Harry Potter’s Morning Light

  Chapter 1344 The Lion and the Fox (middle)

  What should ordinary women do on the second day of marriage?

  Georgina asked Matilda to take over the dahlia bouquet sent by the Speaker of the Senate, Siers. This colorful flower looks very beautiful.

  The Senate and the Council of Five Hundred People are in St. Luke, and the Speaker is not over there, so what else can be debated?

  French courts are divided into ordinary courts and administrative courts, ordinary courts resolve civil and criminal cases, and administrative courts resolve administrative cases. According to the French Constitution, any government official shall not be prosecuted by ordinary courts without realizing approval. The assassination of the first ruling power does not belong to the scope of the administrative court to accept cases, so it must ultimately be handed over to the special court.

  The judges of the special court are appointed by Napoleon himself, and basically tomorrow will be his personal performance. Before the death penalty vote, King Louis XVI encountered it. When the Jacobins were in power, the other parties had only two choices. One was to vote yes, and the Jacobins were responsible for compliance, and the other was to vote against, and the Jacobins accused them. There is a tendency to protect the king. Therefore, the Girondists did not hesitate and voted in favor. All 683 MPs found the king guilty. Only Jean Denis Langraine voted against it because he was a legislator and not a judge. Later, he launched a penalty. Move, let the people decide what kind of punishment the king is sentenced.

  This time it was rejected by a vote of 423 to 281, and then every member of the Council had to express his or her opinion in court.

  If it is the Royal Conference, the king orders Prandé’s head to fall to the ground, where it needs to be so long-winded.

   "I have heard of you." Siers stared at Caprala and said, "Do you still need a guardian now? Madam."

   "Hahaha." She smiled awkwardly, the old guy was really direct.

  "Ms. Georgiana is unmarried now, both legally and religiously." Caprala said brazenly.

"The Roman jurist Julian once said that when a guardian cannot perform his duties faithfully, he can be dismissed on suspicion. Now I am using a fraudulent method to perform management duties and cancel your guardianship. You have no right to come forward as a guardian anymore. On behalf of this lady."

  Caprara looked at Siers in shock.

   "Can we sit down and talk." Georgiana smiled awkwardly.

   "Do you think Paris has a place for me to sit?" Siers said full of gunpowder.

   "I'm going to ask you, what evidence do you have that I performed my management duties fraudulently?" Capra La asked.

  "Do you need me to remind the two of you?" Siers said arrogantly, "Are you planning to use Mante Farmer's manor as a mining land?"

   "How did your idea arise?" Georgiana said incredulously.

   "The little girl doesn't understand, don't you understand? Mr. Envoy." Siers looked at Caprala and said.

   "I remember that in accordance with your country's post-revolutionary rules, the name'Mr.' has been cancelled." Caprala said.

  Sies sneered and looked at Georgiana "What else can you say?"

   "I have no idea what you are talking about." She answered honestly.

"According to the Frankish theory of feudal law and the relationship between monarchs, free land can be converted into land mining. First, the landowner gives the land to the king, and then the king gives or rewards the land use right to the contributor, and the contributor gives himself The heir to the king reported it to the king, and at the same time, according to the provisions of the Salic Law and Rippel Law, the death of the king’s vassals requires a compensation of 600 sou, a freedman, a Frankish, a barbarian, or an ordinary person governed by the Salic law. The compensation is only 200 Su, and this is not the only privilege of the king's vassal. If a person under trial does not appear in court or does not obey the judge's order, he will be deemed not protected by the law, and no one can take him in or accept him. Give him bread. If the king's vassal refuses to accept the case, it will not be regarded as a confession. Can I understand that you are the first ruling vassal?"

  Georgiana just remembered the agreement signed by Leon and Caprara not long ago. That day the British sent a thoroughbred horse...

   "I think you think of it." Siers said coldly. "Is he so impatient to be king?"

   "No, you misunderstood, he just doubted my management ability..." Georgiana explained.

"Now young people, I really don’t know what to say about you. You should fall in love with your husband and your family. In France, because of how many troubles you have had, I advise you to go back to England. That is your home. And hometown," Siers said.

   "She was robbed by your country's first governor." Caprala said to the side, "Is there not much robbery in your country?"

