Make France Great Again

"If this is the case, then the United States may reconsider its relationship with the French Empire!"

Ambassador Mason euphemistically expressed his dissatisfaction with the French Empire to Jerome Bonaparte, but his words were slightly aggressive.

However, it was such a "ruthless" remark that Ambassador Mason thought was normal, but it was so harsh in Jerome Bonaparte's ear.

"Can I think that the United States of America is provoking the French Empire!" Jerome Bonaparte sneered and said to Ambassador Mason.

"Your Majesty, we only want to maintain freedom of trade! If you really think so, then I have nothing to say!" Ambassador Mason said confidently, he seemed to be certain that Jerome Bonaparte would choose the right Concession by the United States of America.

It's just that Ambassador Mason didn't know that the monarch in front of him was actually a traveler, and his previous life was a senior anti-American.

Ambassador Mason's behavior was to step on Jerome Bonaparte's restricted area.

"Since Ambassador Mason insists on free trade, I have nothing to say! If the United States of America really wants free trade, then please declare war on the French Empire! As long as you can win the French Empire, you will get what you want. Everything you want!" Jerome Bonaparte directly sent a message of war to Ambassador Mason.

In the face of Jerome Bonaparte's sudden threat of war, Ambassador Mason was a little caught off guard. He originally wanted to let the French Empire raise his hand and let the United States of America go, but he never thought of starting a war with the French Empire. In this era The United States of America is not the giant country of later generations, and it can only bully the Mexican Republic on its doorstep.

As for the military strength of the Mexican Republic, France only needs to dispatch 50,000 people to completely defeat their entire army. The combat effectiveness of the United States of America can be imagined.

Afraid of getting burned, Ambassador Mason hurried to remedy: "No! Your Majesty, you misunderstood me! We are not waging war against your country, just..."

Before Ambassador Mason could finish speaking, Jerome Bonaparte rudely interrupted: "Your Excellency Ambassador, I am afraid there is nothing to talk about between us! Either the United States of America declares war on the French Empire, or the United States will Hold it for me! Less TM, give me a sense of presence in Europe, Europe is the Europe of Europeans, not the Europe of your New World!"

After speaking, Jerome Bonaparte got up and left the room, leaving Ambassador Mason alone in the room: "I... I seem to have messed up!"

When Ambassador Mason sorted out the situation and wanted to return to the ball hall to communicate with Jerome Bonaparte again, the royal administrator Mocar appeared in front of Ambassador Mason.

"Your Excellency, what's the matter with you?" Ambassador Mason asked, looking at Mokar who was blocking his way.

"Ambassador Mason, you are now on the Tuileries Palace Undesirable List! Please leave immediately!" Mocar responded bluntly to Ambassador Mason.

When he heard that he was blacklisted, Ambassador Mason's expression froze immediately. As a diplomatic ambassador, he could not understand why the emperor punished him in such a severe way.

Once the news of Mason's blacklisting spreads from the Tuileries Palace, the doors of the entire French upper class will be completely closed to him.

Ambassador Mason's diplomacy has come to an end. He can't even imagine how he will be treated after returning to the United States of America with such a big diplomatic stain on his back.

"Your Majesty, can you let me meet His Majesty! I really didn't mean that! Really!" Ambassador Mason pleaded to Mokar.

"Please leave the Tuileries Palace immediately! Mr. Mason!" Mokar put on a face that no one would approach, and responded strongly to Ambassador Mason.

"I beg you! Let me meet His Majesty one more time! Just one day is fine!" Ambassador Mason continued to plead bitterly.

"No! The only order I received was to ask you to leave!" Mokar ignored Ambassador Mason's plea at all, "If you don't leave, I will order the guards to invite you out!"

Seeing that Mokar had no intention of being accommodating, Ambassador Mason had to leave the Tuileries Palace voluntarily.

He didn't want to be "invited" out of the Tuileries Palace by forceful means.

On the other hand, Jerome Bonaparte, who returned to the ball hall, immediately found Lord Cowley, the British ambassador to France, in the crowd, and rushed in his direction.

At this time, when Lord Cowley saw Jerome Bonaparte gradually approaching him, he expected that Jerome Bonaparte must have something to look for him.

Then Lord Cowley let go of his partner's hand and told him that he could no longer dance with her.

After hearing Lord Cowley's response, Lord Cowley's dance partner showed a displeased look on his face.

