Seeing Victor Emmanuel II, who was so shocked that he couldn't speak for a long time, Cavour again opened his mouth and asked Cavour in a slightly serious tone.
"Prime Minister Cavour, what do you think we should do now?"
Hearing Victor Emmanuel II's inquiry, Cavour, who came back to his senses, furrowed his brows and responded to Victor Emmanuel II determinedly, "Your Majesty, we absolutely cannot restrict the liberal system and the press within Sardinia!
If we do so, the kingdom's alliance with the liberals will cease to exist, and the unification of the Apennine Peninsula by the Sardinian Kingdom will become exceedingly difficult!"
To Cavour, Sardinia could only unite Italy by aligning with the liberals and nationalists within Italy, making them recognize the laws promulgated by Sardinia.
Otherwise, even if the Sardinian Kingdom conquered Lombardy and Venice, it would meet the same fate as the Austrian Empire.
