Selected quad for the lemma: cause_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	king_n	kingdom_n	parliament_n	3,192	5	6.6091	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A61688	A continuation of the impartial history of the wars of Ireland from the time that Duke Schonberg landed with an army in that Kingdom, to the 23d of March, 1691/2, when Their Majesties proclamation was published, declaring the war to be ended : illustrated with copper sculptures describing the most important places of action : together with some remarks upon the present state of that kingdom / by George Story ...	Story, George Warter, d. 1721.	1693 (1693)	Wing S5748; ESTC R17507	203,647	351

much_o more_o so_o to_o other_o especial_o in_o a_o age_n wherein_o so_o many_o learned_a and_o great_a man_n have_v bring_v our_o language_n to_o so_o great_a perfection_n but_o all_o the_o hope_n i_o have_v be_v that_o the_o most_o learned_a man_n be_v apt_a to_o put_v the_o most_o favourable_a construction_n upon_o a_o private_a man_n endeavour_n and_o will_v be_v ready_a to_o pardon_v a_o great_a many_o defect_n in_o one_o that_o mean_v well_o and_o as_o for_o all_o the_o censorious_a man_n in_o the_o world_n i_o shall_v not_o be_v much_o concern_v at_o what_o they_o say_v errata_fw-la page_n 1._o l._n 6._o for_o 1690._o read_v 1689._o p._n 27._o l._n 10._o for_o coltiers_n r._n cottier_n p._n 28._o in_o the_o marg._n deal_n a_o list_n of_o their_o majesty_n army_n p._n 42._o l._n 2._o deal_n a_o p._n 46._o l._n 10._o for_o have_v r._n have_v p._n 50._o l._n 29._o for_o raparees_n r._n raparee_n p._n 53._o l._n 4._o deal_n here_o p._n 57_o l._n 15._o for_o draw_v on_o r._n draw_v up_o p._n 90._o l_o 10._o for_o handshot_a off_o r._n head_n shoot_v off_o ibid._n l._n 32_o for_o terrible_a r._n terrible_o p._n 109._o l._n 30._o for_o in_o these_o r._n these_o p._n 116._o l._n 20._o r._n necessary_n p._n 126._o l._n 29._o for_o 1000_o r._n 10000_o p._n 151._o l._n 13._o for_o go_v r._n go_v p._n 162._o in_o the_o marg._n for_o monk_n r._n mackay_n '_o s._n p._n 165._o l._n 16._o for_o litera_fw-la r._n literae_fw-la p._n 181._o l._n 19_o for_o bene_fw-la r._n breve_fw-la p._n 187._o l._n 17._o for_o connor_n r._n connel_n p._n 191._o l_o 25._o for_o amount_v r._n mount_v p._n 215._o l._n 16._o the_o word_n be_v misplace_v p._n 249._o l._n 5._o for_o commader_n r._n commander_n p._n 254._o l._n 15._o for_o account_n r._n which_o account_n p._n 260._o l._n 32._o for_o each_o r._n reach_n p._n 292._o l._n 8._o r._n major-general_n ibid._n l._n 11._o r._n boat_n p._n 295._o l._n 29._o deal_n sir_n p._n 318._o l_o 31._o before_o the_o word_n kingdom_n add_v king_n or_o p._n 324._o l._n 35._o for_o conversation_n r._n converse_v there_o be_v some_o other_o small_a error_n in_o page_n month_n or_o name_n which_o the_o reader_n may_v please_v to_o correct_a as_o he_o find_v they_o the_o content_n chap._n i._n a_o brief_a account_n of_o the_o cause_n of_o the_o war_n page_z 2_o the_o state_n of_o the_o protestant_n in_o that_o kingdom_n 3_o the_o late_a king_n land_n there_o from_o france_n ibid._n protestant_n rout_v at_o drummore_n ibid._n a_o irish_a parliament_n call_v 4_o derry_n besiege_v and_o relieve_v 4_o 5_o the_o irish_a beat_v at_o croom-castle_n ibid._n duke_n schonberg_n land_n in_o august_n 1689._o 6_o carigfergus_n surrender_v with_o the_o article_n of_o surrender_n 7_o newry_n burn_v by_o the_o irish_a 9_o our_o army_n march_v to_o dundalk_v ibid._n and_o encamp_v there_o nigh_o ten_o week_n 10_o sligo_n take_v by_o the_o irish_a ibid._n a_o party_n of_o the_o irish_a repulse_v at_o