In his work "Appeal in Four Articles," which source did David Walker primarily use to support his arguments?

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The Holy ScripturesAncient Greek historical recordsPersonal accounts from enslaved individualsPublications from anti-slavery activistsNone of the above

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David Walker's "Appeal in Four Articles" heavily draws upon the Bible to reinforce his points. He uses biblical references extensively to argue against slavery and to inspire moral and spiritual awakening among his readers.

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In his work "Appeal in Four Articles," which source did David Walker primarily use to support his arguments?

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