Hello everybody, it's summertime, and a lot of people are putting together summer reading lists.

A lot of students are going to have to do some reading this summer so you know you don't have the summer slide hey if you're looking for a book to read this

summer I know a good one I wrote it it's called I see Lincoln's underpants you can

get it wherever books are sold well sort of because I don't have a major

publisher. So most bookstores you're not going to walk into them and find it but you can order it on

bookshop.com you can order it you could ask them to order it for you

or you could ask your local library to order it as well and then all sorts of people could

enjoy it. I would love it if you read it this summer and I think you would enjoy it

if you haven't read it already. I mean you haven't read it already have you? That's I see

Lincoln's underpants by Mick Sullivan.

Illustrated by Suki Anderson.

Find out more at the Past and the Curious.com.

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I see Lincoln's underpants.

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Well, howdy everybody? It's Mick Sullivan, and this is The Past and the Curious.

Episode 93. This episode is about milk, but it's not about good milk. It's about bad milk. It's about something called milk sickness. It's about something

that people did. It's about a couple things that people did to make milk less dangerous to drink

because for a long period of time it was really, really dangerous.

Milk wasn't alone in that regard. There were all sorts of things that were more dangerous,

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