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Samuel Jones [1735-1814] was educated for the Baptist ministry in Philadelphia
The Stockbridge Mission school may well have been the first Native American-run college in America
issued in 7 parts from May
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may prove as little of a gratification and benefit to him as his mail-course has been to us
1805 MASSACHUSETTS MISSIONARY MAG. Revivals, Miraculous Dreams, Negro Preachers, &c. Commentary Samuel Jones [1735-1814] was educatedAn essential Second Great Awakening and early Missionary Movement primary resource, with original contributions on local revivals, on the prevalence of miraculous dreams, on missions and missionaries among the Jews, in Tahiti, etc.; and a fantastic account of "Negro Preacher," Moses Preacher, etc. [Revival, Missionary, Black Preaching] The Massachusetts Missionary Magazine for the Year 1805. Containing Religious and Interesting Communications,
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