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Meanings of principal secretary in English
Russian
статс-секретарь англии Spanish
secretario de estado Appointed position within the government of England.
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Usage of principal secretary in English
1
Cromwell's reward for making it happen was to be appointed, that spring, King Henry's principal secretary.
2
The King was accustomed to refer requests for such action on his part to his principal secretary and councillor.
3
He had been principal secretary to Frederick Prince of Wales, and for nearly forty years secretary to the several lords-chamberlain.-E.
4
The country needs to hugely expand its electricity production to substitute for that firewood, according to Joseph Njoroge, the energy principal secretary.
5
On your arrival in London you will deliver my letters to the Admiralty and the principal secretary of state for the colonies.
6
This was Harley's case: in 1704 he was made principal Secretary of State.
7
To the Right Honorable Henry Mathews, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department:
8
He was principal Secretary of the Great Union Convention that nominated the late David Tod for Governor.
9
608 Principal Secretary to her Majesty, and of her 609 honourable Privy Council.
10
Mesnager, and Her Majesty's two principal secretaries of state; whereof I shall here present an extract to the reader.
11
Sunderland, Addison's former superior, became one of the two principal secretaries of state; and Addison himself was appointed as the other.
12
Troubled by the anger of Napoleon, Monge went to apprise Daru, then principal Secretary of War, who presented himself before the emperor.
13
Becoming a favorite of King James I, he was knighted in 1617, and two years later was made principal Secretary of State.
14
One of them was now his Minister for Maritime Affairs; the other his Principal Secretary of State; but neither had been constantly faithful to him.
15
On the 28th of June, 1740, the Duke of Newcastle, Principal Secretary of State, delivered to him His Majesty's instructions.
16
("Mr." Jeekes was the form of address always accorded to the principal secretary in the Hartley Parrish establishment and Bruce resumed it instinctively.)