21
sight of the	21
marched with his	21
the bankes of	21
to have a	21
of their forces	21
part of their	21
the people of	21
the taking in	21
captaine of the	21
upon by the	21
in the paltz	21
to their owne	21
of the good	21
he had not	21
with an army	21
was sent to	21
so as it	21
princes of italy	21
there is no	21
all the rest	21
government of the	21
by all meanes	21
and other places	21
they had not	21
that all the	21
crowne of bohemia	21
to make good	21
and the enemy	20
under pretence of	20
with the other	20
to the court	20
as they had	20
the best part	20
thou seest thy	20
the good will	20
was in the	20
of so many	20
was likely to	20
the ancient manner	20
were inforced to	20
boot with the	20
forced to retire	20
to defend themselves	20
might the better	20
he would have	20
the remainder of	20
as he did	20
by those of	20
troopes of horse	20
the river of	20
at any time	20
one of them	20
i did see	20
and because the	20
to the ground	20
we see here	20
best part of	20
had not the	20
the swedes and	20
king of bohemia	20
upon the frontiers	20
to his majesties	20
the prince palatine	20
of the people	20
as they might	20
on the maine	20
to his majestie	20
cannon and musket	20
before they should	20
in such a	20
rest of his	20
of the chiefe	20
were put to	20
duke of rohan	20
of the imperiall	20
a mile from	20
a man of	20
the middest of	20
this time the	20
by the swedish	19
a great many	19
to the elector	19
who had the	19
the safetie of	19
so farre as	19
in sight of	19
from the towne	19
power of the	19
upon the bankes	19
of foot and	19
ought to have	19
to make his	19
and other state	19
of the cannon	19
the marquesse of	19
of that province	19
the neighbouring townes	19
to the left	19
and the next	19
making use of	19
to fall upon	19
themselves from the	19
who was a	19
which was to	19
foote and horse	19
of the romanists	19
not so easily	19
the countrey of	19
of such as	19
the spaniards would	19
would not onely	19
but on the	19
them to the	19
from the enemy	19
would be the	19
as soone as	19
the like of	19
against the french	19
was commanded to	19
upon the rhyn	19
were not to	19
if it were	19
the spaniards were	19
knowne to be	19
the king was	19
in the upper	19
to be taken	19
of that state	19
commanded by the	19
a long time	19
the emperour ferdinand	19
by how much	19
as that the	19
and though the	19
unto the king	19
so that we	19
yet were they	19
two regiments of	19
they might the	19
to keep the	19
that they could	19
of the lower	19
who would not	19
while as the	19
farre from the	19
the emperours forces	18
his majestie did	18
the top of	18
and then marched	18
the conduct of	18
of the prince	18
any manner of	18
of the citie	18
of them in	18
of the austrian	18
masters of the	18
have an eye	18
to provide for	18
did breake up	18
and of all	18
himselfe to be	18
the order of	18
themselves in the	18
king of great	18
a body of	18
the intaking of	18
to come in	18
duke barnard of	18
are to be	18
and that therefore	18
of them being	18
them by the	18
and marched towards	18
be brought to	18
this magnanimous king	18
the contents of	18
of such a	18
it behoved them	18
the enemy had	18
to make use	18
of our enemies	18
the townes of	18
bridge over the	18
might not be	18
returned to the	18
of by the	18
about this time	18
they had done	18
regiment of horse	18
the protection of	18
a few dayes	18
his majesty was	18
for their owne	18
on the oder	18
for the spaniards	18
the right wing	18
that there was	18
with part of	18
and the whole	18
that we may	18
peace with the	18
to his former	18
during which time	18
regiments of the	18
as well as	18
a great deale	18
of his majestie	18
cornets of horse	18
the imperiall generall	18
and the swedes	18
of that place	18
with some of	18
all his actions	18
past over the	18
good will of	18
thinke with thy	18
themselves to their	18
in the defence	18
to the number	18
advantage of the	18
a part of	18
as much as	18
of this place	18
in his majesties	18
duty discharged of	18
and all other	18
taken from them	18
companies of horse	18
with his horse	18
and his majestie	17
the swedes had	17
army in the	17
being joyned with	17
to drive the	17
by his majesties	17
was come to	17
the swedes being	17
the one and	17
as well for	17
themselves to be	17
went to the	17
the officers of	17
the citie of	17
contents of the	17
of their men	17
