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Is made pensionary of Rotterdam, 28 XXII. Voyage to England: dispute concerning the Fishery, 29 XXIII. Grotius's intimacy with Casaubon, 31 XXIV. A grand question decided by the States of Holland according to Grotius's opinion, 33 XXV. Sends Du Maurier a method of study, 35 BOOK II. I. Dispute between Arminius and Gomarus, 39 II. Remonstrance of the Arminians, 41 III. The troubles increase, 45 IV. The edict of the States, 47 V. The States grant the Magistrates of the Towns permission to levy soldiers; which highly displeases the prince of Orange, 49 VI. Grotius is deputed by the States to Amsterdam; falls ill through chagrin, 50 VII. The project of reunion proves fruitless, 54 VIII. Prince Maurice disbands the new levies, 56 IX. Barnevelt, Grotius, and Hoogerbetz taken into custody, 57 X. The synod of Dort, 60 XI. Barnevelt's trial, 61 XII. The fruitless solicitations of the French court in favour of the Prisoners: Barnevelt's execution, 63 XIII. Trial and condemnation of Grotius,