194 - Militaria: Consulate – French Revolution 1800 / Genoa (Italy) – Pujols (Gironde 33) / Official handwritten death certificate from the Genoa Military Hospital / Fusilier Pierre Daise of the 106th Line Half-Brigade / Wounded during the Italian Campaign / Signed by War Commissioner Roussillon - The document certifies the death of Citizen Pierre Daise, a fusilier in the 4th Company of the 1st Battalion of the prestigious 106th Half-Brigade of Line Infantry. The archival text states that the fusilier was admitted to the hospital in Genoa on the 28th of Prairial, Year VIII (immediately after the Battle of Marengo). The document is endorsed, signed, and certified as authentic by Citizen Roussillon, in his capacity as “Commissioner of War in charge of the military hospitals in Genoa.” The document bears a magnificent oval period stamp in black ink, perfectly clear and legible: “COMMISSIONER OF WAR / R.F.,” highlighted by Roussillon’s signature in the center.A military and hospital history archive of paramount importance for the study of the wounded from Bonaparte’s Second Italian Campaign.