Richard Fanshawe
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Richard Fanshawe (1608 - 1666), poète et homme d'État anglais, né à Ware Park (Hertford), mort à Madrid (Espagne).
Il fut envoyé en ambassade par Charles Ier d'Angleterre et Charles II d'Angleterre à la cour d'Espagne et à celle de Portugal et négocia un traité de paix entre l'Angleterre, l'Espagne et le Portugal, 1665.
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- Naissance en 1608
- Décès en 1666
- Poète britannique
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Richard Fanshawe
