Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	holy_a	scripture_n	word_n	2,805	5	4.1192	3	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A36804	A short view of the late troubles in England briefly setting forth, their rise, growth, and tragical conclusion, as also, some parallel thereof with the barons-wars in the time of King Henry III : but chiefly with that in France, called the Holy League, in the reign of Henry III and Henry IV, late kings of the realm : to which is added a perfect narrative of the Treaty at U[n]bridge in an.	Dugdale, William, Sir, 1605-1686.	1681 (1681)	Wing D2492; ESTC R18097	368,620	485

the_o people_n of_o england_n may_v now_o see_v how_o by_o trace_v they_o too_o far_o in_o the_o forbid_a path_n of_o a_o conceit_a liberty_n they_o not_o long_o since_o fall_v into_o the_o know_a slavery_n of_o the_o french-pesant_n a_o misery_n which_o some_o of_o they_o feel_v but_o a_o little_a when_o for_o fear_n of_o it_o they_o first_o petition_v to_o be_v put_v into_o a_o posture_n of_o defence_n but_o just_o bring_v upon_o themselves_o by_o those_o undue_a course_n which_o they_o take_v to_o prevent_v it_o god_n in_o his_o wisdom_n think_v it_o fit_a to_o punish_v this_o nation_n by_o a_o real_a slavery_n unto_o some_o of_o their_o own_o fellow_n subject_n for_o fancy_v to_o themselves_o a_o imaginary_a under_o their_o lawful_a sovereign_n as_o a_o ground_n to_o justify_v their_o rebellion_n when_o there_o be_v no_o cause_n for_o it_o wherefore_o i_o shall_v now_o conclude_v with_o the_o word_n of_o sr._n edward_n coke_n at_o the_o end_n of_o this_o chapter_n 35._o concern_v treason_n it_o appear_v in_o the_o holy_a scripture_n say_v he_o that_o traitor_n never_o prosper_v what_o good_a soever_o they_o pretend_v but_o be_v most_o severe_o and_o exemplary_o punish_v as_o 3._o corah_n dathan_n and_o abiram_n by_o miracle_n dirupta_fw-la est_fw-la terra_fw-la sub_fw-la pedibus_fw-la eorum_fw-la &_o aperiens_fw-la os_fw-la suum_fw-la devoravit_fw-la illos_fw-la athalia_fw-la 36._o the_o daughter_n of_o amri_n interfecta_fw-la est_fw-la gladio_fw-la bagatha_n 3._o and_o thara_n against_o assuerus_n appensus_fw-la est_fw-la uterque_fw-la eorum_fw-la in_o patibuto_fw-la absalon_n 14._o against_o david_n suspensus_fw-la in_o arbore_fw-la and_o joab_n infixit_fw-la tres_fw-la lanceas_fw-la in_o cord_n ejus_fw-la ahithophel_n 23._o with_o absalon_n against_o david_n suspendio_fw-la interijt_fw-la he_o hang_v himself_o abiathar_n 27._o the_o traitorous_a highpriest_n against_o solomon_n abiathar_n sacerdoti_fw-la dixit_fw-la rex_fw-la et_fw-la quidem_fw-la vir_fw-la mortise_n sed_fw-la hodie_fw-la non_fw-la interficiam_fw-la etc_n etc_n ejecit_fw-la ergo_fw-la solomon_n abiathar_n ut_fw-la non_fw-la esset_fw-la sacerdos_n shimei_n 6._o against_o david_n gladio_fw-la interfectus_fw-la zimri_n 18._o against_o ela_n who_o burn_v himself_o theudas_n 37._o qui_fw-la occisus_fw-la est_fw-la &_o circiter_fw-la cccc_o qui_fw-la credebant_fw-la ei_fw-la dispersi_fw-la sunt_fw-la &_o redacti_fw-la ad_fw-la nihilum_fw-la and_o judas_n galilaeus_fw-la ipse_fw-la perijt_fw-la &_o omnes_fw-la quotquot_fw-la consenserunt_fw-la ei_fw-la dispersi_fw-la sunt_fw-la peruse_v over_o all_o our_o book_n record_n and_o history_n say_v he_o and_o you_o shall_v find_v a_o principle_n in_o law_n a_o rule_n in_o reason_n and_o a_o trial_n in_o experience_n that_o treason_n do_v ever_o produce_v fatal_a and_o final_a destruction_n to_o the_o offender_n and_o never_o attain_v to_o the_o desire_a end_n