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Occom
Special Collections, University of Pennsylvania Library "Revd. Samson Occom, Indian Preacher."
Engraving: Ridley & Blood, 1802.

Samson Occom was a member of the Mohegan tribe of Connecticut who received a missionary education prior to his ordination as a Congregational minister. His sermons, including his "Sermon at the Execution of Moses Paul" (1789), were reprinted frequently. Occom deployed a style of careful humility to mask his defense of the humanity of Native Americans.

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Special Collections, University of Pennsylvania Library	"Revd. Samson Occom, Indian Preacher." Engraving: Ridley & Blood, 1802.
Samson Occom was a member of the Mohegan tribe of Connecticut who received a missionary education prior to his ordination as a Congregational minister. His sermons, including his "Sermon at the Execution of Moses Paul" (1789), were reprinted frequently. Occom deployed a style of careful humility to mask his defense of the humanity of Native Americans.