Harry Potter Morning Light

In fact, in the parliament after the canal assassination, members still had the opportunity to shout "tyrant" like they did to Robespierre, and then oust him.

But debate in Parliament is prohibited under the Republic's eight-year constitution, and debate in the House of Commons is a common practice in the British parliament.

When she reached a deserted place, Georgiana poured some cold water on her face to calm her head.

Many people easily lose themselves in the torrent of history...

The Republic of Chisalpine (cisalpine repubblic), also known as the Republic of the Southern Alps, was formed after the merger of the Republic of Sitans Padana and the Republic of Chisalpine. These names are all the names of the ancient Gaul region.

In Appian's book, a group of Gauls did not return to Gaul after sacking Rome, but stayed in Italy. This area was called Cisalpine Gaul.

Only when forced to go to war with the supreme military genius, Augustus knew this, and the Roman dictator who was appointed in critical situation also knew that he would not fight with Hannibal, but always marched parallel to him to prevent Hannibal from looting villages. .

Guibert, who claimed to cultivate national masculinity, also advocated the importance of speed, surprise and mobility in war. He advocated abandoning large supply depots in walled cities and replacing them with local self-sufficiency.

Everyone, including Milan, had been blackmailed by him. In other words, he had used the knowledge in the book to the extreme.

She let out a long sigh.

He was now neither Augustus nor Antony, perhaps not even Caesar, more like Hannibal.

Why did Hannibal start the Second Punic War?

It was because the Romans broke the contract and formed an alliance with Sagunto first. No, it should be because they did not assume the corresponding obligations.

Interpretation is an art, and Albus interpreted a fairy tale about an ugly duckling turning into a swan into a different meaning.

The Republic of San Marino gained independence because they kept their promise and did not accept the "Italian nobles in exile", not because they showed respect and friendship to Napoleon.

In Justinian's sales contract, if A said he was selling a, and B thought he was buying b, this contract would not be valid.

There were footsteps behind her.

"You're doing quite well." Captain Nightingale said in a sarcastic tone, "It's like a newlywed couple discussing how to decorate the house."

"He doesn't want Malta, he doesn't want Hamburg, he wants exiles." Georgiana said tiredly. "Even if they are not handed over to the French, they will be driven out of England."

Captain Nightingale said nothing.

"Did you hear what I said?" Georgiana asked.

"Did he tell you?" Captain Nightingale asked seriously.

"My guess."

He immediately showed contempt.

She didn't try to convince him of her because she was tired.

"Where are you from?" Captain Nightingale asked.

Georgiana shook her head, how could an idiot like her play the double agent game.

"Why don't you go with your father?" Georgiana asked.

"I don't want to sign a defeated treaty with him anymore," Captain Nightingale said coldly.

"Strictly speaking, Britain was not defeated, it just lost all its allies." Georgiana said.

"Is it different?" Captain Nightingale asked.

How was she going to explain to this "wood"?

"Is something going to happen recently?" Captain Nightingale then asked, "The expressions of the frogs are all solemn."

She laughed.

"What's so funny?" he asked angrily.

"I want you to do something," said Georgiana.

"What's up?"

"Let all the British expatriates stay in the camp and stay out of town no matter what happens," Georgiana said softly.

Captain Nightingale didn't agree immediately, but she felt that he listened.

Then she turned around and went back to her suite, planning to sleep for a while.

"Prospects" are subjective, and inner feelings are the most reliable.

Under normal circumstances, Prince Paris may successfully inherit the throne of Troy as he expected, and become a hero or something. It can be said that he has a bright future, so he chooses love that he does not often encounter.

However, what he took for granted was finally lost.

Ma Qi was different from him. The loss of territory and title was not caused by himself, but he chose which Bourbon prince to follow.

What did she say before? To be a female version of Merlin is downright ridiculous.

Then back to a question, can magic rule the world?

Pomona had never felt sorry for Muggles, and she even thought it was foolish arrogance for Arthur to sympathize with Muggles.

Instead of going back to her room, she collapsed on the sofa and lay down to calm down her overheated and aching brain.

After a while, she felt someone coming over and turned around to look.

"Do you want to go to America with me?" Chateaubriand asked.

"Why didn't you ask Decustina?" Georgiana sarcastically said.

He sat down on the sofa nearby.

"Sell that piece of land to the Americans." The writer said in rough language.

"So you can take the credit with you?" Georgiana asked.

He covered his face with his hands, as if washing his face.

"The last time I went to the United States, I stayed in the wilderness for a long time. I found a newspaper in a farmer's house that said "The King's Flight". I rushed back immediately, on the way from Le Havre to Saint-Malo. , there are castle lords running away everywhere.”

"What are you doing in the wilderness?" asked Georgiana.

"Learn how to be a beast." Chateaubriand smiled bitterly. "It's a pity that no matter how much I learn to be a beast, it's not a real beast."

"Are you coming back to save the king?" Georgiana asked.

"I went to Brussels. Even if those exiles end up in this land, they still have to live a high-society life." Chateaubriand said expressionlessly, "Especially women, they plan to leave their lovers in the salon."

Georgiana thought this was normal, who would want his lover to go to war and die.

"I tried to join the army, certainly not on the revolutionary side, and then I went to Brittany and said I had just come back from the United States," Chateaubriand said.

"That's what you told me?" asked Georgiana.

"Are you going to tell anyone?" Chateaubriand asked.

"I can tell Napoleoni," said Georgiana.

"He already knows," Chateaubriand said calmly.

She glared at him.

"It is impossible for a few brave nobles to defeat a well-armed nation. I told him this again in the past two days." Chateaubriandtso said, "Then he said to me, 'You can leave. , but please stop saying you are brave'."

"I think you don't have to fight with him through life and death," Georgiana said.

"Isn't it the same for you?" Chateaubriand said, "You can go back to your country to find your husband."

She didn't even have any such thoughts.

"Are you in love with someone else?" Chateaubriand looked at her expression and said.

"Is there a possibility that I am protecting the leader?" Georgiana said.

Chateaubriand laughed.

Then he stood up, left the room, and returned her innocence.