The only system by which the two religions could live together in peace had been discovered by the Prince; but toleration, in the eyes of Catholics, and of many Protestants, was still thought the deadliest heresy of all.
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31 THE RISE OF THE DUTCH REPUBLIC By John Lothrop Motley 1855.