Chapter 3034 queen's pleasure (thirteen)

Albus was opposed by the Ministry this time, mainly because of his "preference" for Connery Fudge, who reminds people of Wilmina Taft, who is also good at "creating joy".

After three years of cleaning up the remnants of Grindelwald in the country, Moon, the Minister of Magic who had a good personal relationship with Churchill, chose to retire, and because Albus Dumbledore defeated this dangerous dark wizard, it can be said that it was up to him to decide The future direction of the wizarding world - is it joy, or continue to be vigilant.

Then Albus chose to support Taft. She made everyone happy for 11 years, so that she ignored the remaining dangerous elements. After she "retired", her son was a hardliner, expanding Azkaban More guards are needed, so there is a dementor breeding plan, and the purpose of expanding Azkaban is to detain more prisoners, and the dementors cannot be used for foreign trade.

After only three years in power, he was replaced by the Muggle-born Minister of Magic. It is said that because of Dumbledore's support, many people in Wizengamo resigned, and at that time Dumbledore was already the chief wizard of Wizengamo up.

The next two ministers of magic both failed to fight against the mysterious man and stepped down. The dementors that Minchem used to expand Azkaban were bred by Taft Jr., although he resigned, the experiment seems to be in progress Continue elsewhere.

The old fool seems to be very "foresighted" to deal with dementors that need happy memories, but some people disagree with his approach.

If the You-Know-Who is really coming back as the centaur predicted, then it's better to stay vigilant, and there are still many Death Eaters who have escaped trial, and Karkaroff didn't confess to all of them.

Before the 16th century, in order for a town to become a municipality, in addition to obtaining the monarch’s permission, it must also have a cathedral. From the 16th to the 19th century, there were no new dioceses, and there were no cathedrals, let alone new municipalities. Parliamentary reforms made large settlements such as Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, and Liverpool municipalities, although they had no cathedrals.

They are called large settlements because they are not ready to become a "city" in terms of infrastructure, customs, religion, etc.

Other municipalities have guild restrictions, including universities, but non-autonomous cities have no guild restrictions, which also leads to these new industrial cities not needing to abide by "guild rules" and wage clauses. There is no planning, but the purpose of production is to find a place with rich resources and convenient transportation. The living environment of workers is not within the scope of consideration of employers.

Workers can spend more money to pay the rent to live more comfortably, or they can live in a relatively simple place like the employers did when starting a business, and start a business after saving enough money.

However, compared to these, the new municipality at that time first had to face public security issues and surging labor movements, which had become an urban phenomenon. Therefore, after the passage of the "Municipal Reform Act" in 1835, the first thing to "establish" was the police organization, especially in Birmingham, where there were only 30 policemen with more than 400,000 people, and there were more than 300 policemen in Liverpool and Manchester.

In addition, there is the "Detention Act" of 1853. After the promulgation of this law, there will be no crime of exile, and prisoners will not be sent to overseas colonies. This led to overcrowding in prisons. In order to alleviate the congestion in prisons, a "bail system" was adopted, and some criminals were released, which aggravated the sense of insecurity among citizens.

Let alone commoners, nobles at that time would hire young men to inspect their territories. The planned route of the railway in the parliament is only a rough idea, and it needs to be surveyed when it arrives at a specific location. Generally speaking, the Great Plains is the easiest to repair.

However, these places are often the pastures and hunting grounds of nobles, and the people in charge of surveying enter the territories of nobles without consent.

Private property is sacred and inviolable, even if it is small, it is illegal, and even if there is no loss, the trespasser will face prosecution.

But this is a commoner, and the nobles directly raised their shotguns and fired. Do you want to bet on whether he is good at marksmanship or not?

In theory, if you do not agree to the other party entering your territory, you should also give the other party a reasonable time to leave. During this period, the person entering the territory is not an intruder.

However, "leaving" can also be divided into "walking slowly and gracefully" and running with rolling and crawling. The nobles will not let the employees of the railway company in charge of the survey walk slowly. A shot in the back of their ass urges them to run like hopping rabbits and get off his land.

The people of the railway company went back to file a complaint. When they encountered such "unreasonable nobles", the project could not go on, or they had to take a detour, which would cause a lot of losses to the boss.

The boss took the road workers to find trouble for the nobles, and the nobles brought the patrolmen they hired themselves, as if everyone was going back to the Middle Ages in the next second.

In the countryside, there is a place called "manor court", which usually deals with the trivial matters of farmers, and sometimes deals with labor disputes between nobles and servants. During the witch hunting movement, this is the main trial venue in remote areas.

