Make France Great Again

Cavour, who got the location of the emperor, did not stop for a moment. He quickly left the embassy and headed towards the train station. He had to buy the nearest train.

And this scene happened to be discovered by the surveillance personnel of the Ministry of the Interior squatting around the Sardinian embassy. They followed Cavour far behind. After Cavour bought the train ticket and left, the surveillance personnel of the Ministry of the Interior secretly took out He took out his ID and asked the conductor which train Cavour had bought.

After seeing the sign of the Ministry of the Interior, the conductor showed a horrified expression on his face, and then stuttered to tell them.

Members of the Ministry of the Interior who had heard which train Cavour was going to take quickly left the ticket gate of the station, but before leaving, they did not forget to threaten the conductor to keep it secret.

The conductor nodded in fright, then watched them leave.

Then, returning to the Ministry of the Interior, they informed the Secretary of the Interior Pesini of the news.

After hearing this, Pescini was astonished, and then said to them with a smile, "Thank you for your hard work!"

"No hard work! No hard work!" The surveillance staff responded flatteringly.

Afterwards, Pescini verbally praised them a few more words, and tactfully issued a eviction order to them.

After the surveillance personnel left, Pessini called his secretary again and ordered him to immediately send a telegram to the telegraph office closest to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Understood!" After receiving the order, the secretary quickly went to the telegraph office under the Ministry of the Interior.

After a while, the secretary who had sent the telegram returned to Pescini's office to report.

…

The telegraph message transmitted from Paris to the telegraph office near the Loire Valley area finally arrived near Jerome Bonaparte after nearly ten minutes of hard work after arriving near the Loire Valley area.

At this moment, Jérôme Bonaparte and Augusta are visiting the agricultural "university" established in the provincial capital Blois, accompanied by the government of the Loir-Cher department in the central region of France.

Jerome Bonaparte, who entered the campus, looked at the students walking back and forth in the university, and couldn't help showing a smile on the corner of his mouth.

Later, he recruited another student at random and asked about his family, major of study, and why he chose agriculture.

The student stumbled to answer Jerome Bonaparte's question. It turned out that the student chose to major in agriculture because his family could no longer support him to study in Paris.

It coincided with the establishment of an agricultural college in Blois Province, and the local government also reduced his tuition fees, so he will engage in agriculture.

Immediately afterwards, Jerome Bonaparte asked him if he would continue to engage in agriculture after graduation.

Faced with such a question, the students were obviously hesitant to answer.

Jerome Bonaparte immediately encouraged, "There is nothing to hide! Even if you say you want to eat and die, I can understand it!

Back then, that was my goal! "

After hearing Jerome Bonaparte's answer, the student plucked up the courage to say that his first goal is to pass the exam to enter the imperial system and serve as an imperial tax officer, and his second goal is to go to a big city to make a fortune .

If it doesn't work, he might consider going back home to engage in farming. ....

After listening to the students' answers, Jerome Bonaparte couldn't help but feel a little dark in his eyes.

Whether in the 21st century or in modern times, agricultural students are rarely willing to return to farming.

However, Jerome Bonaparte can also understand their choice. In this era full of changes, returning to the countryside to work in agriculture is undoubtedly the worst choice.

Even the Junker nobles who were born and bred next door tried every means to reinvest the profits from agricultural output so as to double their assets.

Therefore, Jerome Bonaparte did not want to be too demanding that they must return to the countryside to farm.

"It seems that you have already made your own plan!" Jerome Bonaparte patted his shoulder lightly with his hand, and said solemnly, "The future of the empire belongs to us, as well as you.

of!

I look forward to seeing you doing something big! "

After finishing speaking, Jerome Bonaparte ordered Lucien Murat, who was following him, to give a beautifully wrapped gift to the student in front of him.

After receiving the gift, the students were a little overwhelmed. Jerome Bonaparte smiled and said to him, "This is my graduation gift for you in advance!"

"Thank you, Your Majesty!" the governor of Xie Er quickly urged.

"Thank you..." The student was about to speak, but was stopped by Jerome Bonaparte, "No thanks!"

The student swallowed the words of thanks again, and then quietly waited for Jerome Bonaparte's order with a tense face.

"Now, you can leave!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand in response to the students,

After the students left, the Governor of Cher Province ran to Jerome Bonaparte and said respectfully, "Your Majesty, there are still many students who are willing to return to their hometowns to engage in agriculture!"

Jerome Bonaparte restrained his smile, and responded blankly, "Mr. ***, you don't need to explain!

