Christopher Hatton
Lord Chancellor of England
Born
1540
485 years ago
Died
November 20th, 1591
433 years ago — 51 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
England
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An English academic and politician held the position of Lord Chancellor of England during the late 16th century. A significant figure at the court of Queen Elizabeth I, contributed to the administration of justice and the governance of the realm. Actively participated in political affairs and legal matters, influencing the legal framework of the period. Served as a trusted advisor to the queen, providing counsel on various issues faced by the monarchy.
Held the title of Lord Chancellor of England
Served as a member of the Privy Council
Facilitated major legal reforms
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