Make France Great Again

Jerome Bonaparte has been ready to meet the envoy of Tocqueville at any time since he received the news from Eugene Rouet from France.

In order to understand the "enemy", Jerome Bonaparte went to the bookstore to buy a copy of Tocqueville's "On American Democracy".

Although Tocqueville's book made Jerome Bonaparte feel uncomfortable, and even gave Jerome Bonaparte the idea that Tocqueville was "Ann", but Jerome . Bonaparte still endured reading Tocqueville's books.

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"Your Highness, I have inquired about the hotel where Tocqueville is!" Captain Letty, who was in charge of "intelligence" work, reported to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"Huh?" Jerome Bonaparte put down the book in his hand and raised his head to ask, "How did you find it?"

"While I was patrolling (wandering) outside, I happened to meet a young man who asked me about you!" Letty said to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Did you tell him?" Jerome Bonaparte asked back.

"Of course not!" Captain Letty immediately claimed credit: "However, I followed that young man to a hotel! After a "friendly" exchange with the hotel owner, the hotel owner told me the name of the passenger!"

"Huh? Not bad!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded in satisfaction, stood up and patted Letty on the shoulder to encourage him: "The empire needs talents like you!"

"It is my duty to be loyal to the empire!" Letty responded humbly to Jerome Bonaparte.

After Jerome Bonaparte encouraged Letty again, he vaguely issued an "exit order" to Letty.

Fleury was called over by Jerome Bonaparte.

"Mr. Fleury, I have an important task for you now!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Fleury.

"Your will is my direction! Who are you going to tear apart?" Fleury responded to Jerome Bonaparte still retaining the iron-blooded style of a soldier.

Jerome Bonaparte nodded in satisfaction, and handed over the task of inviting Tocqueville to Fleury.

Fleury, who was finally entrusted with the important task, saluted Jerome Bonaparte excitedly and promised to complete the task before leaving.

"Your Highness, how could you entrust him with such an important task!"

Tailan appeared with a washbasin made of brass.

Jerome Bonaparte took out a steaming towel from the washbasin and wiped his cheeks: "A rough man can make them relax their vigilance against me. Our enemies are not only Mr. Thiers who wants to treat us as puppets, the Republic Pie is also…”

Tai Lan nodded half-understanding.

Half an hour later, Fleury returned and informed Jerome Bonaparte that Tocqueville would be visiting the next day.

...

May 14, 1848 at 10 a.m.

A brown carriage stopped in front of the Louis mansion, and Tocqueville and Lale got off.

Jerome Bonaparte and members of the Bonaparte party personally walked down the steps to meet Tocqueville.

"welcome!"

Jerome Bonaparte and Tocqueville held hands together.

The two entered the Louis mansion side by side.

"Please!" Jerome Bonaparte stretched out his hand and made an inviting gesture. Tocqueville was sitting on the sofa, and his secretary, Lale, stood on Tocqueville's right, and his eyes peeked at Jerome Bonaparte from time to time. Bonaparte.

Pessini, as Jerome Bonaparte's secretary, also stood in Jerome Bonaparte's room.

After all the main characters are seated, the "confrontation" will officially begin.

"On behalf of the French Republic, I regret the death of Prince Louis Napoleon!" Tocqueville showed a regretful expression, and his right hand turned towards Lale.

Lale opened the document package knowingly and handed a piece of paper to Tocqueville.

"This is a private letter from Lamartine's administration!" Tocqueville handed the letter to Jerome Bonaparte.

Jerome Bonaparte, who received the letter, scanned Lamartine's private letter line by line, and the letter probably contained regret for the death of Louis Napoleon.

"My cousin was always a republican during his lifetime, so he prefers to be called a citizen of Louis Napoleon, rather than a prince in the old days! The title of prince has long been a history! Now, you and I are both citizens!" Jerome Bonaparte "reminds" Tocqueville Road.

Of course Tocqueville would not believe that Louis Napoleon, who wanted to restore the empire twice, was a republican, but how many real republicans are there in today's French political arena.

"Okay! Citizen Jerome Bonaparte!" Tocqueville said as he descended the donkey.

"I hope my cousin can return to France as a republican and a rebel, not as a war criminal! The crimes of the Bourbon era should be abolished!" Jerome Bonaparte Offer to Tocqueville.

"This issue left over from history, Lamartine's administration agreed to abolish it!" Tocqueville decisively agreed to Jerome Bonaparte's conditions.

Jerome Bonaparte looked at Tocqueville suspiciously. He did not believe that there were no strings attached in French politics.

As Jerome Bonaparte expected, Tocqueville also put forward conditions.

Tocqueville said carefully: "Lamartine is in power and hopes that the Bonaparte family can give up this election!"

"Impossible!" Jerome Bonaparte objected loudly: "Lamartine has no right to deprive the Bonaparte family of the right to participate in elections. According to the Constitution of the French Republic, anyone who has reached the age of 18 and has settled in France for more than Two years of Frenchman can vote!"

"The citizens of Jerome seem to understand the French constitution very well!" Tocqueville looked at Jerome Bonaparte in surprise.

"If Lamartine is in power and wants to deprive the Bonaparte family of the right to participate in politics, the Bonaparte family will definitely not agree! We will use up everything we have to fight against Lamartine's power!" Jerome Bonaparte said firmly.

Once this and the only chance is lost, the Bonaparte family will never return to the French political arena.

Jerome Bonaparte would never allow such a thing to happen, even if he fought the republican faction for it.