Statistics for occurrence #1 of “King's Chapel” in entry unitarians of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
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Frequently termed Socinians from Laelius Socinus, who founded a sect in Italy about 1546.
In America Dr. James Freeman, of King's Chapel , Boston, in 1783, removed from the all reference to the Trinity or Deity and worship of Christ; his church became distinctly Unitarian in 1787.
In 1801 the Plymouth Church declared itself Unitaria...
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