cavaleersCavaliers
Proper names whose form changes beyond mechanical spelling: Ionas → Jonah. Approve one at a time.
- Puritas changed it
- 98 times in 33 works
- Consistency
- 100% (98 of 98)
- Reach if approved
- ~103 places (estimated)
- MorphAdorner
- Agrees: cavaliers
- Matches
- Exact word, any case
- In our text
- 98 times in the 7,099 works compared
- Other readings
- None
- Taken into joins
- None
If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (98 changes in 33 works, 100% consistent).”
Where Puritas made the change (8 of 98)
- Printed… a Narrative from Captaine Titus of all his proceedings at Ierſey, and how the CavaleersCavaliers abuſed him, and alſo brought a Copy of a Letter from the King, he …With rule… a Narrative from Captaine Titus of all his proceedings at Ierſey, and how the CavaleersCavaliers abuſed him, and alſo brought a Copy of a Letter from the King, he …
Christopher Love · Vindication · p. 20 · Open in the reader
- Printed… all means and hopes of recompence or relief in a Legall way, and put CavaleersCavaliers into a far better and ſafe condition, then the faithfuleſt and moſt ſuffering Parliamenteers …With rule… all means and hopes of recompence or relief in a Legall way, and put CavaleersCavaliers into a far better and ſafe condition, then the faithfuleſt and moſt ſuffering Parliamenteers …
William Prynne · The Petition of Right of Freeholders and Freemen · p. 7 · Open in the reader
- Printed… City, ſome ſix dayes after the ſurrender thereof, Did heare divers of the Enemies CavaleersCavaliers ſay, what a Cowardly fellow was Colonell-Fiennes to leave ſuch a City as …With rule… City, ſome ſix dayes after the ſurrender thereof, Did heare divers of the Enemies CavaleersCavaliers ſay, what a Cowardly fellow was Colonell-Fiennes to leave ſuch a City as …
William Prynne · Relation of the Prosecution of Nathaniel Fiennes · p. 31 · Open in the reader
- Printed… are thoſe men, and know not what to doe, having fought againſt Malignants and CavaleersCavaliers, againſt Epiſpopal men and Presbyterians, ſhall afterward run to them, court them, and crouch …With rule… are thoſe men, and know not what to doe, having fought againſt Malignants and CavaleersCavaliers, againſt Epiſpopal men and Presbyterians, ſhall afterward run to them, court them, and crouch …
John Canne · the Time of Finding · p. 200 · Open in the reader
- Printed… three weeks after, the Scotch King (being to depart from Breda next morning, theſe CavaleersCavaliers) not finding anſwerable relief, (according to the former Petition, and the Kings promiſe) they …With rule… three weeks after, the Scotch King (being to depart from Breda next morning, theſe CavaleersCavaliers) not finding anſwerable relief, (according to the former Petition, and the Kings promiſe) they …
Ralph Farmer · The Lord Cravens Case · p. 74 · Open in the reader
- Printed… in case the CavaleersCavaliers should have againe disturbed their consultations, on this party the CavaleersCavaliers falls a beating them whereof some they kill'd, even at the Court gate, untill …With rule… in case the CavaleersCavaliers should have againe disturbed their consultations, on this party the CavaleersCavaliers falls a beating them whereof some they kill'd, even at the Court gate, untill …
John Milton · The Life and Reign of King Charles · p. 79 · Open in the reader
- Printed… routed marched over Rochester Bridge, towards Black-Heath, with about 3000 Horse and Foot, most CavaleersCavaliers, Prentises and Watermen, and fled over the water into Essex, by Woollidge and Greenwich.With rule… routed marched over Rochester Bridge, towards Black-Heath, with about 3000 Horse and Foot, most CavaleersCavaliers, Prentises and Watermen, and fled over the water into Essex, by Woollidge and Greenwich.
John Vicars · Former Ages Never Heard of · p. 21 · Open in the reader
- Printed… reformation, it is well knowne by what the blood-thirſty Iriſh, and deſperate Engliſh CavaleersCavaliers, have often attempted; but he that ſits in Heaven laughed them to ſcorne, ſo …With rule… reformation, it is well knowne by what the blood-thirſty Iriſh, and deſperate Engliſh CavaleersCavaliers, have often attempted; but he that ſits in Heaven laughed them to ſcorne, ſo …
John Canne · Immanuel or God With Us · p. 38 · Open in the reader
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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (0)
None: wherever Puritas had this word on its own, it changed it.