 Indeed, a loose chronicle of the role of the proposition in modern philosophy runs as follows: Most of the important Early Moderns conflated the formation of a thought that has propositional content with endorsement of that content and simply failed to see the disastrous logical and epistemological implications of this conflation. Part of Frege’s genius, the story goes, was to see through this mess and clearly distinguish propositional content from judgment from assertoric force. (Marušić 2014: 255)