newry_n ibid._n the_o battle_n of_o cavan_n 14_o the_o dane_n land_n in_o ireland_n ibid._n 5000_o french_a foot_n land_n at_o kinsale_n 15_o charlemont_n surrender_v 16_o chap._n ii_o his_o majesty_n land_n in_o ireland_n 18_o our_o army_n march_v towards_o the_o boyne_n 20_o his_o majesty_n be_v narrow_a escape_n the_o day_n before_o the_o battle_n ibid._n the_o battle_n at_o the_o boyne_n 22_o the_o number_n of_o the_o dead_a 23_o the_o late_a king_n quit_v ireland_n 25_o our_o army_n march_v to_o dublin_n 26_o his_o majesty_n declaration_n to_o the_o irish_a 27_o a_o list_n of_o our_o general_a officer_n 28_o and_o of_o those_o belong_v to_o the_o irish_a page_z 30._o the_o number_n of_o man_n in_o both_o army_n 31_o lieutenant-general_n douglass_n send_v with_o a_o party_n to_o athlone_n ibid._n a_o commission_n grant_v by_o the_o king_n to_o secure_v forfeit_v good_n 32_o wexford_n waterford_n and_o dungannon_n fort_n surrender_v to_o his_o majesty_n 34_o 35_o limerick_n besiege_v 36_o some_o of_o our_o gun_n surprise_v 37_o a_o fort_n take_v then_o a_o attack_z make_v upon_o the_o town_n 38_o his_o majesty_n raise_v the_o siege_n and_o return_n to_o england_n 39_o 40_o chap._n iii_o the_o french_a force_n quit_v ireland_n 41_o by_o our_o besiege_a by_o the_o irish_a 42_o count_n solm_n answer_n to_o the_o duke_n of_o berwick_n letter_n 43_o lieutenant-general_n ginckle_v make_v commander_n in_o chief_a ibid._n lord_n justice_n begin_v their_o government_n 44_o earl_n of_o marlborough_n send_v into_o ireland_n ibid._n cork_n and_o kinsale_n surrender_v 45_o the_o irish_a attempt_n our_o frontier_n 46_o part_n of_o our_o army_n move_v towards_o the_o shannon_n 48_o rapparee_n in_o the_o bog_n of_o allen_n 49_o those_o people_n serviceable_a to_o the_o irish_a interest_n and_o how_o 50_o my_o lord_n tyrconnel_n return_v from_o france_n 51_o sarsfield_n make_v earl_n of_o lucan_n 55_o the_o irish_a defeat_v at_o the_o mote_n of_o greenoge_fw-mi 57_o several_a adventure_n with_o the_o rapparee_n and_o party_n of_o the_o irish_a army_n 58_o 59_o 60_o etc._n etc._n some_o of_o our_o regiment_n take_v the_o field_n at_o mullingar_fw-la 68_o chap._n iu_o thirty_o rapparee_n kill_v 72_o major_a wood_n defeat_v a_o party_n of_o the_o irish_a 73_o several_a skirmish_n between_o the_o irish_a and_o militia_n 74_o 75_o some_o of_o our_o seaman_n and_o militia_n join_v and_o march_v into_o the_o enemy_n quarter_n 77_o mounseur_fw-fr st._n ruth_n land_n in_o ireland_n to_o command_v their_o army_n 78_o our_o great_a officer_n take_v the_o field_n at_o mullingar_fw-la 80_o chap._n v._o the_o fortification_n at_o mullingar_fw-la contract_v page_n 85_o a_o stratagem_n of_o the_o irish_a to_o get_v horse_n ibid._n the_o irish_a army_n march_n towards_o athlone_n 86_o our_o army_n besieges_n ballimore_n 87_o its_o situation_n describe_v ibid._n the_o fort_n surrender_v 91_o its_o fortification_n improve_v ibid._n our_o army_n join_v by_o the_o duke_n of_o wertenberg_n nigh_o athlone_n 94_o that_o town_n attack_v with_o the_o manner_n of_o it_o 95_o the_o english_a town_n take_v battery_n against_o the_o irish_a town_n 98_o a_o design_n to_o pass_v the_o shannon_n frustrate_v 100_o the_o enemy_n burn_v our_o close_a gallery_n 102_o a_o council_n of_o war_n hold_v 105_o the_o town_n storm_v 107_o the_o number_n of_o the_o dead_a 108_o a_o part_n of_o our_o army_n leave_v in_o the_o country_n and_o why_o 110_o what_o happen_v in_o other_o place_n of_o the_o kingdom_n during_o this_o month_n ibid._n chap._n vi_o the_o irish_a army_n remove_v 114_o the_o dead_a bury_v at_o athlone_n