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Oh hey y'all, welcome to the Past in the Curious, my name is Mick Sullivan, and this podcast

is something that I love to do, so I'm glad that you are tuned in.

As usual, we share two stories from the past that relate to a theme.

Of course, there's some other stuff thrown in there too, and this episode is about books,

or at least that's how we get into the stories that we're going to tell.

One story is about librarians working to protect some of the most valuable books in history.

From people.

The other story is kind of flipped.

In one Paris library, librarians work to keep people safe from a book.

It's a book that Marie Curie once owned.

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