Selected quad for the lemma: england_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
england_n	act_n	lord_n	parliament_n	4,338	5	6.4183	4	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A32345	A letter from the chancellour of Mary-land to Col. Henry Meese, merchant in London concerning the late troublesin Mary-land.	Calvert, Philip, 1626-1682.; Meese, Henry.	1682 (1682)	Wing C320; ESTC R18436	1,879	2

a_o letter_n from_o the_o chancellor_n of_o mary-land_n to_o col._n henry_n meese_n merchant_n in_o london_n concern_v the_o late_a trouble_n in_o mary-land_n colonel_n meese_n yoake_o be_v now_o ready_a to_o sail_n i_o think_v it_o fit_a to_o acknowledge_v the_o receipt_n of_o your_o letter_n this_o year_n i_o have_v only_o that_o before_o i_o which_o you_o write_v by_o mr._n ambrose_n sanderson_n and_o shall_v for_o your_o sake_n his_o function_n and_o his_o own_o serve_v he_o in_o any_o thing_n i_o may_v the_o rest_n of_o your_o letter_n i_o have_v leave_v at_o home_n so_o must_v defer_v my_o answer_n till_o the_o next_o ship_n i_o find_v by_o the_o master_n of_o the_o ship_n that_o the_o imprisonment_n of_o capt._n josias_n fendal_n and_o capt._n john_n coode_n have_v make_v so_o great_a a_o noise_n at_o london_n and_o therefore_o i_o think_v it_o necessary_a to_o give_v you_o a_o account_n of_o it_o as_o have_v be_v former_o a_o inhabitant_n of_o mary-land_n and_o a_o eye-witness_n of_o the_o carriage_n of_o capt._n fendal_n in_o the_o year_n 1659._o and_o 1660._o when_o he_o perfidious_o break_v his_o oath_n and_o trust_n be_v governor_n of_o this_o province_n cancel_v his_o commission_n from_o the_o then_o lord_n proprietor_n and_o take_v a_o new_a one_o from_o the_o assembly_n for_o that_o offence_n he_o be_v only_o fine_v and_o declare_v uncapable_a of_o ever_o bear_v any_o office_n in_o this_o province_n as_o you_o may_v remember_v and_o that_o have_v gall_v he_o ever_o since_o and_o to_o get_v into_o office_n he_o now_o set_v all_o his_o wit_n to_o work_v incite_v the_o people_n in_o charles_n county_n to_o mutiny_n and_o sedition_n and_o tamper_n with_o some_o of_o the_o justice_n of_o peace_n in_o st._n mary_n county_n first_o tell_v the_o people_n they_o be_v fool_n to_o pay_v any_o tax_n though_o lay_v by_o act_n of_o assembly_n that_o there_o be_v war_n in_o england_n between_o the_o king_n and_o the_o parliament_n and_o that_o now_o nothing_o be_v treason_n a_o man_n may_v say_v any_o thing_n and_o then_o to_o the_o justice_n hint_v how_o easy_a a_o matter_n it_o be_v to_o overturn_v the_o government_n here_o by_o seize_v the_o lord_n proprietor_n the_o chancellor_n secretary_z and_o colonel_n darnal_a all_o the_o rest_n as_o he_o say_v signify_v nothing_o the_o justice_n of_o peace_n tell_v he_o he_o have_v no_o commission_n and_o that_o it_o will_v be_v downright_a rebellion_n he_o go_v from_o he_o and_o reveal_v this_o discourse_n to_o another_o justice_n who_o discover_v this_o whole_a matter_n to_o my_o lord_n short_o after_o this_o capt._n john_n coode_n fall_v upon_o a_o time_n at_o a_o feast_n into_o discourse_n with_o a_o papist_n who_o be_v sue_v a_o friend_n of_o he_o for_o a_o piece_n of_o land_n and_o say_v that_o he_o need_v not_o trouble_v himself_o for_o a_o piece_n of_o land_n for_o that_o no_o papist_n in_o mary-land_n shall_v be_v owner_n of_o any_o land_n at_o all_o in_o this_o province_n within_o three_o month_n for_o that_o he_o have_v ten_o thousand_o man_n at_o his_o command_n and_o he_o can_v make_v it_o high-water_n or_o low-water_n