Jérôme Bonaparte immediately raised his glass and extended an invitation to Lionel Rothschild.
"For friendship!" Lionel Rothschild also raised a glass with a fake smile. He didn't know whether it was worth spending 500,000 francs to buy a slim future, but at the moment, one more person he invested in would make more money.
To overthrow uncle's hope.
500,000 francs is not a big expense for Lionel Rothschild. Even though the Rothschild family did lose some money in this revolution, he firmly believes that as long as he gets through this
In the crisis, the money lost by the family will soon be returned to their arms, and those who attempt to bankrupt Rothschild will surely pay a heavy price.
"Your Excellency, I have agreed in advance that 500,000 francs can only be used as funds for your campaign. Once I find out that you are using this fund to do something unrelated to the campaign! I have the right to freeze all your funds!" Leonet
Er. Rothschild practiced courtesy first and then followed the path of war.
According to his understanding of the Bonaparte family, once he did not impose any restrictions on the use of this investment, the funds would soon be given to his subordinates by the Bonaparte family. The generous Bonaparte would never
He doesn't mind borrowing flowers to offer Buddhas in exchange for the loyalty of his ministers, but he has no interest in being generous to others.
At the same time, Lionel Rothschild had to admit that this was the only way the Bonaparte family could win over people's hearts. No matter how loyal his subordinates were, if they did not have enough money to nourish them, they might become rebellious.
Lionel Rothschild was convinced that so-called loyalty was nothing more than insufficient bargaining chips for betrayal.
"Huh?" Jérôme Bonaparte smiled bitterly. His little thoughts were obviously seen through by the guy in front of him.
But, so what, as a politician who is going to be elected, face is not that important sometimes.
"Baron Lionel, I think we can choose to cooperate more deeply!" Jérôme Bonaparte continued to shamelessly speak to Lionel de Rothschild: "I think the position of Minister of Finance is suitable for him.
People who have the ability and means to do it, especially people like you!"
Although Lionel Rothschild knew that Jérôme Bonaparte was just writing bad checks, he still couldn't help feeling excited.
The position of France's Minister of Finance is one of the most fertile in France and even in Europe.
If he could reach the position of Minister of Finance, he could use his power to benefit, and the Rothschild family's wealth might be doubled.
Of course, Lionel Rothschild only thought about it for a few seconds. As the "world bankers", the Rothschild family is not limited to doing business in France. It only involves too much involvement in the politics of a country.
It will cause resentment in one's own country and other countries.
For a world banker with a sense of "responsibility", this is absolutely unacceptable.
"I am not interested in the position of Minister of Finance!" Lionel Rothschild decisively rejected the "olive branch" offered by Jérôme Bonaparte.
"That's such a pity!" Jérôme Bonaparte looked regretful. It seemed that he could not get his sponsor to continue voting.
"However, I can lend you another 1 million in my own name at an interest rate of one and a half cents!" Lionel Rothschild continued.
"My God, Your Majesty the Baron! You are simply a vampire!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Lionel Rothschild in an exaggerated tone: "For one and a half cents of interest, you might as well let me
What a joy to jump into the Thames!"
The interest rate is one cent per month, which is 18% interest per year, which means that if Jérôme Bonaparte is not elected, he will have to consider jumping directly from the top of Paris.
Sometimes, debt is more terrifying than death!
"Your Excellency, the only bank in Europe that can lend you 1 million francs is the Rothschild Bank!" Lionel Rothschild said forcefully: "Besides, as long as you sit on the throne of France! Rothschild
Can the Childe family still ask for it from you?"
Jérôme Bonaparte pretended to be tangled in thought for a few seconds, then gritted his teeth and said, "Okay! I agree to your terms!"
"Wise choice!" Lionel Rothschild said with a smile.
However, the next second Jerome's condition made Lionel Rothschild unable to laugh.
"However, I request to use the bonds issued by the Bank of England. The reputation of the Bank of France's bonds is almost bankrupt!" Jerome Bonaparte said helplessly: "Maybe, what I want to take over is a difficult one.
A mess.”
"The French government is already actively mobilizing!" Lionel Rothschild's hope of selling the Bank of France's bonds fell through.
"Oh God! Their so-called regulation is to use administrative orders to force France to stop converting. This will only damage France's credibility!" Jerome Bonaparte responded exaggeratedly.
In fact, the ban on exchanges by the Bank of France did not last long, but the high discount exchange rates before that could not be continued for a long time, and the bonds also faced depreciation during this period.
Lionel wants him to take over a devalued index, which is simply wishful thinking.
"Of course it's from the Bank of England!" Seeing that he could not fool Jérôme Bonaparte, Lionel Rothschild could only extinguish the little ninety-nine in his heart.
In the midst of "laughter and laughter", Jérôme Bonaparte and Lionel Rothschild reached an indescribable deal.
However, both of them have a little bit of regret in their hearts.
If the other party could be a little more stupid, this transaction would probably go more smoothly.
After doing all this, Jerome Bonaparte was finally able to take care of his cousin's funeral affairs with peace of mind. What happened on this day was more disturbing to Jerome Bonaparte than what happened a month or even a year before.
Feeling tired.
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The time has arrived on May 2nd. The sun is shining brightly in the morning, so it’s time to go out and socialize.
On this sunny morning, an article titled "From Bonaparte to Bonaparte: Commentary on the Life of Louis Napoleon" appeared in The Times. It was like a thunder that swept through the entire London press and society.
The public opinion circle directly turned London, which was originally undercurrent, into a mess.
Equality, democracy, social responsibility...these things that the Chartists pursued were openly published in The Times.