Linguistic DNA - Concept Modelling Demonstrator

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
lord_n	england_n	henry_n	sir_n	10,687	5	5.7254	4	false

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A65396	The true declaration of Colonell Anthony Welden, to the honourable Hovse of Commons of those services hee hath done them, the ill encouragements hee hath had by the unjust oppressions of some potent adversaries for their owne private ends, hath caus'd his infinite sufferings, all which humbly representeth to them, craving reliefe from them as fathers of their country to relieve the oppressed.	Weldon, Anthony, Sir, d. 1649?	1645 (1645)	Wing W1277B; ESTC R6955	16,768	24

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at_o kilkemy_n but_o our_o unexpected_a succour_n break_v off_o the_o treaty_n our_o provision_n decrease_v make_v we_o consult_v to_o prevent_v the_o danger_n may_v ensue_v so_o that_o my_o return_n to_o the_o parliament_n be_v command_v by_o the_o governor_n his_o letter_n and_o instruction_n give_v i_o to_o the_o general_n and_o both_o the_o honourable_a house_n the_o content_n be_v a_o demonstration_n of_o the_o danger_n and_o want_n already_o past_a the_o defect_n of_o provision_n and_o other_o necessary_n present_v the_o particular_a service_n our_o new_a force_n have_v do_v a_o narration_n of_o his_o own_o former_a suffering_n by_o the_o earl_n of_o strafford_n and_o laâ—ely_o sue_v for_o a_o regiment_n for_o his_o present_a subsistence_n have_v lose_v his_o estate_n and_o have_v heretoâ—ore_o be_v major_a general_n in_o ireland_n he_o request_v i_o may_v be_v his_o lieutenant_n colonel_n after_o my_o arrival_n here_o and_o delivery_n of_o his_o letter_n i_o solicit_v for_o my_o dispatch_n receive_v a_o thousand_o pound_n for_o the_o relief_n of_o the_o fort_n disburse_v it_o according_a to_o the_o general_n instruction_n at_o bristol_n in_o which_o i_o find_v both_o loss_n and_o trouble_n be_v unaccustomed_a to_o such_o employment_n yet_o i_o haste_v so_o that_o in_o seven_o week_n i_o come_v and_o return_v we_o have_v as_o yet_o no_o news_n in_o the_o fort_n of_o the_o king_n standard_n set_v up_o my_o lord_n esmond_n in_o outward_a appearance_n seem_v fierce_a against_o the_o rebel_n yet_o his_o private_a correspondency_n with_o his_o son_n in_o rebellion_n and_o other_o rebel_n his_o lady_n always_o amonâ—st_a they_o breed_v no_o small_a suspicion_n in_o we_o more_o especial_o when_o he_o detain_v papâ—sts_n at_o his_o owâ—e_n table_n in_o the_o fortâ—_n all_o which_o i_o have_v complâ—ined_v of_o at_o my_o being_n in_o england_n and_o have_v he_o not_o promise_v i_o iâ—_z shall_v be_v remedy_v ere_o my_o reâ—urnâ—_n but_o find_v all_o contrary_a to_o my_o expectation_n and_o the_o papist_n still_o remain_v though_o i_o oftentimes_o complain_v that_o by_o this_o intercourse_n with_o the_o rebel_n they_o give_v they_o spâ—cial_a notice_n of_o all_o our_o action_n in_o the_o fort_n which_o occasion_v that_o we_o seldom_o or_o never_o undertake_v any_o enterprise_n but_o be_v betray_v in_o it_o i_o inform_v he_o of_o his_o own_o officer_n which_o since_o have_v like_o to_o have_v betray_v the_o fort_n as_o i_o be_v credible_o inform_v which_o action_n infinite_o discourage_v our_o officer_n and_o soldier_n not_o long_o after_o enter_v sir_n henry_n stradling_n the_o vice_n admiral_n into_o our_o harbour_n who_o advertise_v we_o first_o of_o the_o king_n levy_n and_o express_v much_o uncivil_a lâ—nguage_n against_o the_o proceed_n of_o the_o parliament_n at_o the_o governor_n table_n persuade_v also_o the_o governor_n to_o take_v away_o the_o ordnance_n and_o quit_v the_o fort_n tell_v he_o the_o parliament_n can_v not_o be_v able_a to_o relieve_v he_o sir_n henry_n perceive_v i_o to_o be_v averse_a to_o his_o inclination_n he_o counsel_v the_o governor_n against_o i_o and_o although_o he_o have_v pubâ—ikly_o profess_v he_o love_v i_o as_o his_o child_n yet_o on_o the_o sudden_a i_o find_v he_o quite_o contrary_a in_o give_v i_o uncivil_a language_n and_o cavil_v with_o i_o on_o the_o lâ—ast_a occasion_n incite_v both_o his_o own_o and_o my_o soldier_n to_o mutiny_n against_o meeâ—_n i_o endure_v alâ—_z his_o affâ—onts_n with_o much_o patience_n as_o captain_n jourdaine_v and_o captain_n brooke_n can_v testify_v their_o ship_n bâ—ing_v then_o in_o