Since receiving the news from Eugène Roué from France, Jerome Bonaparte has been ready to meet with Tocqueville's envoy at any time.
In order to understand the "enemy," Jerome Bonaparte specially went to the bookstore to buy a copy of Tocqueville's "On American Democracy."
Although Tocqueville's book made Jerome Bonaparte feel bursts of discomfort and even made him think of Tocqueville as an "Ayn Randist," Jerome Bonaparte still endured and finished reading Tocqueville's book.
[Ayn Randist: A supporter of Ayn Rand's ideology during the late 20th century's era of American neoliberalism. This ideology believes the government should relax corporate regulations, if not completely abandon a government-led capitalist society system. Reagan is a famous advocate, who during his neoliberal reforms, abolished the regulatory and intervention rights over corporations established post-Roosevelt.]
