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"I see!"

Knowing that Jerome Bonaparte still maintained a balanced attitude towards the Russian Empire, Count Clarendon nodded, then got up and bowed to Jerome Bonaparte and said, "Your Majesty, then I will leave first. It's gone!"

"I'll send you off!" Jerome Bonaparte also got up and said to Count Clarendon.

"No need, Your Majesty!" Count Clarendon refused Jerome Bonaparte's farewell and left the Tuileries Palace alone under the leadership of Mocar.

Standing on the windowsill, Jerome Bonaparte quietly watched the distant Count of Clarendon, and whispered in his mouth, "What does the Kingdom of Britain mean?"

…

Time passed quickly, and it soon arrived at 12 noon the next day.

At this time, under the scorching sun, the streets of Orsay Pier and both sides of the Concorde Bridge were full of onlookers as yesterday. People were eagerly waiting for the passage of diplomatic missions from various countries. Due to the large number of people and the lack of police to maintain order , the originally spacious street was immediately surrounded by water.

When the sheriff in charge of this area saw this scene, he had to report the situation to his immediate superior, the Minister of the Interior, Pessini.

"What!" Hearing the news, Pessini showed a surprised look on his face, and then hurriedly called up his police and gendarmerie captains, and ordered the evacuation of the masses to ensure that the diplomatic mission arrived on time and smoothly at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs The command.

The sheriff and gendarmerie captain who received the order did not dare to neglect for a moment, because it was less than two hours before the arrival of the embassy.

Nearly 1,000 police officers and 300 military police were dispatched to the Concorde Bridge and Orsay Quay Street to maintain law and order. After more than half an hour of coordination, the coordination was finally completed at 12:50 in the afternoon.

After doing all this, Persini breathed a sigh of relief, and then went to the Tuileries Palace to report the news to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Not bad!" Jerome Bonaparte, who was left in the study, answered indifferently while reading "History of French Civilization" in a calm manner.

"This is what I should do!" Pessini said humbly to Jerome Bonaparte.

The two chatted for a while again, during which Jerome Bonaparte asked Pessini if ​​he knew about the situation of the former Prime Minister of Orleans, Guizot.

Persini shook his head, and then assured Jerome Bonaparte that he would definitely monitor Guizot closely after he left.

"Surveillance?" Jerome Bonaparte chuckled lightly, and continued to flip through the "History of French Civilization" in his hand: "You don't have to monitor him! You just need to ask Mr. Guizot a question on my behalf!"

"Your Majesty, what do you want to ask?" Pesigny said to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Ask Guizot for me if he is willing to serve as an official and a half-officer in the imperial government!" Jerome Bonaparte replied indifferently, "If he wants, I can give him the position of a member of the Education Committee. !"

Hearing Jerome Bonaparte's promise, a look of surprise appeared on Persini's face.

This guy, Guizot, was in the kingdom of Orleans, but he advocated that the right to education be taken away from the hands of the church.

However, the Fallou law implemented by the current imperial government places the right of French citizens to receive education under the influence of the church.

Jerome Bonaparte did this mean that he wanted to break with the Church.

"Your Majesty, are you going to attack the Church?" Persini asked Jerome Bonaparte cautiously.

It is also an old tradition for the French kings before the Great Revolution to attack the church with absolute power.

Who made the Gallic Church accumulate a lot of wealth in France at that time?

However, after the Great Revolution, the wealth accumulated by the Gallic Church for hundreds of years was directly confiscated.

The current Gallic church is not as rich as the previous Gallic church, and it is very likely that they will not get the money if they rush hard, and they will make a mess.

"Persini!" Jerome Bonaparte closed "History of French Civilization" and said to Pessini, "Do you know the catfish effect?"

Pessini shook his head and looked at Jerome Bonaparte with a bewildered expression.

Jerome Bonaparte immediately told Pessini about the catfish effect.

"Your Majesty, you want Guizot to be that catfish and to stir up the entire education system!" Pessini immediately understood what Jerome Bonaparte meant.

"That's right!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Pessini, "I have to make those guys feel the crisis, otherwise, they will become reluctant to make progress! Our government needs More educated populations, not illiterates!"

"I understand!" Persini nodded and replied to Jerome Bonaparte.

Afterwards, Jerome Bonaparte issued an expulsion order to Pessini.