the_o harbour_n and_o both_o of_o they_o now_o in_o the_o service_n of_o the_o parliament_n after_o a_o while_n sir_n lewes_n kirk_n enter_v the_o harbour_n have_v be_v already_o as_o himself_o confess_v in_o most_o of_o the_o garrison_n or_o sâ—a_n port_n and_o among_o the_o rebâ—lls_n to_o sound_v how_o commander_n affection_n stand_v towards_o his_o majesty_n he_o demand_v of_o my_o l._n for_o who_o he_o hold_v the_o fort_n who_o answer_v for_o his_o majesty_n who_o give_v he_o his_o commissioâ—s_n i_o râ—quested_v the_o governor_n to_o detain_v he_o as_o a_o spy_n but_o can_v not_o prevail_v and_o he_o write_v to_o his_o majesty_n by_o sir_n lewes_n who_o return_v with_o sâ—r_n henry_n stradling_n for_o england_n these_o passage_n give_v i_o occasion_n to_o advertise_v the_o genâ—_n and_o the_o committee_n and_o draw_v up_o article_n which_o i_o send_v by_o captain_n brook_n my_o lord_n have_v notice_n of_o it_o will_v not_o permit_v he_o to_o go_v forth_o the_o harbour_n until_o by_o a_o wile_n he_o get_v clear_a which_o my_o governor_n perceive_v make_v a_o complaiâ—t_n against_o i_o to_o the_o earl_n of_o ormond_n hope_v thereby_o to_o suppress_v the_o article_n i_o have_v send_v hither_o against_o he_o but_o he_o after_o desire_v i_o if_o i_o will_v recall_v i_o he_o will_v not_o prosecute_v his_o complaint_n of_o my_o diâ—obediâ—ncâ—_z as_o he_o term_v it_o for_o thâ—se_o proceed_n but_o know_v myself_o clear_a from_o all_o aspeâ—sions_n or_o transgression_n whatsoever_o request_v according_a to_o the_o tenor_n of_o ormond_n letter_n i_o may_v be_v send_v to_o dublin_n which_o he_o refuse_v until_o such_o time_n as_o he_o hear_v that_o captain_n brookes_n have_v not_o deliveâ—ed_v my_o article_n by_o reason_n my_o lord_n of_o leicester_n be_v not_o in_o town_n after_o which_o he_o send_v i_o to_o dublin_n with_o a_o intention_n to_o have_v i_o detain_v until_o he_o have_v make_v his_o complaint_n unto_o the_o committeâ—â—here_n against_o i_o by_o bunbery_n his_o solicitor_n seize_v on_o aâ—l_n my_o good_n not_o permit_v i_o to_o take_v i_o own_o man_n with_o i_o to_o dublin_n detain_v likewise_o three_o month_n of_o my_o paye_n peâ—swading_v himself_o his_o power_n with_o my_o lord_n of_o ormond_n can_v crush_v i_o when_o i_o come_v to_o dublin_n i_o find_v the_o officer_n so_o general_o set_v against_o the_o honourable_a parliament_n that_o i_o expect_v no_o redress_n notwiâ—â—standing_v my_o often_o petition_v my_o lord_n ormond_n the_o council_n board_n and_o marshal_n court_n and_o all_o in_o vain_a for_o a_o trial_n have_v spâ—nt_fw-la six_o week_n time_n without_o any_o hope_n of_o a_o hear_n or_o expectation_n of_o justice_n then_o i_o address_v myself_o to_o the_o parliament_n committee_n mr._n reynoll_n and_o mr._n goodwin_n make_v know_v my_o grievance_n unto_o they_o they_o be_v sensible_a of_o my_o oppression_n wish_v i_o to_o repair_v to_o the_o parliament_n be_v i_o can_v not_o expect_v any_o relief_n there_o i_o follow_v their_o advice_n and_o come_v to_o chester_n i_o encounter_v with_o the_o earl_n of_o leicester_n to_o who_o i_o complain_v and_o resign_v my_o commission_n his_o answer_n be_v that_o at_o present_a he_o can_v not_o right_v i_o i_o then_o repair_v to_o the_o committee_n of_o safety_n and_o also_o to_o the_o committee_n for_o irish_a affair_n whereof_o mr._n goodwin_n be_v chairman_n but_o they_o have_v business_n of_o great_a consequence_n in_o hand_n i_o can_v not_o have_v redress_n although_o i_o full_o acquaint_v they_o in_o what_o danger_n the_o fort_n stand_v through_o my_o lord_n disaffection_n to_o the_o parliament_n so_o not_o only_o my_o own_o desire_n but_o my_o extreme_a want_n be_v nine_o month_n pay_v behind_o hand_n beside_o two_o hundred_o pound_n disburse_v for_o the_o parliament_n use_v in_o the_o relief_n of_o my_o soldier_n with_o clothing_n and_o other_o provision_n all_o my_o other_o good_n seize_v on_o for_o all_o which_o to_o this_o hour_n i_o have_v not_o receive_v the_o least_o satisfaction_n these_o with_o my_o present_a want_n force_v i_o to_o seek_v employment_n notwithstanding_o this_o and_o the_o fort_n which_o i_o save_v endure_v all_o this_o misery_n for_o be_v dispose_v to_o sir_n arthur_n loâ—tus_n my_o suffering_n no_o way_n think_v on_o the_o officer_n which_o

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