In the House of Commons he defended the king's right to levy impositions, and other events of his secretaryship were the inquiry into the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury and the release of Raleigh in 1616.
He defended the king's right to levy impositions. This was in the House of Commons. Other events of his secretaryship were the inquiry into the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury. Other events of his secretaryship were the inquiry into the release of Raleigh in 1616.