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instanceOf
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Royal Navy officer
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colonial governor
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human
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birthDate
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1738-10-11
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birthPlace
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England
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Kingdom of Great Britain
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London
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burialPlace
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St Nicholas Church, Bathampton
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commanded
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First Fleet
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countryOfCitizenship
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Kingdom of Great Britain
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deathDate
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1814-08-31
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deathPlace
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Bath
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England
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Somerset
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education
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Greenwich Hospital School
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employer
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British government
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Royal Navy
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endTime
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1792-12-10
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familyName
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Phillip
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givenName
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Arthur
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hasHeritage
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German ancestry
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honouredIn
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statues and memorials in Sydney
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suburb of Phillip, Australian Capital Territory
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knownFor
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being first Governor of New South Wales
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founding European settlement at Sydney
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languageSpoken
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English
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militaryBranch
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Royal Navy
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militaryRank
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Admiral
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monarchDuringTerm
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George III
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name
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Arthur Phillip
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nationality
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British
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notableEvent
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founded the penal colony at Port Jackson
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led the First Fleet to Australia
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oversaw establishment of Sydney Cove
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notableWork
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establishment of the first permanent European settlement in Australia
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occupation
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colonial administrator
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naval officer
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participatedIn
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Anglo-Spanish War (1779–1783)
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Seven Years' War
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positionHeld
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Governor of New South Wales
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first Governor of New South Wales
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reasonForNotability
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key figure in early British colonisation of Australia
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residence
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Bath
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Port Jackson
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Sydney Cove
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spouse
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Isabella Whitehead
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Margaret Denison
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startTime
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1788-01-26
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