Chapter 906： Anglo-Polish peace talks

Hearing that Cowley was still serving as the British ambassador to France, Jerome Bonaparte was slightly taken aback, and then asked Cowley curiously.

"Then... the ambassador at the embassy now..."

"He has returned to Britain!" Ambassador Cowley said in a stern tone.

"Well..." Jerome Bonaparte hesitated, he really didn't understand why the British Kingdom frequently changed ambassadors.

It has not been a month since Ambassador Cowley left France, and the new ambassador arrived half a month ago. As a result, Ambassador Cowley was killed again, and the new ambassador, the British Embassy, ​​was about to leave.

"Okay!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded and responded to Ambassador Cowley, and then he suddenly thought of something and continued to ask: "By the way, you just said that the negotiating envoy is your temporary position!

I would like to ask Ambassador Cowley, can you fully represent the attitude of the British government on the issue of the Qajar kingdom? "

"Your Majesty, Prime Minister Palmerston has given me the right to act arbitrarily on the issue of the Qajar Dynasty!" Ambassador Cowley replied with his head down and respectfully.

"That's good!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded, and then asked: "Then Special Envoy Cauley, when would you like to start the first peace talks with them!"

"It depends on Your Majesty, your arrangement!" Ambassador Cowley responded immediately, "Since this negotiation was facilitated by the French Empire, then I am willing to follow the arrangement of the French Empire!"

"That being the case..." Jerome Bonaparte thought for a moment, and then suggested to Ambassador Cowley: "How do you feel in two days?"

"Of course!" Ambassador Cowley replied to Jerome Bonaparte without hesitation, "I just said that I am willing to obey the arrangements of the French Empire."

"Okay! The time is set in two days!" Jerome Bonaparte also made a final decision, and then he asked Ambassador Cowley, what did Britain want him to tell the special envoy of the Kaigar Kingdom?

"Your Majesty, you can tell the special envoy of the Qajar Kingdom in advance, we hope that the Qajar Kingdom can uphold the concept of peace and negotiate with us!

We in Britain do not accept any act of harassment that goes against the idea of ​​peace.

If the Qajar kingdom violates the above, the British kingdom will close the door to negotiation with the Qajar kingdom. "Ambassador Cowley responded decisively to Jerome Bonaparte.

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"Yes!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded and responded to Ambassador Cowley, "I will pass on your words to the special envoy of the Kaigar Kingdom!"

"Then, Your Majesty, I will leave first!" Ambassador Cowley bowed slightly to Jerome Bonaparte and said.

"Yes!" Jerome Bonaparte agreed to Ambassador Cowley's departure.

After Ambassador Cauley left, Jerome Bonaparte ordered Basilio to go to the hotel where the special envoy of the Qajar kingdom lived to inform the special envoy of the Qajar kingdom to come.

Basilio took orders to leave, and half an hour later, Farohe Han Armin Morque, the special envoy of the Qajar Kingdom, appeared in front of Jerome Bonaparte.

"Sit down!" Jerome Bonaparte stretched out his hand and invited the envoy Farohe Han Armin Molquet to sit down.

The Faroch envoy sat opposite him at Jerome Bonaparte's order.

At the same time, Basilio also retreated from the study.

There were only Jerome Bonaparte and Faroch left in the room. Jerome Bonaparte smiled and said to Faroch: "Envoy Faroch, you have been in Paris for a while! "

"Your Majesty, I've been in Paris for more than a week! If it continues like this, I really don't know when I will be able to..." A helpless smile appeared on the corner of Special Envoy Faroch's mouth.

Anyone who is unfamiliar with Farohe can't help but praise Farohe as a "good envoy".

"It's really hard for you!" Jerome Bonaparte pretended to say to the Faroch envoy.

Others don't know the whereabouts of Faroch, so how could they not know about Jérôme Bonaparte, the special envoy of Faroch?

Farohe went to the Opera almost every day during his more than a week in Paris.

And his purpose of going to the Opera House is not for business, but to find a "true love" of his own in the Opera House.

Jérôme Bonaparte also knew that Farohe spent a lot of money in search of "true love".

In just over a week, he has spent nearly 10,000 francs, which can be said to be a veritable snatcher.

He maintained a diametrically opposite attitude to when the British envoy arrived in Paris.

Except for going to the Tuin Leli Palace to ask some time ago, there was no sign of him being anxious at all at other times.

"Your Majesty, it's not hard! It's not hard at all!" Faroch responded to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Okay! It's time to get down to business!" Jerome Bonaparte's expression suddenly turned serious, "The envoy sent by the Kingdom of Britain has now arrived in Paris!"

"Really?" Farroch asked Jerome Bonaparte with a happy expression on his face.

