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| − | {{stub}}The Battle of Waterloo was in June 1815. It marked the end of [[The Hundred Days]] when Prussia and Great Britain defeated [[Napoleon]]. It marked the end of [[Napoleon]]'s reign and his exile to the island of Saint Helena in the South Atlantic.
| + | The Battle of Waterloo took place in June 1815. It marked the end of [[The Hundred Days]], [[Napoleon]]'s attempt at regaining power after his initial defeat the previous year. |
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| − | [[Image:waterloo.jpg]] | + | Once the United Kingdom's 67,000-strong army under the Duke of Wellington had forced a precarious stalemate against Napoleon's 73,000, von Blucher's Prussian forces arrived and were able to achieve decisive numerical superiority, forcing Napoleon out. |
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| | + | The battle marked the end of [[Napoleon]]'s reign and his exile to the island of Saint Helena in the South Atlantic. |
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