Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
friend_n	army_n	king_n	send_v	1,066	5	5.3865	4	true

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A91303	The treachery and disloyalty of papists to their soveraignes, in doctrine and practise. Together with an exact parallel of the jurisdiction, power, and priviledges claimed and exercised by our popish Parliaments, prelates, Lords and Commons in former times, with those now claimed and practised by the present Parliament, Lords and Commons, which are here manifested to be farre more loyall, dutifull, moderate; more consistent with, lesse invasive on, and destructive to the Kings pretended soveraigne power and prerogative, then those of popish parliaments, and subjects. Wherein likewise the traiterous, antimonarchicall doctrines, practises and attempts of papists upon their soveraignes prerogatives, crownes, persons, with the dangerous consequences, effects, and designes, of their present illegall arming, and accesse to the Kings Army, and person by meanes of evill counsellours, are briefely discovered; ... It is ordered by the Committee for Printing that this treatise be forthwith printed and published, by Michael Sparke, senior. Januar. 13. 1642. John White.; Soveraigne power of parliaments and kingdomes. Part 1	Prynne, William, 1600-1669.; England and Wales. Parliament.	1643 (1643)	Wing P4108; Thomason E248_1; ESTC R203188	101,087	43

to_o deliver_v piers_n into_o their_o hand_n or_o drive_v he_o from_o his_o company_n out_o of_o england_n as_o be_v persuade_v â—hile_o that_o king-â—ane_a breathe_v peace_n can_v never_o be_v maintain_v in_o the_o realm_n nor_o the_o king_n abound_v in_o treasure_n nor_o the_o queen_n enjoy_v his_o love_n but_o the_o wilful_a king_n prefer_v the_o dearness_n of_o one_o stranger_n before_o the_o love_n of_o the_o â—hole_a realm_n will_v noâ—_n condescend_v whereupon_o the_o lord_n thus_o contemn_v and_o delude_v present_o raise_v â—n_v army_n and_o march_v with_o all_o speed_n towards_o newcastle_n not_o to_o offer_v injury_n or_o molestation_n to_o the_o king_n writes_z walsingham_n the_o case_n and_o purpose_n of_o the_o present_a parliament_n army_n but_o that_o they_o may_v apprehend_v piers_n himâ—elfe_n and_o judge_v him_z according_a to_o the_o law_n enact_v which_o when_o the_o king_n hear_v he_o flee_v together_o with_o piers_n like_o a_o proscribe_v and_o banish_a man_n to_o tynemouth_n and_o from_o thence_o to_o scarborough_n castle_n where_o piers_n be_v force_v to_o yield_v himself_o upon_o condition_n to_o speak_v but_o once_o more_o with_o the_o king_n and_o then_o carry_v to_o warwick_n castle_n where_o he_o have_v his_o head_n strike_v off_o at_o the_o command_n and_o in_o the_o presence_n of_o the_o earl_n of_o lanâ—aster_n warwick_n and_o hereford_n as_o one_o who_o have_v be_v a_o subverter_n of_o the_o law_n and_o a_o open_a traitor_n to_o the_o kingdom_n and_o that_o without_o any_o judicial_a proceed_n or_o trial_n of_o his_o peer_n though_o a_o earl_n and_o so_o dear_a a_o favourite_n of_o the_o king_n which_o breed_v a_o last_a haâ—red_n between_o the_o king_n and_o his_o noble_n who_o be_v afterward_o charge_v by_o the_o king_n in_o parliament_n with_o their_o contempt_n against_o he_o in_o the_o spoil_v commit_v by_o they_o at_o newcastle_n and_o wicked_o kill_v piers_n they_o stout_o answer_v that_o they_o have_v not_o offend_v in_o any_o point_n but_o deserve_v his_o royal_a favour_n