1850 American Gold Tycoon

Liang Yao didn't know how outsiders felt about this wedding, but as the protagonist of this wedding, he held two weddings in a row with completely different styles.

Liang Yao just felt exhausted physically and mentally, and Yin Lisabai must have felt the same way.

Back in the wedding room, Liang Yao no longer had the thoughts and energy to spend the wedding night. After taking off his coat, he got into bed and entered sleep mode.

Yin Lisabai sighed softly, took off the outer layer of her dress, leaving only a thin silk petticoat, and got into bed.

When I woke up the next day, it was already dusk.

Liang Yao rubbed his sleepy eyes and focused his sight on the pendulum clock facing the big bed. As his sight gradually became clearer, he realized that it was already nine o'clock in the morning.

Perhaps it was because the newlyweds were too tired, or perhaps for other reasons.

No one from the Liang family has come to urge the newlyweds to get up.

Liang Yao lifted the quilt and subconsciously glanced at Yin Lisabai, who was lying on his back.

Yin Lisabai was awakened by Liang Yao's movements. She also opened her eyes, raised her head, and stared at Liang Yao with her big blue eyes blinking.

Her big blue eyes were as innocent and clear as when they first met.

Liang Yao's eyes moved downwards. This place was different from the first time he saw it. It was much fuller.

"According to your customs, our wedding is not over yet, and there is still a ceremony that has not been carried out."

Yin Lisabai's plump "breasts" and "breasts" rose and fell with her gradually rapid breathing under the soft and warm morning light, and she seemed to be expecting something in her words.

"Then let's make up for this ceremony now to bring our wedding to a successful conclusion."

Looking at Yin Lisabai's expectant eyes and irresistible body, Liang Yao hugged Yin Lisabai fiercely and roughly tore open Yin Lisabai's petticoat.

Just as Liang Yao was about to continue, there was an untimely knock on the door.

"Boss, President Fillmore is looking for you."

It was the voice of his brother-in-law, Coney.

He signed a five-year employment contract with Kony, and there are currently eight months left on this contract, which means that Kony is still his employee.

Damn it, I didn’t come earlier, I didn’t come late, but I came at this time.

"Let him wait for me!" Liang Yao yelled at the door and ignored him.

The blending of soul and body gradually subsided after Liang Yao was exhausted and completed the shot.

Yin Lisa's fair little face was flushed, adding a bit of beauty.

She pressed her face against Liang Yao's strong and strong arms, and said happily and contentedly: "I really hope that time will stay at this moment, and I really hope that God will shape us into a statue at this time."

Speaking of the time, Liang Yao raised his eyes and looked at the pendulum clock. Unknowingly, forty minutes had passed.

He said in a dumbfounded voice: "Then your Excellency, the President, will be very anxious."

"I just received a telegram. The day before yesterday, another conflict broke out between the Leconton government and the Topeka government in Kansas. Nine Illinoisans and two Missourians were killed in the conflict, and dozens of others were injured."

Fillmore was not annoyed by Liang Yao's late arrival. He was a very patient man.

"It's the pseudo-Leconton government and the pseudo-Topeka government." Liang Yao corrected.

Until now, neither local government in Kansas has received formal recognition from the federal government, although both have pressed for federal recognition of their legitimacy.

9:2, this exchange ratio, the south is indeed more martial and moral.

"It's time to take action on Mexico," Fillmore said.

"This is the promise you made to me. Since they are so energetic and have endless energy, just use it against the Mexicans."

When internal conflicts intensify, launching foreign wars to divert domestic conflicts and attention is a common tactic used by most countries.

Especially for old enemy countries, this effect will be even better.

There are two old enemy countries of the United States, one of which is the United Kingdom.

This old enemy is too powerful and currently cannot be defeated.

The second is Mexico.

This old enemy is a soft persimmon and can be manipulated at will.

"What's the opinion of Minister Gadsden?" Liang Yao took the hot tea from his assistant Carnegie and took a sip.

Gadsden was the U.S. ambassador to Mexico. Starting in 1852, Gadsden negotiated land purchases with the Mexican government in Fillmore's name.

However, Liang Yao heard that the progress between the two parties was not smooth.

"Mexico's bid was much higher than our psychological expectations." Fillmore also took a sip of the tea very seriously and continued.

“To acquire these lands through war, I think the military expenditures to be paid are less than the money to purchase the land.

The six countries of Britain, France, Russia, Russia, Austria, and Turkey are fighting fiercely in the Balkans and the Black Sea, and have no time to think about anything else. Now is a great time for us to launch a war. "

The contradiction between the north and the south of the United States is a contradiction in fundamental interests and cannot be reconciled. Fillmore has now given up the idea of ​​reconciling the contradiction between the north and the south.

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As a shrewd politician, he knew that civil war might be inevitable, and now he just hoped that it would not break out on his watch.

As the war progressed, the Crimean War expanded to its greatest scale. In addition to the first few participating countries, the Kingdom of Sardinia also joined the war.

This war will also indirectly contribute to the unification of Italy.

Liang Yao had previously dispatched a military observation team led by Elvis to the Near East based on the intelligence Elvis had returned from the front line.

The Russian army suffered heavy casualties under the fierce offensive of the coalition forces and was retreating steadily. Based on intelligence from all parties, the casualties of the Russian army have exceeded 500,000.

The main force of the coalition forces, Britain, France and Turkey, suffered heavy casualties, around 300,000.

However, considering that the coalition's standards for counting casualties are more stringent than those of the Russian army, and soldiers infected with cholera are also included in the casualty statistics, the exchange ratio of the Russian army is actually even uglier than the statistics indicate.

Just a few days ago, on December 16, 1855, Count Esterhazy of the Austro-Hungarian Empire arrived in St. Petersburg, the capital of Tsarist Russia, with an ultimatum from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, demanding that the Russian Empire accept an armistice.

Tsarist Russia has spent 800 million rubles on this special military operation, and no one has paid attention to the war bonds issued by Tsarist Russia. The empire's finances are on the verge of collapse.

For Tsarist Russia, it is no longer a question of whether there are enough manpower to continue the war, but that Tsarist Russia's poor economic situation and depleting treasury can no longer support this hopeless war.

Liang Yao's understanding of the Crimean War was more thorough and accurate than Fillmore's.

This war is coming to an end. If nothing else happens, Tsarist Russia's new monarch, the 16th Tsar Alexander II, is now considering making peace with the coalition forces.

However, given the poor behavior of European countries, the two sides will still have to haggle at the negotiation table for a period of time.

The Crimean War will not end until March 30 next year with the formal signing of the Treaty of Paris.

Four months is enough time to clean up the Mexican novice.

As for the mobilization time before the war, is it necessary to carry out large-scale mobilization to fight Mexico?

But the premise is that the U.S. Congress will not argue, reach a consensus as soon as possible, and declare war on Mexico as soon as possible.