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      <title>Data for 1722</title>
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      <description>In the year 1722, Dutch admiral Jacob Roggeveen lands on Easter Sunday on what is now Easter Island (Apr 5), The &amp;ldquo;Brown Bess&amp;rdquo; musket becomes the British Army&amp;rsquo;s standard infantry firearm for more than a century - and all these fine people were born:
1722-0103 Fredrik Hasselqvist* traveller/ naturalist - Törnevalla, Östergötland, Kingdom of Sweden (1752/30)
1722-0126 Alexander Carlyle* church leader/autobiographer - Cummertrees, Dumfriesshire, Scotland (1805/83)
1722-0207 Azar Bigdeli* Persian anthologist/poet - Isfahan, Safavid Empire (1781/59)</description>
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