"After I succeeded to the French throne in December 1861, in mid-December, I sent a delegation led by Dutch Foreign Minister Heisbert Von to visit the French Empire on my behalf, and was received by His Majesty Napoleon III;

In late December, the second diplomatic mission I sent was the delegation headed by the Dutch Minister of Finance, Jan von Capet, to visit the Russian Empire, and Alexander II decided to strengthen relations with the Netherlands;

In early January 1862, I sent Ross, the Minister of Justice of the Netherlands, to visit Prussia and asked to strengthen cooperation. Ross conveyed my thoughts to William I. In the end, Bismarck agreed, and the two countries formed an alliance.

In the middle of the month, I sent Huntington, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Netherlands, to visit London, where I was received by Her Majesty the Queen, and met with the Speaker of the British House of Commons, where I am now, and finally reached an agreement to strengthen exchanges between the two parliaments. That is, a channel of communication between parliaments that currently does not exist in Europe.

Again, I would like to thank the Speaker of the British House of Commons, His Excellency Bernanke. If it were not for His Excellency, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom would have a dispute over the issue of South Africa, which may eventually lead to more wars and ruin lives. Destruction is very powerful and destructive.

Fortunately, in the end, with the efforts of Speaker Bernanke and the Speaker of the Dutch House of Representatives Huntington, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands finally chose to live in peace. We reached an agreement. The Dutch have survived in Europe and South Africa for more than 100 years. The Australian mainland has become a new habitat for the Netherlands. Again, I would like to thank Kang Ke of the British Empire for giving the Netherlands a new life in the Far East.”

After speaking, William IV bowed to the audience.

No one would be malicious or even mocking those who thanked them. Although Disraeli knew that William IV was acting, it was undeniable that the seriousness and sincere expression on William IV's face, It made him feel that the other party came here with apology and gratitude, which made him feel: this guy is too pretentious, too cunning!

Sure enough, Disraeli saw that the surrounding aristocratic parliamentarians actually showed some expressions of "I understand" to William IV, and even a few young parliamentarians showed admiration.

Disraeli couldn't help but whispered angrily: "Are you crazy? This guy on stage is the mastermind of killing tens of thousands of British soldiers in South Africa. You guys still worship each other, the value is unreasonable"

Christon pursed his lips and sneered casually: "Be honest, my Prime Minister, don't forget, we are all politicians, we have to admit that there is competition between countries and countries, and This competition requires the sacrifice of some lovely people. If we can do it, we can only ask for more compensation from the country for them, instead of just thinking about revenge, because this will only change their sacrifice. It's pointless, you should know, we need to be as firm as our predecessors were in Britain after the Napoleonic Wars."

Disraeli's expression changed, and he couldn't help looking at Queen Victoria.

Christon's remarks can be described as heart-wrenching words.

Questioning Britain's diplomatic predecessors can be described as offending people from both parties, and at the same time attacking the royal family's support for the decision.

To know the decision, but the Queen's grandfather.

Therefore, he hurriedly wanted to express his intentions, but Christon said: "Of course, Your Excellency the Prime Minister may feel that the means of the British diplomatic offshore balancer are constrained, but what the Prime Minister may not know is that this is The core of the foreign policy of the Queen and the Viscount Palmerston, if it is broken through, it will be the overthrow and negation of the British foreign policy of the previous decades, which will have a very great influence on the changes in the UK.”

"You" Disraeli saw the dissatisfaction on Queen Victoria's face, and Disraeli secretly hated.

Obviously, Christon's words succeeded in causing the Queen's dissatisfaction, which made Disraeli feel a little frustrated.

In the end, he could only spread the dissatisfaction in his heart to William IV who was on stage.

On the stage, William IV did not know that he once became the "little man" in Disraeli's eyes.

William IV continued to fan his words: "Britain, as the most powerful country in the world, has been recognized by all countries in the European continent. In the Netherlands, everyone believes that Britain is the best guide for the Netherlands, leading the Netherlands in a strong direction."

Of course, the Netherlands is also seizing the way forward, preparing to force Britain to go astray, with the Netherlands occupying the main road.

William IV: "The Netherlands has learned a lot from the United Kingdom economically. In the military, it has also followed the British footsteps in developing the navy, and has sought cooperation with the United Kingdom in the Far East and the Indian Ocean to jointly manage the other side of the world."

Share the world!

Although the end is added at the back, it is enough to increase the happiness of those proud people in the British House of Commons by more than 100%. Although the condominium with the Netherlands is a bit harsh, it does not prevent William IV's flattery really loudly. The effect is not bad.

There is no one who does not want to hear praise from others. If there is, those who can only say that they are praised are not praised enough.

William IV learned a truth in his previous life, that is, giving someone a small compliment every morning can make this person have a good mood for the day.

Complimenting others can make a lot of difference in others' impression of you~lightnovelpub.net~ It is better than the effect you give others.

It sounds good, but naturally it is harsh, so that William IV can control the emotions of these people.

William IV slowly put away the smile on his face, showing seriousness, and said vigilantly:

"I can honestly tell you my views on the future development of the UK.

Judging from the reality and development trend of the international situation in Europe, the power structure of the UK and other major powers in international politics, and the foreign policy reality and development trend of the corresponding countries, the diplomacy of the UK and other major powers should implement a transition from 'status quo' to 'prestige'. In a certain period of time from now, the policy of maintaining the status quo will be pursued. After new changes in Europe's international politics and power structure, the policy of 'prestige' needs to be pursued, because the status quo in Europe always has an important force to promote change. Starting to pursue a prestige policy at an appropriate time is similar to being king rather than domineering. It can maintain Britain’s status as a superpower in Europe, and at the same time, it can also make Britain stable and prosperous, and it can maintain the prestige of Britain in international politics. British national interest"

The words of William IV made the entire British House of Commons quiet, and even Queen Victoria fell into contemplation.

But there is one exception, that is Prime Minister Disraeli: this man is digging a hole again, but for what purpose?