British Civil Servant

Chapter 304 1 Promise 0 Gold

The matter of agreeing to the independence of British India has been underway since the Labor Party came to power. Originally, Prime Minister Attlee wanted to withdraw personnel from some agencies to show his sincerity.

However, after persuasion by professionals, in fact, the persuasion of Cabinet Secretary Sir Edward, we finally adopted a wait-and-see attitude. Otherwise, British India would not have had the so-called 100,000 civil servants.

When the hope of gaining independence from British colonial rule was still slim, the two major political forces in British India, the Congress Party and the Muslim League, united to fight for independence.

But when the British Labor government promised to grant India independent status, the underlying conflicts between the two major sects began to become public.

This is the reason why the gentlemen of British India did not leave. The so-called wealth and wealth are gained through danger. Compared with ordinary expatriates, civil servants did not travel thousands of miles to come to British India to help the backward world. They came with their own experience. We come here with a purpose, so naturally we can’t run away because of the so-called risks. It’s not true that we don’t run away, but most people still hope to stand on the last duty.

At the first dinner when General Mountbatten arrived at the Governor's House in British India, one after another well-dressed gentlemen came one after another. In front of the Vice-Prince and his wife, they talked about the role of the British Empire in maintaining the stability of British India. Once he suddenly left, , the Congress Party and the Muslim League will definitely fight.

When the subcontinent becomes a river of blood, it will be a tragedy for both the image of the British Empire and the people of this continent.

The current book population of British India is 160 million, but in fact the Governor-General's Office has rough statistics, which show that there are more than 250 million Hindus and more than 90 million peaceful believers. The actual number is definitely higher than this, but the proportion should remain the same.

Peace believers slightly exceed one-third of the number of Hindus. This is not a proportion that cannot be resisted at all. History has proven many times that the number of people is not the criterion for judging everything. It can only be said that the party with more people will have some advantages, but this Not decisive.

Seeing the chief executives appearing one after another, surrounding Mountbatten and his wife, on the other side of the hall, Pamela Mountbatten sat directly on the lap of the young and promising assistant commissioner of British India, exchanging heartfelt words.

The owner of the thigh took the initiative to invite, and the deputy prince's daughter agreed. No one can interfere with what you and I agree on.

By the time General Mountbatten paid attention to the situation here, Alan and Wilson had already sat down again. This was because Pamela Mountbatten was pushed and she left Alan Wilson's lap out of embarrassment.

During this process, Jean also fiddled with the crime tools and straightened them up. The provincial Alan Wilson made a fool of himself and pitched a tent in public.

See what it means to be a lady, and in this case, consider Ellen Wilson, who is the perfect choice for Mrs. Wilson.

"What are they talking about to their father?" Pamela Mountbatten, who was still blushing, changed the subject and asked the man next to her when she saw her father and mother surrounded.

"Independence should not be rushed. The subcontinent needs Britain to stop possible sectarian conflicts." Alan Wilson got up and returned with two glasses of juice. Pamela Mountbatten likes to drink lemon juice. Although it is not in season, the Governor If the government has such reserves, South India is close to the equator and will not be affected.

He himself took a glass of wine. He deeply felt that he still needed to exercise his drinking capacity, otherwise he would easily be knocked unconscious by drinking.

Staring at the whiskey in the man's hand, Pamela Mountbatten chuckled and said, "Patricia said that men like to drink to be bold."

"I don't know how. I'm very courageous even if I don't drink. Don't worry." Seeing Pamela Mountbatten taking the lemon juice, Alan Wilson returned to drinking by himself. After not seeing each other for more than half a year, the two of them still had very interesting topics. Many.

From the Comet airliner to the frequency hopping patent, Alan Wilson told Pamela Mountbatten one by one about the current advantageous projects that the UK might try. The current technological capabilities of the United States do not necessarily exceed those of the United Kingdom, but only the scale of the United States. It's just that it's easier to get results if it's bigger.

In terms of a comprehensive confrontation, the UK alone cannot count on it, but it may be able to compete in some industries.

If you want to compete with Americans in more industries, it is beyond the capabilities of an island country with a population of more than 40 million. Either dominate Europe and let other European countries help, or retain a focused colony to make up for the lack of population size.

It would be best to succeed in both aspects, retain a colony with important value and status, and still lead Europe.

Pamela Mountbatten mentioned some details about taking office as the Governor-General of British India, saying that Downing Street actually gave General Mountbatten two choices, one was to be the Governor-General of British India, and the other was to be the Governor-General of South Africa.

