But for Arthur, this kind of success is far from enough.
It's no longer a few years ago when he was still penniless, scraping by with a few shillings while patrolling Greenwich.
Although he is still far from being the "middle-class who can earn forty thousand pounds a year" as spoken by the Earl of Dalmo, monetary success holds little meaning for him.
Especially after witnessing the immense public pressure Viscount Palmerston endured due to the Caucasus incident this year, Arthur finally realized what the most powerful weapon truly is in a post-Parliament-Reform British society.
Without deploying two hundred thousand troops, without dispatching the Mediterranean Fleet, merely relying on a few quill pens from Fleet Street, the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland could be left floundering and embarrassed.
