Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2413 Reclaimed Eden (middle)

  Georgiana thought that Rupe looked very gentle, but in fact he was a priest. He was born in a Catholic family in Alsace. Later, his father decided to move to the Dutch Republic and became the chief surgeon of the Rotterdam Admiralty.

Rupe himself studied theology at the Ruwende Holland College, and when he was preparing to go to Batavia, due to problems between Austria and the university, Rupe moved to the University of Dovae to continue his studies, 1790 He came to Ruben again and attended seminary, where he stayed until the summer of 1794.

   In the spring of that year he was appointed deputy deacon and received a bachelor's degree and a master's degree, after which Rector Rouwen sent him to study at the Ecole Normale Supérieure.

At that time, Napoleon had already emerged in the Battle of Toulon. In July of the same year, his former patron, the Jacobins, also fell in the Thermidor coup. Originally, due to the credit of the Battle of Toulon, he was appointed as coastal inspector and coastal defense. Commander, he was suddenly suspended and arrested in August. Although he had already written a vote to the new **** by then, Salichetti wrote to the Public Safety Committee, saying that Napoleon was not only Robespierre's best friend, but that the treasonous plan to capture Genoa was also the result of in his hands.

   On August 10, he was suspended and arrested. About 10 soldiers, surrounded by an officer, rushed into his residence, arrested Napoleon and escorted him to Nice, and on the 12th to Fort Carré. The incident caused a commotion among the Italian soldiers of the Alpine Legion, who believed in Napoleon more than the point-and-shoot commissioners. What's more, if Napoleon was indeed escorted to the Paris Public Safety Committee for trial, as rumored, their life would not be easy. The Italian Legion in the French army was often sent to take the lead. Napoleon did not change this status quo, but he could increase the income of the Italian Legion.

The income of the    elites and the no-name army is definitely different. He embezzled the money from the Alpine Corps. The Alpine Corps commissioners have long gritted their teeth on this. They believe that the Italian Corps and the Alpine Corps are on the same level. After Napoleon was captured, the young soldiers of the Italian Legion and Juno planned to take the prison by force, rescue Napoleon, and then fled to Genoa together.

   But Napoleon rejected this plan and insisted on participating in the trial, but although he was eventually released, he was idle, and it was during this time that he developed Napoleon's theorem.

Rupe was originally a priest of the Carmorites and one of the four beggars of the Roman Catholic sect. This organization was established in the Middle Ages and continued the way of life of the prophet Elijah, living alone in a hut or prison, observing seclusion, silence and The Poverty's Oath, also known as the Barefoot Galmoro because they wore sandals instead of shoes and stockings during the Reformation.

   They are devoted to charity, caring for the sick, teaching and, of course, the most important devotion, a sect most famously known as Mother Teresa of Avila.

In short, what he experienced in France shook Rouppe's faith. In June 1795, he returned to Rouwen and became the deputy secretary of the city of Rouwen, and later became the director of the executive bureau. In order to express his loyalty to the French Revolution, He shattered the ancient cross at the town hall of Luuven.

   In 1796 he became the administrative commissioner of Brussels, he strictly observed and enforced the laws of the republic, and with the support of the authorities, established the French Freemason Grand Orient Club in Brussels.

  Masons used to be an umbrella organization that only allowed men to join, and an important feature was a community of interests. Bird protection, for example, has hundreds of chapters around the world and is headquartered in Brussels. In addition to protecting birds and their habitats, the organization hopes to make a difference in protecting the way birds and people make a living.

Some mother birds lay eggs but do not hatch, and people from conservation organizations will appear to incubate the eggs instead of the mother bird, allowing the birds to break their shells. This may involve some "violence" and judicial issues, and the organization will hire lawyers to provide protection and support for protectors.

  If there is a pioneering action, the organization will also send representatives to negotiate with the government to prevent them from destroying the swamp where the birds live. The Snitch is a substitute for the Snitch bird. This bird is about to become extinct because of Quidditch. In order to protect this bird, the protection law was passed, which promoted the popularity of the Snitch, and also added the profession of Snitch Maker.

  The old Freemasons were not heretics, although they were deeply influenced by Deist and anti-clerical ideas, they could only be heretics, and many still insisted that they were Catholics.

  The Great Eastern Freemasonry has obvious liberal tendencies. They are more agnostics or even atheists. The members of the association pursue the freedom of conscience and advocate the exclusion of religious influence. In other words, there was a split within the Freemasonry, consisting of the Catholic camp and the liberal camp, and the two factions were divided.

  Before Rupe, the owner of the clubhouse was Pierre Paseno, a member of the Rosicrucian Society, when Brussels was still occupied by the Austrians.

After   Lupe returned, he was considered to be a "own member" of the Freemasonry, and the great teachers generally lived in the clubhouse, they did not have their own home.

But Freemasonry, also known as the Brotherhood, has no family, but brothers. Rupe's biggest supporter is Charles Lambrechts, also from Leuven, who served as justice minister in Brussels until he was killed by France after the Brumaire coup. The second ruling Combáceres was replaced. Charles Lambrechts was called to Paris and returned to Brussels after leaving office, where he became Chairman of the Commissar of the Dale.

After the Brabantine Revolution, Rupey became the successor of the high-ranking official Mallarmé, and he immediately engaged the partisans and defeated their leader, Charles de Roubigne, during which Rupey fell from his horse , had to take a long time to recover.

