There was a clear delineation, but it's like Benedict Arnold was loyal to the Americans up until the point that he was loyal to the British and we don't really hold him up as a paragon of patriotism and loyalty.
With the tremendous impact of this responsibility, it's no wonder that a U.S. Supreme Court justice is expected to be, in the words of Irving R. Kaufman, a paragon of virtue, an intellectual titan, and an administrative wizard.
I think it was a bit ridiculous of him to suggest that, you know, whereas he is the paragon of calling out racism, the press doesn't do that, you know, when so much of his argument is the opposite.
Over the next ten years he engaged in a wide-ranging programme of reform which eclipsed his mother's own efforts, one which has led to him being viewed as a paragon of 'enlightened despotism'.
But depressingly, it's actually a paragon of care and thoughtfulness compared to what happens when someone donates their body to science, which brings us to whole body donation.