For 10 points, passed by Governor William Stone and echoing instructions given in 1633 by Cecil Calvert, this is what law of a certain colony, which granted freedom of worship to Trinitarian Christians, the first such English-language law?
This document's penultimate clause establishes its purpose as a means to achieve "more quiett and peaceable government of this Province" and to "preserve the mutuall Love and amity of the Inhabitants thereof". This document was reaffirmed in a treaty signed by Richard Bennett, though it was repudiated by an assembly held in Patuxent in October, 1654. This law was passed in 1649 as part of a program which followed the invitation of Bennett and his followers, who settled at Providence on the Severn River, after their expulsion by George Berkeley. Provisions of this law included death for denial of the divinity of Jesus and punishments for the "reproachful" use of terms such as "heretick, Scismatick, [or] Idolator". For 10 points, passed by Governor William Stone and echoing instructions given in 1633 by Cecil Calvert, this is what law of a certain colony, which granted freedom of worship to Trinitarian Christians, the first such English-language law? 
This document's penultimate clause establishes its purpose as a means to achieve "more quiett and peaceable government of this Province" and to "preserve the mutuall Love and amity of the Inhabitants thereof".
Maryland Toleration Act [or Act Concerning Religion or "A Law of Maryland Concerning Religion"] 