two_o incident_n inseparable_a thereunto_o and_o therefore_o let_v all_o man_n abandon_v it_o as_o the_o most_o poisonous_a bait_n of_o the_o devil_n and_o follow_v the_o precept_n in_o holy_a scripture_n 21._o fear_v god_n honour_v the_o king_n and_o have_v no_o company_n with_o the_o seditious_a finis_fw-la finis_fw-la see_v a_o view_n of_o the_o government_n and_o public_a worship_n of_o god_n in_o the_o church_n beyond_o sea_n by_o dr._n durell_n impr_fw-la lond._n 1662._o 1662._o guy_n de_fw-fr bres_fw-fr contre_fw-fr perreur_fw-fr des_fw-fr anabaptist_n p._n 5._o ib._n p._n 118_o 119_o 120._o ib._n p._n 177._o ib._n p._n 27._o ib._n p._n 65_o &_o 66._o ib._n p._n 71._o ib._n p._n 124._o ib._n p._n 748._o ib._n p._n 122._o ib._n p._n 40._o ib._n p._n 6._o ib._n p._n 420._o ib._n p._n 27._o ib._n p._n 6._o an._n 1525._o sleidans_fw-la comment_n lib._n 5._o f._n 55._o a._n b._n ib._n f._n 56._o b._n ib._n 59_o b._n ib._n f._n 63._o a._n ib._n f._n 64._o b._n &_o 65._o a._n sleidans_fw-la com._n f._n 57_o thus_o do_v the_o rebel_n here_o in_o england_n at_o the_o last_o battle_n of_o newberry_n 27._o oct._n 1644._o an._n 1535._o sleidan_n ut_fw-la supra_fw-la lib._n 1._o f._n 131._o b._n b._n agmen_fw-la tonsile_v a_o rotunde_v detonsis_fw-la capitibus_fw-la capitibus_fw-la calvin_n comment_n on_o the_o psalm_n f._n 330._o psal._n 71._o verse_n 14._o 14._o calvin_n advers._fw-la anabap._n art_n 2._o calvin_n epist._n p._n 67._o 67._o dudley_n earl_n of_o leicester_n and_o secretary_n walsingham_n the_o principle_n of_o the_o puritan_n r._n a._n conf._n of_o brow_n p._n 113._o corda_n angl._n prop._n 16._o barrow_n disc._n p._n 236._o barrow_n ref._n p._n 244._o christ_n on_o his_o throne_n f._n 67._o prelacy_n misery_n f._n 7._o ha'y'_o any_o work_n etc_n etc_n p._n 14._o 15._o 20._o 21._o also_o mart._n marprel_n in_o his_o epistle_n to_o the_o terrible_a priest_n sion_n plea._n 155._o supplic_n a_o 29._o eliz._n p._n 25_o bancroft_n f._n 50._o unlawfulness_n of_o unlimited_a prelacy_n f._n 12._o bancroft_n f._n 169._o knox_n to_o the_o commonalty_n f._n 49._o 50._o t._n cartw._n lib._n 2._o p._n 48._o ib._n lib._n 1._o p._n 192._o covenanter_n inform._n for_o defensive_a arg._n 3._o lib._n 1._o p._n 3._o sion_n plea._n travers_n de_fw-fr discipl_n eccl._n p._n 142._o exhort_v to_o engl._n p._n 91_o 92._o t._n cartw._n lib._n 1._o p._n 6._o &_o 48._o knox_n exhort_v p._n 35._o 43._o t._n cartw._n p._n 220._o epist._n before_o the_o supplic_a 2._o eliz._n christ_n on_o his_o throne_n f._n 76._o sion_n plea._n f._n 340._o &_o 244._o ib._n f._n 240._o title_n page_n to_o sion_n plea._n sion_n plea_n f._n 262._o bancroft'_v suru._n f._n 28._o treatise_n of_o apply_v god_n word_n to_o the_o conscience_n p._n ult_n knox_n app_z 28._o 30._o a._n d._n 1557._o a._n d._n 1558._o knox_n hist._n p._n 217_o 218._o ib._n p._n 275_o &_o 276._o ib._n p._n 372._o 378._o stow_n annal._n holingsh._n chr._n p._n 1396._o 1396._o mr._n isaac_n walton_n copping_n and_o thacker_n hang_v at_o st._n edmunsbury_n a_o 1583_o for_o publish_v pamphlet_n write_v by_o browne_n against_o the_o book_n of_o common-prayer_n penri_n hang_v a_o 1593._o for_o his_o libellous_a book_n call_v mart._n marprelate_n a._n d._n 1603._o conference_n at_o hampton_n court_n court_n canon_n 55._o 55._o colonel_n john_n frye_n a_o member_n of_o the_o then_o parliament_n bellarm._n de_fw-fr council_n lib._n 2._o cap._n 19_o bellarm._n de_fw-fr cleric_n lib._n 3._o p._n 6._o philopat_fw-la 2._o p._n 109._o bellarm._n lib._n 3._o de_fw-fr pont._n