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Children all over the world recite Mother Goose rhymes but don't know their origin. In 1697, Charles Perrault published a collection of fairy tales called "Tales of My Mother Goose," introducing the character Mother Goose. The rhymes contain snippets of history, old customs, and beliefs - for example, Humpty Dumpty may have been based on King Richard III.
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Mother goose rhymes
- 2. Children all over the world have recited, sang, and repeated Mother Goose rhymes, but they have never bothered to know their origin and their meaning.
- 3. Who was Mother Goose and where did she live?
- 4. 1697 French writer, Charles Perrault, published a collection of fairy tales.
- 5. Comtes de Ma mere I “Oye or Tales of My Mother Goose. John Newberry published Mother Goose Melody.
- 6. As the Mother Goose rhymes: interesting bits of history old customs Manner and beliefs
- 7. Richard III was probably Humpty Dumpty. James Orchard Halliwell published Gammer Gurton’s Garland or the nursery Parnassus
Editor's Notes
- Mother Goose never existed by a person and did not live anywhere. She is only a MYTH, ( an idea or story that is believed by many people but that is not true.) a personification( an imaginary person that represent a thing or idea. (abstract : synonyms) of well- loved story tellers.