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Archibald Watson FRCS (27 July 1849 – 30 July 1940) was an Australian surgeon and professor of anatomy at the University of Adelaide. ==Early life== Watson was born at Tarcutta, New South Wales, the son of Sydney Grandison Watson, a retired naval officer who became a squatter on the upper Murray. He was educated at a national school in Sydney and then Scotch College, Melbourne 1861–67, where he was a champion light-weight boxer. As an agent for his father, he arrived in Fiji on 10 March 1871 and was aboard the second voyage of the brig ''Carl'' in the Solomon Islands 1871–72 which was involved in blackbirding. The captain of the ''Carl'', Joseph Armstrong, was later sentenced to death for his involvement in the massacre of islanders during the earlier 1871 voyage of the ''Carl''. Upon returning the Fiji Watson was charged with piracy in respect of the second voyage of the ''Carl'', but was later discharged from bail.〔 〕
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