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trigram	frequency
early english books	80
english books online	68
early works to	43
the lords and	42
lords and commons	41
england and wales	40
the county of	37
according to the	34
of the county	30
this text has	30
text creation partnership	26
keying and markup	24
both houses of	24
houses of parliament	24
ordered by the	23
sampled and proofread	23
to the early	22
edition of the	22
encoded text transcribed	22
kb of xml	22
i text is	22
providing financial support	22
iv tiff page	22
all without asking	22
available for reuse	22
keyed and coded	22
even for commercial	22
images scanned from	22
the earle of	22
of creative commons	22
proquest page images	22
the terms of	22
text and markup	22
tcp assigned for	22
financial support to	22
text transcribed from	22
owned by the	22
to the terms	22
for keying and	22
scanned from microfilm	22
text is available	22
from proquest page	22
without asking permission	22
pfs batch review	22
books online text	22
above is co	22
the work described	22
coded from proquest	22
phase i text	22
can be copied	22
this phase i	22
and xml conversion	22
this keyboarded and	22
distributed and performed	22
and coded from	22
markup reviewed and	22
by the institutions	22
keyboarded and encoded	22
of the work	22
the text can	22
the early english	22
is available for	22
encoded edition of	22
assigned for keying	22
terms of creative	22
reviewed and edited	22
institutions providing financial	22
support to the	22
and encoded edition	22
text can be	22
described above is	22
work described above	22
and markup reviewed	22
online text creation	22
the institutions providing	22
for commercial purposes	22
standardized format that	20
the tcp digital	20
annotated with morphadorner	20
at restoring the	20
end users from	20
and professional end	20
making the text	20
based collaborative curation	20
author or stationer	20
the text has	20
that preserves archaic	20
that support the	20
short title catalog	20
enriched version of	20
and metadata enrichments	20
many walks of	20
standard spellings that	20
collaborative curation by	20
the text more	20
a text in	20
the annotation includes	20
the display of	20
the text the	20
professional end users	20
earlyprint project evanston	20
r in the	20
format that preserves	20
of a text	20
text is an	20
commons in parliament	20
in the english	20
text has not	20
curation by amateur	20
support the display	20
easier to read	20
tcp digital transcription	20
in a standardized	20
text has been	20
from many walks	20
text in a	20
metadata enrichments aim	20
annotation includes standard	20
amateur and professional	20
text the author	20
text r in	20
of the tcp	20
users from many	20
mo a wing	20
tokenized and linguistically	20
walks of life	20
version of the	20
or stationer meant	20
aim at making	20
of text r	20
of the gentry	20
changes aim at	20
been fully proofread	20
spellings that support	20
and suitable for	20
stationer meant to	20
has not been	20
textual changes and	20
a of text	20
includes standard spellings	20
changes and metadata	20
an enriched version	20
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been tokenized and	20
linguistically annotated with	20
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display of a	20
and linguistically annotated	20
is an enriched	20
more computationally tractable	20
english short title	20
restoring the text	20
textual changes aim	20
aim at restoring	20
transcription a of	20
fully proofread approx	20
enrichments aim at	20
a standardized format	20
meant to publish	20
by amateur and	20
this text is	20
text more computationally	20
the english short	20
digital transcription a	20
suitable for network	20
preserves archaic forms	20
the author or	20
by the lords	19
of both houses	18
the gentry of	18
of this kingdome	17
of the peace	17
and commons in	17
to the parliament	16
the humble petition	16
earle of new	16
county of york	16
humble petition of	16
original in the	15
petition of the	15
of the land	15
estc r this	14
house of commons	14
tiff page image	14
r this keyboarded	14
the city of	13
the kings most	13
to the gentry	13
of the kingdome	13
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sir iohn hotham	12
the time of	12
printed and published	12
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at the time	12
the right honourable	11
of the house	11
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reproduction of the	11
the defence of	11
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the british library	11
of his majesties	11
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the law of	11
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gentry of yorkshire	10
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known defects that	10
the rate of	10
no known defects	10
elements at the	10
the lawes of	10
safety of the	10
logarbo sampled and	10
rate of defects	10
category of texts	10
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mona logarbo sampled	10
gap elements at	10
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words puts this	10
time of transcription	10
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text in the	10
of texts with	10
defects that were	10
were recorded as	10
has no known	10
and other officers	10
county of yorke	10
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assembled in parliament	9
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king of england	9
lawes of this	8
of the country	8
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texts with between	8
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or any of	8
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r ocm this	8
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the peace of	8
tiff page images	8
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spi global keyed	7
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of this our	7
eng great britain	7
or any other	6
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the rest of	6
have endevoured to	6
other substantiall inhabitants	6
