Selected quad for the lemma: enemy_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
enemy_n	command_v	horse_n	troop_n	1,218	5	8.9105	5	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A86054	God appearing for the Parliament, in sundry late victories bestowed upon their forces, vvhich command and call for great praise and thanksgiving both from Parliament and people. Die Martis; 4. Martii, 1644. Ordered by the Commons House of Parliament, that Mr. Whitaker, Sir Thomas Widdrington, Mr. Rous, and Mr. Millington, do peruse all the letters that are come from Shrewsbury, Plimouth, Scarborough, Glocestershire, and Weymouth; and make a narrative out of them, of all Gods great and late mercies upon the Parliaments forces, to be printed, and read on the next day of publique thanksgiving. H: Elsynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.	England and Wales. Parliament. House of Commons.	1645 (1645)	Wing G906; Thomason E271_22; ESTC R212192	11,676	25

god_n appear_v for_o the_o parliament_n in_o sundry_a late_a victory_n bestow_v upon_o their_o force_n which_o command_n and_o call_v for_o great_a praise_n and_o thanksgiving_n both_o from_o parliament_n and_o people_n die_v martis_n 4._o martii_fw-la 1644._o order_v by_o the_o commons_o house_n of_o parliament_n that_o mr._n whitaker_n sir_n thomas_n widdrington_n mr._n rous_n and_o mr._n millington_n do_v peruse_v all_o the_o letter_n that_o be_v come_v from_o shrewsbury_n plymouth_n scarborough_n glocestershire_n and_o weymouth_n and_o make_v a_o narrative_a out_o of_o they_o of_o all_o god_n great_a and_o late_a mercy_n upon_o the_o parliament_n force_n to_o be_v print_v and_o read_v on_o the_o next_o day_n of_o public_a thanksgiving_n h_o elsing_n cler._n parl._n d._n com._n print_a at_o london_n for_o edward_n husband_n march_n 10._o 1644._o the_o preamble_n the_o arm_n of_o the_o lord_n daily_o bring_v mighty_a thing_n to_o pass_v but_o there_o be_v some_o thing_n which_o he_o bring_v to_o pass_v in_o such_o a_o manner_n that_o therein_o he_o make_v his_o arm_n bare_a and_o naked_a he_o show_v his_o power_n and_o mighty_a work_n with_o such_o evidence_n and_o demonstration_n that_o it_o strike_v and_o shine_v like_o lightning_n even_o into_o close_a eye_n and_o extort_v a_o acknowledgement_n that_o this_o be_v the_o power_n and_o the_o very_a arm_n of_o the_o lord_n thus_o be_v it_o when_o effect_n arise_v in_o a_o notable_a eminence_n far_o above_o natural_a cause_n or_o contrary_a to_o they_o when_o weakness_n perform_v the_o work_n of_o extraordinary_a strength_n and_o when_o notable_a strength_n even_o strength_n unto_o presumption_n be_v turn_v into_o extraordinary_a weakness_n when_o the_o bow_n of_o the_o mighty_a be_v break_v and_o they_o that_o stumble_v be_v gird_v with_o strength_n in_o this_o manner_n have_v the_o lord_n arm_v of_o late_o appear_v visible_o in_o sundry_a place_n but_o most_o eminent_o in_o the_o west_n where_o with_o his_o own_o right_a arm_n he_o have_v get_v himself_o the_o victory_n and_o bestow_v it_o upon_o we_o the_o town_n of_o weymouth_n and_o melcomb_n be_v near_o by_o situation_n and_o one_o of_o they_o be_v dead_a threaten_a death_n to_o the_o other_o yea_o the_o enemy_n speak_v like_o the_o egyptian_n of_o old_a as_o it_o appear_v in_o intercept_a letter_n i_o will_v pursue_v i_o will_v overtake_v i_o will_v divide_v the_o spoil_n my_o lust_n shall_v be_v satisfy_v upon_o they_o but_o thy_o right_a hand_n o_o lord_n be_v become_v glorious_a thy_o right_a hand_n have_v dash_v the_o enemy_n in_o piece_n the_o live_a town_n be_v keep_v alive_a and_o by_o it_o god_n wrought_v a_o resurrection_n in_o that_o which_o be_v dead_a but_o to_o proceed_v according_a to_o the_o order_n of_o time_n as_o first_o in_o that_o order_n among_o god_n late_o gracious_a dispensation_n of_o victory_n to_o the_o parliament_n force_n be_v present_v to_o our_o view_n and_o thankfulness_n touch_v scarborough_n a_o extract_v out_o of_o sir_n john_n meldrum_n letter_n write_v to_o the_o speaker_n of_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o date_v from_o scarborough_n 19_o february_n 1644._o it_o have_v please_v god_n to_o give_v we_o happy_a success_n in_o the_o take_n of_o the_o town_n and_o harbour_n of_o scarborough_n which_o otherwise_o may_v have_v prove_v a_o receptacle_n for_o stranger_n and_o a_o subject_n for_o the_o long_a continuance_n of_o this_o war_n beside_o the_o inconvenience_n to_o the_o city_n of_o london_n and_o other_o southern_a part_n by_o the_o interruption_n of_o the_o coal_n trade_n the_o service_n be_v do_v after_o this_o manner_n after_o that_o their_o three_o man_n of_o war_n which_o be_v appoint_v to_o scour_v along_o the_o sand_n be_v beat_v and_o sink_v and_o their_o ordinance_n make_v unserviceable_a a_o summons_n be_v send_v and_o a_o answer_v return_v present_a order_n be_v give_v for_o fall_v upon_o