For reformists like Széchenyi, the current situation is very troublesome. He offended the Habsburg family and the Austrian authorities through his reform efforts, but at the same time he was also attacked by Hungary's local radical revolutionaries Sukot and his group.
Hostile, the former thinks he is a traitor, the latter also thinks he is a capitulator, it can be said that he is not a human being inside and outside.
But this guy still has the intention of not forgetting his original intention. He always insists on persisting to the end and insists on putting Hungary, the bull whose butt is on fire and going crazy, back into the cage.
"Can we just watch?" Széchenyi suddenly raised his voice and said firmly: "We must take action, we must regain control of the government, and we must get everything back on track!"
Baojani Lajosh looked at Széchenyi speechlessly, because he knew that his old friend had convulsions again. Széchenyi had this habit before, and he was especially able to be truthful and stick to principles. That was true.
The kind of stubbornness that is impervious to fire and water.
Looking at Szechenyi's face, which was slightly distorted by persistence, Baojani Lajos sighed and said helplessly: "I'll try to talk to Lajos!"
Hong Kong Zhen, Baojani did not hold out any hope for this, but Széchenyi took it seriously. He said seriously: "My friend, I will go with you! One more person will bring more strength!"
Well, Baojani is a bit fussy now. Although it is true that one more person will bring more strength, it depends on the situation. If Széchenyi, who is particularly stubborn, goes, it will only take three sentences.
If you get into a quarrel with Kossuth and his gang, then the two sides will start to butt heads and argue, and finally break up.
Baujani believes that whether it is Kossuth or Széchenyi, both of them have the kind of uncompromising character. The former is forced to do so because he is a populist and is forced to do so by public opinion, but the latter is completely
It just lacks a root.
In Baujani's view, Széchenyi is not suitable for politics at all, because politicians must compromise and give in, adhere to principles at the right time, and compromise to reach consensus at the right time. But Széchenyi has no idea at all.
When it comes to the concept of compromise, Kossuth will only argue about his own theory and refuse to give in.
This is very speechless. If you, Széchenyi, had the advantage and the dominant position, it would be no problem. But now, Kossuth has the absolute advantage, and his reputation and authority are at the top. Then he
Why should I listen to you, just because you are handsome?
Anyway, Baojani would rather bring a pig to negotiate with Kossuth than dare to bring Szechenyi. He is very worried that if the negotiation breaks down this time, an angry Kossuth will directly attack Szechenyi.
Yes, Kossuth was very angry with Széchenyi last time. It would be really hard to say if he adds fuel to the fire again this time!
Baojani hurriedly replied: "I'd better go and talk first and see what happens. If it doesn't work, you can take action again!"
Széchenyi was still a little ignorant and did not realize Baojani’s painstaking efforts. However, since his old friend said so, he could not insist on it. He just suggested endlessly: "Then you must explain the truth clearly and continue to follow."
Austria's military confrontation is a dead end. Hungary has many social problems. We should now give priority to developing people's livelihood and solving economic problems, such as solving the serf problem... As long as these problems are solved, everything else will not be a big problem..."
Baojani was a little dumbfounded, but he also knew that Széchenyi had such a personality, so he didn't say much, so he just nodded silently and dealt with it first. Of course, in fact, he would not talk to Kossuth like this.
Just when these two old friends were thinking about their own thoughts, Leboeuf came to the door. As I said before, he was looking for ways to test. Both Baujani and Széchenyi were the leaders of the Hungarian revolution. Naturally,
I want to meet him, maybe I'll be lucky?
"French?"
Baojani was a little confused, because he really had no friendship with the French, and he didn't understand why Leboeuf suddenly came to his door.
As for Széchenyi, he has no interest in the French, the British or the Russians. Now he is completely focused on the Hungarian revolution and has no intention of meeting the foreigners.
Baojani said: "Let's meet! Maybe our foreign friends have good news!"
Széchenyi just shrugged. It didn't matter to him anyway, as long as foreign friends didn't waste too much of his time.
In this way, LeBoeuf saw Baojani and Széchenyi, but he did not expect that the expressions of these two people were like this. Yes, LeBoeuf saw the anxiety and sorrow of these two people at a glance, and he did not
Got it, didn’t you just win the battle? Why do you still look like your dead father?
However, Leboeuf was not a rookie, and he immediately realized that this was probably a matter of factionalism. Kossuth's victory was probably bitter to the conservatives, and naturally these two were not happy about it.
"Gentlemen, thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to meet me!"
Leboeuf was polite first, to which Baojani responded enthusiastically, but Széchenyi was a little cold, as if he was a little absent-minded. This made Leboeuf a little strange, and he didn't understand why this man was not interested in him at all.
No, aren't you curious why he came?
Hong Kong, Széchenyi is the most bizarre revolutionary that Leboeuf has ever seen. Other revolutionaries, whether it is Gergei Artur of Hungary or the Bretianu brothers of Wallachia,
They are all very enthusiastic about him and hope to make a good impression on him. Why does this one look so indifferent?
The reason is simple, because Szechenyi really doesn't care! He is not the kind of revolutionary Leboeuf imagined. As mentioned before, he is actually a social reformer rather than a revolutionary. Szechenyi has no intention of completely destroying Austria.
If it is broken into pieces and then recast, it naturally does not matter to foreign support.
What's more, this man has always considered himself an Austrian and a subject of the Habsburg family. Naturally, he will not even think about asking for help from foreign powers to solve domestic problems. In his view, that is betrayal, and he does not want to
Be a traitor to the country.
So this person asked straight to the point: "Mr. LeBoeuf, what advice do you have here? Or is there any problem you need to solve?"
Leboeuf was speechless again. He looked at Baojani, who wanted to speak just now, and then at Szechenyi, who looked serious, and said in his heart: Do you want to be so direct? You Hungarians are all so tough.
?
It's just that Széchenyi asked, so he had to answer. He could only sort out his thoughts for a while, but he vomited in his heart: "Uh, you bastard, to be precise, I should be here to help.