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Cuauhtémoc was an early 16th Century Aztec ruler who fought heroically and inspirationally against the Spanish conquistadors and was tortured and then unjustly executed by Cortés
Footnote: Believed that the Order of Dannebrog was instituted by King Christian V in 1671 as a revival of an alleged older order instituted by King Valdemar Sejr in 1219
South Korea): Order of Military Merit
a letter of transfer to active officer status (209x297mm
United Kingdom. A Letter Certifying First-Lieutenant Charles Richardson's Service Aboard Hms Circe, Great Mutiny Of 1797 Hold Cuauhtémoc was an early 16thLetter in handwritten black ink on a light brown paper, inscribed "These are to Certify the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners for executing the Office of the Lord High Admiral of Great Britain and Ireland that Mr. Charles Richardson served as First Lieutenant under my Command on Board his majesty's ship Circe from the 13 July to the 1st August 1797. During which time he complied with the General Printed Instructions, and that he was not absent
