And in Hanover, Rothschild doesn't have such resources.
Of course, lacking resources doesn't mean they can't be created.
Lionel casually flipped through the construction plan Arthur had given him. For a banker, how to build a railway wasn't important; as long as this railway could guarantee profits, someone would eventually build it. If this German named Liszt couldn't build the railway properly, that's no problem. British companies are eager to start work, as soon as the Hanover Government is willing to relax its restrictions.
Lionel could easily grasp the meaning without Arthur needing to utter much.
He closed the plan, smiled, and said, "I knew you called me to Leipzig not just to watch an opera. Before entering, I saw the Duke of Sussex's carriage outside the theater. Surely that's the main reason you called me over."
