It is not until the following year that we find the first printed instance of this word spelled correctly, with a ce, in a political pamphlet in opposition to Charles I, written by Henry Parker, a strong supporter of the British Parliament.
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Contrary to the supposition of those who have represented the plan of the convention, in this respect, as novel and unprecedented, it is but a copy of the constitutions of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia; and the preference which has been given to those models is highly to be commended.
The first use of this word appears in a 1641 speech by John Finch, Speaker of the House of Commons later Lord Keeper of the Great Seal and a very partisan supporter of King Charles I, and the second recorded use was made by King Charles himself in 1642 in his reply to Parliament.
Many things can be unprecedented including unprecedented.
Adverb for unprecedented exercises were of an unprecedented time in history has an error unprecedented word meaning English.