Chapter 2424 royal circus (7)

The change in the attitude of the officials of the ruling government towards the church was also related to the news they received.

In 1795, John Bierforth's son Claudius, who supported the construction of the Customs House in Gundong, encountered a group siege in the Customs House. In self-defense, he fired several shots in the street, possibly killing more than one person.

As a result, the situation escalated rapidly, so that the mounted police and patrol police were besieged by the masses. In the end, they had to send the army... It cannot be said to suppress, because the Irish Volunteers who maintained law and order were also opposed to the Anglo-Irish merger. Those who supported this attack were opposed to

The Bishop of Peel Lane was sent to look like a drunken riot after careful planning.

Peel Lane was a frequent gathering place for the Jacobins in exile, and the reason for their incitement this time was the misuse of public spending, with Dublin City Council spending too much of its budget on eye-catching projects.

St. Patrick's Seminary led by the Bishop of Troy was also disliked by the French because they were worried that the French would invade Ireland. They even held a grand thanksgiving ceremony in order to pray for relief. They actively participated in the political adjustment when the Anglo-Irish merger happened.

Shortly after the suppression of the United Irishmen in 1793, the original St. Patrick's Seminary was moved from Dublin to a village owned by the Duke of Leinster.

The French did not want priests to participate in politics, nor did they want speculators to fish in troubled waters. The Irish were also building canals, and formed a canal company to raise funds. The governor cut the ribbon on the dock, but the canal company soon disintegrated and the original promoters went bankrupt.

, the governor who cut the ribbon was assigned to work as a postal administrator on an uninhabited island, and the money raised had long since disappeared.

There is also the "lovely" paper tax. The situation in Ireland is a little different from the stamp tax that was implemented in North America. In addition to the paper used for printing, there is also paper used to make banknotes. The Irish will recycle torn flax and mix it with cotton.

It can be made into banknotes, and minting coins requires paying seigniorage. Increasing paper taxes can not only control printing, but also control the issuance of banknotes by the Bank of Ireland, and also restrict the exchange business of gold and banknotes. The Garcia family who is engaged in this matter originally

Doing business between Ireland and Cadiz. Since the port of Seville was blocked by silt, Spain had to move most of its trade from Seville to Cadiz.

Seville is the clearing center of Africa, where trade bills from all over Africa are collected and transferred to Lisbon. The Garcia family made their first pot of gold through this, and then invested in Irish real estate to make a fortune.

There is a pamphlet called "Irish Freedom is a Disaster", which is said to be related to real estate tycoons such as Garcia. People asked them to make a statement that they had nothing to do with the pamphlet. They disagreed and then they were kicked out.

Apart from those who enjoy citizenship rights, they are deprived of the right to vote and the right to stand for election.

All this brought back bad memories for the ruling government officials, so their attitude changed.

After achieving certain career achievements, Watt and Bolton wanted their son to be completely European in appearance and at least proficient in French and German, so James Watt Jr. was sent abroad when he was 15 years old, which alleviated this to a certain extent.

This has affected the family atmosphere, because ever since Watt gave birth to children with his second wife, the children born to his first wife have been treated coldly.

Gregory went to board at the university, and little James Watt went to North Germany soon after receiving the notice from his father. He learned German and mathematics and returned home. Soon after, he fell into a debt crisis, but he was begging for Matthew Bolton.

, instead of his own father.

Matt Bolton left North Germany for France after James returned home. He lived in Paris, hired a tutor in Versailles, read Voltaire's works, and dressed himself up as a Frenchman.

He spent too much time in opera houses, salons and other places where chemists should not stay. It was also because of his influence that little James later embarked on the road of revolution. They always talked about rights and freedoms.

Erasmus Darwin also had a son named Francis, who was once bitten by a mad dog. He would sometimes pretend to bark, scaring the family into panic.

For Saint-Hilaire, before seeing the specimen, rather than believe in the "curse of Marco" written in the Vatican report, he would rather believe that the attack was caused by rabies. The monster in Gevaudan only weighed 65 kilograms.

Not much bigger than a human being.

But now for him, the crux of the problem is where is the "father of the children". The three Gerdang beasts are like a mother with two wolf cubs. The female wolf who has just given birth needs nutrition.

She was weak, and the hunting job should have been left to the male wolf. Perhaps it was because of the male wolf's absence that she dragged her weak body to attack human children.

Human beings will not only improve the land, but also "improve" the breeds of animals to meet their own needs. For example, cattle are divided into beef cattle and dairy cows, and dogs are also divided into pet dogs and hunting dogs.

In nature, the old, weak, sick, pregnant and young are most likely to be targeted and eliminated by predators. Having natural enemies means returning to the food chain, but it is obvious that humans prefer to choose to eliminate threats rather than coexist with natural enemies.

Once you return to the food chain, you will no longer be able to sleep, eat, or read peacefully. Humans need to be vigilant at all times like wild animals. Even when drinking water, we must be careful about possible attacks from crocodiles hiding in ponds.

Cows bitten by mad dogs may also be infected with rabies. Some people like to eat tender beef, and the habit of not cooking the beef can cause secondary infections. Tuberculosis and rabies were very popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. "Once" some people used vampires to

Compare it with rabies. The earliest novel about vampires was written by an Irishman. He was born in Dublin, but he wrote a night noble based on Vlad III of Central Europe.

For this purpose, Georgiana feels that it is necessary to support the "Martin Act", which at least prohibits bulldogs from continuing to bite cattle. Animals infected with rabies must be buried or burned after hunting. Living in such a world, she

I just hope that I can stay rational and not go crazy without realizing it. Doctors in lunatic asylums are often characters in horror stories, because sometimes they are also crazy without knowing it.

Perhaps on a whim, she wanted to hear Bach, so she asked someone to call DuBoer. She hoped that he could perform in the museum.

Although this place is not a traditional place for performing chamber music, the reverberation effect will not be very good. But there are no microphones, vinyl records, or gramophones here. She can't carry a big speaker with her like the hippies in the 1970s and play it.

Favorite rock star song.

In the Six Paths of Reincarnation, devas have delicious food but no beauties, and Shura have beauties but no delicacies. In the human world, there are delicacies and beauties, but there is no immortality like devas and Shura. Then the vampires living in the human world should be satisfied. They still have

What do you want?

In the wizarding world, they are similar to werewolves, and they are also targets of hunting. Perhaps, it is really what is not obtained that is so attractive, making people feel that it is worth going through fire and water, and they have to pursue it at all costs.

Only those who have truly experienced it can understand the feeling of loss. Arianna's death made Albus suddenly wake up from the dream outlined by Grindelwald.

At least she understood it that way, instead of compromising due to the situation because he was afraid of the overwhelming number of Muggles.

"Professor." Padma asked.

"What's the matter?" Georgiana asked.

"Do you think there is no possibility of reconciliation between Muggles and wizards?" Padma asked.

"Not now." She said softly, "Do you think people in the 20th century have changed compared to people today?"

Padma didn't answer.

"I think the emphasis on education has played a role."

"real?"

Georgiana wanted to say yes, but didn't say it.

So she stood quietly, waiting for the performer to arrive.
Chapter completed!