Chapter 1913 journeyman (Part 2)

Compared to Sirius who had no time to say anything in the court, Marshal Luxembourg talked non-stop in the Court of Fire.

His trial lasted 14 months, and he was acquitted on every charge, while his secretary was jailed.

The entire poison incident was not just a simple palace battle. It was intertwined with God, devil, blood, fear, and witchcraft. A total of 442 people were accused from 1679 to 1682. Of course, these people referred to the powerful, and many more were involved.

There are no records of civilians who were sentenced to hard labor and built a gorgeous palace - Versailles in a swamp that was not suitable for building buildings at all.

When Mary of the Medici married in France, because she could not find pleasure in the Louvre and missed her hometown, she built a palace with Italian Renaissance characteristics imitating the Palazzo Pitti in Florence.

There is a pool in front of the palace with deck chairs around it. There are usually many people sunbathing here.

What is reflected on the water now is still a blue sky and white clouds, and a ship is sailing on the sea.

In addition to hearing slave cases, Lord Stowell was also a judge of the Admiralty Court and a member of the House of Commons. He did not make much achievements in the political field. He spent all his energy on trial work. The fishing law he wrote established the

The cornerstone of British fishing law. At the same time, he and American international law expert Marshall founded the Anglo-Saxon fishing law system, which almost became international law. This was determined by British maritime hegemony.

The fishing here does not refer to fishing in the sea, but to cargo ships, especially those from neutral countries. Neutral countries include armed neutrality like Sweden, and neutrality that relies on British cruiser escorts. The Anglo-Saxon capture law determines that it is a belligerent country.

The right to search the ships of neutral countries to prevent neutral countries from providing assistance to enemy countries.

In addition to giving Phipps the power to become the governor of New England through direct appointment without election during the Salem Incident, the charter was also used to control the trade of neutral countries and allow neutral countries to serve England.

After the Battle of Orange Grove, Godoy regained control of state affairs. Gabriel Houvral, who went to Spain to buy grain, somehow hooked up with him, and the two of them worked together to convince Charles IV and his partners

While conducting trade with the Americas, he obtained many blank charters, some of which Uvral sold to the Americans. As long as they have this thing, any country's fleet that arbitrarily catches merchant ships protected by Spanish charters can be regarded as

The declaration of war on Spain and the "previous" peace treaty of Amiens between England and France were torn up because the British fleet captured French merchant ships.

Napoleon was always restless, and the French fleet and the Dutch fleet often harassed the British fleet.

"Now" he did not send out warships, but built a port in Bruges. The cavalry director Oudinot who was responsible for commanding the Bruges Infantry Division before the Revolution was the son of a beer manufacturer. If Napoleon really planned to concentrate on

Economically, why not let Oudinot go to Melenge? That city is famous for its beer brewing.

The Piast silver coins shipped from Mexico were scattered into the West Indies for the sake of neutrality. Trade requires hard currency. With genuine silver coins in hand, everyone will do business with the British. Americans only have green banknotes.

People in the 21st century regarded it as money, while people in the 18th century regarded it as waste paper. The member of the House of Commons proposed a bill to build a road from Philadelphia to Chicago, and use the proceeds from this road to repay the debt owed by the Americans to the British before the Revolutionary War.

debt.

If the independent United States cannot take back the money it lent, then of course it will have to take back the money it lent. This is clearly stated in the Treaty of Paris.

If the United States could take it back, it would be almost impossible to achieve peaceful reunification. Politicians such as Fox felt that the reason why the United States could not take it back was because of the weak Atlantic shipping capacity.

Even the horse-drawn "train" has improved its transport capacity a lot. When the British came up with the idea to let the French build such a road in the Alps, it was just an experiment. Anyway, they did not provide the labor and materials.

There is an invisible hand behind the market economy, which will encourage people to go in the direction where they can obtain more profits. Fort Dearborn itself is also a trading post.

Logistics is a linked process, and Chicago is originally a very important "crossroads." It is a choke point and a battleground for military strategists.

After the Second World War, Britain's industry suffered heavy losses due to the Marshall Plan, and India also became independent. It can be said that its vitality was severely damaged.

Do the gentlemen of the House of Lords of Great Britain really want to listen to the cowboys in the White House and let them lead the world?

Americans are good at making movies. When relations between Britain and the United States were at their most tense, they made a movie called "Braveheart," which tells the story of Wallace leading the Scottish people to independence.

If he continues to follow the Americans, John Bull will be like an American buffalo, driven by the Indians towards the edge of a cliff, jump into a free fall and be smashed to pieces.

A new generation has replaced the old, and the admiralty courts and capture laws of the past have become history, buried in the archives, replaced by the case law of Lord Denning.

If you are a U.S. citizen, you can almost easily get a loan to buy a house by going to a bank without any proof. However, buying a house in the UK requires a lawyer.

The U.S. real estate market lacks regulation, has high risks and high returns. This is the usual style of doing business on Wall Street. It is a paradise for adventurers.

Families need stability, and most people who dream of the American dream hope they can find the kind of life shown on TV there.

That's not everyday. In everyday life, you have a nosy neighbor. She wants to know the secrets of everyone in the community like a detective, and she often peeks through the windows of your house.

If there is a strange child in your family, for example, he can move things in the house without using his hands, or has other weird tricks, then you should be careful. There is no witch hunt in the 20th century, but you can't stop it.

Others whisper behind your back.

Their children will call him "freak" like Lily's sister Petunia, and will not attend his birthday party. As for whether he will be bullied in school...

What Zongsi is following is a young wizard. Children who have never been to the magical world are not monitored by Zongsi.

He had to pretend to be an ordinary person, which actually made him feel very painful, even without a "mother" holding a belt and trying to correct his bad habits by whipping him.

Because that is his nature, this feeling is like some people pretending to be happy, or pretending that they don't care about other people's happiness.

However, this is not the worst thing. After he understood how to use magic, the wand has become a habit for him. He is not allowed to use it at home during the summer vacation. He does not understand why.

His parents explained to him that this is a stipulation of the law, but he still doesn't understand. This law is obviously unreasonable. Why not amend the law but force people to abide by it?

It is a blessing to be able to freely use your abilities and talents. Home is a place where you can enjoy freedom, but with so many rules, home is not as comfortable as school.

Especially when there are a house full of annoying relatives. He doesn't like them, and they don't like him. It's so rare to find a playmate who is pleasing to the eye.

Severus didn't know where the ship was heading. This journey was not like when he traveled on land with many cavalry following him. The surrounding navies were British and French. Unlike the expeditionary force returning from Egypt, all of them were composed of

The British Navy fleet was responsible for transporting it back.

They were not prisoners and could carry the trophies collected from Egypt and their respective flags, but the Rosetta Stone could not be moved. It was placed in the British Museum.

Both the Iliad and the Odyssey are legends about the Trojan War written by the blind poet Homer, in which the "heroes" sailed on the sea in ships.

This is indeed a dream full of myths and epics. Severus only hopes that Bonaparte can smile as happily as he does now when he takes the boat to Elba and St. Helena, because this is reality, prisoner

The journey will be the last voyage in his life, and there is only sulfur on that tropical island, and there will be no fragrance of fruits.

Is this inhumane? At least his life is much better than those who really live in prison. If he can't feel the pain in prison, then what's the point of locking him up? There are also people in this world who don't like to go out and like to stay at home.

People who live a happy life, such as himself, six years in the wilderness passed by in the blink of an eye, but a day here passed by extremely long, like 14 months in a year, and

Every day is as long as a year.

It seems that this is the only way to pay off the debt they owe.
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