when_o he_o please_v after_o this_o coode_n be_v observe_v to_o make_v visit_n to_o fendal_n which_o he_o never_o use_v to_o do_v before_o and_o they_o both_o go_v over_o into_o virginia_n and_o within_o few_o day_n after_o their_o return_n from_o thence_o a_o bo●●_n design_v for_o carolina_n from_o mary-land_n be_v force_v in_o by_o bad_a weather_n to_o a_o house_n in_o virginia_n where_o the_o owner_n of_o the_o boat_n hear_v that_o fendal_n and_o coode_n have_v be_v thereabouts_o and_o that_o the_o whole_a discourse_n there_o be_v that_o fendal_n intend_v to_o raise_v mutiny_n in_o mary-land_n and_o that_o he_o and_o coode_n will_v carry_v their_o family_n into_o virginia_n this_o be_v swear_v to_o and_o at_o that_o very_a instant_a information_n be_v give_v that_o one_o of_o capt._n coode_n servant_n report_v that_o his_o master_n intend_v to_o remove_v his_o family_n on_o the_o thursday_n follow_v into_o virginia_n make_v my_o lord_n think_v it_o high_a time_n to_o look_v to_o the_o security_n and_o peace_n of_o the_o province_n and_o therefore_o send_v colonel_n darnal_a with_o about_o ten_o man_n to_o bring_v coode_n and_o fendal_n before_o he_o and_o the_o council_n colonel_n darnal_n come_v to_o coode_n when_o it_o be_v light_a and_o the_o servant_n use_v to_o go_v to_o work_v open_v the_o door_n at_o which_o colonel_n darnal_n enter_v alone_o leave_v his_o man_n without_o and_o come_v into_o mr._n coode_n chamber_n tell_v he_o he_o be_v his_o prisoner_n coode_n at_o first_o lay_v his_o hand_n upon_o his_o sword_n but_o at_o last_o yield_v after_o which_o col._n darnal_n go_v over_o the_o river_n and_o take_v capt._n fendal_n also_o and_o bring_v they_o before_o my_o lord_n and_o council_n and_o the_o next_o day_n after_o mrs._n coode_n do_v hector_n my_o lord_n at_o a_o rate_n i_o never_o hear_v from_o a_o woman_n before_o by_o which_o you_o may_v conclude_v she_o be_v not_o run_v mad_a with_o the_o fright_n of_o her_o husband_n be_v pull_v out_o of_o his_o bed_n as_o we_o be_v tell_v her_o son_n slye_n false_o report_v at_o london_n three_o or_o four_o day_n after_o i_o see_v she_o at_o st._n mary_n and_o then_o i_o do_v suspect_v she_o will_v not_o continue_v long_o in_o her_o wit_n know_v she_o have_v be_v mad_a a_o while_n upon_o the_o death_n of_o her_o elder_a son_n about_o the_o year_n 1659._o and_o have_v hear_v she_o sometime_o fall_v into_o the_o like_a fit_n since_o after_o this_o my_o lord_n take_v bail_v for_o coode_n within_o five_o day_n but_o fendal_n be_v keep_v till_o my_o lord_n have_v secure_v lieutenant_n george_n godfrey_n who_o lay_v a_o plot_n to_o unhorse_v his_o captain_n and_o carry_v the_o troop_n to_o the_o rescue_n of_o fendal_n instead_o of_o search_v for_o the_o indian_n that_o have_v murder_v some_o of_o our_o planter_n and_o be_v daily_o expect_v to_o fall_v into_o charles_n county_n in_o great_a number_n as_o they_o afterward_o do_v in_o less_o than_o three_o week_n my_o lord_n intend_v to_o send_v over_o their_o trial_n that_o the_o world_n may_v see_v with_o how_o much_o favour_n the_o court_n proceed_v and_o to_o stop_v the_o mouth_n of_o calumny_n so_o that_o i_o shall_v not_o trouble_v you_o now_o any_o further_a but_o ere_o i_o make_v a_o end_n must_v present_v my_o own_o and_o my_o wife_n service_n to_o your_o second-self_n as_o you_o style_v she_o and_o so_o subscribe_v myself_o sir_n from_o patuxent_n riverside_n this_o 29_o december_n 1681._o your_o humble_a servant_n philip_n calvert_n london_n print_v for_o a._n banks_n 1682._o