The War Court and Lap Pillow, Austria's Mandate of Heaven

Chapter 1322 The era of violence

Paris France.

Serious divisions arose within the French Republicans. In fact, the divisions had always existed, but previous victories had masked these contradictions.

With bad news coming one after another at this time, it would be strange if they could still sit still.

Although these bad news cannot be regarded as major failures, the so-called French Republicans are not a party, but a faction that is a mixture of many parties and individuals with different political views.

It would be strange if such a loose organization, without a strong leader, did not have internal conflicts. The doves, led by Lamartine, wanted to abandon the alliance with Spain and stop the war with the Austrian Empire.

Although the Republicans exaggerated the benefits of this war, in reality, only the Republicans benefited.

France's national strength has not yet recovered from the economic crisis and the shadow of its defeat in the war of 1848. Comparing national strength with the Austrian Empire now is completely a dead end.

As for the British, they are not reliable at all. Earl Derby keeps saying that he wants to maintain peace in Europe together with France, but the British fleet cannot even enter the Mediterranean.

"The British lend us money just to send us to our deaths! Smart French people shouldn't be deceived by the cunning British!"

The French Republicans do not have a unified stronghold, so they often rely on public debates to decide what to do next, which often gives people the illusion of being in ancient Rome or even ancient Greece.

"Mr. Lamartine! You slander and abandon our allies like this. Where is your moral bottom line?"

Albert de Lafleur came from a fallen aristocratic family. At this time, he was a staunch republican and advocated revenge against the Holy Alliance.

As an excellent debater, Albert is very good at mobilizing public emotions and attacking his opponents from the moral high ground.

His trick was very successful, especially for Lamartine, who had been blamed for so many things.

"A treacherous villain!"

"Traitor!"

"coward!"

"Get off!"

For a time, the people were so excited that they wanted to drive Lamartine out of office immediately. If Lamartine was still the self-righteous poet he used to be, he would definitely not bother to argue with others.

But the ups and downs of this life have changed him a lot, and France is indeed on the edge of a cliff, and one more step back would be into the abyss.

"The great France should stick to its own principles! And should not be tied to the chariot of others! What we need now is peace! Development! To make this country great again!

But the Spanish and the British will only drag us into the vortex of war!
What we do here today will affect the future of France."

Historically, Lamartine was a staunch supporter of peaceful diplomacy, and his "Manifesto to Europe" has always been a model of peaceful diplomacy.

Lamartine once again elaborated on his peace diplomacy, some of which had far-reaching influence, but was not suitable for street debate.

"Damn coward!"

"coward!"

"Austrian running dogs!"

The sounds of ridicule and abuse soon drowned out Lamartin's speech, and Albert de Lafort seized the opportunity to shout.

"Brave Frenchmen will never retreat! We will attack Austria! Drive the Austrian dog emperor out of Vienna and hang him in the toilet!

Long live France!"

"Long live France!"

Albert shouted: "Attack Moscow!" The people in the audience followed suit and shouted: "Attack Moscow!"

Albert shouted: "Death to the Tsar!"

The people in the audience also shouted: "Death to the Tsar!"

People's emotions were completely aroused, and they cheered as if they had won a great victory, while Ramadhin was completely ignored and left aside.

The next day, the newspapers were filled with Albert de Lafleur's heroic words, and Parisians' support for the Republicans reached a new high.

The Republicans had a high support rate, and the most upset were the Order Party. The latter would never accept the so-called Spanish Republic, after all, they would never agree with the massacre of the royal family.

However, at this time, most of the Order Party in France had already left the Order Party and joined other parties, or simply left France to join the Orleans Family or the Bourbon Legitimacy they supported.

There were also members of the Order Party who tried to fight back, but they were as powerless and ridiculous as an ant trying to shake a tree in the face of the grand national narrative.

No matter what evidence and reasons the Party of Order produced, Albert de Lafort could defeat them all with just one sentence.

"France is the greatest nation and country in the world. Everything we do is for democracy and freedom."

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In fact, there is a more direct sentence, that is "Long live France!"

Of course, the complete collapse of the Order Party was also closely related to the members of the Order Party. Most of the members of the Order Party came from the old aristocracy and old bureaucrats. Although they were good at official competition, they also retained the bad habits of corruption that were rampant in the Guizot era.

These negative materials can easily come in handy when someone wants to cause trouble for them.

As Foreign Minister of the Second French Republic, Tocqueville picked up a newspaper from the ground and held a gnawed carrot in his hand.

As a remnant of the Party of Order, no one had sold food to Tocqueville for several days. He did not want to use his power to force others, and in order not to bring disaster to his family, he chose to wander alone on the streets of Paris.

Tocqueville was chewing a carrot while reading the newspaper in his hand.

"Albert de Lafleur is a madman. He wants to attack the Austrian Empire. Are you all crazy too?

What is there to be happy about? "

Tocqueville roared, but no one listened to him, as if he did not exist.

Tocqueville staggered towards the National Assembly, wanting to put an end to this era of rampage.
Louis Napoleon looked at the bustling Paris through the window of the presidential palace. He seemed to have returned to that glorious era and felt everything his uncle had experienced.

"You won't stop those lunatics?"

Said Sis, who is the chief of staff.

"No. Why should we stop them? Let the storm grow stronger! What my uncle could do, I can do too.

No! I will surpass him! "

Sith smiled and clapped.

"This is really exciting! It looks like there will be more fun to watch!"

Albert de Lafort announced his crazy plan in the National Assembly, but there were few opponents.

"French compatriots! Believe me, there will be bread! There will be work! As long as we defeat the Austrian Empire, everything will be fine!
We will take back Alsace-Lorraine! We will take back Belgium! We will take back Algeria!

By then we will have countless farmlands and endless food.

We will open up the Spanish market, the German market, the Italian market, and then we will reopen the national factory so that every French person has food to eat and a job to do! "