Seeing the ministers nodding in agreement, the Prime Minister of England continued,
"Combining the plans from all aspects previously submitted by everyone, as well as the military deployment that Marquess of Wellesley just outlined, I have enough confidence to revert France to its rightful place before it becomes a threat to other European nations."
Yes, a nation's overall strategic direction can never be decided by the Prime Minister on a whim.
In recent months, the British Cabinet had mobilized all senior ministers and a large number of professionals to make extremely detailed plans in political, economic, trade, military, and public opinion aspects, and after repeated discussion and revision, they had generally finalized the overall plan.
Then, it required the approval of the King and the Noble House, later commonly known as the House of Lords, for implementation.