"Of course it's true!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Faroch with a firm tone, "The British envoy came just now to tell you that they are willing to negotiate with you!"

"That's great!" Farohe said happily: "Did the British envoy say when the negotiations can take place!"

"The British envoy said that he could negotiate at any time, so I set the time for negotiations in two days!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Faroch.

"Thank you for your help to the Qajar Kingdom!" Farohe hurriedly stood up and bowed deeply to Jerome Bonaparte.

"No! It doesn't have to be!" Jerome Bonaparte shook his head and responded to Faroch, "I just did what I could!"

"Your Majesty, your actions within your power have helped us immeasurably!" Faroch raised his head slightly and responded to Jerome Bonaparte.

"However, the British envoy also told me that their negotiation with you is conditional!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Faroch again.

"Your Majesty, what are the conditions?" Faroch immediately asked Jerome Bonaparte.

Jerome Bonaparte told Faroch about Britain's "conditions", and Faroch was stunned for a few seconds after hearing it.

As the special envoy of the Qajar Kingdom, he really did not understand what the British envoy meant.

So Faroch asked Jerome Bonaparte: "Your Majesty, does this condition proposed by the Kingdom of Britain mean something else!"

"There should be!" Jerome Bonaparte said succinctly.

"Excuse me, what does the Kingdom of Britain mean?" Farohe played Jerome Bonaparte with a sincere attitude.

"According to my speculation, the meaning of the British Kingdom is probably to let you put your position right!

Do not offer unrealistic truce conditions! ' Jerome Bonaparte responded to Faroch.

"What are unrealistic conditions?" Faroch asked again.

Jerome Bonaparte shrugged his shoulders and said to Faroch: "Probably prepare you to be slaughtered!"

"Ah!" Faroch said anxiously to Jerome Bonaparte, "Your Majesty, what should we do now?"

"It's enough to give up some of the interests properly!" Jerome Bonaparte said briskly.

"Which part of the interests to give up?" Farohe asked Jerome Bonaparte again.

"Just as I said last time, when the time comes, you..."

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Time passed quickly, and soon came the time for peace talks between the Kingdom of Qajar and the Kingdom of Great Britain.

At 1:45 p.m. that day, Cowley, the special envoy of the Kingdom of the United Kingdom, set off from the British Embassy in a carriage, crossed several bustling streets, and finally arrived at Du Yinli Palace in Duyin Palace at around 1:55 p.m.

Basilio, who was in charge of welcoming him at the door, saw Ambassador Cowley's carriage in the distance, and hurriedly stepped forward to greet him.

Ambassador Cowley, who got off the carriage, looked at Basilio and nodded slightly: "Thank you for your hard work! Chief Basilio!"

"You're welcome!" Basilio responded modestly to Ambassador Cowley.

Under the leadership of Basilio, Ambassador Cowley entered the place where the royal meeting was held at the Tuinlery Palace, which today will become the place where the kingdom of Britain and the kingdom of Qajar mediate disputes.

At this time, the negotiator of the Qajar Kingdom, Farohe Han Amin Morke, was already present, and looking at the "long overdue" British envoy Cowley, Farohe smiled kindly.

The British envoy Cowley also smiled, and then reached out and shook hands with Farohe.

After a simple handshake, the two sides sat on both sides of the round table that Jérôme Bonaparte intended for them.

When the grandfather clock struck two dull times, Jerome Bonaparte appeared slowly.

The British envoy and the Kaigar envoy stood up at the same time and looked at Jerome Bonaparte.

Under the watchful eyes of the two envoys, Jerome Bonaparte sat on the throne step by step, and then said solemnly to the British and Kaigar envoys: "It's time to start!"

The British envoy and the Kaigar envoy sat down at the same time, UU reading www.uukanshu. com Then the translators and clerks from both sides also sat around them, and the negotiation officially started.

The British envoy first criticized the Qajar Kingdom's invasion of the capital of Herat, and then proposed that the Qajar Kingdom withdraw from Herat and recognize the Herat region as an independent and sovereign state.

After listening to the speech of the British envoy, the special envoy of Qajar immediately refuted the view of the invasion according to history. Farohe said that the kingdom of Qajar had undisputed sovereignty over Herat... However, for the peace of Central Asia, they were willing to send the soldiers Evacuate Herat while dropping claims on Herat.

After the first round of negotiations, the British envoys got the promise they wanted.

Then, the second round started.

The British envoy hoped that the Qajar Kingdom could give up its claim to some of the sovereign areas of the Kingdom of Afghanistan and recognize the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Afghanistan.

After a certain verbal confrontation, the special envoy of the Qajar kingdom and the British envoy also agreed to the British conditions.