Thomas Howard
Courtier and politician, 21st Earl of Arundel
Born
July 7th, 1585
439 years ago
Died
May 28th, 1626
398 years ago — 40 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
England
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21st Earl of Arundel served as an English courtier and politician in the early 17th century. He held numerous positions including the Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland, playing a significant role in the governance of the region. His noble lineage and political influence helped shape local politics during a period of transition in England. The family's estates and legacy contributed to the arts and education, aligning with the broader cultural movements of the time. His contributions to society were acknowledged through recognition from the monarchy and his active participation in the court.
Served as Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland
Held the title of 21st Earl of Arundel
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