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Zeenger Peter, also known as Peter Zenger, was a German-American printer and journalist in the 18th century, best known for his role in the landmark case of Zenger v. Crown in 1735. This case established the principle of freedom of the press in America after Zenger was acquitted of libel charges for publishing criticism of the colonial governor of New York. His trial highlighted the importance of the right to publish opinions without fear of government censorship. Zenger's legacy is often celebrated as a foundational moment in the development of press freedoms in the United States.

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