William Neville

English soldier and 1st Earl of Kent

William Neville - Military & Warriors born 1405
Born

1405
621 years ago

Died
Category

Military & Warriors

Country

England

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Created 1st Earl of Kent, served as a soldier during the Hundred Years' War. Engaged in multiple military campaigns, contributing to English efforts against France. Involved in various political maneuvers, solidifying influence within the English nobility during the 15th century. Actively participated in significant battles and served in key roles, showcasing military leadership.

Served as the 1st Earl of Kent

Participated in the Hundred Years' War

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