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The Occom Circle Project is a digital edition of letters from and to Samson Occom (1727-1792), with other of his works. The documents in question are all housed in Dartmouth College's Rauner Special Collections Library. Occom was a Mohegan Indian, intertribal leader, public intellectual, and the most important Indian writer in North America in the 18th century.
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holden at said College
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Representations having been made to this board that apprehensions
have arisen in the
minds of some persons that moneys collected in
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for the use of rs
Charity
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been applied
Resolved that this board have never
had any control or direction
of said monies nor have they to their knowledge
at any time received
or applied any sum or sums thereof to the use
but on the
most critical examination relative thereto we are convinced
the application of the said monies but that they were subject to
the application of the late Reverend r
in the presidency of
they to their knowledge any interest in their hands on
which
revenues have arisen to them as the effect of monies laid otut by
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should any such in future arise it is the sense
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