How did John Newton’s views on slavery change over time?
A) He supported slavery for most of his life but became a leading opponent of the slave trade in his later years.
B) He opposed slavery when he was a young man but changed his mind after he became the captain of a slave ship.
C) He was strong opponent of slavery his whole life.
D) He was strong supporter of slavery his whole life.
Answer: A
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