Hugh d'Aubigny

5th Earl of Arundel

Hugh d'Aubigny - Leaders & Politicians
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Held the title of 5th Earl of Arundel and served in various military capacities during the 13th century. Participated in the Barons' War against King John, showing allegiance to prominent nobles. Involved in the governance of England through his roles in the royal council. Passed away in 1243, leaving behind a legacy connected to the English nobility.

Participated in the Barons' War

Served on the royal council

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