Selected quad for the lemma: church_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
church_n	hear_v	let_v	publican_n	3,418	5	11.3775	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A40040	The history of the wicked plots and conspiracies of our pretended saints representing the beginning, constitution, and designs of the Jesuite : with the conspiracies, rebellions, schisms, hypocrisie, perjury, sacriledge, seditions, and vilefying humour of some Presbyterians, proved by a series of authentick examples, as they have been acted in Great Brittain, from the beginning of that faction to this time / by Henry Foulis ...	Foulis, Henry, ca. 1635-1669.	1662 (1662)	Wing F1642; ESTC R4811	275,767	264

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government_n and_o tranquillity_n of_o england_n pag._n 15._o chap._n v._n the_o original_a of_o the_o commons_o in_o parliament_n that_o the_o clergy_n be_v one_o of_o the_o three_o estate_n and_o the_o king_n supreme_a above_o all_o pag._n 30._o chap._n vi_o the_o privilege_n of_o parliament_n and_o that_o in_o some_o case_n they_o be_v null_a and_o void_a pag._n 38._o chap._n vii_o the_o beginning_n of_o the_o presbyterian_o with_o the_o wicked_a principle_n of_o the_o ringleader_n of_o that_o factious_a sect._n pag._n 42._o chap._n viii_o the_o rebellious_a action_n of_o the_o presbyterian_o in_o scotland_n till_o the_o death_n of_o king_n james_n pag._n 45._o chap._n ix_o the_o illegal_a malepert_a and_o impious_a plot_n and_o design_n of_o our_o schismatical_a presbyterian_o in_o england_n in_o the_o reign_v of_o q._n elizabeth_n king_n james_z and_o k._n charles_n till_o the_o beginning_n of_o the_o wicked_a long_a parliament_n pag._n 59_o book_n ii_o chap._n i._n the_o mischievous_a and_o impudent_a contrivance_n and_o innovation_n of_o the_o wicked_a long_a parliament_n 1._o their_o false_a slander_n throw_v upon_o the_o court_n and_o church_n 2._o their_o affection_n to_o and_o side_v with_o the_o chief_a of_o the_o schismatical_a incendiary_n 3._o the_o impudence_n and_o seditiousnesse_n of_o the_o lecturer_n thrust_v among_o the_o simple_a people_n by_o the_o power_n and_o cunning_n of_o the_o parliament_n 4._o their_o design_n to_o alter_v the_o frame_n of_o the_o civil_a government_n 5._o their_o plot_n to_o overthrow_v episcopacy_n divine_a service_n and_o the_o orthodox_n clergy_n 6._o their_o stir_v up_o the_o people_n to_o tumult_n whereby_o they_o fright_v the_o king_n and_o queen_n from_o london_n 7._o the_o small_a esteem_n which_o the_o commons_o have_v of_o the_o king_n and_o nobility_n whereby_o it_o be_v plain_a that_o it_o be_v not_o the_o king_n but_o the_o parliament_n which_o occasion_v and_o begin_v the_o war_n pag._n 73._o chap._n ii_o the_o abominable_a hypocrisy_n and_o juggle_n of_o the_o parliament_n and_o army_n till_o the_o horrid_a murder_n of_o his_o majesty_n pag._n 106._o chap._n iii_o the_o inconstancy_n villainy_n and_o monstrous_a tyranny_n of_o the_o wicked_a army_n till_o the_o happy_a restauration_n of_o the_o king_n pag._n 119._o chap._n iu._n the_o grand_a perjury_n of_o the_o parliament_n and_o army_n pag._n 130._o chap._n v._n the_o wicked_a sacrilege_n of_o the_o parliament_n and_o army_n pag._n 133._o chap._n vi_o that_o some_o through_o ignorance_n and_o acredulous_a disposition_n prompt_v they_o to_o embrace_v their_o specious_a pretence_n may_v be_v charm_v to_o side_n with_o the_o parliament_n though_o real_o design_v no_o damage_n either_o to_o the_o king_n person_n or_o authority_n pag._n 141._o book_n iii_o  _fw-fr that_o the_o presbyterian_o be_v not_o willing_o and_o active_o instrumental_a for_o the_o uncapitulate_v restauration_n of_o his_o majesty_n pag._n 149_o chap._n ii_o the_o wickedness_n of_o our_o presbyterian_o in_o throw_v aspersion_n upon_o his_o majesty_n and_o instigate_a the_o people_n to_o rebellion_n by_o assure_v they_o in_o the_o lawfulness_n of_o subject_n fight_v against_o their_o king_n pag._n 171._o chap._n iii_o the_o small_a or_o rather_o no_o authority_n that_o the_o presbyterian_o allow_v the_o king_n to_o have_v over_o they_o pag._n 197._o chap._n iu._n that_o the_o presbyterian_o be_v but_o conditional_a subject_n no_o long_o obedient_a to_o their_o king_n or_o acknowledge_v he_o than_o he_o serve_v their_o turn_n and_o be_v subservient_fw-fr to_o their_o fancy_n pag._n 207._o chap._n v._o i._n the_o wicked_a reproach_n the_o presbyterian_o cast_v upon_o the_o present_a episcopal_a church_n 2._o what_o small_a reason_n they_o have_v to_o desire_v toleration_n from_o the_o king_n and_o episcopal_a party_n since_o they_o deny_v the_o same_o to_o they_o with_o their_o scandal_n upon_o the_o church_n as_o popish_a

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