Thomas Greene

Also known as: Thomas Gréene · Role: prolocutor · First appears: Richard II 67

Life events

c. 1397 · The assembled estates revoked all charters of pardon as threats to the king’s security.(Richard II 67 · 📍 Westminster)
- With: John Bushy William Bagot
- “To conclude, at length all maner of charters of pardon were made void, for that the same séemed to impeach the suertie of the kings person.”

patron: Richard II “There were two other persons of great credit with the king, besides sir Iohn Bushie, that were, as before yee haue heard, verie earnest to haue those charters of pardon reuoked and made void, to wit, sir William Bagot, and sir Thomas Gréene.”
allies with John Bushy “There were two other persons of great credit with the king, besides sir Iohn Bushie, that were, as before yee haue heard, verie earnest to haue those charters of pardon reuoked and made void, to wit, sir William Bagot, and sir Thomas Gréene.”
allies with William Bagot “There were two other persons of great credit with the king, besides sir Iohn Bushie, that were, as before yee haue heard, verie earnest to haue those charters of pardon reuoked and made void, to wit, sir William Bagot, and sir Thomas Gréene.”

Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.