Thomas Bromley
English Lord Chancellor of England
Born
1530
495 years ago
Died
April 11th, 1587
438 years ago — 57 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Served as Lord Chancellor from 1580 until death in 1587. Appointed to the position by Queen Elizabeth I, presided over the High Court of Chancery. Played a significant role in the legal and political matters of Tudor England. Involved in the administration of justice and governance during a turbulent period marked by religious conflict. Contributed to the legal reforms of the time and the development of English law. Notably, his tenure included the handling of cases related to the dissolution of monasteries and property disputes following the Reformation.
Served as Lord Chancellor of England
Oversaw legal proceedings during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I
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