Other editions of book The Printer's Apprentice

In 1734 New York, watching the trial of printer Peter Zenger, who has been charged with printing scandalous opinions about the governor, his ten-year-old apprentice, Gus Croft, wonders about the freedom of the press. Reprint.

In the New York of 1734, ten-year-old printer's apprentice Gus Croft watches the trial of printer Peter Zenger and wonders if the governor should be able to jail printers who publish unwelcome information. By the author of The Dragon Never Sleeps.

To tne-year-old Gus Croft, the city of New York in 1734 is an exciting place to be.

A printer's apprentice learns about the importance of free speech when the printer is arrested for writing articles criticizing the government

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