â—or_a that_o they_o have_v not_o gather_v force_n against_o he_o but_o against_o the_o public_a enemy_n of_o the_o realm_n and_o then_o obtain_v a_o act_n â—f_a pardon_n that_o no_o man_n shall_v be_v question_v for_o gavestons_n return_n or_o death_n print_v in_o old_a 57_o old_a title_n magnâ—_n charta_fw-la part_v 2._o f._n 50_o to_o 57_o magna_fw-la charta_fw-la not_o long_o â—fter_o this_o unfortunate_a king_n dote_v upon_o the_o two_o life_n two_o walâ—ing_v hist_o p._n 90._o to_o â—10_n ypodig_v neust_fw-fr p._n 105._o to_o 111_o speed_n hist_n p._n 674._o to_o 683._o see_v fabiâ—n_n holm_n graf_n thoâ—â—â—de_v â—â—_o more_o higdâ—â—_n caxton_n in_o his_o life_n spencer_n as_o much_o as_o ever_o he_o do_v on_o gaveston_n to_o who_o they_o succee_v not_o only_a in_o pride_n rapine_n oppression_n and_o intolerable_a insolence_n but_o even_o in_o height_n of_o familiarity_n and_o power_n with_o the_o king_n so_o as_o they_o rule_v and_o lead_v the_o king_n as_o they_o please_v in_o so_o much_o that_o no_o earl_n baron_n or_o bishop_n be_v able_a to_o dispatch_v any_o thing_n in_o court_n without_o their_o advice_n and_o favour_n which_o make_v they_o general_o envy_v of_o all_o because_o they_o domineer_v over_o all_o the_o lord_n and_o baron_n hereupon_o confederate_v together_o to_o live_v and_o die_v for_o justice_n and_o to_o their_o power_n to_o destroy_v the_o traitor_n of_o the_o realm_n especial_o the_o two_o spencer_n and_o meet_v together_o with_o â—heir_a force_n at_o sbirborne_n thomas_n of_o lancaster_n be_v their_o captain_n they_o take_v a_o oath_n to_o prosecure_v their_o design_n to_o â—he_n division_n of_o soul_n &_o body_n then_o they_o spoil_v these_o spencer_n &_o their_o friend_n good_n take_v their_o castle_n by_o violence_n waste_v their_o manor_n through_o malice_n slay_v their_o servant_n utter_o omit_v the_o usual_a way_n of_o law_n &_o equity_n &_o follow_v the_o impetuousnes_n of_o their_o mind_n they_o march_v on_o to_o s._n alban_n with_o ensign_n display_v &_o send_v solemn_a messenger_n to_o the_o king_n then_o at_o london_n command_v he_o not_o only_a to_o rid_v his_o court_n but_o kingdom_n too_o of_o the_o traitor_n of_o â—he_n realm_n the_o spencer_n condemn_v in_o many_o article_n which_o they_o have_v frame_v against_o they_o by_o the_o commonalty_n of_o the_o realm_n if_o he_o love_v the_o peace_n of_o the_o kingdom_n and_o they_o further_o require_v the_o king_n to_o grant_v letter_n patent_n of_o indemnity_n to_o themselves_o and_o all_o such_o as_o have_v bear_v arm_n in_o their_o company_n that_o they_o shall_v not_o be_v punish_v by_o the_o king_n or_o any_o other_o for_o their_o for_o epast_n or_o present_a transgression_n the_o king_n deny_v both_o these_o demand_n at_o first_o as_o unjust_a and_o illegal_a swear_v that_o he_o will_v not_o violate_v his_o coronation_n oath_n in_o grant_v such_o a_o pardon_n to_o contempiuâ—us_a delinquent_n whereupon_o run_v to_o their_o arm_n they_o march_v up_o to_o london_n enter_v the_o city_n and_o to_o avoid_v dangeâ—_n the_o king_n through_o the_o queen_n and_o other_o mediation_n condescend_v to_o their_o desire_n pass_v a_o act_n for_o thâ—_n spensers_n banishment_n and_o the_o baron_n indemnity_n which_o you_o may_v read_v in_o ancient_a 50._o part_n 2._o â—_o 50._o magna_fw-la chartaes_n upoâ—_n this_o the_o baron_n depart_v neither_o merry_a nor_o secure_a despair_v of_o the_o king_n benevolence_n which_o