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The Rise Of A Free Press
- 1. The Rise of a Free Press Cindy Blackwell Food Security Fellows 8 April 2011
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- Zenger was a German-born immigrant who lived from 1697 to 1749 And printing continued by Zenger ’s wife Anna Catherine after his imprisonment missing only one edition James Alexander – who was the leader against the governor, but was able to hide behind and have the protection of Zenger ’s paper All other papers were generally ways the governance got its word out Providing protection to the writers Exposing many if not all of the governor ’s misdoings – illegal and unethical.
- “ Andrew Hamilton… propounded the novel theory (novel for America, at least) that freedom of the press is a basic need of society. He insisted that the people have a right to know what their government is doing. He noted that they should be able to complain when they have a grievance against the government, and that a sure, easy and speedy method of doing this is for them to make their opinions known in the newspapers.” Buranelli (1957) p. 55. “ Now the distinction was no longer between criticism and no criticism, but between valid criticism and invalid criticism…” Buranelli (1957), p. 54.