Brevet de capitaine pour le Cn. Peyrat (Raymond). 29 prairial XI [18 June 1803]

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Brevet de capitaine pour le Cn. Peyrat (Raymond). 29 prairial XI [18 June 1803]

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Certificate issuing from the Republic of France confirming the commission of captaincy upon Raymond Peyrat, signed by Napoleon Bonaparte, Hugues-Bernard Maret and Louis-Alexandre Berthier. The original certificate is bound along with a 20th century transcription and a typescript translation into English. The name, specific commission, details of service, and other particulars about Peyrat are in manuscript on a printed form.

[26] p., bound ; 37 cm.

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