make_v they_o go_v always_o arm_v and_o to_o retire_v to_o safe_a place_n the_o king_n soon_o after_o recall_v the_o spenser_n reverse_v the_o sentence_n against_o they_o as_o erroneous_a gather_v a_o army_n encounter_n and_o defeat_v the_o baron_n and_o put_v many_o of_o they_o to_o deatâ—_n by_o these_o spencer_n procurement_n who_o not_o content_a with_o their_o blood_n procure_v also_o the_o confiscation_n of_o their_o good_n aâ—â—â—nheritances_n whereupon_o get_v into_o great_a favour_n and_o power_n then_o before_o puff_v up_o with_o their_o good_a success_n and_o new_a honour_n they_o discontent_a not_o only_o the_o noble_n but_o queen_n too_o who_o go_v over_o into_o franâ—_n with_o her_o son_n the_o prince_n who_o life_n these_o favourite_n attempt_v she_o raise_v a_o army_n beyond_o the_o sea_n and_o return_v with_o it_o into_o england_n most_o of_o the_o lord_n and_o commons_o resort_v to_o she_o and_o fall_v off_o from_o the_o king_n who_o be_v destitute_a of_o friend_n and_o mean_n demand_v assistance_n of_o the_o cirie_n of_o london_n who_o answer_n be_v that_o they_o will_v honour_v with_o all_o duty_n the_o king_n the_o queen_n and_o prince_n but_o will_v shut_v their_o gate_n against_o foreineâ—_n and_o traitor_n to_o the_o realm_n and_o with_o all_o their_o power_n withstand_v they_o and_o under_o the_o name_n of_o john_n of_o eltham_n thâ—_n king_n second_o son_n who_o they_o proclaim_v custos_fw-la of_o the_o city_n and_o of_o the_o land_n they_o get_v the_o tower_n â—â—_o london_n into_o their_o possession_n place_v and_o displace_v the_o garrison_n and_o officer_n therein_o as_o they_o please_v thâ—_n king_n hereupon_o after_o he_o have_v command_v all_o man_n to_o destroy_v and_o kill_v the_o queen_n partaker_n none_o except_v but_o herself_o â—â—er_z son_n and_o the_o earl_n of_o kent_n and_o that_o none_o upon_o pain_n of_o death_n and_o loss_n of_o all_o that_o they_o may_v lose_v shall_v aid_v â—â—_o assist_v they_o and_o that_o he_o shall_v have_v a_o 1000_o l._n who_o do_v bring_v the_o lord_n mortimer_n head_n fly_v to_o bristol_n in_o the_o castle_n whereof_o the_o elder_a spenser_n be_v take_v by_o the_o queen_n force_n and_o without_o any_o formal_a trial_n cruel_o cut_v â—â—_o alive_a and_o quarter_v be_v first_o at_o the_o clamour_n of_o the_o people_n draw_v and_o hang_v in_o his_o proper_a armour_n upon_o the_o common_a gallow_n without_o the_o city_n after_o which_o the_o king_n forsake_v of_o all_o his_o subject_n fly_v into_o wales_n for_o shelter_n wherâ—_n he_o be_v take_v prisoner_n and_o then_o by_o his_o lord_n and_o parliament_n force_v to_o resign_v his_o crown_n to_o his_o son_n confess_v that_o for_o his_o many_o sin_n he_o be_v fall_v into_o this_o calamity_n and_o therefore_o have_v the_o less_o cause_n to_o take_v it_o grievous_o that_o â—â—_o much_o sorrow_v for_o this_o that_o the_o people_n of_o the_o kingdom_n be_v so_o exasperate_v against_o he_o that_o they_o shall_v utter_o abhâ—â—_n his_o any_o long_o rule_v and_o sovereignty_n and_o therefore_o be_v beseech_v all_o there_o present_a to_o forgive_v and_o spare_v he_o be_v so_o afflicteâ—_n soon_o after_o he_o be_v murder_v in_o barkly_n castle_n and_o so_o the_o sickness_n and_o wound_n which_o the_o commonwealth_n sustaineâ—_n by_o his_o ill_a reign_n upon_o the_o châ—â—ge_n of_o her_o physician_n recover_v not_o only_a health_n and_o strength_n

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