We see them with John Locke, we're going to see it in the English Bill of Rights, in the idea of Parliament, and the spreading of that to the idea of the Republic in the United States. We've already talked about that, but the Limitation Clause in Article I, the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause, and the Ninth Amendment can be all traced to that Magna Carta, so hip hip hooray for the Magna Carta. And remember, the Magna Carta's not a constitution, it's just something in English history that evolved into common law and was adopted into later legal matters. So now at least you know something about the Magna Carta, thank goodness for that. So you're going to be ahead at the next party you go to or the next test you take you're going to pass. Alright guys, I say it because I say it at the end of every lecture because I mean it with all my heart where attention goes, energy flows, and we'll see you guys next time. You pressed my buttons.