 English people, they didn't care very much for slavery. There were many more abolitionists at that particular point who were already looking towards that. So when she arrived, not only were they just impressed with her intelligence and her demure, her entire countenance, she was also considered as a child a very genial, precocious child. And they even at the time, while she was there, criticized the Wheatleys for that she was still a slave after this accomplishment.