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Reynell Coates was born in
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December 10, 1847, and wrote its ritual. In the national election of 1852 he was the candidate of the Native
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Coates contributed voluminously to various medical and scientific journals, many of them being translated into the French, German, Spanish and
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in 1823 with a thesis on "Fractures of
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and contributed to the other literary journals of the time, both in prose and in verse. From 1845, he edited
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