When the Chamber of Secrets Heir attacks happened, the Ministry of Magic joined forces with The Daily Prophet and wrote many negative reports about Dumbledore.
Dumbledore had even asked Vizet for his opinion on the matter.
Vizet's view at the time had been very clear. He agreed with Xenophilius Lovegood and felt that the Ministry of Magic led by Cornelius Fudge was showing obvious hostility toward Dumbledore.
Dumbledore had sighed over it a little as well, but he had also said he could understand why Cornelius Fudge had done it, and offered this reflection: "Power! It is a terrible thing!"
For him to make such a remark meant that Dumbledore in the past must have seriously studied power, and seriously studied the Ministry of Magic.
The notebook placed before Vizet could be considered rather good proof of that.
After the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy was passed, in order to standardize and promote the Statute, the Magical Worlds of various countries reorganized their "Wizards' Councils" and established more complex, more organized Ministries of Magic.
In Dumbledore's notebook, he took the establishment of the Ministry of Magic as the starting point and recorded in detail the deeds of many ministers during their terms.
These included the ministers' various decisions, the implementation of policies, major events, and so on, and even some anecdotes.
At the beginning of the eighteenth century, because the Statute of Secrecy had been put into effect, the wizards of the time were somewhat anxious and unsettled.
As the first Minister of Magic, Ulick Gamp allowed the Leaky Cauldron to continue operating, letting it become a haven and shelter for wizards.
Because of this, the owner of the Leaky Cauldron developed a drink called "Gamp's Old Aged Draught" to express his gratitude toward Ulick Gamp.
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