"South Africa is much more difficult to deal with than British India. The local white people have become the climate and will not listen to us for a while. Then it is better to come to India. There are at least tens of thousands of troops stationed in it and a complete administrative system to cooperate. Still The Muslim League can be roped in to check and balance, and South Africa has much less room for maneuver." Alan Wilson shrugged, saying that compared with South Africa, coming to British India was actually not a wrong decision.

"Oh, by the way, I'll take you to Malaya when you have time. I contacted the civil servants in Xiangjiang and raised some animals." Alan Wilson turned to talk about something lighter. At least so far, he Still unchanged from his original intention, he devoted himself to serving the empire in the colonies.

"The kind of crocodile you're talking about? A docile crocodile?" Pamela Mountbatten curled her lips and said, "You know how to lie. How can a crocodile be docile?"

"You'll know when the time comes!" Alan Wilson chuckled, "There is also a white freshwater dolphin."

Alan Wilson actually did a lot of imperialist things. It’s not like the British Empire didn’t have warships in the Yangtze River. What happened to transporting some Baiji dolphins? In a few decades, when the Baiji dolphins become extinct, if he comes to ask for help from the Wilson family, maybe he can be treated like an old friend by then.

Moreover, as a colonizer, he intercepted two sections of Malayan tributaries for his own use. One was for raising crocodiles and the other was for raising Baiji dolphins. This was quite normal. I, a British gentleman, need a river to raise Baiji dolphins. Who are the colonial people to make irresponsible remarks?

So far, he is not dead anyway, but it has cost a lot of money. Otherwise, as an animal protector, Alan Wilson needs money to do more meaningful things. The population of British India is so large, and the Indians do not need money.

"How did you catch it?" Pamela Mountbatten was curious. Is this the life of an Assistant Commissioner in British India?

Cut off the net of descendants! Alan Wilson said reservedly, "Maybe I'm lucky. My colleagues in China worked hard and captured two groups, a group of sixteen and a group of six. This is the number of survivors."

"You're not spending less, are you?" Pamela Mountbatten rolled her eyes at Alan Wilson and taught her, "That's what you are like. I'm not picky. It's a zoo, an aquarium, and an emerald." You still have to work hard for the empire..."

"Then put it back, and I'll tell my colleagues over there." Alan Wilson tilted his head and said lightly.

"No, catch them all and keep them for now." Pamela Mountbatten's face changed instantly. "This is also your wish. I can't waste it. It's not good for animals."

Alan Wilson slowly turned his head and made a tut-tsk sound, "Oh, it smells so good!"

The day after Mountbatten arrived in British India, he met with General Irvine and senior military officers of the British Army in India. Both parties are old acquaintances and are no strangers to each other.

Mountbatten's ability to boost morale was also one of his great strengths. He extremely despises the phenomenon that senior headquarters personnel do not have contact with frontline officers and soldiers. Therefore, he can put down the airs of a royal member and often go deep into his troops to inspect, visit, and give speeches. He meets and talks with officers and soldiers at all levels, so that every subordinate can We all know him, understand him, and gain strength and confidence from him. As a result, he enjoyed high prestige among officers and soldiers.

At this time, when the officers and soldiers of the British Army in India could not find a direction for the future, Mountbatten appeared at the right time.

In fact, apart from being a bit more vain than normal and very eager for progress, Mountbatten was a very good person. What's wrong with progress?

Alan Wilson also pursues progress. What's wrong with standing on a larger stage and serving the empire? There are many people like him, such as Li Jisheng, who came to New Delhi for the third time and brought greetings from the kings of Sikkim and Bhutan.

Not only did he meet him, but he also brought Pamela Mountbatten with him. It would be bad if Alan Wilson didn't accept this heavy greeting. They are very kind people, and if they don't accept it, it means they don't give face.

In Eastern culture, face is more important than heaven, and Alan Wilson also followed the local customs and showed respect.

What? Who said that the local area was more affected by India? Quickly pull out the anti-British elements who spread rumors and destroy them.

"As long as I am here, Bhutan and Sikkim will be safe and sound." Alan Wilson beat his chest loudly, as if he was as angry as a tiger swallowing thousands of miles.

"I trust Assistant Allen very much." At this point, Li Jisheng glanced at Pamela Mountbatten. This must be the daughter of the Governor. I heard that there is a word for daughter. At this time, the word daughter is more appropriate than ever before. "I believe that if the two kings were here, they would agree very much."

"We must maintain peace throughout the subcontinent. Peace cannot be limited to the two major religions, but no matter how big or small, this is only fair." Alan Wilson feels that he is well-deserved for the filial piety brought by Li Jisheng. Without him? Can the United Nations have these two countries? Alan Wilson deserves this.

"You should worry more about Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim." Alan Wilson was happy and gave Li Jisheng a sweet date. "These loyal allies of the British Empire must also be taken care of."

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