Harry Potter’s Morning Light

Chapter 2293: scarletwoman (seven)

Chapter 2293 scarletwoman (seven)

After leaving the venue, Georgiana immediately came to the warehouse where the wine was kept and found Fischer, the butler.

Napoleon only drank one flavor of wine, she asked Fischer to seal up those wines, and then went to Di Roque, she wanted to comb the staff.

Of course, the death of the waiter may have nothing to do with Napoleon, he has a life himself, maybe he was poisoned by a jealous girlfriend, or he has some kind of evil disease, preferably not a plague like the Black Death, otherwise It is possible that the entire venue was infected.

An autopsy is required for the investigation, but the family will most likely not agree to an autopsy.

There were too many people here, and there might have been assassins among the guests, but there was no personnel list to check, she could only hope that the staff still had a list.

She would not blame Josephine and Madame de Vaudet at this time. The future princess of Baden, Stephanie Beauharnais, was a relative of Josephine, and it would not benefit Napoleon to divorce Josephine at this time. Her "slandering" would not achieve any purpose at this time, and she Bonaparte was not good at dealing with women and socializing, Madame de Vaudet was a woman who was easy to let down, and Georgiana almost forgot that she was Josephine was sent "against" Georgiana.

In the past, Polina dressed up as the goddess of Dionysus at the dance, and others were jealous of her. There was a countess dressed as the goddess of hunting who was friendly to her, but when the time was right, she said that Polina had a pair of donkey ears.

A woman's heart is really deeper than the sea.

Madame de Vaudet is really Josephine's "good friend", but she doesn't seem to like to abide by the "friends rules" that toothbrushes and boyfriends cannot share.

Soon Georgiana found Matilda and Margaret, their "jobs" were robbed, and now they are enjoying themselves as ordinary guests.

"Someone died." Georgiana said to Matilda "Don't panic."

Matilda covered her mouth and calmed down after a while.

"Is that the waiter just now?" Matilda asked.

"I want you to pay attention to the movement on the field, report any abnormality to me immediately, and confirm whether anyone left just now."

After she finished speaking, she stopped staying long and went to find Diroc.

When Georgiana found him, Di Roc was talking to the guards, and there was today's adjutant Fontane next to him, and they all looked solemn.

"I asked Fischer to block the cellar." Georgiana said to Di Roque. "Where's the doctor?"

"Leave this to us, ma'am." Di Roque said, "Would you like to end the dance early?"

Georgianna was stunned for a moment, she was going to ask this question.

"It's business as usual, I'll let you know if there is a change, and be careful of the reporters, don't let them notice the difference," said Georgiana, and returned to Bonaparte.

He was talking to the Prussian diplomat von Hogwitz, a Silesian who accepted the British grant in 1794, signed the anti-French alliance treaty, and in 1795 betrayed the Allies and signed the Basel Peace Treaty with France. . If according to the rumors, Prussia gave up land on the left bank of the Rhine in exchange for 5 times the land compensation on the right bank, then Prussia seems to be the biggest winner.

In the "Political Will" left by Frederick the Great, Brandenburg, Magdeburg, Halberstadt and Silesia are called "state entities", and they are also the core areas of Prussia. They can act in self-defense, as long as the whole of Europe does not unite against its sovereignty.

Hogwitz quotes this, proudly saying he is not afraid of provocation from other countries, and then he talks about Turt, who was fired after the Austrian foreign ministers signed the Treaty of Luneville , now exiled to Pressburg.

"Have you been to Rome?" Madame de Vaudet suddenly asked, "I heard that many diplomats have the experience of serving as diplomatic envoys in Rome."

"I have no experience as a Roman envoy, but I have been to Rome." Hogwitz said, "The magnificent Colosseum, and the Pantheon..."

Then the topic began to involve the customs of Rome.

Georgianna was in charge of laughing at the side, like a beautiful decoration.

Frederick the Great also wrote in his "Political Will": In such a country, the king has to deal with his own affairs. If he is smart enough, he will only pursue the interests of the country, but a minister always has ulterior motives Plan for self-interest.

In other words, the interests of the country and the monarch are completely consistent to a certain extent, provided that he is smart enough, like the king in the wizarding fairy tale who thinks that only he should be allowed to possess magic is not included.

Is it in the national interest of Prussia not to allow foreign powers to borrow moral will?

Is it worthwhile to break out the Seven Years War for the "Neutrality Treaty" of "Westminster"? Did Frederick the Great sign this peace for the benefit of Prussia, or did he create a pretext to start a war, and then let him go down in history like other kings?

Men died on the battlefield, their wives and children became widows and orphans, and these people needed to be cared for. Georgiana's original purpose was to find a market for the wheat of French farmers. Natural disasters will bring a bumper harvest sooner or later. In medieval Europe, grain exports were banned, which was not conducive to agricultural development.

It will get better in the future. What she didn't expect was that Ekaterina would solve so many problems with beer.

Queen Catherine was born in a declining noble family in the Kingdom of Prussia. Her father was a general in the Prussian army and was later named a duke. The fief was an inconspicuous small principality.

After Frederick the Great made a decision, Sophia waited for a year before leaving for Russia. Did she stay in Sanssouci Palace to learn court etiquette? After all, she was a naughty and troubled "wild girl", so she went like this What about the Russian court?

When Frederick II played the flute, did he concentrate on music, or was he thinking of something else?

Could it be that, while listening to Frederick II's flute music, Catherine played "hide and seek" in Sanssouci with the court teacher who taught her etiquette.

The most important thing is to have self-knowledge. If Georgiana goes to the Russian court, she will die soon. She will not live like Yekaterina, and she will become queen. Her character can't do it, but she can be with rabbit Babette hopped away from the palace.

Rousseau wrote that if the kings felt that the work of the government was their inescapable duty, then the most able king must be the most tasked king, and when their work was compared with their ability, they would find that their work was Plenty, they will tighten both of them as eagerly as they are eager to enlarge their land and their rights, or the weight of the crown will not take long to crush the big head that wants to wear it.

She held back her laughter and wanted to glance at Bonaparte's big head to see if it was crushed, but found him looking at her.

"What are you thinking?" he asked with a smile.

"I'm thinking about music." She said insincerely, "Can you play a flute piece by Frederick the Great?"

Now Haugwitz and Bonaparte laughed.

"I'm just a beginner, and I don't think I have the talent for this, so why not let the musicians play?" Bonaparte said.

She looked at him coldly.

"I'll make arrangements," Hogwitz said.

"I'll help you," said Madame de Vaudet hastily, and the two left together.

"What do you want to say?" He asked calmly after the two left.

"A waiter died, do you want to end the dance early?" asked Georgiana.

"How did you die?"

"I haven't figured it out yet, but I suspect it was poisoning."