Chapter 1438 sacer esto

Soldiers don't know where they are going until they reach their destination.

When Napoleon went to Egypt, he departed from the port of Marseille. At that time, the port was crowded with people and looked very lively. However, except for senior officers, no one knew where they were going by ship.

It wasn't until it was time to board the ship that Napoleon announced it. The soldiers and scholars all cheered. They were full of curiosity about Egypt and the East, and happily followed Napoleon on board the ship.

Although the final expedition turned out to be a disaster, it was still something worth remembering. Saint-Domingue was a completely different story.

In the afternoon, Lucien "deceived" King Louis I of Etruria to go to the Sèvres Ceramics Factory, and even coaxed him into buying a lot of porcelain back home.

The Spanish princess used to use gold and silverware as tableware, but now the French "court" was using porcelain, and Louis I quickly placed an order for it.

There she asked Lucien if he knew about selling Louisiana to pay off debts. She asked in a straightforward way, but Lucien was more surprised than she was, and he later returned to the city.

The result of the investigation was conveyed to Georgiana by his wife. This matter has been discussed since last year. Jefferson first sent a man named Robert Leviton to Paris to discuss the matter. It was just a Frenchman.

They did not accept it, and then they found a man named Pierre Samuel Dupont de Nemours to help the United States assist in the negotiations.

After the outbreak of the Revolution, Dupont fled to the United States with the Duke of Orleans. He had a very close relationship with Jefferson and had rich political connections in France. He simply knew Josephine and they were friends of the old royal party. Lucien planned to pay back the money

, but did not intend to repay the money earned from selling the land left by their ancestors like the old nobles, although the real successor of this "ancestor" Louis XIV was Louis XVI.

Maybe Napoleon could recognize the flattery of other people, but he couldn't stop women, especially Josephine, from flattering him. The inquiring Matilda learned from Napoleon's secretary that Josephine had sent a four-letter song.

The poem was given to him. The last sentence of the poem was la bonne partsera la notre. It means good luck has always been with us. It has the same French pronunciation as Napoleon's name. It was placed on his fish-shaped table. And Georgiana gave it to Napoleon.

It was an excerpt from Cicero's "On the Republic". He was very unhappy after reading it, so even though Georgiana made an appointment with him that night, he went back to Malmaison.

Josephine once said that she would not interfere in politics, but facts have proved that she will still intervene. Just as Renaudman said, the fate of France is in her hands.

Georgiana's cat Rublon was named after an officer who intended to assassinate Napoleon. At that time, he may have taken personal revenge in the name of "for the Republic", but if he had succeeded, maybe the system of the French Republic could really be saved, but it was

It’s hard to say whether it will stand the test after that.

Roman law stipulated that the creditor could take away part of the debtor's body as compensation for being unable to collect the debt.

France owed so much money to foreigners and sold its land to pay off its debts. Just like Burgundy, which was once tyrannical, it was a kindness for Britain to give Malta to the Bourbon royal family and make them the chief leaders.

Can a dismembered person be put back together? Not everyone is Osiris.

Georgiana was so cold-hearted that she was actually deceived by Napoleon's majestic appearance. Was he as obedient when listening to Letizia as when he listened to Josephine?

In the final stage of the French Revolution, the British theory was ignored by the French. The French adopted American theory, not to emphasize the country's laws to adapt them to the national temperament, nor to improve the progressive virtues of the Enlightenment, but to

You should arrange your life according to your inner vision.

France and the United States are different. The United States is a virgin land. They start everything over again, just like newlywed virgin brides, while in Europe, married women have to get rid of the traces left by their predecessors and start over.

It's impossible to pass.

Some people love to dream. Captain Cooper warned the French officers who were about to leave Boston: "Don't let the victory in this virgin land of ours inspire your own hopes, but if you try to transplant this feeling into the country, you will have corrupted several people."

On the soil of the century, the obstacles you will encounter are more difficult to overcome than ours. We won our freedom with our blood, but you will not need to be washed away by the rapids."

Why should she get involved in this couple's aristocratic dream, ruin her own marriage, abandon such a good man, and leave so many women in love with Severus.

Don't they always think good luck will follow them? Pomona won't accompany them.

She left a suicide note and, like those unchaste Vestal virgins, planned to find a closed room to confine herself until death.

It was difficult to find a place like this, but the Sèvres Ceramics Factory had a room for drying pottery in the shade. She sealed the windows and doors with the clay used to make the pottery. Even if this room was not a basement, it was enough for her to slowly suffocate.

This way of death was much more dignified than dying in prison. No one sentenced her, it was her own death sentence.

