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The story of Halford s flute boy , and what it tells us about the European trade in human remains Posted 1 AprApril 2021 at 7:00pm This skeleton came to Melbourne with the University of Melbourne s first professor of medicine . and an incredible backstory. ( Share Print text only Cancel At the height of the French Revolution in the late 1700s, a boy sat on the steps of the Notre-Dame cathedral playing a lilting tune on his wooden recorder. Parisians hurried by, occasionally casting a glance towards the child, perhaps throwing a few coins his way. But what may have caused them to stop mid-stride was the sight of his legs or, rather, leg. The boy s two thighs were fused at his knee and his leg ended in a single foot.

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