As for other officers and soldiers who had performed meritoriously in battle, Joseph didn't hesitate to confer upon them their due rewards.
After handing over the documents to the official responsible for transmitting confidential letters, Joseph had Eman summon Denico, the general manager of the Paris Commercial News.
The great victory achieved at Tamire was significant not only for stabilizing the situation in northwestern Tunisia and acquiring two extraordinarily capable officers but also for its importance in propaganda.
Only two months had passed since Joseph last called upon the nobility at the Palace of Versailles to "fight on the battlefield for His Majesty the King, for France like warriors," and Moro had led a thousand young nobles to remarkable military achievements, earning generous ennoblement. This must be widely publicized to attract more nobles to join the army.
