 So she had a lot of eyewitness and personal experience. But John Adams, when he went to Philadelphia for the, you know, sort of rump congresses, if you will, her husband, James, was in Watertown. He became head of the provincial council. And it was only Mercy, and she would go there. She would go to Watertown by herself, by the way, on a chaise chair. It was only Mercy.