William Brooke

English noble and politician in Parliament

William Brooke - Leaders & Politicians born November 1st, 1527
Born
Died

1597
429 years ago — 70 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

England

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Held the title of 10th Baron Cobham and served as a prominent member of the English nobility during the Tudor period. Active in politics, played a significant role in the Parliament of England. Engaged in various political affairs and contributed to the governance of the realm. His influence was notable during a time when the role of nobility in politics was essential for the monarchy.

Served as a member of the English Parliament

Held the title of 10th Baron Cobham

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