My original intention of establishing the Agricultural College is indeed to promote the development of French agriculture, but I also know that the profits generated by agriculture are far less than those produced by industry, so there must be a large number of agricultural professionals who are unwilling to devote themselves to agriculture.

I can understand all these, so what we have to do is not to force them to farm, but to increase the profit margin of agriculture as much as possible.

Only in this way will more people be willing to devote themselves to agriculture.

Only by doing a good job in agriculture can the empire gain the support of the vast majority of people living in this land.

..."

Jérôme Bonaparte spoke at length about the necessity of farming well, and how it could be done well.

After talking for about 5 minutes, Queen Augusta beside Jerome Bonaparte finally couldn't bear it anymore. She took advantage of Jerome Bonaparte's pause and spoke to Jerome Bonaparte. Bonaparte said: "Your Majesty, let's visit the experimental base first!"

"En! Good!" Jerome Bonaparte smacked his lips, nodded with a trace of regret, and then ordered the Governor of Cher to lead the way.

Led by the Governor of Cher, Jerome Bonaparte and others arrived at the experimental base in the backyard of the Agricultural University... No, it is more like a manor than an experimental base, when Jerome Bonaparte After Ba and others entered the experimental base, the gardener in charge of guarding the experimental base stopped them. ....

Seeing this, the police of Cher Province loudly reprimanded the gardeners guarding the experimental base.

Immediately afterwards, a middle-aged man with a slightly burly figure came beside Jerome Bonaparte and the others. He first apologized to Jerome Bonaparte, and then reported himself.

Only then did Jerome Bonaparte know that the person in front of him was the principal of the agricultural university.

The gardener guarding the experimental base quickly opened the door after seeing the headmaster's arrival, and Jerome Bonaparte and others were able to enter the experimental base.

After entering the base, Jerome Bonaparte saw the arched grape trellis in the base at first glance.

The principal of the Agricultural College hurriedly introduced to Jérôme Bonaparte that the grape trellises in front of him were cultivated by the students of the Agricultural College, mainly to exercise the students' hands-on ability.

Looking at the grape racks in front of him, Jerome Bonaparte recalled the historical disaster caused by phylloxera, which directly caused the depression of the French grape industry.

However, since the disaster occurred in the late 1860s, Jérôme Bonaparte could only tell the principal, "Your Agricultural College, you must pay close attention to the state of the grapes!

A small grape is related to the economy of our entire France! "

"Yes!" Although the principal of the Agricultural College did not understand what Jerome Bonaparte meant, he still nodded to express his understanding.

Then, the principal of the Agricultural College wanted to lead Jerome Bonaparte and Queen Augusta to the interior of the experimental base.

At this moment, a follower dressed in an imperial uniform appeared in Jerome.

behind Bonaparte and the others, and reported to Lucien Murat who was behind.

After hearing the report from his entourage, Lucien Murat's face changed slightly. He hurried to Jerome Bonaparte and reported to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, there is a letter from Paris telegraph!"

Jerome Bonaparte's expression immediately became serious, and he turned his head to apologize to the school principal, "Forgive me for not continuing to visit!"

The principal of the academy, who has not yet shown the results to the emperor, feels very regretful, and now he can only respond to Jerome Bonaparte with a smile, "Your Majesty, I am very glad that you can come to visit us with Your Majesty the Queen!"

Jérôme Bonaparte, Augusta and others left the academy after being sent off by the principal of the academy. He returned to the hotel and immediately asked Lucien Murat, "Where is the telegram?"

Lucien Murat glanced at his entourage, who hurriedly responded to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, the telegram is already in the study!"

"En!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded, then went into the study, picked up the telegram on the table, and read it~www.NovelMTL.com~What's wrong? Has something happened to Paris? Do we need to go back now? "Queen Augusta, who entered the study after Jerome Bonaparte, asked.

Jerome Bonaparte put down the telegram and said casually, "Nothing! The telegram said that Sardinian Prime Minister Cavour has bought a train ticket to come here and is expected to arrive the day after tomorrow!"

"Cavour!" Empress Augusta immediately revealed a disgusted expression after hearing about Cavour, "He didn't ban liberalism in Sardinia, what did he come to France for!"

"What else can we do! Of course we beg you to let Sardinia go!" Jerome Bonaparte shrugged his shoulders and replied.

"Leave Sardinia alone?" Queen Augusta sneered, "Why didn't they think of this when they planned the assassination!"

"Cavour never planned an assassination!" Jerome Bonaparte "corrected".

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