Chapter 2292 scarlet woman(6)

During the last founding ceremony of the Southern Alps Republic, General Rainier had a duel with Ferrier's former master. There were many reasons for their duel. After all, they had deep grudges, but one very important reason was with Kleber.

Related to the way Napoleon "ruled".

Rainier was a man who obeyed orders and would carry out no matter how cruel Napoleon ordered, even if it meant chopping off the heads of Lafaxine on the banks of the Nile.

That was not the scene that the farmers wanted to see after leaving the land. No one with a bit of humanity could accept such atrocities. Kleber agreed with the suppression, but did not agree with Bonaparte's approach. However, the one who was finally assassinated by the assassin was

Kleber.

Not all those who are entrusted with commanding others on the battlefield possess scientific knowledge, nor are all those who possess both the art of statecraft and the art of war, and some are merely "butchers."

Of course, such a disgraceful thing cannot be placed in such a glorious place. All the people gathered here are diplomats, nobles, and bankers. When Semonville amended the constitution and planned to let people he trusted take control of the Dutch Parliament, Auger

Luo used the same method Napoleon used during the Brumaire Coup to dissolve Parliament to resist.

The Belgian Industrial Credit Bank newly established by Napoleon included almost all the wealthy people in the Netherlands. He could dissolve the bank at any time. Don't think that having the legislative and executive power means you control everything, let alone rise up to separate one party.

The idea was that England paid military expenses to other members of the anti-French alliance through banks in Hamburg. Without money, soldiers would not leave unless you could do what Napoleon did in the Alps.

The Netherlands is very close to the North German Confederation, a member state that signed the Basel Peace Treaty. They pursue neutrality, and the Republic of Batavia cannot be as neutral as them.

Prussia now practices pacifism, but the plan may change at any time. Frederick the Great once signed the "Peace of Westminster" with George II of Britain. This peace treaty stipulated that Prussia and Britain would jointly organize any attempt to achieve moral will.

A foreign power, and given that Napoleon was building roads in Simplon, this foreign power refers to France.

It was this peace treaty that became the trigger for the Seven Years' War. If Prussia lost the Seven Years' War, then the peace treaty would be void, just like Austria inviting France to attack Prussia and then ceding Belgium to France after the event.

On the European battlefield, the only thing Britain can provide is financial support. Prussia's 200,000 troops have to face the 630,000 troops of the Russian, Austrian, and French coalition forces. Austria's goal is to recapture Silesia. This is an important industrial city in Central Europe, and Prussia will not give in.

It has always been an agricultural country, and after acquiring Silesia, they worked hard to develop it. If Austria takes it away, not only will Prussia lose a city, but it will also mean that so many years of hard work have been in vain.

Prussia's famous iron-blood policy had no iron, only blood. How could it still be called iron-blooded?

Separating Switzerland so that it is no longer part of Germany would not be considered a breach of contract.

It is for this reason that France annexed Piedmont, the gate of the Alps. Even if the plan cannot be realized, France can enter Italy from Piedmont.

Georgiana believed that she did not have the ability to stop this. As for the carving up of Austria by the three countries that London was worried about, it was actually a private contact between Prussia and Russia. Talleyrand went to Berlin because of the issue of compensation for Ceylon. France provided the money. As for Talleyrand,

How could she, a reclusive woman, know what role Lielang played in the meeting between the two countries?

Since it was Sieyes's plan to be the ambassador in Berlin, he should also have something to do in Paris, so as to not be like last time, be careful that he launches a coup while Bonaparte is away.

It’s time to go back after two months away, even if it’s not for Christmas.

The venue decorated by Madame de Vaudy has the characteristics of Versailles, which fits the theme of the "Sun King" played by Bonaparte, although the original theme was Charlemagne.

Louis XIV sent troops to cross the Alps to participate in the War for the Spanish Throne. Charlemagne crossed the Alps in response to the Pope's request for help and reiterated Pepin's promise to donate soil. He also received the title "Elder of the Romans".

If her maids had been handling the list, there would have been more robed priests, and the venue was decidedly more secular. Prussia's victory was decided in the primary school pulpit, the church controlled primary education, and she wanted to avoid Joseph II

Taboos committed by the world.

I don’t know what kind of effect Bonaparte’s speech just now will have, especially since she has to meet the bishop tomorrow. It was the bishop who helped Ghent so easily to agree to build a sugar factory. Therefore, these two couples sometimes really make people...

"Georgiana~"

Madame de Vaudet was so enthusiastic that she raised her glass and walked towards her.

Georgiana quickly showed her standard fake smile.

"I hope you don't mind, this is your party."

"how come……"

"I heard that you don't like such social activities." Madame de Vaudet interrupted her, "but I didn't expect that you actually let Napoleon go to social events by himself."

She felt something was wrong.

"You haven't heard him say compliments, have you?" Madame de Vaudet shook her head.

"If you mean, he compared the cannon to a sidearm, I've heard it." Georgiana turned away.

At this time, Bonaparte was surrounded by a crowd. There were so many people who wanted to talk to him that it was difficult for Georgiana to get over.

"You don't have to be so direct," a woman said angrily in the middle of the crowd.

"What did he say?" Georgiana asked the people in the outer circle.

"You won't believe it." The male guest who spoke clasped his hands, holding a wine glass in one hand, and said with a smile, "The First Consul said that the lady's hair style is ugly."

"He also said that the other lady wore the same dress several times." Another male guest snickered.

"Get out of the way!" Georgiana pushed aside those who were blocking the way, and finally saw the scene in the center of the crowd.

Bonaparte, who was wearing a green marshal's uniform, stood next to a red-haired lady. Her hairstyle was very old-fashioned and exaggerated like Bertin. In fact, Bertin no longer wore such a high bun.

Georgiana had short hair, and Bertin did not persuade her to wear a wig.

Come to the rescue, come to the rescue quickly!

She racked her brains, thinking of how to save the situation.

"Your hairstyle is too avant-garde. Although it is beautiful, not everyone can accept it." Mrs. de Vaudet said behind Georgiana. "It will look strange if you try too boldly."

The anger on the lady's face dissipated.

At this time, Georgiana and Madame de Vaudet came to his side. Taking this opportunity, the lady who almost made a fool of herself in public left the central area.

If Madame de Vaudet was suitable as a press spokesperson in the 20th century, she used her superb language skills to resolve some of the sharp questions of the onlookers, while Bonaparte was bored and looked like those boyfriends who accompany their wives to the store.

Husband, I wish I could leave as soon as possible.

Georgiana was not good at this kind of situation, but luckily Madame de Vaudé came.

Forget it, there are gains and losses...

"Ah~"

There was a small exclamation in the distance, and then the sound of plates falling to the ground was heard. Everyone looked over and saw that a waiter fainted, and the tray in his hand and the wine on the tray fell to the ground.

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"I'll take care of it while you continue," Georgiana said to Madame de Vaudet, and then left quickly.

When she approached, the waiter had already been helped up by two male guests, but he didn't look like he was fainted.

One of them checked the waiter's breathing with his hand and looked up at Georgiana.

"He's dead," the male guest said tremblingly.

"Don't make any noise." Georgiana said with a cold face, then called the soldiers who came to guard the body, carried the dead body down, and ordered people to clean up the mess on the ground, as if it was just a small accident.

Although this may destroy the scene of the murder, but... is it possible to invite everyone in this room out and then make the headlines of newspapers all over Europe the next day?

The title is: Who wants to assassinate modern Hannibal or Caesar?
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