cap._n 7._o mariana_n lib._n 2._o de_fw-fr reg._n cap._n 6._o p._n 59_o gilby_n lib._n de_fw-la obedientia_fw-la p._n 25._o &_o 105._o buchanan_n de_fw-fr jure_fw-la regni_fw-la apud_fw-la scotos_fw-gr p._n 61._o barrow_n refut_o p._n 169._o knox_n app._n f._n 30._o goodman_n p._n 185._o knox_n to_o engl._n &_o scotl._n p._n 78._o goodman_n p._n 190._o goodman_n p._n 144._o 145._o ibid._n 43._o 57_o 72._o knox_n hist._n p._n 343._o goodman_n p._n 111._o in_o obedience_n ib._n p._n 185._o buchan_n de_fw-fr jure_fw-la regni_fw-la etc_n etc_n p._n 50._o &_o 56._o ib._n p._n 57_o engl._n compl_a against_o the_o canon_n goodman_n p._n 99_o buchanan_n ut_fw-la supra_fw-la knox_n hist._n f._n 78._o goodman_n p._n 110._o 110._o col._n purefoy_n one_o of_o their_o council_n of_o state_n their_o practice_n for_o reduce_v the_o king_n to_o necessity_n an._n 1619._o 17._o jac._n jac._n rushw._n hist._n coll._n impr_fw-la lond._n 1659._o p._n 11._o f._n f._n ib._n p._n 12._o 12._o e._n f._n an._n 1620._o 18._o jac._n jac._n ib._n p._n 14._o 14._o ib._n p._n 15._o e._n e._n ib._n p._n 17._o a._n an._n 1620._o 1620._o ib._n e._n a_o parliament_n call_v 30_o jan._n 18_o jac._n an._n 1621●_n 19_o jac._n ib._n p._n 35._o ib._n p._n 36._o ib._n p._n 39_o d_o ib._n p._n 40._o a._n b._n ib._n c._n ●_o dec._n ib._n 43._o e._n ib._n 52._o e._n 19_o dec._n ib._n p._n 53._o 53._o dec._n 30._o parliament_n dissolve_v 6._o jan._n ib._n p._n 56._o ib._n p._n 61._o ib._n p._n 114._o an._n 1623._o 21._o jac._n another_o parliament_n call_v ib._n p._n 115._o ib._n p._n 128._o b._n ib._n 129._o d._n ib._n 131._o a._n ib._n 135._o c._n ib._n 136._o a._n ib._n 137._o a._n ib._n 138._o b._n ib._n 139._o a._n ib._n p._n 156._o d._n an._n 1624._o 22._o jac._n ib._n 158._o e._n an._n 1625._o ib._n p._n 159._o c._n the_o death_n of_o king_n james_n ib._n p._n 172._o b._n the_o first_o parliament_n of_o king_n charles_n the_o first_o 18._o junii_fw-la ib._n p._n 174._o ib._n p._n 175._o c._n &_o 176._o c._n ib._n p._n 178._o a._n ib._n p._n 178._o e_o ib._n p._n 181._o a._n ib._n p._n 182._o a._n ib._n p._n 183._o f._n ib._n p._n 194._o b._n ib._n e._n ib._n p._n 195._o a._n parliament_n dissolve_v ib._n e._n money_n borrow_v by_o privy_a seal_n the_o second_o parliament_n of_o king_n charles_n the_o first_o 6._o februarii_fw-la ib._n p._n 218._o e._n ib._n p._n 220._o a._n ib._n p._n 229._o a._n ib._n p._n 230._o b._n an._n 1625._o 9_o junii_fw-la ib._n p._n 402._o

of_o that_o diocese_n of_o coventry_n and_o litchfield_n in_o order_n whereunto_o when_o he_o have_v march_v within_o half_a a_o mile_n of_o litchfield_n he_o draw_v up_o his_o army_n and_o there_o devout_o pray_v a_o blessing_n upon_o his_o intend_a work_n withal_o earnest_o desire_v that_o god_n will_v by_o some_o special_a token_n manifest_v unto_o they_o his_o approbation_n of_o that_o their_o design_n which_o be_v do_v he_o go_v on_o and_o plant_v his_o great_a gun_n against_o the_o southeast_n gate_n of_o the_o close_a himself_o stand_v in_o a_o window_n of_o a_o little_a house_n near_o thereto_o 1643._o to_o direct_v the_o gunner_n in_o their_o purpose_a battery_n but_o it_o so_o happen_v that_o there_o be_v two_o person_n place_v in_o the_o battlement_n of_o the_o chief_a steeple_n to_o make_v shoot_v with_o long_a foul_n gun_n at_o the_o cannoneer_n upon_o a_o sudden_a accident_n which_o occasion_v the_o soldier_n to_o give_v a_o shout_n this_o lord_n come_v to_o the_o door_n complete_o harness_v with_o plate-armour_n cap_n a_o pe_z be_v sudden_o shoot_v into_o