Gallieni stood at the podium of the House of Representatives, delivering his speech with righteous fervor:
"Gentlemen, I don't know how to describe this matter."
"Your industrial property is protected by property law, but the troops trained within the army are not."
"Charles trained this unit. He won victories on the battlefield with this unit, yet he was excluded from command."
"This will have a very bad impact on the army. Everyone will wonder if their efforts for the unit will ultimately lead to them being excluded like Charles?"
A representative immediately heckled from below:
"But this is the army, the army belongs to the nation, not to any individual!"
"If Charles trained them, he should command them. Over time, Charles would control the entire army."
"We cannot allow this to happen. The trainer and the commander of the troops should be separate!"
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The representatives' arguments were very reasonable, it was even standard military procedure.
