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_____________served as a Presbyterian missionary during the Great Awakening in America. He is best known for the remarkable journal of his evangelistic mission to the Native Americans of the middle colonies in 1745-1746. Orphaned phaned at the age of fourteen, he nevertheless was able to matriculate triculate at Yale University but was dismissed before graduation for an off-handed remark that a certain tutor "had no more grace than a chair." The Presbyterians licensed him to preach (he was later ordained), and he ministered to the Native Americans under the auspices of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK). The revivalist Jonathan *Edwards, who was the father of____________ fiancee, published the journal after_____________ untimely timely death
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