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An Essay On The Book Johnny Tremain
I read the book Johnny Tremain as my student selective novel for this essay. I hope you enjoy reading it. In Johnny Tremain, Johnny was an apprentice for a silversmith. He would use things like lead, silver, and crucibles. Of course the crucibles were the objects that they used to melt the silver or lead but the silver and lead was what was used to make the orders or to fix an order.this was fairly appropriate because this wasn't modern times so they had to adapt in they're own ways without the modern technologies that we have today. while trying to make a sugar basin for Mr. John Hancock Johnny burned his hand bad. after he burned his hand he could no longer be a silversmith's apprentice so he started working for the Boston Observer. At

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