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Cambridge, he acted as a general interpreter and there was a Japanese delegate who was able contribute through Bayon, delivering his presentation to Bayon in Latin and Bayon then translated for the audience. He was also an accomplished naturalist,
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and of several other tropical diseases. He contracted a tropical disease himself and was carried by bearers for several days to hospital, which his condition became critical. Once he had recovered he continued his studies, becoming especially interested in the study of
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Bayon married in 1913 and he was survived by his wife, they had two daughters, Joan Nelia and
Cynthia Beatrix, and a son. His son, Michael Henry Astolf Topham Bayon (1922-2014), flew
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African languages. His
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and spent some time as such in France. In 1915 he was naturalised as a
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could be caused by chemical agents, producing cancers by injecting tar into animals and so demonstrating that some agents were
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physician and researcher notable for his role in the study of carcinogens and for his work on the history of science.
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for six months to study leprosy there. During these six months in Russia was able to learn quite a lot of the
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family in the publishing trade. He was educated in Genoa and then at a co-educational school of the
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