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William Bligh (9th September, 1754-7th December, 1817), a naval captain and the fourth governor of [[New South Wales]].  He was the immediate victim of the infamous mutiny on the [[HMS Bounty]] of 1789, as well as the [[Rum Rebellion]] of 1808.
 
William Bligh (9th September, 1754-7th December, 1817), a naval captain and the fourth governor of [[New South Wales]].  He was the immediate victim of the infamous mutiny on the [[HMS Bounty]] of 1789, as well as the [[Rum Rebellion]] of 1808.
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William Bligh (9th September, 1754-7th December, 1817), a naval captain and the fourth governor of New South Wales. He was the immediate victim of the infamous mutiny on the HMS Bounty of 1789, as well as the Rum Rebellion of 1808.