one_o of_o his_o eye_n but_o the_o strength_n of_o the_o bullet_n so_o much_o abate_v by_o the_o glance_n thereof_o on_o a_o piece_n of_o timber_n which_o support_v a_o pentiss_n over_o the_o door_n that_o it_o only_o lodge_v in_o his_o brain_n whereupon_o he_o sudden_o fall_v down_o dead_a nor_o be_v it_o less_o notable_a that_o this_o accident_n fall_v out_o upon_o the_o second_o day_n of_o march_n which_o be_v the_o festival_n martii_fw-la of_o that_o sometime_o famous_a bishop_n st._n chad_n to_o who_o memory_n offa_n king_n of_o the_o mercian_n first_o erect_v this_o stately_a church_n and_o devout_o dedicate_v it_o the_o next_o thing_n whereof_o i_o shall_v take_v notice_n be_v that_o on_o the_o nineteenth_o day_n of_o the_o same_o month_n of_o march_n be_v that_o fierce_a skirmish_n martii_fw-la at_o hopton-heath_n in_o the_o same_o county_n of_o stafford_n where_o the_o right_a loyal_a and_o valiant_a spenser_n earl_n of_o northampton_n encounter_v sir_n william_n brereton_n and_o sir_n john_n gell_n though_o he_o have_v the_o better_a of_o the_o day_n be_v unhappy_o fall_v from_o his_o horse_n among_o coney-burrows_n be_v barbarous_o murder_v chap._n xv_n as_o to_o this_o year_n action_n consider_v that_o money_n be_v the_o sinew_n of_o war_n the_o first_o thing_n of_o note_n in_o order_n to_o the_o gain_v thereof_o which_o the_o member_n at_o westminster_n do_v be_v the_o sequester_v martii_fw-la of_o delinquent_n i._n e._n the_o royalist_n estate_n 37._o and_o find_v the_o poor_a countrypeople_n very_o weary_a of_o the_o war_n and_o apt_a to_o run_v away_o have_v also_o have_v so_o much_o experience_n of_o the_o city_n forwardness_n in_o all_o thing_n tend_v to_o their_o service_n to_o the_o intent_n that_o upon_o any_o sudden_a occasion_n they_o may_v draw_v out_o considerable_a number_n thence_o they_o pass_v apr._n a_o ordinance_n that_o the_o committee_n for_o the_o 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be_v by_o a_o ordinance_n 21_o for_o sell_v the_o king_n queen_n and_o prince_n revenue_n 54._o and_o the_o arrearage_n thereof_o as_o also_o to_o another_o oct._n for_o fell_v and_o cut_v down_o wood_n within_o sixty_o mile_n of_o london_n in_o all_o forest_n chase_n and_o park_n belong_v to_o the_o king_n or_o queen_n or_o any_o archbishop_n bishop_n dean_n and_o chapter_n etc_n etc_n papist_n delinquent_n malignant_a etc_n etc_n to_o be_v dispose_v of_o for_o supply_v of_o the_o city_n of_o london_n which_o seem_v favour_n be_v for_o no_o other_o purpose_n than_o that_o they_o may_v afterward_o bring_v the_o great_a load_n upon_o they_o as_o they_o do_v ere_o long_o for_o within_o few_o day_n upon_o a_o juggle_a report_n oct._n make_v to_o the_o house_n of_o a_o pope_n bull_n translate_v into_o english_a with_o a_o declaration_n upon_o it_o which_o be_v pretend_v to_o be_v new_o send_v into_o england_n for_o the_o more_o effectual_a prosecute_n of_o the_o catholic_a war_n here_o a_o 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587._o that_o they_o have_v all_o swear_v and_o religious_o promise_v to_o stand_v upon_o their_o guard_n that_o the_o church_n of_o god_n may_v be_v restore_v to_o her_o honour_n the_o true_a christian_n catholic_n religion_n establish_v the_o nobility_n enjoy_v their_o liberty_n entire_o as_o they_o ought_v the_o people_n relieve_v and_o all_o new_a imposition_n abolish_v and_o that_o these_o be_v the_o occasion_n 386._o of_o their_o take_n up_o arm_n for_o rescue_v the_o kingdom_n of_o france_n from_o ruin_n the_o preservation_n