of the dukes	17
the landgrave of	17
in that province	17
which they could	17
the arrivall of	17
it being a	17
the restitution of	17
the greatnesse of	17
of the austrians	17
of the elector	17
his former quarters	17
and this was	17
all this while	17
king of spaines	17
that in the	17
the helpe of	17
the good of	17
a great number	17
towne and castle	17
a gentleman of	17
made use of	17
with all the	17
if the french	17
here we see	17
and of their	17
any thing to	17
the mouth of	17
be in the	17
to the imperialists	17
that it might	17
councell of warre	17
to conclude then	17
but if the	17
upon the imperialists	17
of those that	17
it was a	17
then thinke with	17
all the neighbouring	17
contrary to the	17
be suffered to	17
in the most	17
on the elve	17
from the duke	17
himselfe in the	17
correspondency with the	17
to be of	17
the strong holds	17
and at the	17
they were forced	17
against the swedes	17
the baron of	17
to accept of	17
of the inhabitants	17
the king being	17
when they were	17
by the assistance	17
and then the	17
as they could	17
betooke themselves to	17
and those of	17
in his absence	17
the condition of	17
which the spaniards	17
the prejudice of	17
prince elector palatine	17
then to be	17
the glory of	17
should not be	17
and the imperialists	17
to give them	17
to doe the	17
with his men	17
to make him	17
the want of	17
the hazard of	16
given to the	16
therefore it was	16
able to defend	16
duke william of	16
when he should	16
the first of	16
at all times	16
with foot and	16
the fury of	16
to bring them	16
was at this	16
how he might	16
men in the	16
which he did	16
himselfe with the	16
that can be	16
and his majesty	16
did not onely	16
the elector palatine	16
seated in the	16
in regard of	16
the defence thereof	16
by the river	16
companyes on foote	16
the continuance of	16
by way of	16
the isle of	16
and those that	16
part of christendome	16
till at last	16
and some other	16
beginning of the	16
by no meanes	16
seemed to be	16
of the romans	16
way to the	16
fall upon the	16
crowne of france	16
the swedes proceedings	16
to declare himselfe	16
if they would	16
in defence of	16
of the castle	16
all to the	16
which the swedes	16
came to the	16
of the valteline	16
to be very	16
sir iames ramsey	16
and at last	16
to command the	16
the gates of	16
and therefore it	16
to follow the	16
to those that	16
the discretion of	16
being to be	16
that the imperialists	16
which they might	16
possest by the	16
men of the	16
for he was	16
to the crowne	16
to their former	16
by the souldiers	16
and if the	16
taken in by	16
of the greatest	16
good store of	16
the winning of	16
the city of	16
to the prejudice	16
satisfied with the	16
that he could	16
but the spaniards	16
to the said	16
on the side	16
and out of	16
from the emperour	16
had wont to	16
and so much	16
on foote of	16
with those of	16
upon him the	16
himselfe in person	16
the maintaining of	16
each of them	16
colonell monro of	16
the archduke ferdinand	16
out of a	16
of the first	16
not far from	16
come into the	16
nature of the	16
his whole army	16
over the river	16
at which time	16
the lord of	16
then any other	16
in the french	16
he should have	16
ruine of the	16
then in the	16
barnard of wymar	16
for the present	16
out with their	16
in the court	15
by the other	15
were able to	15
for all the	15
to be observed	15
before the towne	15
and all his	15
in all haste	15
that in all	15
as well to	15
may the better	15
the french in	15
thought it not	15
seest thy camerade	15
of their souldiers	15
the landsgrave of	15
where i did	15
his army from	15
himselfe into the	15
by the sword	15
the cause of	15
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the commanded musketiers	11
of the ordnance	11
prince of conde	11
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the country people	11
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of the townes	11
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duke of wirtenberg	11
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armes and baggage	11
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the duke thereof	11
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of their king	11
his owne person	11
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duke of saxons	11
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