"Can the Ministry of Railways suspend all exchange of railway bonds in wartime!"

Jérôme. Bonaparte tentatively proposed to Baros to suspend the exchange of railway bonds.

Stand in Jérôme. Baroshe, who was beside Bonaparte, had a stunned expression, he was obviously overwhelmed by Jérôme. Bonaparte's suggestion frightened.

"What's wrong? Isn't that possible? "Jérôme. Bonaparte knocked lightly on the table, crossed his legs and joked to Barosh with a smile: "What difficulties can be said! I'm not an arbitrary tyrant! ”

You are simply more terrible than a tyrant!

Baros said silently in the depths of his heart, Jérôme. Bonaparte's ploy was simply to get him to take money out of the mouths of the Parisian bankers.

The four major railway bureaus in the east, west, south, north and middle, which railway bureau has no bankers behind its subordinate companies.

Jérôme. Bonaparte's strategy was simply to freeze the money that the bankers had "deposited" in the railroad directly, which was not a small amount, but worth billions of francs!

The daily interest alone can make a large number of people worry about food and clothing.

Not to mention, these banks themselves are a transit point, and they use the banks to collect a large number of retail investors' money together, and then use their money to generate more money.

After this part of the funds is frozen, a small number of banks are likely to fall into the risk of the collapse of the capital chain.

No sane monarch would do such a thing, but Baros suddenly thought of Jérôme. In the case of Bonaparte's attack on the Rothschilds, he wondered if his monarch would want to loot the bankers again.

So far, Baros can only bite the bullet with Jérôme. Bonaparte explained the connection between the company and the bank behind the five sub-bureaus of the Ministry of Railways, euphemistically reminding Jérôme. Bonaparte should not hastily freeze the exchange of railway bonds, or at least not pay interest on railway bonds to those bankers.

Otherwise, there could be a ripple effect on the Parisian financial markets.

"Who told you that I'm going to freeze their interest?" Jérôme. Bonaparte glanced at Baroche in surprise, and suddenly he realized that the lawyer's heart was darker than his.

Jérôme. Bonaparte himself only wanted to temporarily freeze the channels for the exchange of railway bonds, so that in the event of a large-scale run and the problem of bankruptcy, the interest should be paid or paid, and as long as the bankers can fool the people, the railroad will operate smoothly.

However, during the war, the bankers had to bear some of their own losses.

However, Baros wants to freeze all their principal and interest.

It's a bit out of the way. Bonaparte's unexpected.

"And what do you mean?" Barosh immediately understood that he had misunderstood what the emperor meant, and he hurriedly asked.

"Freeze the railway exchange, but not the interest on the railway bond itself! Especially short-term bonds! "Jérôme. Bonaparte explained to Baroche.

"Your Majesty, how should the government explain this to the bankers who have invested in us?" Baros had a bitter face at Jérôme. Bonaparte asked.

"Explain?" Jérôme. A contemptuous smile appeared at the corner of Bonaparte's mouth, and his voice couldn't help but raise a few decibels: "Those guys get so many benefits from the Empire!" Now, don't you want to let them bleed a little? In the whole of Europe, which country is more tolerant of them than we are! You can tell those guys what they want to explain! Yes, let them come to the Tuileries Palace, and I will explain it to them myself! ”

Jérôme. Bonaparte's expression and tone all showed his determination that he would not accommodate the Bonaparte family like his cousin in history, nor would he allow the economic crisis to occur like history.

Freezing the railroad bonds and giving some of the risk to the bankers may not be the best solution, but it is certainly the most effective.

Only by firmly tying their funds to the railways will they not make a big fuss about the railways.

Otherwise, with Jérôme. Bonaparte's knowledge of bankers.

Once the Crimean War began, there was bound to be a panic in the railway market, and the bankers with a large number of bonds in their hands would inevitably panic and cause the price of railway bonds to fall sharply, and the panic caused by the fall would inevitably lead to a frenzied sell-off, and then they would use their money to buy back at a price lower than the previous market.

In this way, the notoriety of the railways is borne by the government, the government loses credibility, the people lose money, and they gain benefits.

"For the sake of the Empire's financial security, we must do this!" Jérôme. Bonaparte once again replied in a calm tone: "Proper regulation is conducive to the stable development of the market!" ”

Subsequently, Jérôme. Bonaparte also offered Baros that he would send him a qualified supervisor to help the Ministry of Railways supervise railway bonds.

Baros did not understand that the men sent by His Majesty were not so much supervising them in the management of the railway bonds as they were monitoring their nonsense.

