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This item SOLD at 2023 May 05 @ 10:47UTC-5 : EST/CDT
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A Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant for Commodore Edwin Moore Court Marshall Participation, 1844, is a historical document that provides evidence of the financial compensation provided to Commodore Edwin Moore for his service on a court martial panel in the Republic of Texas. Commodore Edwin Moore was a naval officer and commander of the Texas Navy, which played a crucial role in securing Texas& #39; independence. He was known for his leadership, strategic vision, and his contributions to the growth of the Texas economy. The Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant is a type of financial instrument that was used by the government of the Republic of Texas to pay its bills and obligations. This particular warrant was issued to Commodore Moore as compensation for his service on a court martial panel, which would have involved reviewing the cases of soldiers accused of violating military regulations and making judgments about their guilt or innocence.
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111 Beech Street Newport, KY 41071 USA, New Port, Kentucky, 41071, United States
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