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Chapter 357 - 44, The Lone Individual
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... zenly expanded their influence in Mexico, naturally causing dissatisfaction among various Mexican sectors, and Maximilian I found himself embroiled in the midst of it.
Unaware of his role reversal, Maximilian took measures that exacerbated tensions and pierced through the veil of pretense.
He directly protested to Napoleon III: The French Army acted recklessly and infringed upon Mexico’s sovereignty, resulting naturally in tragedy.
From the standpoint of France, such acti ...
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