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In 1829, David Walker wrote this pamphlet urging those enslaved to fight for their freedom. After the pamphlet was shared in the South, several states reacted with legislation prohibiting the circulation of abolitionist literature and forbidding enslaved persons to learn to read and write. What was the name of this pamphlet:
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