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HENRY GALIVEY RECEIVED KNIGHT OF ST. LOUIS, SIGNED LETTER FROM COUNT WALSH OF SERRANT. 18913-38

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HENRY GALIVEY RECEIVED AS A KNIGHT OF ST. LOUIS, SIGNED LETTER FROM COUNT WALSH DE SERRANT. 18913-38

"On the 24th of November 1799,
I have the honor to inform you, Sir, that in virtue of the orders of Monsieur dated the 13th of this month that you have honored me with, I have today received Chevalier de St Louis Mr. Henry Galivey after he has taken the required oath.
I have the honor ... Sir.
Your very humble and obedient servant Count Walsh de Serrant".

Dimensions: 22.4 cm x 18 cm.
One handwritten page.
Reference : 18913-38
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