Francis North, 1st Baron Guilford Portrait Print
Francis North, 1st Baron Guilford NPG D35004
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by George Vertue, after David Loggan
Trained in the law, Francis North was called to the Bar in 1661, and, at just thirty-four, became Solicitor General. He was elected as an MP and was made Attorney General in 1673. His rapid rise continued and two years later North was made Chief Justice of Common Pleas, a post that required he leave the Commons. In 1682, King Charles II named North Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, thus putting him in charge of the chancery, its court and the passing of... more
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