Thomas Radclyffe
English politician and Lord Lieutenant
Born
1525
500 years ago
Died
June 9th, 1583
441 years ago — 58 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Third Earl of Sussex served prominently as an English politician during the late 16th century. Held the position of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, overseeing English governance in Ireland during a tumultuous period. Managed military efforts against rebellions and facilitated the implementation of English policies in Ireland. His tenure included addressing issues of law and order while navigating the complex landscape of Irish-English relations.
Served as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Managed military operations during Irish rebellions
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