The remedy worse than the disease, or, Reasons against passing the bill for preventing the growth of schism : to which is added a brief discourse of toleration and persecution shewing their unavoidable effects good or bad, and proving that neither diversity of religions nor diversity in the same religion are dangerous, much less inconsistent with good government : in a letter to a noble Earl.

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