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John Nelson Darby was a Protestant preacher of the Brethren Assemblies movement and the founder of the “narrow” brothers movement, as well as a translator into several Bible languages.
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John Kay is the inventor of the flying shuttle, which made an essential contribution to the industrial revolution. John Kay first worked for a draper in Colchester. he is british and was born on june 17, 1704 in Walmersley and died in France, the date is unknown.
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James Watt, born January 19, 1736 in Greenock, Scotland and died August 25, 1819 at Heathfield Hall, in his home in Handsworth, is a Scottish engineer whose improvements to the steam engine were one of the milestones in the industrial revolution.
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Richard Arkwright, born in Preston on December 23, 1732 and died in Cromford on August 3, 1792, is a British engineer and industrialist best known for the machines he invented and which, if not allowed, at least accelerated from Nottingham, the industrial Revolution.