 And you point out, I think, at one point where he wants to go back and talk about the abolition of slavery, but every once in a while he seems to sort of slip into the idea of universal rights. And I think that's so powerful because you know that, because I think he also began to look at women and their inability to sort of access the franchise. And he really began to speak to every oppressed group. And it wasn't just slaves. And I think you can sort of point to his time in Ireland for really opening his eyes.