Not long after Pesini left, Queen Augusta appeared in Jerome Bonaparte's study.

"Your Majesty, what is your business with me?" Queen Augusta asked Jerome Bonaparte.

"I can't find you if I'm okay?" Jerome Bonaballa answered Augusta half-jokingly.

"Of course not!" Queen Augusta shook her head and said.

Immediately afterwards, Jerome Bonaparte told Queen Augusta that he wanted to take Augusta and Frederick to the Bois de Boulogne for a short outing.

"The Orsay Pier, don't care?" Queen Augusta asked Jerome Bonaparte.

"Just leave it to Wallevsky!" Jerome Bonaparte shrugged and replied to Queen Augusta: "You can't count on me for everything! The minister serves me, not my emperor serving him!"

"Don't you serve Valewski less often?" Queen Augusta teased.

"I'm not afraid that Wallevsky made a mistake!" Jerome Bonaparte responded awkwardly.

Queen Augusta is right, since Jerome Bonaparte became president, he has directly received as many foreign envoys as the foreign secretary.

Over time, both domestic and foreign foreign affairs departments know that the real foreign ministry of France is in the Tuileries Palace, and the Orsay Pier is just a "furnishing".

"What? Are you not afraid now?" Queen Augusta teased Jerome Bonaparte again.

"Stop talking about this! Pack up, let's go!" Jerome Bonaparte had to change the subject and replied to Queen Augusta.

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Just as Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta were about to go on an outing to the Bois de Boulogne, carriages carrying foreign ministers passed by the Concorde Bridge, and then went all the way west to the Diplomatic Office at Orsay Quay. Ministry gate.

When each minister stepped out of the carriage and entered the foreign ministry building, the crowd burst into cheers of "Long live peace, long live Napoleon!".

As the first group of foreign ministers (prime ministers) of the seven countries of Indo-Russian Puri (Code) to arrive at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, they were immediately welcomed by the civilian bureaucrats headed by the secretary of state as soon as they stepped into the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

"Ministers, please come with me!" The Secretary of State respectfully said to everyone present, and then led the way for the representatives of the seven countries.

Under the guidance of the Secretary of State, the representatives of the seven countries quickly came to the Ambassador Hall on the first floor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The first person that everyone who entered the hall saw was a large round table made of green velvet, with twelve tables and chairs placed beside the round table.

As the eight ministers of the seven countries mainly involved in the Crimean War (Nesher Rodey and Gorchakov represent the two Russian governments respectively) will discuss the issues at the round table, and around the round table a There are also dozens of chairs in the circle, which are the places where representatives of some "irrelevant" countries need to sit.

As for why some unrelated countries come to join in the fun, a large part of the reason lies in the Vienna Conference.

When the Vienna Congress divided the cake, the kings of various countries who were expelled by Napoleon came to the Vienna Congress with a try and tried to seek to return to the throne, and the result really made their hopes come true.

Most of the kings expelled by Napoleon regained their thrones, and a few lucky ones (Kingdom of Sardinia) even annexed some countries (Republic of Genoa) on the original basis as compensation.

After the partition of Vienna was over, European countries also became enthusiastic about participating in the conference. Whether there was or not, they all liked to participate in the past.

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On the wall in front of the auditorium and the big round table, a scarlet curtain was hung. After the Secretary of State ordered his subordinates to open the curtain, the portraits of Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta hung on the wall. , the two people in the portrait are facing the round table, as if to tell the representative that their every move cannot escape their sight. new

There is a fireplace on the left side of the portrait, and on the table next to the fireplace is a marble statue of Emperor Napoleon, which has been unpopular with any country's monarchs for more than 40 years.

Now, with the efforts of Jerome Bonaparte and the Second Empire, the monarchs of various countries have to face this statue, because behind the statue is a powerful French Empire.

"Everyone, please wait a moment!" The State Secretary saluted again to everyone present, "His Excellency Minister Wallevsky, you will come downstairs soon!"

The foreign ministers of the seven countries nodded, then sat down according to the names on the round table.

After a while, ambassadors from Denmark, Württemberg, Bavaria, Greece, Hannover, Saxony, Poland (Prince Czartoryski also served), Greece, Naples and other ambassadors came to the scene. They sat in the audience and waited quietly for the peace conference. start.

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