The Feared Witch of York part 3: Mother Shipton Predicts the Execution of Anne Boleyn

The transcript discusses Mother Shipton, a historical figure known for her prophecies during the time of Henry VIII. Her predictions, including those about the dissolution of monasteries and the fate of Anne Boleyn, were significant in shaping historical events. Cardinal Wolsey, a powerful figure, was notably affected by her prophecies, leading to a dramatic encounter where Mother Shipton demonstrated her powers. The narrative highlights the societal impact of her predictions and Wolsey's eventual downfall.

What was the significance of Mother Shipton's prophecies regarding Henry VIII?

What event does the phrase 'when the cow doth ride the bull' refer to in the context of the text?

Discuss the impact of the dissolution of the monasteries on the poor as mentioned in the text.

How did Cardinal Wolsey react to Mother Shipton's prophecies?

What was the outcome of Wolsey's attempt to confront Mother Shipton?