1825 My New Daming

Chapter 390 This is the taste, the authentic French Revolution! (ask for subscription, ask for monthly pass)

"Long live the free French Republic!"

When this slogan resounded in front of the Louvre and Tuleil Palace in Paris, anyone who knew French internal affairs knew that the Bourbon dynasty was coming to an end!

In the past ten years, there have been turmoil in France, but in those turmoil, the Republicans and the Bonapartists are clearly separated. "Long live the free French Republic" can only be shouted by republicans, and the Bonapartists have always shouted "Long live the Emperor Napoleon".

One is Long Live the Republic, and the other is Long Live the Emperor. It is naturally difficult for these two groups to unite.That's why Louis XVII can maintain his rule by pulling one faction against another.

If the Bonapartists insist on restoring the Napoleonic Empire this time, the republicans will part ways with them in the end-the emperor and the king are the same thing!

And once the republicans and the Bonapartists are separated, then Louis XVII can use the means.We can set up some parliaments for the republicans, add officials and ranks to the Bonapartists, and give some benefits to the common people. Just a little!

But Napoleon II came up with the idea of ​​"establishing a republic, dividing the land, and not proclaiming emperor", and he directly changed his life to the end!

Now the republicans and the Bonapartists are completely united, and everyone joins hands to grab the power of the royalist party, and they also want to distribute the land of the royalist party to the poor and lower-middle peasants in France!This is really too progressive, and also "too French", what should be done in the French revolution!So much so that the feudal scum all over Europe smelled the smell of the French Revolution!
Yes, this is the taste, the authentic French Revolution, here we come again!
Vienna, Hofburg Grand Palace.

When Prime Minister Metternich arrived with the Duke of Wellington and Viscount Palmerston, the Austrian Emperor Franz I was already in a hurry like an ant on a hot pot, and he was walking around in the throne hall, mouthing He couldn't help muttering: "I knew something was going to happen! That's the French who started the Great Revolution! What should we do now? The French have started a Great Revolution again! Last time they made trouble for my Holy Roman Empire. No, this time it's the turn of the Austrian Empire!"

Emperor Franz I's concerns were entirely justified.Before the Red Rakshasa broke out, France was the revolutionary center leading the European trend!Louis XIV established an absolute monarchy, and then the surrounding countries saw it, ah, the advanced and civilized France has an absolute monarchy, so hurry up and learn it!
Later, there was a great revolution in France. The king wanted a republic, and the surrounding monarchs were trembling, fearing that it would be their turn to be guillotined next.

Later, there was someone who took the emperor to beg everywhere and made everyone feel uneasy, but there were also a group of foreign fanboys and spiritual Bonapartists. Even the daughter-in-law of Franz I!
Now European countries are inherently unstable. If Napoleon II was only restored as emperor, Franz I would have been emperor long ago, so he didn't worry that the Austrian people would ask him for an emperor.But this Napoleon II was not the emperor, he went to Paris and shouted "Long live the free French Republic!"

This is a big deal!
The general leader recognized by the Bonapartists has become a republican, and now the republicans in European countries are about to become popular. Austria is the country that fears the republic the most!This country was originally a state of disunity, and the Austrian emperor could not even carry the banner of nationalism, so he could only maintain the feudal relationship between monarch and minister.If there is a republic, Franz I will not be guillotined?And it's not the republicans of a country who want to kill him, but the republicans of Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Bohemia, Italy, and Poland line up to kill him!He needs at least six heads to cut off!
Seeing Prime Minister Metternich, Duke of Wellington, and Viscount Palmerston walking in together, Franz I didn't care about the etiquette, and walked up to them quickly, and asked loudly: "What should we do now? He even shouted Long live the free French Republic! And... also said that the land of the nobles would be confiscated and distributed to the poor peasants!

This, this, this, the Bohemians, Hungarians, Croats, Italians, and Poles can't die with envy? "

If it's just a republic, it's okay to say, now add another confiscated noble's land to divide it!

In Bohemia, Hungary, Croatia, northern Italy, and southern Poland, there are a large number of German nobles occupying land and enclosing land. Revolutionize their lives!Grab their fields!For Bohemians, Hungarians, Croats, Italians, Poles, what could be better?
While speaking, Franz I glared at the Duke of Wellington and Viscount Palmerston again: "Your United Kingdom is not much better. The land of England is quite concentrated! And the land of Ireland is all in the belief Protestant England!"

The faces of the Duke of Wellington and Viscount Palmerston were also ugly. They also underestimated the "little boy" Napoleon II before, thinking that he was just dreaming of restoring the Napoleonic Empire.Even if this matter is successful, Napoleon II is also a weak emperor. He does not have the illustrious feats of Napoleon I, and he will not be able to subdue the old ministers and generals who once followed Napoleon I, and he will be attacked by the Bourbon party and the republicans. It's not going to be easy.It is not difficult for the British Empire to handle the young and very weak Emperor Napoleon II.

But now Napoleon II is not the emperor, but declared his support for the republic, and with the support of the people of Paris and the army controlled by the Bonapartists, he became a temporary consul, and announced that the land of the Bourbon nobles would be confiscated and distributed to them. The peasants are now united with the Republicans and the Bonapartists, and the Bourbon party is weak and unable to turn the sky.And once the land of the Bourbon royal party is distributed to farmers, Napoleon II will have die-hard supporters, and the plate will be stable at once.

On the contrary, the British Empire itself may be blown up and down by this wave of French revolution, and it might cause an Irish Republican party!

Of course, this is not the most troublesome thing. The most troublesome thing is that the peace talks between Great Britain and Ming Dynasty and the marriage of the dynasty may be affected by domestic revolutionary thoughts. Originally, the marriage of Princess Victoria and the transfer of the Australian colonies have nothing to do with the British people. .But once the republican wind in France blows to England, the British government will have to take public opinion into consideration.

And British public opinion, due to the joint propaganda of the British ruling authorities and capitalists, hates and fears the "yellow peril"!
"Duke," Franz I suddenly looked at the Duke of Wellington, "shall we organize an anti-French alliance to strangle the French Republic in its infancy?"

What?Engage in an anti-French alliance?
The Duke of Wellington and Lord Palmerston were taken aback by the proposal.

Although Napoleon II's republican policy might bring the wind of the republic to England, the United Kingdom is not ruled by feudalism, but by the bourgeoisie. Facing the republican trend will be a little troublesome, but it will not be unstoppable.Moreover, Napoleon II will definitely lead France to side with Britain because of his inevitable hostile relationship with Ming and Luocha.Even if you don't use all your strength to help fight, as long as you are willing to stand in line, then Britain can rest assured.If an anti-French alliance is formed now, in case Napoleon II is turned over to Ming Dynasty, what should we do?
And the British Army may not be able to defeat the Army of the French Republic!The British Army is desperate to send 30 million to the European continent, and the French Republic will mobilize, casually tens of millions!how to spell?
"No, there is no need to engage in an anti-French alliance." Viscount Palmerston hurriedly persuaded, "Your Majesty, Napoleon II is your grandson after all, and he has not shown any intention to oppose the Austrian Empire, and it depends only on us, Britain and you, Austria." , with the strength of Prussia at most, we may not be able to win. What we have to consider now is how to unite with France to deal with the yellow peril in the East!"

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