of_o good_a man_n and_o punishment_n of_o bad_a and_o for_o the_o security_n of_o their_o own_o person_n there_o be_v no_o other_o mean_n leave_v to_o preserve_v themselves_o 491._o and_o turn_v away_o the_o knife_n from_o their_o own_o throat_n which_o yet_o they_o will_v not_o make_v use_n of_o if_o their_o estate_n only_o be_v in_o danger_n and_o the_o subversion_n of_o religion_n and_o state_n of_o the_o kingdom_n be_v not_o inseparable_o join_v with_o 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remove_v the_o danger_n which_o threaten_v the_o ruin_n of_o the_o service_n of_o god_n and_o so_o many_o good_a man_n entreat_v 387._o all_o that_o be_v not_o confederate_a with_o they_o to_o favour_v their_o design_n 464._o and_o to_o assist_v they_o by_o their_o power_n in_o the_o execution_n of_o that_o good_a and_o holy_a work_n exhort_v all_o town_n and_o corporation_n as_o they_o tender_v their_o own_o preservation_n to_o judge_v upright_o of_o their_o intention_n 1642._o and_o to_o consider_v what_o benefit_n and_o repose_n will_v accrue_v unto_o they_o and_o so_o do_v to_o put_v their_o hand_n to_o that_o good_a work_n declare_v that_o they_o will_v not_o use_v any_o act_n of_o violence_n but_o against_o such_o as_o shall_v oppose_v they_o and_o by_o other_o undue_a mean_n favour_v their_o adversary_n which_o seek_v to_o ruin_v the_o church_n and_o subvert_v the_o state_n assure_v every_o man_n that_o their_o holy-army_n shall_v do_v no_o man_n any_o wrong_n or_o oppression_n whether_o in_o pass_v or_o stay_v in_o any_o place_n but_o shall_v live_v orderly_o and_o pay_v for_o all_o they_o take_v protest_v 1643._o never_o to_o lay_v down_o arm_n till_o they_o have_v full_o execute_v all_o the_o premise_n but_o rather_o die_v with_o a_o willing_a heart_n desire_v to_o be_v entomb_v in_o a_o monument_n consecrate_a to_o the_o last_o of_o frenchman_n who_o die_v in_o arm_n for_o the_o service_n of_o god_n and_o their_o country_n at_o which_o time_n they_o be_v so_o high_a in_o their_o own_o opinion_n and_o their_o conceit_n of_o the_o people_n inclination_n that_o in_o this_o declaration_n as_o a_o argument_n to_o win_v every_o man_n to_o their_o party_n they_o invite_v 387._o all_o to_o put_v to_o their_o help_a hand_n to_o their_o good_a design_n which_o by_o the_o grace_n of_o god_n as_o they_o say_v can_v not_o choose_v but_o prosper_v suitable_a whereunto_o our_o man_n to_o affright_v such_o from_o their_o loyalty_n as_o they_o can_v not_o persuade_v tell_v 213._o they_o that_o they_o have_v bring_v their_o work_n to_o such_o a_o height_n and_o degree_n of_o success_n that_o nothing_o seem_v to_o be_v leave_v in_o their_o way_n able_a to_o hinder_v the_o full_a accomplishment_n of_o their_o desire_n unless_o god_n in_o his_o justice_n shall_v send_v a_o grievous_a curse_n upon_o they_o and_o 388._o as_o the_o leaguer_n back_v the_o word_n of_o their_o remonstrance_n with_o action_n of_o no_o less_o efficacy_n begin_v immediate_o upon_o it_o to_o impatronize_v themselves_o of_o many_o city_n and_o stronghold_n partly_o by_o underhand_a practice_n and_o partly_o by_o open_a force_n such_o be_v lull_n and_o uerdune_n the_o first_o city_n in_o france_n that_o cast_v out_o the_o king_n officer_n and_o receive_v the_o leaguer_n so_o do_v we_o possess_v themselves_o of_o hull_n and_o plymmouch_n and_o other_o place_n of_o strength_n which_o tend_v so_o much_o to_o the_o advancement_n of_o their_o design_n when_o therefore_o the_o 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