Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2304 Twilight Zone

   Animals such as geckos and salamanders cut off their tails in order to survive, and even their legs can be regenerated. Prussia lost the West Rhine region like a salamander docked its tail, allowing Napoleon to be dragged by Austria, and then had the opportunity to act freely in the East. Since 1792, Prussia and Russia have been planning to divide Poland again.

Talleyrand was not idle in Berlin, and his writer wrote a pamphlet "Deutsche Patriot Letters", the contents of which were mixed and extremely difficult to identify. The writer used eloquent language to describe the Austrian government. The long crimes committed by the Holy Roman Empire inspired all "wise" Germans to rise up and overthrow the Habsburgs.

  Prussia is a place where you can write freely, express your thoughts, or a "don't care" attitude. This time, the foreign policy of the various parties in France seems to have a common goal, whether it is the division of Austria among the three as Siyers thought, or Napoleon's premeditated plan to intensify the conflict between Austria and Prussia, and seek opportunities to interfere in the Silesia issue. All revolve around Prussia, Poland and Russia.

   Originally, none of these had anything to do with Belgium in the west, but when Austria recruited, many Belgians were taken away, and the priests followed. Once Austria was defeated and the soldiers were captured, the priests would face the Pietists.

The Teutonic knights preached by force, and the pietists have many civilizations. The humility, self-discipline, emphasizing public needs and self-sacrifice spirit preached by the pietists are easily accepted by people. The ideas that the "battle priests" can use The "weapon" is the "war orphanage".

Soldiers' children are easily overlooked and easily fall into the wrong path. In order to ensure that they can receive education, a group of teachers who have been formally trained and motivated is needed. Haller even founded a normal school, which is similar to the seminary's. The effect is equivalent. But Latin was no longer taught in Prussian normal schools, but Yiddish, an ancient West Germanic branch usually written in the Hebrew alphabet, and these Pietists are said to be convincing the Jews that **** was their Mass Asia.

Frederick I of Prussia crowned himself himself. Before his coronation, he designed a "Black Eagle Medal" representing the highest honor, with the Latin inscription "suumcuique", which literally means "each in his own place", with The German translation is "each in its own right". From the king to the subjects, every allergy has been assigned by the state to carry out the task. At the same time, each "class" has different responsibilities. Everyone must be diligent and unremitting, just like the Prussian national anthem "Let me Diligently do my share, according to my position under your will."

   Outsiders find this social system unbearable, but it actually works quite smoothly, and the successive brilliant victories have improved the self-esteem and self-confidence of the peasants in the army. Even if 60% of the population was killed, they still did not lose their trust in the king.

   This matter should have been taken care of by the Pope, but Pius VII's "primary targets" were Napoleon and France.

  Prussia also does not have "land rich owners". There is a very close symbiotic relationship between the rural Junkers and the peasants. For example, the Mrs. Kaiser that Georgiana heard of, she changed her surname in order to make the locals accept her. In contrast to those who "kick the bones and **** the marrow" in other countries, the Prussian tenant system is much milder than the Polish serf system. The relationship between Junkers noble officers and peasant soldiers is like that of knights and servants. In the process of expansion, knights get manors. , the hirer gets the farmhouse. It is true that the peasants must work twice as much, but having a few more children can distribute the heavy labor.

There is also a problem of imbalance between men and women in France, especially in rural areas. Georgiana still remembers that she made a wish to let rural women find husbands. She also encouraged retired soldiers to "polygamy", and now she regrets that she can't wait to put her leg interrupt.

  Napoleon looked down on the former governor. The main reason was his brilliant victories and low battle losses. Most of the soldiers who followed him were able to come back alive, but it was difficult for these people to return to their previous lives.

  There are many homeless people in Paris, which has created a security problem. She has always believed that the family is the cornerstone of social stability. During the Florence riot in 1378, the citizens who followed Michele to the Church of Santa Maria Novella had their homes in Florence, and the commoners burned their houses and looted theirs property, and even hurting their family members, they don't feel sympathy when they do it.

French law stipulates that married men are not recruited, while Prussia has the right to "free choice". Frederick I set out many "recruitment areas", and urban residents are basically not conscripted into the army. It's hard to feel that, as the war intensified later, each "recruitment area" was apportioned with new recruits, and the problem appeared.

   Later, the unlucky ones who were drafted into the army would be beaten half to death, but then they were nursed back to health so that they could continue to serve, because they were too precious to be shot. And according to the rules written by Frederick I, soldiers who "threw away their weapons out of fear" would face shooting, and Prussian subjects who were found to be mercenaries for the enemy would be shot.

After the Treaty of Basel was signed, northern Germany remained neutral under the protection of Prussia, so many northern German regions joined the Prussian neutral group. All these "fruits" seem to be fruitful, but they left Prussia in a state of isolation, because no matter which European country he formed an alliance with, he basically abandoned allies in the end. When Bonaparte was in Italy, the Republic of Venice also declared neutrality, but the wounded and sick in the Verona field hospital were attacked differently.

  Georgianna once said how to attack the Prussian army, and he half-truthed that he would make her a general.

Some people gave benefits in exchange for neutral support, while others were direct threats of force. Austria did not join the anti-British alliance before the signing of the Amiens Agreement. Then Talleyrand went to Berlin "to discuss the issue of compensation for Ceylon". The "test of neutrality" was Prussia's turn.

   Talleyrand didn't come on such an important occasion. This may be because he had to stay in Paris and deal with Fouche and others to deal with the issue of Swiss independence, but who knows what was discussed in the cabinet meeting.

   Doing good deeds made Georgiana feel at ease. She could take over the nun's place and put the crying child to sleep.

   But she wasn't sure if she would be a good teacher, or if she would be like Frank.

   In the past, the church had many privileges, such as tax exemption for wine making, which gave them a lot of land and wealth, and she could also give the Belgian church this privilege, so that it would be much easier to promote beet farming.

   But she still remembered how much battle there was in the parliament when the "Special Agreement on Academic Affairs" was passed.

Force cannot solve all problems, not to mention that Napoleon has not put on a crown and has not become the first ruler for life. When the French farmers figure out that growing sugar beets is very profitable, they will feel that their interests are being compromised. hurt.

   This can't be moved, and she has to find another way.

   Holding with one hand for a long time, she felt a little sore in her hand. When she changed to hold the sleeping child, she suddenly found someone standing not far away staring at her.

   "I'm sorry, I'm late." Bonaparte, who was wearing a red review suit, said to her with a smile.

   Even though she knew that the dress was given to him by Josephine, she didn't feel jealous anymore.

   She should have been the same as that debater Catherine. Even if the lord threatened her and would use round torture if she did not agree to the marriage, she still refused the lord's proposal.

   You need to listen to a woman's opinion when proposing, not when you are divorced, and if the suitor hears the answer of rejection, they may be killed.

   If she agrees to live for a while, and faces domestic violence and all kinds of infidelity, what else can she do except find a place to hide in the same place as the big bee?

   She couldn't be like Chiara's nurse or Theodora, who "sent to heaven" a baby who didn't know the pain and torture. Not only was infanticide illegal, others would think she was a lunatic.

   "Can you tell me what to do?"

   His eyes gleamed with wisdom.

   "Put the child down." He said softly "Let's get out of here."

  Georgianna laughed in despair.

   Yes, yes, put the child at the door of the orphanage, the woman is single, and then she can start a new life, just like the child in her arms, he has no mother, so he is held by the nun.

   She didn't let go, and the nun took the child away.

   She felt that her heart was empty, and Leon took the opportunity to grab her hand and lead her out of this humble little church.

   (end of this chapter)