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so high a	6
the lord fairfax	6
subjects of the	6
our court at	6
shall be forthwith	6
as have endevoured	6
his majesties letter	6
to perswade the	6
the high sheriffe	6
by the lawes	6
sent in a	6
the trained band	6
that this letter	6
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of our person	6
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commons assembled in	6
lawes of the	6
county of lancaster	6
together with the	6
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of the subject	6
endevoured to perswade	6
of this land	6
by his majesties	6
loyall subjects of	6
to be sent	6
to make their	6
of the army	6
the northerne parts	6
and other substantiall	6
city of london	6
dominion of wales	6
any of the	6
given to the	6
the earl of	6
often as they	5
that if any	5
our right trusty	5
of the towne	5
late prosperous proceedings	5
county of new	5
as often as	5
from the speaker	5
of all those	5
and county of	5
to all the	5
declaration made by	5
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they are to	5
high sheriffe and	5
other his majesties	5
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of all his	5
trusty and welbeloved	5
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declaration from both	5
sir hugh cholmley	5
to the committees	5
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and the high	5
in parliament assembled	5
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the speaker of	5
and well beloved	5
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xml conversion a	5
and generall of	5
towne and county	5
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the liberty of	5
with an order	5
from the right	5
his majesties forces	5
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within the county	5
at our court	5
beloved the gentry	5
in pursuance of	5
of york and	5
the order of	5
in the county	5
civilwar no the	5
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in this kingdome	5
our county of	5
to the house	5
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corporation of north	5
in all the	5
a wing e	5
all his majesties	5
right trusty and	5
his late prosperous	5
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for the better	5
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and inhabitants of	5
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ready they are	5
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the service of	5
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these northern parts	5
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our trusty and	4
hinder the advancement	4
northerne parts of	4
and gentry of	4
the most part	4
that they are	4
removing of the	4
have vented these	4
disswaded the trained	4
the honorable house	4
reprinted at london	4
successe of the	4
honorable house of	4
have listed themselves	4
to all high	4
civilwar no a	4
horses for his	4
the parliament die	4
by robert barker	4
in so high	4
to hinder the	4
and safety of	4
and others of	4
in that county	4
the common hall	4
hull upon the	4
they be not	4
assignes of john	4
iovis xij maij	4
all those who	4
that your majesty	4
have very lately	4
majesties forces raised	4
second letter from	4
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printer to the	4
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c category of	4
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huber sampled and	4
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printed for i	4
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forces raised in	4
ordinance for the	4
shall be required	4
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upon the parliament	4
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the parliament order	4
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to the maior	4
of assistance given	4
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of york to	4
listed themselves to	4
declaration to the	4
vented these untruths	4
and from the	4
his majesties declaration	4
high court of	4
court at yorke	4
from the kings	4
proceedings against the	4
summoning of all	4
generall of all	4
which by the	4
of his worship	4
repaire to their	4
forces in york	4
the protestation of	4
they have done	4
the true protestant	4
of that county	4
lords and gentlemen	4
all the world	4
to their protestation	4
in parliament assembed	4
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good and prosperous	4
maiesties letter to	4
counties of york	4
county of middlesex	4
to our trusty	4
any thing in	4
common hall in	4
relation of all	4
of england and	4
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of the true	4
and the peace	4
freeholders and inhabitants	4
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his great councell	4
assistance given to	4
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the c category	4
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freeholders of yorkshire	4
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themselves to attend	4
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die iovis xij	4
all high sheriffes	4
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good nevvs from	4
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attend personally for	4
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copy of a	4
enable us to	4
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of sir iohn	4
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majesties declaration to	4
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marked as illegible	4
his popish adherents	4
at london for	4
doth or may	4
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of the counties	4
of this moneth	4
castle and his	4
by the honorable	4
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nevvs from nottingham	4
the good and	4
of those men	4
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for iohn wright	4
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kingdom in general	3
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