Stephen Fox

English politician and landowner

Stephen Fox - Leaders & Politicians born March 27th, 1627
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A politician and landowner in England during the 17th century, this individual served as a Member of Parliament and was active in local governance. His career included representation for constituencies in the House of Commons. He held significant influence in the political landscape of his time, particularly during the tumultuous periods of the English Civil War and the Commonwealth.

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Influenced local governance

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