In the end, the governor ordered that the church be built on top of the old public burial ground, the logic being that the dead couldn't complain - they're notoriously compliant. And there the church stands today. After the revolution, the church was known as "The Stone Chapel" for several years - Kings not being particularly popular at the time, and calling a stone chapel "The Stone Chapel" was the best idea anyone could come up with at the time.
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