Baros welcomes such surveillance. Even he himself had little confidence that he could suppress those bankers, and only with the help of the emperor's banner could he completely suppress them.

"Your Majesty, who are you going to send to the Ministry of Railways for guidance!" Barosh tactfully turns surveillance into "guidance."

"One of them was Lucien. Prince Murat! "Jérôme. Bonaparte said to Baroche.

Lucien. Murat, whose full name is Lucien. Charles. Joseph. Napoleon. Murat, Marshal of Murat, King of Naples with Caterina. Bonaparte's second son.

This marshal, who had made great achievements for the First Empire, was greatly impressed by Jérôme. Bonaparte's uncle, Emperor Napoleon, was so loved and reused that he was tied to the chariot of the First Empire by the emperor by marriage.

Marshal Murat's life was to implement the belief of living for the empire and dying for the empire, after a series of military defeats of the empire, Murat was also seized by the Austrian army because of his rebellion during the Hundred Days Dynasty, thus capturing the Kingdom of Naples.

Murat himself was shot by the Austrian army for failing to meet a general as reasonable as Wellington.

After the events of 1815, at the age of 12, Murat followed his mother, Katrina. Napoleon, and his brother Achill. Charles. Ruice. Napoleon. Murat settled in Trieste and in 1824 traveled to the United States with his uncle and brother.

Lucien upon arrival in the United States. Murat and his brother spent nearly seven years in vain, and to make matters worse, Prince Murat had little money left.

In view of the worship of titles in the New World in the 19th century, Lucien. Murat with his brother Achill. Murat decides to marry an American woman to support the rest of his life.

Akil. With the title of Prince Murat, Murat successfully married George. Washington's niece, and Lucien. Murat married a descendant of the Duke of Lovat of Trenton.

After marriage, the life of the elder brother and the younger brother was quite good, but the good times did not last long, and the elder brother and younger brother were infected with the stinky disease of being vegetable and fun-loving at the same time.

A series of business failures made the life of the two families begin to become strained, and the failure of several years made Lucien . Murat had little left of his well-to-do family, and only his wife's own school barely survived.

The active-minded Lucien. Murat began to set his sights on Europe, and in 1839-1847, Lucien . Murat traveled back and forth between Europe and the United States several times.

Each time he tried to enter France, he was overshadowed by Louis. The Philip government ruthlessly refused.

To make matters worse, in Lucien. After Murat's last return to the United States from Europe, he was suddenly informed that his brother Achill had been informed. Murat is in danger of dying of a critical illness.

Despite the doctors' best efforts to resuscitate (bloodletting), Akil. Murat still did not escape the favor of death.

Thanks to Achill. Murat was middle-aged and childless, Lucien. Murat inherited his brother's title of prince.

In Lucien. A year after Murat succeeded to the crown prince's throne, a great revolution took place in France. Bonaparte assumed the presidency of France in December.

Learned about Jérôme. Lucien after Bonaparte became president. Murat immediately sold his family property in the United States and returned to France with his wife and four children to meet Jérôme. Bonaparte, fantasizing about being able to be influenced by Jérôme. The reuse of Bonaparte.

Fantasy is fantasy after all, and reality gave Lucien. Murat was hit hard due to Jérôme. Bonaparte was not a guy who liked to help his relatives.

For people like Lucien. Murat is a guy who doesn't weigh up, Jérôme. Bonaparte's condition was that money could be given, but power should not be touched.

From 1849 to 1853, Lucien. Murat existed only as an embellishment of the Bonaparte family.

Lucien after the establishment of the empire. Murat only improved a little, and was taken by Jérôme. Bonaparte conferred the post of "senator" as a member of the Senate.

Of course, this position is also to make Lucien . Murat was able to take a little more money, and the rest of the power was not to think about it.

Since Baros often had to go to the Legislative Council and the Senate for routine debriefings, he was not less than Lucien. Murat greeted him, and he also had some good impressions of the prince.

Compared to the other ambitious princes of Bonaparte, this Prince Murat was unusually steady.

A steady prince is far better than a prince who only knows nonsense all day long (Pierre. Bonaparte was more qualified for the position, and supervising the railroad bonds itself was not a very technical job.

However, when Jérôme. When Bonaparte said the name of the second supervisor, Baroshe, who had been vaccinated in advance, was still taken aback.

"And one is Jérôme. Patterson! The son of my half-brother is barely my nephew! However, he should still be on his way over! ”

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