 So at any time during that journey, he could have been stopped. Someone should have asked to see his freedom papers, you know, his sailors papers, his seaman's papers at some point. I don't know that they did that. And it may be because he's doing these things like getting on the train at the last minute and so forth. But he was very much in jeopardy. This is before the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. But there is a fugitive slave law of 1793 that allows