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Ambassador

England · Government / Government of England. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

12Records
1386–1674Date range
11Named people
4Places

Chronological records

1386

John of Gaunt Lancaster, 1st1386

Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of Spain

1463

George Neville1463

Paris · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of France

1537

Thomas Wyatt1537

Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of Charles V

1554

Russell Bedford, 1st1554

London · Government / Government of England

Appointed Amassador to Philip of Spain

1559

Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st1559

Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of France

1570

Francis Walsingham1570

Paris · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of France

1612

Edward Seymour Hertford, 2nd1612

Brussels · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of Belgium

1656

William Lockhart1656

Paris · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of France

1660

George Downing1660

Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of Holland

1663

Denzil Holles Ifield, 1stJuly 1663

Paris · Government / Government of England

Appointed English ambassador to France during Charles II's Restoration diplomacy.

1668

William Temple1668

Hague · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of the Hague, 1st term

1674

William Temple1674

Hague · Government / Government of England

Appointed Ambassador of the Hague, 2nd term

Names involved

Charles Howard Nottingham, 1stDenzil Holles Ifield, 1stEdward Seymour Hertford, 2ndFrancis WalsinghamGeorge DowningGeorge NevilleJohn of Gaunt Lancaster, 1stRussell Bedford, 1stThomas WyattWilliam LockhartWilliam Temple

Provenance

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