Chapter 38: , A comprehensive strategic partnership

  Returning to the residence, Joseph began to think about a question, that is, what documents should Fanny deal with? Confidential documents must not be given to her, that would harm her, but non-secret documents, um, it seems that Joseph really does not have them here.
  After thinking about it for a long time, Joseph finally thought of one thing—the collection of exercises he prepared for Napoleon, Lucien, and Louis. These exercises have very good educational effects and deterrents for bear children of different ages and levels. If they are well organized, a "Joseph Math Exercises Collection" will be published in the future, which is not very good for the benefit of society. ?
  So Joseph left Lucien and Louis in Paris, and found out the math problems he had done before. There were quite a few. In addition, Kano should also have some. Together, it should be enough. As for the future, Napoleon, Lucien, and Louis have all come to him. Are you afraid? Well, just do it, and I will strengthen the cultivation of these bear children when I go back.
  Joseph and Fanny made an appointment. Two days later, they went to a cemetery on the outskirts of the city to visit Amon. In 1876, due to health considerations, Paris banned the establishment of tombs and burial of remains in the city. So many small cemeteries began to appear in the suburbs. Later, these cemeteries gradually joined together, becoming the three major cemeteries in Paris.
  After the body of Amon was sent back, it was buried in a cemetery near Montmartre. It takes a lot of time to get there. When Amon was buried, it took a lot of time for Fanny to figure out a way to attend Amon's funeral without telling her family.
  It’s not a good idea to go to a place like that, but with a lot of exercises. Joseph felt that these things should be entrusted to her when he was about to leave. As for the time in the middle of the day, you can just take a break.
  However, Joseph did not take a break smoothly. Because just as he was thinking like this, there was a knock on the door.
   "Who?" Joseph asked.
   "Mr. Bonaparte, it's me, Fouché." Fouché's voice came from outside the door.
  Joseph opened the door and saw Fouché standing outside with a bag in his hand, because he was walking hot on the road, his face was covered with water.
  "Come in, Mr. Fouché." Joseph invited him in, and poured him a large glass of water.
  "Thank you, I just happen to be thirsty." Fouché took the water glass, drank the water in one breath, and handed it over, "Anything else? Give me another glass."
  Joseph poured another glass of water to him: "Mr. Fouché, you come to me now, what can I do?"
  Fuchie took the cup and drank again. He touched his mouth and said: "I have solved the two things you left to me."
  While speaking, Foucher took out a stack of paper from the black leather bag: "These are the people on the list I found. Except for a few people, they all accepted your terms."
  Joseph frowned slightly: "What is the reason for them?"
"There are a few, such as Gaston and Dominique, because they are not in good health. In addition, Edmund is reluctant to engage in such tiring work because he has become rich. Lançois, Henry, and Otto were three people. They left Paris and their whereabouts are unknown. However, there are circumstances that indicate that they all had contact with some royalists before they left Paris."
   "Hehe, even the royal party is far more visionary than some guys in our government." Joseph couldn't help but sarcastically.
   "I have been in touch with all the remaining people, and have signed a new contract with them according to your authorization." Foucher continued.
   "Mr. Fouché, thank you for your help." Joseph said.
"In addition, the privatization of the Naval Research Institute is no longer a problem. Hmm..." Foucher said, while taking out a document and handing it to Joseph. "You sign on it, and the Naval Research Institute will I sold it to you."
   "So fast?" Joseph was taken aback. He took the file and looked at it for a while. "Why is the total price of 200,000 livres? In this way, don't you make one livre?"
   "The price on the document is paid with coupons." Fu Xie smiled.
  After killing the Guillotine Demon King, the finger coupons were completely out of control. Now one silver livre coin can be exchanged for at least twenty livres finger coupons.
  "Sell so cheap?" Joseph was taken aback.
  "For this reason, Mr. Ballas took another 120,000 livres from me. Of course, the money is not his alone." Foucher replied. Needless to explain Fouché, Joseph also knew that the 120,000 that Ballas took away was not a ticket.
