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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
cause_n	lord_n	see_v	word_n	3,071	5	3.9363	3	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A07481	Middleborovv. A briefe rehersall of the accorde and agreement, that the captaynes, burgises, and armie of Middleborovv and Armevv: have made, in yelding the[m]selves to the right high and excellent prince, the Lorde William Prince of Orrange, Countie of Nassau, &c. With a lamentable discourse of the calamities, great hungre [and] extreame miseries, that they sustayned, before they yelded by the sayd townes. Translated out of the ducthe coppy, printed at Dordrecht. Anno 1574.		1574 (1574)	STC 17865; ESTC S100905	4,563	16

MIDDLEBOROVV A briefe Rehersall of the accorde and agreement that the Captaynes Burgises and Armie of MIDDLEBOROVV and ARMEVV haue made in yelding thēselues to the right high and excellent Prince the Lorde William Prince of Orrange Countie of Nassau c. ¶ With a lamentable Discourse of the calamities great hungre extreame miseries that they sustayned before they yelded vp the said Townes * Translated out of the ducthe Coppy printed at Dordrecht ANNO 1574. ¶ Imprinted at London by Richarde Ihones The Coppy of the agreement and accord betweene the Prince of Orange them of Middelborrow and Armew as foloweth c. FOr as much as Sir Christopher Montdragon Knight Lorde of Rembicourt Captayne generall of the Wallowne Souldiers being instante in the townes of Myddelborrow Armew vpon request made vnto him by the Captayne of Strenchamps commyng agayne out of Prison by his Letters dated the xvi day of the same present Mourne vnto the right highe excellent Prince the Lorde William prince of Orrange county of Nassau c. Beseeching his Maiestie to send his Cōmissioners vnto the Castell of Rammekens named Seborrow to parle with thē concerning the yeeldynge vp of the afore named Townes and Cities ¶ To the whiche requeste his Maiestye willingly graunted and sent his Commissioners to propose certayne Articles and Conditions to the Commissioners of the Lorde Mondragon by the which meanes their aforsayd offer to yeeld vp the Townes might be accepted In consideration whereof the Commissioners mett together at the tyme appoynted where betweene them the Conditions and Articles aforesayd were fully concluded and agréeed vpon on both sides in maner and fourme followyng c. FIrst the Lord of Montdragon shal yelde and geue ouer the townes of Middelborrow and Armew without spoylynge of any Forte or demynishinge any strengthe thereof presently And also al the Ordinance and munition of Warres with all such Ships Goodes and Marchandies as are therin Yea and he with al his Soldiers such as wyl not sweare vnto his excellency shal immediatly avoyd out of the Iland of Walcheren takeyng with them their wepons and Ensignes with bagge bagadge to them be longing simply and faithfully not medlyng with any other Goods or parcelles what soeuer to them not belongynge And who that shall transgresse the saide Ordynaunce carrynge away more then his owne shall stande to the punishment of the saide Prince ¶ Moreouer if that the Lorde Montdragon do not deliuer in safetie within the space of two Monethes into Hollande or Sealande or some other place vnder the iurisdic●ion of the said Prince these persons hereafter named That is to say Phillip of Mariner Esquier the Lord of Mownte S. Aidegonde the Captaine Iacob Simoissen a Captaine that was taken in the HAGHE whose surname is Citadelle the Liutenant of the Captain William of Angeren and one more whose surname is Pe in then shall remaine in prison three Captaynes three Liutennauntes three Ensigne bearers three Seriants of the Band three Corporals accordyng to the law of Armes vntyll such time as the Persons aforesayde be delyuered ¶ Likewise it shall be lawfull to departe oute of the sayde Towne all Victellers Gonners Commissioners Shippers Ian Coppes Iaques Pardeuille with their Seruants writings Letters Bagge and bagage what so euer it bee as also the Priestes and Monks and men of Religion onely with their habites yf they wyll ¶ And his Maiestie shall set such good order in the premisses that all those which departe oute of the Iland with their goodes as is before expressed shal be shipped ouer into the Coasts of Flaunders in good safetye promisinge the subscribed Commissioners and Deputyes by their faith and hon●●● to stablish and perfourme in ful and ample maner this aforesayde agréement of the Prince of Orange and the Lord Montdragon respectiuely for the more assurance wherof Pledges on both sides shal be deliuered ¶ These foresayd Articles being agréed and concluded in the Fortresse of Rammekens the xix day of February ANNO 1574. Beneath were written the one after the other Duttem Gillis de villain Anthoni de Gerardt Francoys de Bouchant Iunius de longe Arendt van Dorpe Charles de Boisot And a litle lower was written We VVilliam of Nassou on the one side I Christopher Montdragon Knight Lorde of Rembycourte of Lus Gussanuille on the other side haue seene and perused the aforenamed agreement and accorde which with our wyls and ful consent is concluded For the confirmation wherof we haue promised by these presents doo promise by our princely wordes and Honors to performe and accomplish and cause to be perfourmed and accomplyshed the whole consents of the same in al poynts and Articles without gaynsaying or suffer to be gaynsayde them or any parte of them In witnesse wherof we haue subscribed and Sealed to the same the foresayde .xix. day of February in the yeare aforesayde And beneath was subscribed Guillam de Nassou Christopher de Montdragon The coppy of the Proclamation set foorth by the Prince of Orrange WE William by the grace of God Prince of Orrang County of Nassou c. Gouernour of Holland Seelād Freeslād Vtreght vnderstandynge that the Burgemasters of the Towne of Middelborrow haue simply declared moste humbly haue caused to be shewed vnto vs in the name of them selues their Cittezins the Coronel Montdragon their extreame muertes hunger and calamities haue therfore of meere compassion earnestly mouinge vs to embrace Christian mercy aboue rigor and crueltye thought it good to declare vnto them by these presents these Articles followyng ¶ First the aforesayd Cittezns such as wyl sweare to vs on the behalfe of the Kings Maiestie shal be vnder our obeysāce in his Maiesties behalfe as other Cities and Townes and therby saue and retayne their bodies goods without reproche or rehearsall of any matters that ar past For the assurance wherof we shal cause a certaine nomber of our Burgises of the townes of Sieri●zee Vlissyng and Camphere to be placed in the same to keepe out our Souldiers Mariners Intendyng also by all meanes possible to suppresse quench the hatred of other townes conceiued against them ¶ And who so euer is not disposed to be sworne as afore is sayde we wyll chuse of them ten men which we shal keepe in the I le of Walcheren to the end they shall cause to be delyuered by what means so euer it be the Burgemaster with other Cittezins of Harlam in lyke nomber ¶ The other good Cittizins that are there present or heareafter shall come shall hencefoorth occupy their trade of Marchandies and vse and enioy their rightes Priuelidges within theyr limmits as they haue bin accustomed in times past we only retayning to our selues the power to make prouision for them of Camphere Vlissynge and Armew with other such lyke places for al such necessaryes as we shal se good and expedient ¶ Wee doo you to vnderstande also that notwithstandyng the proposition of thrée