 And the jury's only job was to decide whether he had printed it, which was really not in question. But the jury called to its, what should I say, courage by the lawyer for Zenger, who was a great Philadelphia lawyer named Andrew Hamilton, who said to them, ignore the law and find that, for the defendant, find Zenger innocent because, in fact, what it said about the governor was true. Even though the law says that's irrelevant, free him. And the jury did.