However, the next second the dance partner's expression changed from displeased to submissive.

Because Jerome Bonaparte has come to them!

"Your Majesty!" Lord Cowley saluted Jérôme Bonaparte with his partner.

"Ambassador Cowley, I didn't disturb you!" Jerome Bonaparte glanced at Lord Cowley and asked knowingly.

"No! No!" Lord Cowley repeatedly denied.

"That's good!" Jerome Bonaparte also practiced the ability to open his eyes and talk nonsense. "Since you have nothing to do now, can you come with me! Let's find a quiet place to discuss one time!"

Lord Cowley glanced at his dance partner, smiled apologetically at her, then looked at Jerome Bonaparte again and said, "Of course! Your Majesty!"

"Let's go then!" Jerome Bonaparte left the ballroom with Lord Cowley.

This time, Jerome Bonaparte did not take Lord Cowley to the room, but took him to the garden outside the Tuileries Palace.

Walking on the garden path, Jerome Bonaparte looked at the bright moon in the sky and asked Ambassador Cowley, "Mr. Cowley, what does your British government think of the United States of America?"

"Your Majesty, I am only the British ambassador to France, not the British ambassador to the United States, nor the foreign secretary! You ask me what the British government thinks of the United States of America, I am afraid it is difficult for me to answer your question!" M. Bonaparte responded.

Lord Cowley didn't want to make any comments until he knew about Jérôme Bonaparte's attitude towards America.

"Just now, Mason, the American ambassador, came to talk to me!" Jerome Bonaparte said to himself.

Ambassador Cowley looked at Jerome Bonaparte with a surprised expression, and then asked tentatively, "Your Majesty, can you take the liberty to ask what you have discussed with the American Ambassador!"

"It's nothing more than a question of navigating the Baltic Sea!" Jerome Bonaparte shrugged and replied to Lord Cowley with an air of indifference.

"You promised them?" Ambassador Cowley couldn't help asking.

"This is the question I want to ask you! How are the negotiations between the British government and the United States of America?" Jerome Bonaparte asked in return, and then emphasized: "Ambassador Cowley, what do you think of me? The answer affects my next reply to you!"

After thinking for a while, Ambassador Cowley responded to Jerome Bonaparte: "The British government is currently discussing this issue! However, the vast majority of ministers in the cabinet believe that Britain should not let the United States of America go. Ships over, because that would give the Russian Empire a chance to breathe! (It turned out that Ambassador Cowley's message was out of date

"Look! Don't you know everything!" Jerome Bonaparte said frivolously.

"Your Majesty, these are actually secrets!" Ambassador Cowley replied with a wry smile, "I told you it violated the principles of being an ambassador!"

"Confidential! Confidential! How can there be so many secrets in the world!" Jerome Bonaparte responded disdainfully: "Isn't that the number of secrets that The Times leaks every year? Why do you convict a person of treason? "

"Your Majesty, the newspaper has the right to direct and supervise the government!" Lord Cowley responded politely.

"Instruction and supervision? I think it's a fire all day long!" Jerome Bonaparte showed a schadenfreude smile at the corner of his mouth.

In a sense, the "anti-establishment" newspapers headed by The Times can be regarded as "good partners" of France.

The damage they caused to Britain can be said to be completely greater than the strength of a division.

The current subjects of the Kingdom of Britain are proud of the achievements of the Kingdom of Britain~www.readwn.com~, and at the same time they are caught in the cycle of "how is this country, I am indebted to the general people, I am thinking about it, and I am asking about it".

It can be said to be extremely precise.

"This is democracy!" said Lord Cowley proudly to Jerome Bonaparte.

Democracy for the few!

Jerome Bonaparte couldn't help but muttered in his heart.

"Your Majesty, haven't you told me the result of your conversation with the American ambassador?" Lord Cowley brought the topic that had deviated back to the right track.

"As a result of our conversation, we broke up naturally!" Jerome Bonaparte replied to Lord Cowley.

Hearing Jerome Bonaparte's answer, Lord Cowley finally relaxed, he didn't want to see the French Empire make peace with the United States of America alone with their backs to them.

However, what Jerome Bonaparte said next scared Ambassador Cowley enough.

"I not only rejected his request, but also declared a state of quasi-war with the United States of America! Ambassador Mason has also been drawn into the Tuileries Palace's unpopular blacklist by me!" Jérôme. Bonaparte nodded slightly, then responded to Ambassador Cowley.

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