Benjamin H. Coates, was a poet and a physician, a founder of the North American Medical and Surgical Journal and an attending physician at several charitable institutions in Philadelphia.
Extract from Coates Reynell papers
Benjamin was born at a moment that allowed him to take full advantage of the burgeoning educational opportunities in Philadelphia during the early nineteenth century, and he pursued a career as both a man of science and a man of letters. He received his medical training at the Pennsylvania Hospital, and upon his certification in 1818 went on to develop a successful private practice that partially supported his work as an attending physician for charitable institutions such as the Childrens Asylum. Benjamin became a prominent member of the Academy of Natural Sciences as well as the College of Physicians, and a founding editor of the North American Medical and Surgical Journal. He wrote prolifically, not only producing essays on scientific and medical subjects but also poetry and prose relating to current events such as Napoleons European campaigns.
Graduation
Graduation:
Date: 1818
Place: Pennsylvania, USA
Event
Event: White
Type: Race
Burial
Burial:
Place: Upper Darby, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, USA
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