Ralph Sadler

English politician and Secretary of State

Ralph Sadler - English politician and Secretary of State
Born

1507
518 years ago

Died

March 30th, 1587
437 years ago — 80 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

England

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A prominent figure in English politics during the Tudor period, served as Secretary of State under Edward VI and Mary I. Involved in important diplomatic missions and administrative duties. Played a significant role in managing state affairs and advising the monarchy. His career was marked by involvement in several key political events and the complexities of Tudor governance.

Served as Secretary of State for Edward VI

Advised Queen Mary I on state matters

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