  Paolo Arconadi-Visconti became mayor of Brussels after the Brumaire coup, during which Rupé founded the Amis Charitable Society and became a Master of Honor in 1800.

   That was actually a Freemasonry, but its main purpose was charity and a workhouse for beggars, where he accumulated prestige.

  After Paul's resignation, Rupe took over as mayor of Brussels, and he soon had a dispute with France over the Brussels wall.

   Brussels has two walls, both built during the reign of the Dukes of Brabantine in the Middle Ages. Brussels is "a settlement in a swamp" in Dutch. It originated from an island on the Seine River. It was inhabited during the rule of ancient Rome. The island is full of yellow irises. The city emblem of Brussels in the Middle Ages is a yellow flower. iris flower.

The first city wall that laid the old city of Brussels was built in the 13th century. It connects the Seine River and encloses the ducal castle and two churches on the Cold Mountain. There is a moat outside the city wall. .

After the Duke of Brabantine Jean III died of infection with the Black Death, his two sons also died. The eldest daughter, Joanna, became a duchess. Shortly after her accession, the Earl of Flanders, who married Joanna's sister, rebelled. , he quickly occupied Brussels and planted the Flemish lion flag on the Grand Place in the city center.

After Joanna successfully returned to the city, she soon realized the weakness of a city wall, so Brussels built a second city wall. This city wall is pentagonal and was very useful in the Middle Ages. In the 17th century, firearms began to develop, and its defensive role changed. very limited. When the Sun King Louis XIV attacked the city, the Spanish defenders in charge of defense adopted the Vauban model and built the city defense project. However, this transformation was futile. The French set up artillery on the high ground in the southwest. It crossed the layered city walls and hit the square.

   But the Brussels people did not surrender, so Louis XIV ordered the bombardment of Brussels, destroying the city center and the first city wall.

   During the War of the Austrian Succession in the 18th century, the defensive role of the city wall was lower, and people doubted its existence, but Joseph II was blocked when he wanted to demolish it.

   The lowland countries are very humid. In short, the wood that was originally used to build the city wall actually came back to life, sprouted and grew, and became a good wood. Two merchants planned to cut it and sell it for money.

   This matter was stopped by Rupey, and then the smuggling case of the former mayor of Antwerp broke out. Two Brussels businessmen were suspected of being involved. Rupey protected them and offended the French police minister Fouché. In 1802 he was summoned to Paris, interrogated and imprisoned, and released at the behest of the citizens of Brussels.

When    came back, his mayoral position was precarious, but he still sent Georgiana a very ironic oil painting.

   As for his contract, agreeing to use the forest outside Brussels as collateral also gained popular support.

   When chatting with Bonaparte, Ruppe also mentioned the south of Belgium, but did not mention the explicit name of Charleroi, as Henry van Langenhofen did.

Charleroi is located between Namur and Mons. The road to Brussels that was built by Louis XIV did not pass there before, but the place is on the Maas River. If the canal is built, not only Charleroi's Coal can be shipped out, and Brussels and Namur are linked.

  Lupe is not as "opinionated" as Langenhofen is about building a canal or building a railway, but when he is playing, he especially likes the 5 ball, and even if there is a better chance, he has been chasing it.

  Everyone watched him fight like this, but no one asked him why. Georgiana was eating fruit on the sofa, so she had to ask.

   "Why do you keep hitting that ball, Mr. Rupe?"

  Lupe looked back at her.

   "Is Orange William's orange the same color as this ball?"

  Georgianna looked at her blankly.

   "I remember William III was King of England, do you miss the era when he ruled?" Rupe asked again.

   "When I was born, he was already dead, and I didn't know him at all," said Georgiana.

   "I hope other people think the same way as you." Lupe looked at Bonaparte. "But there are still people who are obsessed."

   "Don't you resent him for not passing the law to protect wizards?" asked Bonaparte suddenly.

   "No," Georgiana said. "I'm actually glad he did, but the Witchcraft Act passed and more 'witches' were persecuted."

   "Is seance real?" Lupe asked Georgiana.

   "You know there will be perjury in court." She replied after a while. "And it's easy to give perjury in this way."

   "Can I invite you to our party?" Lupe asked.

   "No," said Georgiana.

"why?"

   She scoffed. "It is illegal to use magic in the presence of Muggles."

   "How do I know if you're real?" Lupe asked.

   "Really what?"

  Lupe did not continue to ask.

   "You should go." With a wave of Georgiana's hand, the door to the room opened by itself, and everyone watched the scene in amazement.

   "You..." Lupe trembled.

   "My job is to keep dignitaries safe," said Georgiana, "provided you are as hated as Bonaparte."

   The hated guy who was mentioned laughed.

   "After meeting her, the number of times I was assassinated increased, and I might end up dying." He said with a smile.

  Lupe looked at him with a dry smile, bowed and left the pool room without looking back.

   "Naughty." Mr. Martin accused her, and went with him.

   She stuck her tongue out at them and continued to eat the fruit.

   Bonaparte came and lay on her lap.

   "Ah~" He opened his mouth wide, so she stuffed the apple in his hand into his mouth.

   He chewed the juicy apple, squinted with joy, and laughed again.

   (end of this chapter)