However, it is quite likely that the story behind this innocent little rhyme is a lot different than what most people picture when they hear Humpty Dumpty. This is more or less exactly how the nursery rhyme went when it was published in 1810 as part of Joseph Ritson’s work entitled Gammer Gurton’s Garland. The most well-known form of the nursery rhyme goes like this :Īll the king’s horses and all the king’s men In fact, the version of Humpty Dumpty that we now know is vastly different from the likely inspiration of the rhyme. In that time, it has undergone a fair amount of alterations. This massively popular piece of prose has been around for hundreds of years. You likely will not be able to find any child over the age of six who has not heard the Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme before.
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