Selected quad for the lemma: enemy_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
enemy_n	foot_n	horse_n	rout_v	1,672	5	12.3956	5	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A49673	A Fight in Ireland between the Lord Lievt. Cromwels forces and the Lord Inchequeens army neer Washford, the number killed and taken prisoners, Col. Trevor wounded and the Lord Inchequeens colours taken, General Oneal dead and the Lord Lievt. drawing away his forces from besieging Duncanon : also the taking of Capt. Plunkets ship with 36 pieces of ordnance with four other ships of a great value, and the manner of Capt. Plunckets escape for his life in a long-boat.		1649 (1649)	Wing L53A; ESTC R30487	1,623	10

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unto_o washford_n under_o the_o command_n of_o major_n nelson_n the_o enemy_n have_v intelligence_n thereof_o send_v out_o a_o party_n of_o about_o fifteen_o hundred_o horse_n and_o two_o regiment_n of_o foot_n of_o inchequin_n man_n under_o the_o command_n of_o sir_n thomas_n armstrong_n but_o it_o please_v god_n miraculous_o to_o deliver_v out_o party_n out_o of_o the_o hand_n of_o the_o enemy_n who_o have_v a_o sharp_a encounter_n with_o they_o and_o after_o a_o while_n put_v they_o to_o the_o worst_a and_o have_v the_o pursuit_n of_o they_o above_o a_o mile_n in_o this_o fight_n on_o the_o enemy_n party_n be_v wound_v collovel_n trevor_n and_o his_o brother_n be_v slay_v and_o about_o twenty_o more_o on_o the_o place_n we_o take_v about_o thirty_o prisoner_n among_o which_o be_v inchequeens_n cornet_n we_o also_o take_v his_o colour_n not_o one_o officer_n be_v lose_v on_o our_o side_n only_o a_o captain_n of_o horse_n be_v shoot_v in_o the_o leg_n and_o about_o six_o private_a soldier_n slay_v this_o morning_n we_o hear_v that_o owen_n roe_n oneal_n be_v dead_a the_o english_a soldier_n come_v in_o daily_a from_o the_o enemy_n the_o death_n of_o general_n oneal_n be_v very_o much_o lament_v among_o his_o party_n and_o it_o be_v probable_a that_o this_o business_n will_v in_o a_o short_a time_n cause_n a_o great_a faction_n to_o arise_v among_o the_o irish_a which_o be_v all_o at_o present_a from_o your_o assure_a friend_n r.l._n dublin_n novemb_n 14._o 1649._o another_o letter_n from_o ireland_n sir_n i_o thank_v you_o for_o your_o letter_n and_o be_o hearty_o glad_a to_o hear_v of_o the_o present_a recrvit_n for_o ireland_n for_o news_n here_o take_v it_o brief_o thus_o the_o kord_n lieutenant_n of_o ireland_n do_v send_v five_o hundred_o foot_n and_o three_o hundred_o horse_n to_o go_v to_o wexford_n and_o the_o lord_n inchiquin_n hear_v of_o they_o send_v fir_n thomas_n armstrong_n with_o eight_o hundred_o horse_n and_o two_o thousand_o foot_n to_o fall_v upon_o they_o say_v they_o shall_v not_o need_v to_o fight_v much_o with_o they_o for_o they_o shall_v find_v they_o lie_v dead_a under_o every_o hedge_n but_o it_o please_v god_n miraculous_o to_o deliver_v these_o poor_a man_n for_o the_o enemy_n ●alling_v on_o it_o please_v god_n to_o strengthen_v these_o poor_a distress_a creature_n that_o they_o rout_v the_o enemy_n kill_v about_o 30_o and_o take_v near_o 60_o with_o very_o little_a loss_n on_o our_o fide_fw-la thus_o you_o see_v the_o great_a mercy_n of_o god_n to_o we_o and_o i_o doubt_v not_o but_o in_o a_o short_a time_n the_o lord_n will_v finish_v his_o great_a work_n in_o that_o nation_n so_o i_o rest_v your_o affectionate_a friend_n i._o m._n a_o letter_n from_o chester_n sir_n colonel_n pride_n be_v here_o and_o have_v three_o party_n of_o foot_n come_v hither_o to_o be_v transport_v for_o ireland_n and_o i_o believe_v they_o will_v be_v about_o a_o thousand_o man_n and_o then_o these_o with_o three_o company_n of_o colonel_n moor_n and_o three_o company_n of_o colonel_n fenwick_n will_v make_v a_o considerable_a body_n captain_n clarke_n captain_n of_o the_o swan_n frigate_n that_o go_v convoy_n for_o derry_n be_v come_v back_n and_o put_v into_o heland_n and_o write_v i_o thence_o some_o relation_n he_o have_v hear_v from_o scotland_o that_o eight_o great_a ship_n shall_v be_v arrive_v there_o and_o that_o colonel_n king_n colonel_n johnson_n other_o be_v land_v and_o sixty_o sail_n of_o ship_n with_o soldier_n of_o all_o which_o i_o believe_v little_a or_o no_o part_n of_o it_o for_o i_o have_v a_o nephew_n that_o go_v over_o with_o captain_n clark_n to_o london-derry_n who_o send_v i_o a_o letter_n wherein_o he_o write_v not_o one_o word_n of_o it_o this_o be_v all_o i_o will_v trouble_v you_o at_o present_a november_n 24_o 1649._o another_o letter_n from_o ireland_n sir_n since_o my_o last_o i_o receive_v letter_n confirm_v for_o certain_a cork_n and_o youghall_v have_v declare_v for_o the_o 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