Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	duke_n	king_n	york_n	1,396	5	9.6726	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A61340	The state of Ireland, with a vindication of the Act of Settlement and commissioners proceedings, &c. also, reflections on the late Coventry-letter writ by an eminent councellor of that kingdom, wherein the said author endeavours to prove, that it was not for murther, nor rebellion, but religion that the Irish estates were sequestred by the forementioned act / by a person of honour.	Person of honour.	1688 (1688)	Wing S5301; ESTC R22558	20,095	100

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of_o miles_n corbett_n and_o other_o the_o regicide_n now_o in_o his_o majesty_n possession_n by_o virtue_n of_o the_o act_n of_o settlement_n be_v set_v out_o to_o those_o regicide_n for_o no_o other_o service_n but_o the_o sentence_n of_o death_n they_o give_v against_o king_n charles_n the_o first_o which_o be_v a_o most_o gross_a falsehood_n for_o these_o person_n have_v these_o land_n his_o majesty_n now_o enjoy_v for_o adventurer_n arrear_n provision_n and_o other_o consideration_n common_a with_o they_o and_o other_o and_o not_o as_o a_o reward_n for_o murder_v the_o king_n pag._n 19_o by_o the_o insurrection_n four_o hundred_o englishmen_n can_v not_o be_v find_v murder_v in_o ireland_n as_o appear_v by_o the_o proceed_n yet_o extant_a in_o dublin_n it_o be_v certain_a for_o all_o this_o affirmation_n that_o there_o be_v examination_n take_v by_o virtue_n of_o the_o king_n commission_n under_o the_o great_a seal_n at_o dublin_n which_o prove_v the_o murder_n of_o many_o thousand_o of_o the_o british_a in_o ireland_n at_o the_o first_o insurrection_n or_o rebellion_n which_o you_o please_v pag._n 19_o the_o peace_n in_o 1648_o be_v no_o soon_o publish_v than_o all_o the_o garrison_n city_n and_o magazine_n of_o the_o irish_a be_v put_v under_o the_o command_n of_o the_o king_n lieutenant_n this_o be_v not_o so_o the_o confederate_n by_o the_o article_n reserve_v they_o in_o their_o own_o power_n and_o possession_n the_o story_n be_v too_o well_o know_v how_o his_o grace_n the_o duke_n of_o ormond_n a_o person_n of_o eminent_a loyalty_n be_v most_o false_o abuse_v in_o this_o libel_n than_o the_o king_n lieutenant_n and_o how_o he_o be_v use_v at_o limerick_n waterford_n and_o gallaway_n need_v not_o be_v repeat_v pag._n 19_o notwithstanding_o the_o confederate_n be_v offer_v any_o condition_n by_o the_o usurper_n and_o court_v by_o the_o parliament_n the_o confederate_n be_v never_o offer_v any_o advantageous_a condition_n by_o the_o usurper_n it_o be_v know_v he_o absolute_o deny_v the_o exercise_n of_o their_o religion_n i_o wish_v some_o body_n to_o convince_v the_o world_n will_v give_v a_o account_n of_o those_o favourable_a condition_n refuse_v from_o the_o usurper_n and_o of_o the_o glorious_a courtship_n bestow_v on_o they_o by_o the_o parliament_n which_o be_v yet_o secret_n pag._n 20._o solicit_v by_o some_o neighbour_a potentate_n there_o be_v good_a evidence_n they_o solicit_v france_n spain_n rome_n and_o lorraine_n but_o that_o they_o be_v solicit_v be_v not_o general_o know_v it_o have_v be_v well_o if_o the_o author_n have_v name_v the_o potentate_n pag._n 22._o most_o of_o the_o young_a nobility_n and_o gentry_n have_v follow_v his_o majesty_n into_o foreign_a country_n the_o irish_a gentry_n be_v very_o numerous_a no_o man_n be_v ever_o a_o proprietor_n of_o land_n or_o relate_v in_o any_o degree_n to_o or_o of_o the_o name_n of_o a_o proprietor_n in_o that_o country_n but_o he_o be_v esteem_v a_o gentleman_n 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they_o be_v all_o style_v puritan_n for_o my_o part_n i_o do_v not_o think_v it_o fit_a to_o bestow_v the_o title_n of_o rebel_n nuntioist_n so_o free_o among_o they_o and_o yet_o they_o must_v remember_v that_o the_o fault_n of_o the_o english_a who_o swerve_v from_o their_o duty_n be_v forgive_v and_o all_o man_n forbid_v to_o upbraid_v they_o by_o a_o act_n of_o oblivion_n which_o they_o can_v yet_o pretend_v to_o pag._n 27._o the_o earl_n of_o clarendon_n make_v it_o his_o business_n to_o exalt_v the_o french_a king_n this_o be_v a_o high_a touch_n of_o malice_n rather_o than_o he_o will_v not_o rail_v against_o the_o earl_n of_o clarendon_n he_o will_v take_v occasion_n from_o that_o earl_n pretend_v kindness_n to_o the_o french_a king_n i_o be_o apt_a to_o believe_v though_o that_o he_o be_v out_o in_o this_o particular_a but_o that_o some_o of_o his_o countryman_n have_v have_v a_o great_a kindness_n for_o that_o king_n will_v appear_v by_o a_o authentic_a piece_n i_o have_v 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