It was precisely because of this that the relationship between wizards and goblins gradually deteriorated. However, before the goblins actually stirred up any major trouble, not many wizards truly paid it any mind—unless a third goblin rebellion were to break out. But now it was the end of the twentieth century, and something like that was really unlikely to happen; even if a goblin rebellion did occur, it wouldn't make much of a splash.
Did they really take British wizards for dead?
Having just survived the Second Wizarding War and vigorously purged Inferi and werewolves, the current Ministry of Magic was brimming with martial vigor. They were not at all afraid of a goblin rebellion, and in fact, they practically hoped one would happen.
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