Chapter 1800 up your alley(9)

When Napoleon was imprisoned on St. Helena Island, the "Bonapartists" who originally followed him began to be hunted down by the former royalists. They ignored the surrender agreement negotiated by Marshal Davout and arrested his cronies everywhere to seek revenge.

, many Bonapartists fled to the United States.

When the Directory asked Napoleon to destroy the Papal States, Napoleon did not obey the order.

Everyone has to leave a way out for themselves. Even Voldemort prepared a Horcrux for himself. What's more, if the Pope really destroys the country, Christians will think that they will face persecution from the "Roman Emperor" and hide underground.

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This does not refer to "underground activities" in anonymity, but to actually digging a city underground and living in it. There are similar ruins in Rome. There are endless and endless guerrillas emerging from the underground.

It's annoying. Only a sane and sane person like him would not be so unscrupulous as the Directory.

When Jefferson died, he wrote an epitaph for himself and asked that not a single word be changed: Thomas Jefferson, the drafter of the Declaration of Independence, the drafter of the Virginia Religious Act, and the founder of the University of Virginia, is buried here.

The final version of the Declaration of Independence and the version drafted by Jefferson had been changed beyond recognition, and even violated Jefferson's original intention to a certain extent.

It's just that too many people's interests are involved. Even if the drafter is replaced by Franklin, it won't change much. At best, it will only change the writing style from grand to approachable.

Obscurantism is not equal to superstitious belief in gods. The key to obscurantism is to prevent people from thinking rationally and spread some specious theories. They seem to make sense and make people seem to understand and wake up, as if they were the ones who left the cave.

, people who no longer look at the shadows on the wall.

In fact, it would be extremely absurd to listen to what they say and do what they say.

The stories in the books written by Rochard were all written by others, and they were full of unreasonable plots. Even Hagrid could see that the methods of dealing with monsters mentioned in his books were false. If any little wizard really listened to the stories,

When it comes to dealing with monsters, he would be like the Muggle child who imitated Franklin and flew a kite to attract thunder and lightning on a rainy day. However, the Muggle parents could still collect the corpses of the Muggle children, while the little wizard's body would be gone.

The ultimate goal of people like Rohart is to gain benefits, which are not just money, but also status, fame, authority, etc. In order to achieve this goal, they can take quotes out of context and "pretend" when it comes to the core content.

That's right, Rohart didn't defeat monsters with a smile, so how did he defeat the Cornish elf?

Potions was Snape's major, and Rohart also wanted to stir things up. Taking the wrong medicine could poison someone to death, but it was not like Harry Potter who drank raw bone water and the pain could grow back overnight.

The restorative agent refined from mandrake can revive people who were petrified by the sight of the basilisk, while their souls are still in their bodies.

The primitive state of ignorance is full of dormant passion, and popular musicians are easily excited and scream after listening to it.

The second half of the Christmas ball was performed by a weird witch. Many young people liked it, but many people sneaked out of the ball. While catching the restless students by the carriage, Snape met Igor Kaka.

Love, the tall man was frightened by the increasingly active Dark Mark.

In order to get rid of him, Snape added a sleeping potion to whiskey, but with Igor in the cellar, Snape could no longer sleep in his bedroom as if nothing had happened.

He wanted to find a place to stay. Of course he wouldn't go to Dumbledore's office to ask for candy. Then he would naturally go to his "senior sister".

You never have to worry about running out of food at Hogwarts. Remus Lupine lived a wandering life after leaving school, and he became much older, but he was still better than the one who spent twelve years in prison under the guard of dementors.

Sirius Black looks much better.

When Blake saw Harry's eyes in the Shrieking Shack, his eyes almost lit up.

After so many years, Blake is still the young man who just left school, although his face is no longer as handsome as when he was the school prince.

Most women like tall men, preferably if he is handsome.

Snape, who was ugly before, never thought that he would one day be able to compete with Black.

Corsican people were considered average in stature among ordinary people. This was because ordinary people at that time were generally malnourished. And pampered nobles were generally tall. In addition to congenital factors, nutrition also affects a person's height.

Anyway, Napoleon Bonaparte looked very short against the background of those generals. He would not attract women's attention. On the contrary, handsome "Knights of Roland" such as Murat and Lannes could attract their attention.

He was an ordinary man, and those who wrote biographies about Napoleon turned him into a legend.

"Seeing" the tanned Bonaparte who had just returned from Egypt was easy to form a contrast. After a trip to the "East", Sultan Kebir seemed to be planning to move the same routine to the West.

