Answer:Miss Lydia I think
Explanation:Sorry if it's not right!
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i do not understand the question but here is a little background on Peter Zenger.
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John Peter Zenger was a German-American printer and journalist. In 1733 he began to speak negatively of the colonial governor William Cosby in his paper The New York Weekly Journal. In 1734 he was arrested under orders of Cosby but was acquitted by a jury. After his acquittal, he was charged with libel by attorney general Richard Bradley in August of 1735. He was defended successfully by his lawyer Alexander Hamilton on the case that truth is a defense against libel. This greatly affected colonial society as it gave journalists confidence to speak truthfully against the government.
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Aristotle's view that reality is definable and identifiable and tangible as we experience it eschewed Plato's notions of reality as abstract and grounded it in root causes. In other words, if we could explain how and why something was, what it's purpose and uses were, then we could explain what it was.
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B. Ireland
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During the Cold War, for some of the neutral countries – Finland, Sweden, Ireland, Austria and Switzerland – the choice of neutrality was motivated by security policy; for others it was a matter of principle and law. As is well known, Switzerland has the oldest tradition of neutrality, already proclaimed in 1684.
