write an intoduction for capitan Arthur Philip which had just returned from australia It is the year 1788

Arthur Phillip, (born October 11, 1738, London, England—died August 31, 1814, Bath, Somerset), British admiral whose convict settlement established at Sydney in 1788 was the first permanent European colony on the Australian continent

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BORN

October 11, 1738

London, England

DIED

August 31, 1814 (aged 75)

Bath, England

TITLE / OFFICE

Governor, New South Wales (1788-1792)

ROLE IN

Colonization Of Australia

FOUNDER OF

New South Wales

Phillip joined the British Navy in 1755, retired in 1763 to farm for 13 years in England, then served with the Portuguese Navy against Spain (1776) and with the British Navy against France (1778). In 1786 he was assigned the duty of founding a British convict settlement in New South Wales, and the following year he set sail with 11 ships.

As the first governor of New South Wales, Phillip struggled with rebellious convicts and troops and—until the middle of 1790—with the threat of famine; but he successfully created a permanent community. Despite his conciliatory policy toward the native Aboriginal peoples, he failed to establish peace between the settlers and the natives. He returned to England in 1792 because of poor health, but he saw further action at sea (1796–98) and was promoted to admiral in 1814.

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