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Music Welcome to historical blindness, the odd past podcast.

I'm your balladeer, Nathaniel Lloyd, and I'd love for you all to sing along, if you know this one.

In this episode, we remain in England for another tale of unfortunate youth that may or may not be pure fiction.

If you recall, in my episode on the Green Children of Woolpit, I mentioned that a theory has arisen

locally in Suffolk, that the lost youth of St. Martin's Land were actually one and the same

with the well-known babes in the wood, a pair of children who, according to tradition, had been

betrayed to their deaths by their ruthless uncle.

Now, I made short work of this theory, as the tradition tells us the Babes in the Wood died and did so far northward of Woolpit in the woods of Norfolk.

And the suggestion that they had been turned green by arsenic poisoning, which was never

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