Not judging a person by his appearance is an advantage, but it is also a disadvantage. If Pomona could see a short guy like a normal woman and have no interest in him, she would not be affected by the halo effect, Filius

With such a good personality, it is not because of his height that he has never been favored by human women.

If she is not affected by the halo effect, she will be affected by the Lucifer effect. As long as she knows how many people he has killed, she will not have a favorable impression of him.

The Cairo riot was two hundred years ago for them, but it was not long ago for Bonaparte, and he was eager to escape from that quagmire.

The characteristic of Napoleon's wars is that he can concentrate superior forces in a short period of time to launch a fierce attack. This was also the case in the Battle of Moscow. This method of warfare resulted in the French army being unable to carry a large amount of supplies. The supplies would slow down the march. Tsar Alexander used scorched earth.

The French army, unable to supply due to their tactics, died in large numbers in the cold winds of Siberia due to hunger and cold.

When retreating, he did not disperse his troops to "supply the inhabitants". The advantage of this method of supply is that it does not require transportation tools, but the disadvantage is that it allows the army to rob civilians. During the War of the Spanish Crown, in order to hinder the other party from collecting food, France and Austria both sent Italians to

People's houses were set on fire on the land. So what does it have to do with the civilians who will inherit the throne? After suffering such an unreasonable disaster, the Italian civilians could only hide in the Alps. They were no match for those soldiers who were armed to the teeth.

Although the freeze and starvation of 1816 killed 200,000 people, it was still relatively small compared to the disasters brought to Europe by the Napoleonic War. 350,000 people died in Russia's defeat alone. If he came back from St. Helena, he could really save the world.

Europe?

The timing of the meteor in 1812 and the volcanic eruption in 1816 coincided, but they cannot be intertwined with the fate of the "Roman Emperor". This is a kind of Eastern mysticism, and it is also the Eastern way of promoting the divine right of kings. The rise and fall of the country, personnel affairs

Replacement is combined with celestial phenomena. The volcanic eruption began before the Battle of Waterloo, and people thought that the shooting star represented a good omen when troops were sent out.

He had no shortage of women during his imprisonment. Thinking about when he was still a young man, he should have been content.

The young Napoleon was still an officer with a simple sense of morality. How much humanity did he have left in his middle age? If he was really a kind person, he would not write content in the textbook asking students to be loyal to the emperor and obey the emperor's orders.

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This is counter-enlightenment thinking. Although it is easier and less tiring for a brainwashed person to rule, since he feels that he is old and his energy is not as good as before, why not abdicate?

After Louis XVIII succeeded to the throne, he encountered the same famine as Louis XVI, even worse, because there was a famine all over the world at that time, and no country had food to sell to him.

After the Girondins came to power, they implemented economic liberalism and did not set a ceiling on the rising food prices. However, during the Louis XVIII period, not only farmers, but also the bourgeoisie and aristocrats also proposed price limits.

Cereal price limits are against the natural order of things and the principles of political economy, but they are the voluntary demands of farmers. Price limits usually will not improve the supply of grain in the market, but they will give the people no excuse to launch riots.

People were already afraid of the Jacobins who came to power after the Girondins and used the guillotine to solve economic problems.

The district mayor of Paris Saint-Germain once asked, "Gentlemen, wouldn't inventory inventory, wheat collection, and price limits be more useful than a mass killing?"

The Eastern Book of Songs once wrote: Big rats, big rats, don’t eat my grains.

How could the big mouse find evidence of guilt for himself?

This is also a kind of ignorance. It is better for the whole world to be in chaos than for one person to be proven guilty. In the end, everyone will live or die according to their own abilities.

Louis XVIII was still better than his brother Charles X. At least he stabilized the chaos and upheld the constitution.

The era of extreme royal power is gone forever. Even Napoleon could not be like Louis XIV and XV, who could seize other people's wives without worrying about retaliation.

"Severus!" Lucius shouted. "Look who's here?"

Severus followed the sound and looked over and found that Narcissa Malfoy had arrived. She was still wearing the same outfit she wore on the show.

"Why are you here?" Severus asked.

"I heard you were curious about Sirius Black's tattoos," Narcissa said with a smile.

"Have you seen it?" Severus asked.

"I came across it when I was sorting out the books in the secret study a while ago. Is this the symbol you're talking about?" Narcissa used her wand to draw three horizontal and one vertical strokes in mid-air.

"That's right," Lucius said.

"I know what this is." Narcissa said, "This symbol represents a pillar, which means reliability. Aunt Walburga believes that reliability is the most important thing for a man. That is the spell she left behind."
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