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John Wilkes, the English radical and politician, was imprisoned multiple times throughout his life. His most notable imprisonment occurred in 1763 when he was jailed for his libelous writings against the government, lasting about 22 months. He faced additional arrests and detentions throughout his career, but the 1763-1765 period is the most significant regarding his time in jail.

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