Lighting an oil lamp in a closed room would speed up oxygen consumption, so she could die faster, but she had not yet reached the point where she could look into the darkness without fear at all.

So when she entered the room, she took with her the draft constitution written by Sieyes, which was the constitution that Napoleon abandoned during the Brumaire Coup.

In this constitution, Napoleon could receive an annual salary of 6 million and an army of 3,000 men. Perhaps his annual salary was only that much when he was exiled to the Elba Islands.

He can live in the Palace of Versailles and, like the British royal family, can represent the entire republic to the outside world. However, the actual government is composed of two governors, one in wartime and one in peacetime. However, they did not give them the first consul who was highly praised by them.

When to govern.

No one with any talent or honor would agree.

Not every descendant of Napoleon will be as talented as him, just like Louis XIV and Louis XVI. When Napoleon's descendants are as useless as Louis XVI, taking out this constitution can save his life.

, he still has an annual salary of at least 6 million, which is much better than those poor people who have no inheritance at all.

Although Sieyes drew on American law for this coup, he was an original scholar. In addition to the constitution, he also created new national institutions, divided into communes, provinces, and national levels, with a judicial system at each level.

Institutions and administrative agencies. Special courts and military courts can only be used in extraordinary times, such as famine, banditry caused by war, or when the world is first settled. France will eventually restore peace and stability.

Maybe she would just die and see Severus when she opened her eyes.

Albus knew that his death was coming, and he planned to use his life to do something for Harry and the future. He asked Severus to kill him, so that Severus could regain Voldemort's trust, and this was

What she has to do now.

She wanted to save Sieyes' life, keep him in the Senate, and prevent those two bastards from selling Louisiana.

Maybe it's useless for her to be so clear-minded, but she is fearless. There are many things that are scarier than death. She envies Lily so much that she can die when her soul is still pure. She can compromise on many issues, but she will never be servile.

The comfort and desires choose to continue to fall.

She missed Scotland, the magic school in the white snow, and the mirror-like black lake.

In a piece of school history, Salazar Slytherin's father brought a dragon and raised it in the basement. A group of ignorant Muggle children encouraged him to awaken the dragon. However, the dragon's breath spewed out after it woke up.

But they were all burned to ashes.

Just when Slytherin was about to perish in the flames, his mother saved him, and she became a victim of the flames. The dragon broke free from the chains, but did not fly away, but got into the black lake.

Slytherin killed it while it was sleeping. Maybe the black lake turned into a blood lake at that time, and all the water in the lake was dragon's blood.

She saw a little light at the bottom of the black lake, which looked like a gold ring. After looking carefully for a long time, she realized that it was not.

It was like lava from an undersea volcano that spewed out from the bottom of the lake with a large amount of liquid, but the color looked a bit like a magical elixir. It carried a large amount of heat and rushed towards her face.

The flames on the stake could not kill the wizard, but the dragon's breath could.

She slowly closed her eyes, waiting for "purification" to come.

Firing ceramics requires high temperatures, and the pottery that was dried in the shade quickly turned into glaze under the temperature of the dragon's breath and turned into fired porcelain.

Perhaps that's why Renaultman named her Madame Sèvres.

Fragile paper, like silk, was burned to ashes in the fire. Just like those ancient civilizations, only stone inscriptions can leave traces of their existence.

Whether it is the Rosetta Stone or the Hammurabi Stone, they all record text. If the lucky Napoleon really wanted to be "immortal", he could have built a similar stone tablet.

She doesn't expect this. There are many people like her who have lived their whole lives in obscurity and no one will remember them for thousands of years. She will not be like the old fool who can't see through fame and power.

She is a woman, and what she longs for is love, but unfortunately human men cannot give it to her.

If he couldn't find her, he would look elsewhere. She was fed up with the city of Paris.

"Come out." Sieyes said outside the hole pierced by flames.

"Your affairs have nothing to do with me from now on, and you should not try to borrow the power of wizards to win the war." Georgiana looked at the short "lucky man" and said, "I believe that good luck will follow you after I leave.

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"Are you going to become Merlin who abandoned King Arthur?" Napoleon asked gloomily.

"I'm dreaming too, I actually dream of being Merlin." Georgiana smirked, "Goodbye, Leon, you devil."

He did not order the soldiers with guns to point their guns at her.

Maybe they'd have to wait until her back was turned before they fired.

She looked at the ring in her hand and felt that it was like her own magic wand. Then she turned the flames into red clothes and put them on her body, so that the lead bullets would turn into molten iron and not hurt her at all.

"You continue to dream." She said coldly, and then she turned and left the house where she originally planned to end her life.

She is finally free.
Chapter completed!