Make France Great Again

"Let me think about it again!"

To "raise" another Bonaparte on the throne did help to ease the class contradictions in the whole of France, especially to help the army recognize the republican government, even if this recognition is always unreliable at a critical moment.

In fact, the actions of the French army during the three dynasties have confirmed this, but Lamartine still wants to win over knowing that the army is unreliable.

In some non-critical moments, the military's position will make the foundation of the government more solid.

However, in view of what Louis Napoleon did during the Orleans Dynasty, Lamartine still had some disgust with Louis Napoleon in his heart.

It is the greatest irony of the Republic to lift a restorer to the "Holy Throne" of the Republic.

"Government, there is not much time left for us now!" Thiers reminded "kindly": "I heard that those insurgents have begun to plan a second uprising!"

Thiers' words sounded a wake-up call in Lamartine's heart.

The Republican government really doesn't have much time.

"Mr. Thiers, thank you for your visit today!" Lamartine expressed his thanks again to Thiers.

Afterwards, Lamartine ordered Thiers to be expelled: "Mr. Thiers, I will seriously consider your suggestion! Now I have some meetings to go, so I won't leave you here!"

"Of course!" Thiers shrugged his shoulders and said nonchalantly, "Mr. Governor needs to worry about the fate of the whole of France. It's really hard work!"

I don't know if it was Lamartine's illusion, but in Thiers' words, Lamartine could hear a bit of sarcasm.

Under the leadership of Chambord, Thiers walked out of Lamartine's mansion.

When he parted, Thiers did not forget to "instruct" Champaud: "Mr. Champaud, please take good care of M. Lamartine! The French Republic put M. Lamartine in the role of governing, and M. Lamartine also brought Mr. Lamartine with him. Unprecedented pressure! If this pressure cannot be turned into motivation, it will only crush Mr. Lamartine completely!"

"Who said no!" Mr. Champeau nodded and said, "Since the establishment of the Republic, the government has not slept peacefully for a long time!"

"Trust me! Governing will soon be able to sleep well!" Thiers said with an inscrutable smile.

"I hope so!" Champaud obviously did not understand what Thiers meant. He was so intent on making Lamartine the first official president that he had no idea that a conspiracy was quietly brewing.

A black carriage appeared in front of Thiers, while Thiers stepped into the carriage and said goodbye to Champeau: "Then I'll go first!"

Chambeau also politely regretted Thiers' departure. When his eyes swept across the carriage inadvertently, he saw a pair of black boots in the carriage.

There should be another person in the carriage.

The carriage door was closed, the coachman lightly reined in the reins, and the horses that received the signal slowly drove away from Lamartine's apartment.

"Monsieur Thiers, we meet again!"

As Champeau had guessed, there were indeed people in the carriage of the carriage.

"Member Rouet!" Thiers also politely called out the name of the person opposite him.

[Eugène Rouet: French lawyer and politician, Bonapartist, member of the Constituent Assembly and Legislative Assembly during the Second Republic (1848-1849), minister of justice intermittently from 1849-1852; he Supported Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte and boycotted the left-wing opposition. In 1850, he proposed to cancel the general election plan. In 1852, he was responsible for drafting the constitution of the Second French Empire. 】

Thiers knew that the Rouet senator, who was only in his 30s, was a Bonapartist, and his rank was not low among the Bonapartists.

"Mr. Thiers, thank you for your support of the Bonaparte faction!" Eugene Rouet expressed his verbal thanks to Thiers.

"Mr. Senator, needless to say that kind of cheap verbal thanks!" Thiers also opened the door and said: "The reason why I help you is because you can bring me corresponding benefits! If you and If the brat behind you can't bring me sufficient benefits, I will abandon you without hesitation!"

Thiers' blatantly overbearing proclamation did not cause any emotional waves from Eugène Rouet.

The lawyer who is only 34 years old but has a mature politician's mansion still said with a smile: "It is our honor that Mr. Thiers is willing to support us! We are also willing to do everything we can to help Mr. Thiers. If you really want to abandon us, we have no complaints! This is your right as the leader of the party, but..."

Lawyer Roue's tone changed from soft to stern, and his expression became more ferocious: "You really want to see those revolutionaries destroying the entire country, and those hateful rioters ride on the We are in awe! Not only do they want to seize power, they want to confiscate our property! We have worked so hard for decades to earn it!"

Thiers was of course unwilling. From the moment he entered Paris, he had already decided to infiltrate the upper class of Paris and become a man who was admired by everyone.

It took him more than 30 years and several trials of life and death to get to where he is now. Those rioters actually wanted to loot everything from him through a revolution!

This is absolutely not allowed!

"You should understand that I'm not the only one who chooses you!" Thiers still seemed unmoved.

"I know you will choose an executioner, he will take charge of France, and then wipe out all those mobs!" Eugène Rouet said with a natural expression: "The executioner should be a member of the army!"

Thiers' expression changed slightly, he glanced at Eugène Rouet with gloomy eyes.

"Mr. Thiers, please don't look at me like that!" Ruby spread her hands and said innocently: "France has become a mess now, and we can only rely on the army to solve this chaotic situation! Soldiers will be one of the best. With a sharp knife, it will cut out a tumor called Riot!"

"I admit that you are right! We (referring to the Party of Order) do have this idea!" Thiers frankly admitted the "conspiracy" of the Party of Order: "Only the army can extinguish the flame of this revolution!"

"Mr. Thiers, have you ever thought about a leader of the army! If you suppress the mob today, will he turn his bayonet on the National Assembly tomorrow, and what means will the National Assembly use to stop a Napoleon at that time? ?" Eugène Rouet asked.