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Hace 2 días · Los judíos de España se vengaron de la Inquisición y el monarca español en esta fecha en 1588 cuando la Armada española llegó a Lisboa en preparación para un ataque contra Inglaterra, y Héctor Núñez, un cripto judío que había huido de la Inquisición portuguesa para establecerse En Inglaterra, en 1546, pudo proporcionar al maestro de espionaje británico Francis Walsingham el ...
Hace 5 días · MI5’s earliest antecedent was a secret service formed in 1569 by Sir Francis Walsingham, who later became secretary of state to Elizabeth I. In the early 20th century it was realized that some form of centralized control of intelligence functions was necessary.
Hace 3 días · The origins of the modern Secret Service were formed during Elizabeth I’s rule – initially under the direction of the inspirational Sir Francis Walsingham, who initially had to fund the service out of his own pocket. His death in 1590 caused a vacuum: and a fight for supremacy between Sir Robert Cecil and the Earl of Essex.
Hace 3 días · Robert Huggins to Francis Walsingham. Being suspected of sending advertisement to England, he was kept a close prisoner for 47 days, and at five months end, being sick, he was commanded under pain of death to leave the kingdom within 20 days.
Hace 5 días · 16 Maggio 2024. Francis Walsingham. (Foto: Wikimedia Commons, pd). di Giuseppe Gagliano –. Elisabetta I (1558-1603), l’ultima regina della dinastia Tudor, aveva al suo servizio un notevole Spymaster nella persona di sir Francis Walsingham, che è stato considerato il padre fondatore del MI5 e del MI6. Chi era Walsingham?
Hace 4 días · 1601 – Burial of Anthony Bacon in St Olave's, London. Bacon was a spy, providing intelligence for William Cecil, Sir Francis Walsingham and Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex. 1610 – Death of Gervase Babington, theologian and Bishop of Worcester. He was buried in Worcester Cathedral.
Hace 5 días · Francis Walsingham to Lord Burghley. Has made report to the French King of that which passed at sundry conferences between the Queen and M. De Foix and his Ambassador. The King gave thanks for the honourable entertainment of De Foix, and protested that he desired nothing more than strait amity with Her Majesty, and that it would be ...