ibid._n the_o irish_a resolve_n to_o give_v we_o battle_n 115_o irish_a prisoner_n send_v towards_o dublin_n 117_o the_o lord_n justice_n declaration_n to_o the_o irish_a ibid._n the_o enemy_n camp_n and_o posture_n at_o aghrim_n describe_v 122_o mounseur_fw-fr st._n ruth_n suppose_a speech_n to_o the_o irish_a 123_o the_o battle_n of_o aghrim_n 127_o the_o number_n of_o the_o dead_a on_o both_o side_n and_o of_o the_o irish_a prisoner_n 136_o instance_n in_o former_a battle_n wherein_o the_o irish_a have_v be_v rout_v with_o little_a loss_n to_o the_o english_a 142_o a_o account_n of_o some_o irish_a prophecy_n 145_o loughrea_n desert_v by_o the_o irish_a 148_o portumna_n surrender_v ibid._n our_o army_n march_v towards_o galway_n 259_o the_o town_n besiege_v 160_o the_o article_n of_o surrender_n with_o their_o majesty_n confirmation_n of_o they_o 165_o our_o army_n return_v towards_o limerick_n 174_o a_o account_n of_o what_o happen_v in_o other_o place_n of_o the_o kingdom_n during_o this_o month_n 174_o 175_o chap._n vii_o several_a fresh_a regiment_n order_v towards_o the_o camp_n to_o recruit_v the_o army_n 179_o brigadier_n leveson_n send_v with_o a_o party_n towards_o nenagh_n a_o treaty_n with_o balderock_n o_o donnell_n 182_o our_o army_n march_v to_o cariganliss_n 186_o news_n of_o the_o death_n of_o my_o lord_n tyrconnell_n 187_o irish_a lord_n justice_n act_n after_o his_o death_n 188_o a_o order_n about_o the_o rate_n of_o provision_n 186_o another_o prohibit_v the_o buy_v of_o cattle_n without_o the_o general_n be_v licence_n ibid._n our_o army_n approach_v limerick_n 188_o ireton_n and_o cromwell_n fort_n take_v 189_o a_o party_n send_v to_o castle_n connell_n 190_o our_o ship_n come_v up_o the_o river_n near_o the_o town_n 191_o brigadier_n leveson_n send_v into_o kerry_n 193_o a_o brief_a account_n of_o what_o happen_v in_o other_o place_n of_o the_o kingdom_n during_o the_o month_n of_o august_n 195_o chap._n viii_o our_o bomb_n set_v the_o town_n on_o fire_n 240_o the_o irish_a design_n a_o sally_n but_o be_v repulse_v ibid._n brigadier_n leveson_n rout_v a_o party_n of_o the_o irish_a in_o kerry_n ibid._n a_o design_n to_o pass_v the_o river_n 205_o a_o new_a battery_n

contrive_v towards_o the_o king_n island_n 206_o a_o breach_n make_v in_o the_o wall_n 210_o gun_n plant_v near_o st._n thomas_n island_n 213_o colonel_n earl_n send_v into_o england_n 214_o my_o lord_n lisburn_n kill_v 215_o a_o party_n pass_v the_o river_n upon_o a_o bridge_n of_o boat_n 216_o the_o irish_a in_o a_o great_a consternation_n 217_o debate_n whether_o the_o siege_n shall_v be_v continue_v or_o turn_v into_o a_o blockade_n 220_o order_n in_o case_n of_o a_o alarm_n 222_o our_o force_n pass_v the_o river_n a_o second_o time_n 223_o the_o attack_v at_o thoumond_n bridge_n where_o six_o hundred_o of_o the_o enemy_n be_v kill_v 224_o a_o remarkable_a paper_n find_v in_o the_o pocket_n of_o a_o colonel_n in_o the_o irish_a army_n 225_o the_o enemy_n beat_v a_o parley_n 228_o a_o cessation_n agree_v to_o hostage_n exchange_v 229_o 230_o the_o irish_a proposal_n reject_v by_o the_o general_n ibid._n article_n agree_v to_o 231_o the_o general_n be_v letter_n to_o sir_n ralph_n delaval_n give_v he_o a_o account_n of_o the_o cessation_n 232_o a_o brief_a account_n of_o what_o happen_v in_o other_o part_n of_o the_o kingdom_n during_o this_o month_n 268_o etc._n etc._n chap._n ix_o the_o lord_n justice_n come_v to_o the_o camp_n 238_o the_o article_n sign_v ibid._n the_o article_n at_o large_a both_o civil_a and_o military_a with_o their_o majesty_n confirmation_n of_o they_o 239_o