To ensure that the coup does not undergo more dramatic changes, Jerome Bonaparte had no choice but to drag the Bank of France into it as well.
In historical records, the lesson of the Paris Commune was always at the forefront of his mind. To deal with this fickle group, he realized that the only effective strategy was to involve them in the action.
"Minister Fuld, remember that we must make the Bank of France come up with this money! Even if it means using other forces!" Jerome Bonaparte's words conveyed unwavering determination.
Fuld was stunned for a few seconds, his eyes filled with confusion. It seemed he didn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte insisted on borrowing from the Bank of France.
Even relying solely on the bankers who pledged allegiance to them, they had means to satisfy the army's needs.
