"Damn it! How did I forget about this!"
After reading the newspaper, Jerome Bonaparte gently patted his forehead and muttered softly.
A few years ago, he was always thinking about the outbreak of an economic crisis in the United States of America.
To trigger an economic crisis in the United States of America as quickly as possible, he was involved in mining, real estate speculation, and even collaborated with Britain to short California gold on the international market.
Who would have thought that the resilience of the United States would be far more enduring than he had imagined. In the time frame Jerome Bonaparte expected (according to his prediction, the United States of America should have triggered an economic crisis by late 1855 or early 1856), the crisis did not occur.
With a slight sense of disappointment, Jerome Bonaparte's attention to the United States also began to wane, compounded by the fact that he was occupied with numerous other political affairs at the time.
