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On September 25, 1613, with the support of King James I, Frances’ marriage to Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex was annulled. Robert Carr was created Earl of Somerset on November 3, 1613, and then appointed Treasurer of Scotland on December 23, 1613. He had been named Secretary of State in 1612, and then Lord Chamberlain and Lord Privy Seal ...
Robert Carr oder Ker(r), 1. Earl of Somerset (* um 1586 ; † 1645 ) war ein schottischer Politiker und Günstling König Jakobs I. von England . Robert Carr, dessen Geburtstag nicht überliefert ist, war ein jüngerer Sohn des Sir Thomas Ker of Ferniehurst und dessen zweiter Frau Janet Scott, der Schwester von Sir Walter Scott of Buccleuch .
Carr’s first appearance at court came in March 1607 when, in attendance on Sir James Hay at a tournament, he was thrown by his horse and broke a leg. James insisted that he be tended by the royal physicians, and took a personal interest in Carr’s recovery. He visited frequently, and quickly came to dote on the young man.
16 de mar. de 2021 · Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset circa 1587-1645. There is something lavishly romantic about the way that James (now also King of England) met his next great love, the seventeen-year-old Robert Carr in 1607. Yet of all his relationships, this one proved the most troublesome. Carr sparked James’ passionate nature from the outset.
Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset (Q336096) Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset. British nobleman and politician (1587–1645) Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset. edit. Language. Label. Description. Also known as.
Dr. Robert Carr was a scholar and activist who worked tirelessly for human rights and an end to HIV in his native Caribbean region and globally. Dr. Carr was vocal, honest, and unapologetic in naming injustices that contribute to poor health and barriers to health services, and he was a powerful organizer and advocate for the central role of civil society and communities in the HIV response.
11 de may. de 2018 · Carr, Robert, 1st Viscount Rochester, 1st earl of Somerset ( c. 1587–1645). Carr, a royal favourite, began his career as page to James VI of Scotland, whom he accompanied to London in 1603 when James ascended the English throne. By 1607 he was established as the king's favourite, but he only acquired political significance after the death of ...
