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John Hadley

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Hadley, John 

Born Apr. 16, 1682, in Hartford, England; died Feb. 14, 1744, in East Barnet. English inventor and astronomer. Fellow (1717) and vice-president (1728) of the Royal Society of London.

Hadley is credited with the invention of the sextant (1730–31), which is widely used in navigation.



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