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				<title type="main">Samson Occom, undated journal fragment</title>
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					<title type="main">The Occom Circle</title>
					<title type="sub">A digital edition</title>
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				<publisher>Trustees of Dartmouth College</publisher>
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					<p>Copyright 2015 Trustees of Dartmouth College. Publicly accessible for non-commercial
						use: these pages may be freely searched and displayed, but permission must be received
						for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please see
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				<note type="abstract">A single journal page in Occom’s hand appears to refer to a sermon
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								<note type="ink">Dark brown.</note>
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