Hello, delicious friends and welcome to Who Did What Now, the History Podcast that is not your

History class, with me, your host Katie Charlwood,

History Harlet and Reader of Books. My body is finally reducing to being back in the country.

Oh my goodness, jet lag is a bitch, let me tell you. Like, I thought it was a really smart idea. And here's the thing I wouldn't

have it any other way, actually, is I literally get back on Monday and I go back to work on the

Tuesday. So, like, fly across the Atlantic, lose a day effectively and then just go straight to work.

Like, my idea was that if I do this,

then I won't like force my body into some weird cycle

and I'll just make it like readjust.

Basically like turning it off and on again.

I'm like, let's reboot this as quickly as possible.

And I just kind of thought that would

be a better idea. Now, I realized something recently because I was listening to a lot of podcasts,

because I listen to more podcasts when I travel, which, oh, it's so good, actually, because there's

so many that I need to catch up on and because I'm so

busy because a lot of the time I'm reading or I'm writing, I don't get a chance to like listen

to a lot of stuff and yeah, I realized that I used to have a disclaimer at the beginning of episodes

like way back because history as a disclaimer at the beginning of episodes, like way back,

because history, as a general rule, is full of quite a lot of horrible stuff,

which some listeners may find disturbing.

And this week I'm talking about a man from history,

which is what reminded me of it more so,

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