1. The Printer’s Apprentice
by Stephen Krensky

2. New
York
City
1700s

3. New York City, 1700s

4. New York Harbor

5. New York Harbor

6. Bay of New York

7. Harbor
Scene,
1700s

8. British Navy
Ship of the Line

9. 18the Century Sailing
Ships

10. 18th
Century Rowboat Ferry

11. 18th
Century
Sailors

12. New York
Gazette

13. New-York Weekly
Journal
Peter Zenger’s
Newspaper

15. 18th
Century Printing Shop

16. 18th
Century
Printshop

17. Trays of Type

18. 18th
Century Paper Mill

20. 18th
Century Bookbinder

21. Collect Pond
50 Acre Pond in Lower Manhattan

22. Rattle-Watch
and Rattle

23. Market Street, Philadelphia

24. Early Fire
Engines

25. Andrew Hamilton
Governor Cosby
John Peter Zenger
Chief Justice Delancy
(clockwise from top left)

26. Lewis Morris

27. Geradus
Stuyvesant

28. Cadwallader Colden

29. William
Smith,
Lawyer

30. Andrew
Hamilton,
Lawyer

31. On November 2,
1734, Royal
Governor issues
Cosby ordered four
of Zenger's Weekly
Journal burned.

32. Zenger Trial
Zenger Trial
1734

33. Zenger Trial

34. Zenger
Trial

35. First Amendment to the United States
Constitution
FIRST AMENDMENT, 1791 -- Congress shall
make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the
press; or the right of the people peaceably to
assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances.