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Isaac Darkin (also rendered as Darking; 2 April 1740 – 23 March 1761), who also used the alias Dumas, was a notorious highwayman in the eighteenth century.

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rdfs:comment	Isaac Darkin (also rendered as Darking; 2 April 1740 – 23 March 1761), who also used the alias Dumas, was a notorious highwayman in the eighteenth century. (en)
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