Another is the diocesan summary court. These are the difficulties encountered in reforming the police system.

For the development of London, the royal family and the nobles not only have cooperation and mutual benefit, but also conflicts. The king hoped that the nobles could stay in the countryside and maintain local rule. The aristocrats wanted to be close to the court, and buying real estate in London could not only be used for living, but also for renting out, showing off and consolidating the status of the family.

Later, with the development of other cities in Europe, the British king also wanted to plan the city, but after the Glorious Revolution, the parliament controlled by the nobles could not support the city construction plan allocated to the royal family. The royal family can issue building licenses to curb nobles from building buildings in London. Of course, this cannot completely solve the problem. The nobles will still repair and buy building licenses, but the king will fine illegal buildings or force them to demolish them. Depending on the tightness of the king's purse.

It is not that there is no school autonomy in history, which requires the authorization of the king and the church.

Hogwarts doesn't need it. Even if Pomona finds the King and Queen's documents proving that Hogwarts has autonomy, the Ministry of Magic may not recognize it.

Albus tacitly allowed the Ministry of Magic to enter the school. Of course, Aurors could not enter the school grounds, but Ministry of Magic officials who took the owls and newt exam proctors could come in and out of the school. He also asked teachers and students to "cooperate" with the investigation.

Now how much Pomona hoped that Albus could use the authority of the chief mage of Wizengamot to shout back the witch who had just entered Wizengamot.

But he was smiling at her, and if it wasn't so hot, Pomona would have given him a Santa hat.

"I think you've found the 'dangerous animal'." Albus said with a smile. "I think it only attacks deer, not people."

"It's not necessarily... don't talk about animals, there is a 'dangerous person' here." Dolores said, squinting at Hagrid. "How do you explain your actions just now, sir."

"I'm the Warden, and I'm doing my job," said Hagrid.

"No, Hagrid, that animal doesn't belong to Hogwarts, and you have no right to protect it," said Dumbledore.

Everyone looked at Dumbledore in surprise.

"It's not on our records, and we don't know what it is," said Dumbledore.

"So you admit that what he just did was illegal?" Dolores said with a smile, her face glowing.

"Hagrid didn't know about it, he was just protecting the animal, like it was any other animal in the Forbidden Forest." Dumbledore said, pointing to the sky, "Can you describe that owl from Hogwarts?" of?"

Dolores glanced at the owl flying past, then at Dumbledore, "How do you know that deer doesn't belong to you?"

"That's obvious, isn't it? It's big," said Dumbledore, laughing. "And it's an arctic moose."

"How did it end up in the school?" asked Dolores.

"I don't know, and they too." Dumbledore said calmly, "After catching that animal, I think you should leave."

Dolores gasped for breath, as if desperately looking for an excuse.

"Although this school is not private property, students have the right to study with peace of mind. You have destroyed their peace." Pomona said on the side, "Especially when the final exam and the owls and newt exams are approaching, their grades will be affected." Affected."

"What if we don't catch it?" Dolores ignored Pomona, but looked at Dumbledore intently.

Dumbledore said nothing, but Dolores understood.

"I'll go see their progress." Dolores said with a sweet smile, then bowed to Dumbledore, and then walked in the direction where everyone disappeared.

"Go back, Hagrid," Dumbledore said to Hagrid.

"But Spark..." said Hagrid anxiously.

"I think its owner is more anxious than you, stay in your hut and don't come out, don't do the reckless thing just now." Dumbledore said a little impatiently.

Hagrid was not reconciled, but after hesitating for a while, he took the crossbow and walked towards the hut.

Pomona watched his back leave, and secretly heaved a sigh of relief. Fortunately, Hagrid was holding a crossbow instead of his "umbrella".

"And you too."

"Dumbledore" suddenly changed his voice to warn Pomona.

"Why did you rush out just now?"

Pomona blinked and looked at the "old man" with white beard and hair in front of him.

"Severus?" she asked.

"You're getting yourself into trouble," said the black wizard disguised as a white wizard sternly, "or do you think you're smart enough to defend others?"

"How did you..." Pomona asked puzzled.

"Go back too, don't make trouble." He shouted before she could finish speaking, and then left without looking back.

"I'll tell you what's wrong with you, you glow like a unicorn!" Pomona said to his back.

No one answered her, and she sighed because she thought she was unlucky. Originally, she wanted to see Spark, but in order to "save trouble", she turned her head and walked towards the castle.

Hope Hagrid doesn't go too far, so she can have an extra "bodyguard".