their_o work_n and_o the_o town_n which_o be_v do_v without_o any_o resistance_n until_o they_o draw_v their_o body_n within_o a_o strong_a work_n about_o the_o church_n which_o if_o they_o have_v maintain_v as_o they_o may_v have_v do_v they_o have_v puzzle_v we_o but_o upon_o view_n of_o the_o advance_n of_o our_o foot_n to_o cut_v their_o passage_n betwixt_o the_o castle_n and_o the_o church_n they_o all_o retire_v within_o the_o castle_n in_o great_a disorder_n there_o be_v a_o strife_n betwixt_o the_o officer_n and_o soldier_n who_o shall_v show_v most_o forwardness_n sir_n hugh_n cholmley_n do_v expect_v relief_n within_o four_o day_n two_o letter_n intercept_v which_o be_v write_v from_o sir_n hugh_n cholmley_n to_o two_o commander_n in_o the_o king_n army_n sir_n we_o be_v close_o block_v up_o into_o the_o castle_n and_o though_o no_o force_n can_v be_v send_v to_o our_o relief_n i_o admire_v i_o shall_v not_o be_v supply_v with_o those_o accommodation_n which_o essential_o conduce_v to_o the_o defence_n of_o this_o place_n i_o be_o bind_v in_o duty_n to_o let_v you_o know_v if_o we_o have_v not_o timely_o help_v the_o king_n will_v lose_v his_o interest_n there_o and_o yet_o i_o hope_v myself_o blameless_a if_o it_o may_v advantage_v his_o affair_n for_o i_o to_o fall_v into_o the_o hand_n of_o those_o which_o seek_v my_o blood_n i_o can_v willing_o submit_v to_o it_o but_o it_o will_v not_o be_v a_o precedent_n to_o draw_v other_o to_o serve_v his_o majesty_n with_o so_o little_a private_a end_n as_o i_o have_v do_v the_o god_n almighty_n direct_v and_o protect_v we_o all_o feb._n the._n 23._o your_o humble_a servant_n hu._n cholmley_n meldrum_n be_v the_o active_a man_n here_o and_o command_v in_o chief_a he_o have_v some_o six_o or_o seven_o hundred_o of_o the_o lord_n fairfax_n his_o foot_n and_o a_o regiment_n of_o scot_n sir_n we_o be_v now_o block_v up_o close_o into_o the_o castle_n divers_a of_o our_o soldier_n run_v away_o unto_o the_o enemy_n and_o it_o be_v to_o be_v fear_v that_o the_o ill_a accommodation_n will_v daily_o decrease_v our_o number_n you_o know_v the_o consequence_n and_o believe_v i_o it_o require_v speedy_a supply_n for_o reason_n i_o can_v express_v i_o pray_v signify_v where_o or_o from_o whence_o i_o may_v hope_v for_o relief_n and_o whether_o any_o expectance_n of_o force_n from_o the_o queen_n or_o ireland_n or_o probability_n of_o a_o good_a issue_n from_o the_o treaty_n of_o which_o particular_n i_o desire_v to_o be_v satisfy_v that_o i_o may_v not_o be_v total_o in_o ignorance_n not_o that_o the_o fail_v of_o any_o or_o all_o these_o shall_v make_v i_o quit_v this_o trust_n otherwise_o then_o become_v a_o gentleman_n and_o good_a subject_n your_o colonel_n wharton_n salute_v you_o and_o i_o be_o your_o humble_a servant_n scarbo_n castle_n feb._n 24._o hu._n cholmley_n here_o be_v ten_o colour_n of_o scot_n i_o imagine_v though_o not_o above_o eight_o hundred_o man_n of_o they_o but_o sir_n john_n meldrum_n have_v six_o or_o seven_o hundred_o more_o of_o the_o lord_n fairfax_v foot_n and_o command_v in_o chief_a touch_v plymouth_n a_o extract_v out_o of_o a_o letter_n write_v from_o captain_n pierce_n to_o sir_n io._n young_a a_o member_n of_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o 21._o feb._n 1644._o on_o the_o eighteen_o of_o february_n last_o the_o enemy_n have_v the_o night_n before_o make_v a_o work_n upon_o the_o old_a work_n at_o mont-stamford_n with_o a_o very_a large_a line_n both_o side_n from_o the_o work_n the_o seaman_n in_o the_o morning_n fall_v on_o they_o and_o take_v one_o half_a moon_n which_o be_v make_v at_o the_o south_n end_n of_o the_o line_n but_o the_o enemy_n horse_n come_v upon_o they_o force_v they_o to_o retreat_n but_o with_o no_o loss_n on_o our_o side_n bless_a be_v god_n upon_o which_o we_o be_v all_o command_v to_o arm_n several_a company_n be_v draw_v out_o to_o go_v over_o and_o two_o troop_n of_o horse_n one_o be_v still_o quarter_v on_o that_o side_n to_o join_v with_o some_o seaman_n take_v on_o shore_n for_o that_o purpose_n all_o i_o think_v consist_v of_o about_o five_o hundred_o and_o all_o the_o rest_n of_o the_o garrison_n be_v command_v to_o march_v out_o to_o face_v the_o enemy_n on_o the_o north-side_n and_o be_v draw_v without_o our_o line_n within_o musket-shot_a of_o their_o work_n under_o the_o hill_n the_o hill_n befriend_v we_o that_o they_o can_v not_o play_v much_o on_o we_o all_o we_o do_v be_v only_o send_v out_o small_a party_n to_o shoot_v as_o if_o we_o intend_v to_o fall_v on_o that_o so_o they_o may_v draw_v off_o some_o of_o their_o force_n from_o the_o other_o side_n of_o the_o water_n where_o our_o purpose_n be_v to_o fall_v on_o and_o it_o seem_v they_o do_v draw_v off_o some_o horse_n and_o about_o two_o of_o the_o clock_n in_o the_o afternoon_n our_o man_n fall_v upon_o mont-stamford_n where_o