Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2241 Fierce Frenzy (1)

Because of the appointment system, visitors can only go to the Tuileries Palace after receiving an invitation letter, or after making an appointment, at the appointment time, so there is a registration office, and then there is Madame Duichette who works in the registration office. .

   Now that she's gone, a new person will take her place. Georgiana lets Layla and a seamstress under Bertin take charge temporarily, and will find someone to take over in the future.

Immediately after dawn, Georgiana and Bertin remodeled her unfashionable clothes, just as Marie Antoinette and Bertin had done before, except that Georgiana didn't like Rococo, It is understandable for a girl to wear Rococo style. It is a nightmare for an aunt in her 50s to wear such a skirt, although she looks only in her 20s.

   Richard Edgeworth's words the night before reminded her that she and Edgeworth were the same age.

She likes well-cut coats, and doesn't want lace trims and ribbons, which Bertin makes to her request, and she has plenty of time this time, as Napoleon is currently recovering and will be in Ostend for at least a week. time.

   Bertin also lived in the Hall of the Goddess of Victory. When they tried on clothes in the small living room, other French officials were admiring them. They were complimented by their diligence, but no one asked Bertin to design for their daughters.

   Soon the morning passed. After visiting Napolini, who was still unable to eat because of a stomachache at noon, she went to Gregoire to take French lessons in the afternoon. In fact, it's similar to Fleur and Bill Weasley's English class, just chatting, occasionally Gregova corrects her accent.

There have been language disputes in Belgium for a long time. There are two major ethnic groups in the territory, the Flemish and the Walloons. Around the 5th century, the area where the Walloons were surrendered to the Frankish kingdom. At the end of the 14th century, most of the area was unified by the Duchy of Burgundy, and then it was under the rule of Spain, Austria and France for a long time.

  The Walloons live in northeastern France and southern Belgium, and most of them speak French, while the Flemish people are named after "Flanders" and belonged to the Dutch rule in the past. Flemish is actually a Dutch language.

   There are also a few descendants of Germanic Germans who speak German. Belgium can be divided into two parts by language areas, the northern part of the language boundary, where people speak Germanic or Flemish, and the southern part of the language boundary where French is spoken.

  Gregoire hopes to promote the French language, which is another reason for his entourage this time.

  When Napoleon was still in love with Josephine, he used to take people he knew to restaurants where she used to go and introduce her to everyone.

He said they were going to get married, it was okay to be bitten by a dog on their wedding night, he was willing to share their bed with the dog, and then he went to Egypt, and when he came back, they slept in separate rooms until one night Josephine said that the ghost of Marie Antoinette appeared, she was afraid, and Bonaparte carried her back to his bedroom.

   Henceforth, they will still share a bed unless he goes abroad or spends the night at the Tuileries.

  Sprinkling holy water is probably ineffective against the mischievous elves, not to mention that there are many Swiss mercenaries dead in the Tuileries Palace, maybe only the fire can send her away.

   As for whether Marie Antoinette would go to Malmaison with Napoleon, this can only be known by asking. Unfortunately, even if the French magician has a remote chat tool, there is no way for Josephine to communicate.

  Some women are just "passengers", whether it is Giuseppina with a voice of nature, or "Little Cleopatra" in Cairo. In addition to the advantage of having children, the Austrian princess who can divorce Napoleon and Josephine is also Austria. Even if Austria withdraws, they still have remnants in Belgium. The Belgian people welcome the French. They think that France People give them freedom, and some places, like Leuven and Ghent, are not welcome.

   After her class with Gregoire, Georgiana went to her guardian, Edgeworth, who is now friends with the French bridge committee.

   One of the carriages he designed was driven by tracks, which was almost the same as the tracks of a tank except that it was made of wood.

   Tracked carriages can travel on rough or soft ground, making them ideal for Belgian terrain. Richard, a laughing, singing, jovial Irishman, wondered what he would think of Georgiana if he knew his invention was being used in this way.

   There is no doubt that this would please Napoleon, but it was against her original intention.

  This kind of crawler can be used as a conveyor belt to load and unload goods, which can reduce a lot of manpower, and also reduce the number of dock workers. No one was determined to fight goods on the docks since childhood, but it was a subsistence job, just like Rousseau copying music scores, and Venice already had a music score printing press.

   Gregoire and Edgeworth may be friends because they both love machines in the same way, but they may not be friends because one is a priest and the other is a "heretic".

In the same year that Marie Antoinette fled with Louis XVI, there was a riot in Birmingham, England, when people's clothing changed, boots used to need buckles, and later became ties, which affected The business of many factory owners. Under such circumstances, William Pitt Jr. asked them to pay to set up a cavalry team to maintain law and order, and they were not so happy.

  Richard bought a piece of land in Ireland and built a small town called Edgeworth, and everything in the town was built according to his ideas.

   He got married in May 1798. The bride was Francis, who was a year younger than his daughter. On the way back to town from the church, they saw a man hanged from a car.

  It was also in the same year that there were riots in Ireland, people could easily get daggers and spears, in order to maintain the safety of the town, Richard hired some cavalry to protect the town, and many of those cavalry were Protestants.

  Richard was thought to have attempted treason, and he received this fatal warning shortly after, which forced him to leave Ireland for his friends in the Moonlight Society.

   Chaos can get in the way, the Birmingham riots ended quickly, not quite as chaotic as the French Revolution, but flimsy optics tended to break as soon as they were dropped, and many things were already broken. The phrase "No Philosophers, Only Eternal Church and Kings" was left in the Birmingham library by the thugs and was not erased when it was rebuilt. It's a pity that Muggles can't restore spells, otherwise those torn manuscripts can be restored, but those burned by fire are completely helpless.

In the Middle Ages, knights were once condemned by the church as tyrannical elements. Whether it was national wars or wars between lords and nobles, they were always indispensable. After the Crusades began, they transformed themselves into brave warriors who protected pilgrims. In this way, knights became A sacred profession, they don't need to kneel and beg God's forgiveness and repent in pain for their sins.

  Some people need redemption, and some people don't. They think this is a good life. You go and tell him that it is not right to live this way. Instead, they feel that they are offended.

  God knows whether to promote beet growing in Belgium or not, and sometimes her ideas are too naive.

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