 for things, and Chief Justice Marshall didn't worry about that so much. You know, his opinions, if you read them, often have no citations at all, or very few. They're written a little more like an essay, which in some ways makes them more persuasive because they seem to just express the truth, right? I don't even need to cite anything, right? But Washington was more concerned about finding authority for things. However, a couple of Circuit opinions that he wrote