Solicitor General
Appointed Solicitor General
Follow Edward Coke through 16 dated historical records for England.
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Appointed Solicitor General
Edward Coke becomes Speaker during a Parliament marked by disputes over religion, privilege, recusancy and the succession.
Role range: 1593-1593
Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons
Appointed Attorney General
Heads a committee of the Privy Council which is empowered to use torture. Heads a committee of the Privy Council into rounding up ring leaders
Prosecutes Essex for treason
Prosecutes Essex for treason
Prosecutes Raleigh for treason
Prosecutes Raleigh for treason
Prosecutes the gunpowder plot conspirators
Appointed Chief Justice of Court of Common Pleas
Decides that the King's Proclamation cannot change the law
Appointed Privy Councillor
Defends the Common Law Courts against the Chancellors rights to interfere in them
Appointed Party Leader of the Popular Party
Imprisoned for 9 months
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