etc._n etc._n our_o man_n take_v possession_n of_o the_o irish_a town_n 256_o a_o lieutenant-collonel_n imprison_v for_o deny_v to_o go_v into_o france_n 257_o a_o declaration_n from_o the_o general_n 258_o my_o lord_n lucan_n argument_n to_o the_o irish_a to_o persuade_v they_o to_o go_v into_o france_n 260_o their_o foot_n draw_v out_o and_o put_v to_o the_o trial_n ibid._n the_o lord_n justice_n return_v towards_o dublin_n ibid._n our_o army_n decamp_v and_o go_v to_o quarter_n 263_o some_o of_o the_o irish_a go_v towards_o cork_n 264_o chap._n x._o the_o campaign_n end_v and_o irish_a prisoner_n of_o war_n release_v 268_o some_o rapparee_n deliver_v up_o their_o arm_n 269_o a_o proclamation_n of_o pardon_n to_o the_o rest_n ibid._n the_o ulster_n irish_a return_n home_o with_o their_o cattle_n 270_o the_o french_a fleet_n come_v into_o the_o shannon_n 271_o some_o objection_n against_o the_o article_n of_o limerick_n answer_v 275_o the_o last_o of_o the_o irish_a march_n from_o limerick_n 281_o the_o general_n go_v to_o dublin_n and_o thence_o for_o england_n 288_o major-general_n mackay_n and_o major-general_n talmash_n go_v for_o england_n 284_o the_o dane_n order_v to_o be_v ship_v off_o ibid._n fortification_n of_o ballymore_n and_o mullingar_fw-la demolish_v 285_o our_a transport_v ship_n that_o carry_v the_o irish_a return_v from_o france_n 288_o the_o late_a king_n letter_n to_o the_o irish_a at_o their_o land_n 289_o their_o reception_n in_o france_n ibid._n my_o lord_n lucan_n release_n to_o the_o general_n 292_o the_o irish_a that_o stay_v with_o we_o very_o unruly_a in_o their_o quarter_n order_n and_o instruction_n for_o break_v they_o all_o except_z two_o battalion_n 294_o 295_o the_o oath_n take_v according_a to_o the_o new_a act_n of_o parliament_n 296_o a_o order_n to_o turn_v out_o all_o papist_n from_o our_o regiment_n 297_o a_o proclamation_n declare_v the_o war_n of_o ireland_n end_v 302_o chap._n xi_o a_o brief_a account_n of_o the_o former_a and_o present_a circumstance_n of_o ireland_n 304_o its_o division_n into_o province_n and_o county_n bishopric_n and_o parish_n city_n and_o corporation_n it_o be_v soil_n etc._n etc._n 305_o 306_o sir_n john_n davis_n reason_n why_o ireland_n have_v be_v so_o long_o in_o be_v entire_o subject_v to_o the_o crown_n of_o england_n 307_o what_o tavistry_n be_v 309_o this_o a_o reason_n why_o the_o irish_a do_v not_o improve_v their_o country_n 310_o of_o foster_n and_o coshering_n ibid._n ireland_n ought_v to_o be_v put_v into_o a_o condition_n to_o bear_v its_o own_o burden_n 314_o what_o method_n the_o irish_a first_o take_v to_o make_v the_o old_a english_a join_v with_o they_o 315_o a_o brief_a account_n of_o the_o expense_n of_o the_o former_a war_n ibid._n a_o essay_n towards_o the_o charge_n of_o this_o 316_o a_o modest_a conjecture_n at_o the_o number_n lose_v on_o both_o side_n and_o in_o the_o country_n during_o the_o war_n 317_o the_o interest_n of_o england_n to_o advance_v the_o power_n of_o the_o english_a in_o ireland_n 318_o our_o ancestor_n sensible_a of_o this_o 320_o the_o former_a evil_n still_o remain_v ibid._n the_o interest_n of_o the_o irish-papists_a themselves_o to_o advance_v the_o power_n of_o england_n 321_o two_o objection_n answer_v 322_o religion_n in_o the_o first_o place_n to_o be_v take_v care_n of_o 323_o a_o invasion_n from_o france_n at_o this_o juncture_n upon_o any_o of_o these_o three_o kingdom_n not_o practicable_a 326_o a_o remark_n upon_o the_o last_o that_o endeavour_v it_o 328_o a_o continuation_n of_o the_o 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