Selected quad for the lemma: lord_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	duke_n	king_n	york_n	13,001	5	9.6505	5	false

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A92404	The converts letter to his old freinds. Or The apologie of a commander of the Kings party, for diserting of that party, and bearing armes for the Parliament. Wherein is shewed, that those pretences of defending the Protestant religion, the fundamentall lawes, the liberties of the subjects, &c. on that party, are but specious. What Irish, and papists, have been honoured & cheifly intrusted. How if that army doth conquer, as it is now moulded, popery and tiranny, of necessity must be introduced. Withe the lawfulnesse of bearing defensive armes by the Parliament. Printed and published according to order.	W. R.	1645 (1645)	Wing R94; Thomason E260_43; ESTC R212471	7,823	11

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not_o the_o lord_n jesus_n christ_n but_o their_o own_o belly_n and_o by_o good_a word_n and_o fair_a speech_n deceive_v the_o heart_n of_o the_o simple_a print_v and_o publish_v according_a to_o order_n london_n print_v for_o h._n twyford_n at_o the_o three_o dagger_n in_o fleetstreet_n may_v 30._o 1645._o the_o apology_n of_o a_o commander_n of_o the_o king_n for_o disert_v that_o party_n and_o bear_v arm_n for_o the_o parliament_n with_o the_o reason_n that_o induce_v he_o thereto_o to_o all_o my_o old_a fellow_n protestant_n soldier_n in_o the_o king_n army_n these_o fellow_n in_o arm_n never_o have_v any_o man_n great_a confidence_n of_o the_o king_n own_o integrity_n and_o power_n of_o himself_o in_o the_o manage_n of_o his_o own_o business_n than_o i_o have_v but_o now_o my_o fear_n too_o true_o tell_v i_o otherwise_o in_o point_n of_o power_n and_o i_o very_o much_o pity_v many_o honest_a and_o sound_a protestant_n among_o you_o great_a enemy_n to_o popery_n which_o be_v 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how_o far_o this_o be_v pursue_v in_o matter_n of_o religion_n and_o herein_o i_o must_v confess_v i_o do_v think_v the_o rebellion_n in_o that_o kingdom_n to_o be_v a_o act_n of_o their_o own_o without_o any_o allowance_n from_o england_n although_o it_o be_v always_o allege_v by_o the_o irish_a that_o they_o have_v the_o king_n commission_n for_o it_o that_o they_o be_v the_o queen_n soldier_n that_o they_o fight_v for_o their_o religion_n etc._n etc._n he_o that_o do_v but_o consider_v how_o and_o on_o what_o term_n the_o cessation_n there_o be_v make_v pretend_v to_o be_v a_o act_n of_o necessity_n how_o many_o of_o the_o irish_a rebel_n be_v draw_v over_o into_o england_n under_o the_o name_n of_o the_o protestant_a army_n there_o such_o as_o welch_n his_o regiment_n of_o horse_n the_o recruit_v of_o st._n leger_n regiment_n of_o foot_n now_o the_o duke_n of_o york_n regiment_n osullivan_n the_o lord_n of_o muskery_n cook_n his_o troop_n with_o many_o other_o which_o have_v butcher_v the_o protestant_n in_o that_o kingdom_n he_o that_o do_v but_o consider_v with_o himself_o what_o irish_a have_v be_v always_o leiger_n about_o the_o king_n viz._n the_o lord_n taffe_n the_o lord_n of_o costeloe_n sir_n john_n dungan_n garret_n talbot_n george_n evelin_n mr._n robinson_n mr._n william_n brent_n philip_n roch_n doctor_n meara_n physician_n to_o prince_n rupert_n rob._n welsh_n rich-power_n captain_n o_o bryan_n major_n o_o neil_n edmond_n keogh_n butler_n etc._n etc._n beside_o english_a papist_n the_o bellows_o and_o fomenter_n of_o war_n can_v but_o remember_v that_o the_o statute_n enact_v in_o this_o kingdom_n against_o popish_a recusant_n have_v be_v well_o put_v in_o execution_n according_a to_o the_o king_n proclamation_n about_o this_o time_n three_o year_n to_o that_o purpose_n 1642._o 10._o aug._n 1642._o or_o shall_v we_o not_o think_v this_o proclamation_n be_v set_v forth_o mere_o to_o delude_v the_o people_n he_o that_o do_v but_o remember_v how_o many_o thousand_o of_o the_o king_n loyal_a protestant_a subject_n of_o ireland_n be_v bereave_v of_o their_o life_n and_o estate_n without_o any_o provocation_n or_o injury_n offer_v and_o how_o the_o king_n by_o act_n of_o parliament_n grant_v the_o power_n and_o care_n of_o reducement_n of_o that_o kingdom_n to_o the_o parliament_n of_o england_n can_v but_o think_v very_o strange_o of_o the_o pacification_n in_o that_o kingdom_n make_v or_o to_o be_v make_v on_o such_o dishonourable_a term_n when_o as_o no_o satisfaction_n shall_v be_v make_v for_o the_o effusion_n of_o so_o much_o innocent_a blood_n or_o for_o the_o poor_a protestant_a inhabitant_n loss_n be_v they_o never_o so_o great_a he_o that_o do_v but_o consider_v how_o the_o irish_a papist_n &_o rebel_n have_v be_v honour_v and_o trust_v both_o in_o england_n and_o ireland_n and_o what_o immunity_n have_v be_v grant_v they_o viz._n muskery_n must_v be_v make_v precedent_n of_o monster_n and_o thomond_n the_o parliament_n of_o ireland_n must_v be_v allow_v to_o be_v hold_v at_o kilkenny_n the_o metropolis_n of_o rebellion_n poynings_n act_n must_v be_v reverse_v which_o be_v that_o no_o act_n of_o parliament_n shall_v pass_v until_o it_o be_v first_o certify_v into_o england_n and_o allow_v of_o by_o the_o king_n and_o his_o council_n so_o as_o the_o irish_a shall_v by_o this_o have_v liberty_n to_o make_v what_o act_n they_o please_v the_o protestant_a party_n if_o they_o dare_v adventure_v their_o throat_n must_v come_v to_o kilkenny_n to_o the_o parliament_n edmond_n fitzgerrald_n otherwise_o call_v edmond_n o_o clenlas_n must_v be_v make_v a_o barroner_n for_o the_o good_a service_n he_o do_v in_o ireland_n in_o raise_v &_o maintain_v a_o troop_n of_o horse_n and_o a_o foot_n company_n in_o rebellion_n all_o the_o war_n against_o the_o protestant_n robert_z welsh_z and_o rich._n power_n must_v be_v knight_v as_o part_v of_o their_o irish_a court_n agent_n and_o have_v great_a command_v 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