John Wallop

Soldier and diplomat in England

John Wallop - Military & Warriors born 1490
Born

1490
535 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

England

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Served as an English soldier and diplomat during the 16th century. Participated in military campaigns and was involved in diplomatic relations between England and foreign powers. Held several important posts throughout his career, including service under notable figures in the government. Engaged in activities that shaped the political landscape of his time, contributing to military operations and negotiations.

Served in military campaigns for England

Held diplomatic posts in Europe

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