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How did the Old Lights attempt to suppress the influence of the New Lights in Connecticut and Massachusetts?

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11-01-2016

One of the ways in which the Old Lights attempted to suppress the influence of the New Lights in Connecticut and Massachusetts was by denying them new Churches (or at least denying the licenses that would have made these churches legal).

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15-08-2018

by denying the New Lights churches’ legal status

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