The conditions proposed by the Trade and Industry Union were indeed generous, considering Oliver, Andrew, and a representative from the Lord's estate, which accounted for three votes. According to the plan submitted by the Trade and Industry Union, they set only seven representation positions, which is two fewer than the Dual Union.
Undoubtedly, even among merchants and factory owners, they are reluctant to see power dispersed.
In such a scenario, each representative position becomes incredibly valuable.
And now, they are willing to offer three positions for negotiation, a sincerity Perfikot truly felt.
Of course, these positions seem a significant concession by merchants and factory owners, but realistically, without Perfikot's approval, their union wouldn't come to be, making these three position exchanges less surprising.