  "Very good, thank you for your help. Then we only have one last thing left." Joseph looked at Fouché, "Now, can you tell me, is your choice?"
"Mr. Bonaparte, according to our previous agreement, I should be able to get seventy thousand livres in silver coins, plus my commission of two thousand livres, and the amount I saved when I talked to those gentlemen about wages. It’s one thousand two hundred and fifteen livres. I should be able to get 73,215 livres from you. If I use 73,000 livres as an investment, I How many shares should I have?"
  The two people began to study the matter of shares. Speaking of this matter, Fouché is much easier to talk than Lavoisier. The two quickly reached a broad agreement on this issue. Joseph felt that the two sides should be able to reach a comprehensive strategic partnership immediately, but at this moment, Foucher suddenly asked: "Mr. Bonaparte, what do you think of the current political situation?"
  Joseph knew that Fouché was different from Lavoisier. Fouché valued political status more than money. But he still asked: "Mr. Fouché, why do you ask me this question?"
"Mr. Bonaparte, I have been helping you deal with the gaps in these matters recently, and I also specifically learned about your various actions in the past few years." Fouché replied, "In the past few years, your actions have been very different. You’re cautious. But now, your actions are suddenly a lot bolder, so I want to know what you think."
  "Mr. Fouché, the chaos in France under the current government governance is already obvious." Joseph said, "A regime must have his support to survive. The current government, who is supporting them?"
"Who?"
"People who have made a lot of money and want to make more money. But do these people really believe in those who have been Jacobin and cheered Robespierre?" Joseph smiled. " Therefore, to get the support of these people, they must not only guarantee the interests of these people in terms of policies, but they must also allow those people who truly trust to enter the government and occupy important positions. Who do those people trust the most? "
  "Brissotite," Foucher said.
"Not only the Brissots, but even the Feyanists, and even as a reaction to Jacobin, the most important thing is the general distrust of the strong government. As a result, the royal party will inevitably follow suit. Come out. These decent people. There are Brissots, Feyans, and they don’t trust the current giants at all. Moreover, because of the liberalization of the market and the denial of Jacobin, they will definitely It will have various adverse effects on the combat effectiveness of the army. Therefore, for a period of time in the future, the situation in France will definitely be a continuous military failure. Even if there is one or two occasional flashbacks, it will not change the basic situation. Politically , The country will be turbulent and rebellious frequently."
  Speaking of this, Joseph stopped. He looked at Fouché, and then said: "At this time, those decent people will find that the current weak government can't guarantee their interests. So they will need someone who can really protect their interests, or even repay them. A strong government that can obtain benefits for them. At this time, it is the real opportunity."
Foucher listened and laughed: "Robospierre was very worried at the beginning that the continued war would lead to the emergence of military poisons. But now it seems that this trend is irreversible, right? Your brother is A very good general, and you are also a very good person~EbookFREE.me~ And because of financial difficulties, the army is starting to get hungry. Isn’t this the opportunity to privatize the national army? Okay, hope We will have a happy cooperation in the future."
  So the two people successfully reached a comprehensive strategic cooperative relationship.
"Mr. Bonaparte, I remember that you hoped that I could help you deal with security and confidentiality. I studied the confidentiality regulations of the'Military Research Institute' in the past. The regulations are actually very complete. Of course, the cost of implementation is Too high. On the basis of the original, I simplified the plan a bit. If you follow it, it should be enough. You gave me another task, which is to stare at other vendors. For this, I need to stay In Paris. And for our real business, we also need someone in Paris. Mr. Carnot can handle some military bright things, but I think it’s better for me to come out with many things."
"What you said makes sense." Joseph said, "Well, you will stay in Paris and be responsible for intelligence and other things. If you need anything, just ask me directly. You can write to me while I am away. Give it to me, or you can go directly to General Kano."
   "Well, that's it." Fouché stood up, ready to leave.
   "Ah, Mr. Fouché, there is someone else when I am away, so please take care of me too." Joseph said.
"Who?"
   "Amon's sister, Miss Fanny." Joseph said.