 And I thought it was, of all of the books that I wouldn't have wanted young Oliver Wendell Holmes to take on a battlefield, it would probably be Hobbes. And he really took it to heart. What he saw, the carnage, made him more fervent that there wasn't any natural law, that law was simply whatever was legitimately created in the system. And when he came out of that war, he was this virulent figure that comes out in these opinions.