  Sies's face turned ugly for a moment.

   "I respect you as a member of the church..."

  "If you really respect me as a member of the church, how can you cancel my guardianship in the name of fraudulently performing management duties."

   "Then do you think what you and the first ruling have done is not a fraud?"

   "Do you think we cheated you? Georgian?" Caprara asked.

  She immediately shook her head.

   "Look, your accusation is unfounded, and I am still her guardian." Caprara stood in front of Georgiana with high spirits and blocked her behind "Don't forget the purpose of your coming today, Speaker."

  "The handling of the royalist party is a matter of our country and has nothing to do with your church."

   "Then you said why the royalist party kidnapped me two months ago?" Caplara asked.

   "I knew that he had a conspiracy to let you be the guardian of this woman!" Siers pointed to Caprala and said.

  Caprala sighed, "If you missed his conspiracy, do you think you would still be the Speaker of the Senate? Your Excellency Governor."

  "Didn't you have amnesia?" Georgiana reminded Caprara on the side.

   "You have to deal with him yourself?" Capra La asked.

   "I also want to know how he wants me to help you deal with the royalist party." Georgiana looked at Siers and said.

   "We have to wait for someone to come." Siers said grimly, "General Brunner hasn't arrived yet."

  "Do you want to sit down and wait?" Georgiana asked again.

  This time Siers did not refuse, and found a sofa to sit down.

   "Which one do you think is more beautiful, Chartre's church or Notre Dame de Paris?" Caplara asked kindly.

  "Charter Church is much brighter than Notre Dame Cathedral." Siers also answered smoothly.

   "Why don't you stay in the church, but join the worldly?" Capra La asked.

"At least when I voted whether to confiscate church property, I voted against it. I think this is the correct way to preserve the church. You should control the priests not to disturb France with the Shuan elements. The church and religion should represent order. ."

  Caprara did not speak.

  "How is the peace talks?" Georgiana turned the subject off.

  "Waiting for a reply from the UK." Caprala said.

   "Leon is an impatient person, you know best, father."

   "This is what you should say to your fellow, daughter." Caprala replied.

  "The church is not a crusade, you came with an olive branch..."

   "What about your patience, Speaker? You have been so impatient after staying with the soldiers for a long time?"

   "We are not the court of Louis XVI. The Council of State is all chattering."

  "Why don't I call Carnot, he is busy farming and borrowing." Georgiana said.

  The two looked at her together.

   "October is coming soon. After the farming period, next year's harvest may be worse than this year."

   "I remember when you talked about this, why didn't you accept your order as an inspector?" Siers asked impatiently. "There used to be farmers writing letters asking them to send people to teach them how to improve farming methods."

   "Am I not training?"

  This is the crux of the French food problem. The Physiocrats only value interests and systems, but they don’t think about the most basic problem—how to grow food.

  After all, these people of the Physiocratic School are high-ranking officials, and they have never worked in the fields before.

   "Do you look at her, look like Madame Dubali?" Caprala said to Siers, pointing at Georgiana.

  Sies did not speak.

  "Do you think about farming and borrowing?" Caplara asked.

   "I read a lot of classics in the library." Georgiana said.

  "It was left by the Physiocrats of the past. The missionaries brought those books to France." Siers said, "Chinese culture actually had a great influence on French enlightenment thought."

  "What do you think of Confucius?" Caprara asked Georgiana.

"It’s hard to believe that, especially the eight-pirate system, just like the privileges you wrote, it should be eliminated. It is a sad invention. To disrupt a society thoroughly, you only need to give some people preferential treatment and make others It's enough to be discouraged."

  "Have you seen the theory of privilege?" Siers smiled interestingly.

   "She still understands theology." Caprala said cheerfully.

   "I will listen to you," Siers asked Georgiana.

   "I don't think theology is for entertainment." She whispered, "I have something about rituals that I want to ask you two..."

  　 The exchange process in the first chapter "Gifts" of this volume has written that if Napoleon becomes a king, the heroine will become his vassal after signing the letter, and he will not be considered guilty if he does not go to the court for breaking the law

  　　 Even if she gave birth to an illegitimate child, the hostess can also designate that child as her heir, and if he is sold, she will pay for the money

  (End of this chapter)