How Nostradamus Dated His Prophecies

‘If I had wished to attach a date to each quatrain, that would have been possible to do’. Author Kay Wells has taken this outrageous claim by the French prophet Nostradamus (1503-66) and asked the question – what if Nostradamus, who wrote nearly a thousand prophecies, had somehow infltrated dates into his quatrains? He has been credited with foretelling the execution of Charles I, the French Revolution, the rise of Napoleon, the Victorian age, both world wars, the era of Adolph Hitler and the Kennedy assassinations, among many others. Without dates, his prophecies have always frustrated readers with doubts as to his ultimate accuracy. Kay Wells has analysed a single quatrain, I.35, believed to foretell the death of Henry II of France in 1559. She reveals layer after layer of accurate information about the incident and its consequences for France and England. This book reveals an emphatic yes to the question, did Nostradamus leave evidence of dates for future generations?