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Battle of Trafalgar                                     October 21, 1805

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Battle of Trafalgar                                     October 21, 1805

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Combatants-
France
Spain
United Kingdom
Forces Strengths-
France:18 ships
Spain:15 ships
vs.
UK:27 ships
notable leaders-
Admiral Pierre de Villeneuve(French)

Admiral Horatio Nelson(British)

Losses-
French and Spain:14,000
UK:1,500
Significance-
The Battle of Trafalgar took place as a preemptive attack on the French intercepting them. The battle lasted around 5 hours with the British coming out on top. This battle established British naval superiority for 100 years and thwarted Napoleon's plans to invade England..

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The Battle of Friedland                            June 14, 1807

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The Battle of Friedland                            June 14, 1807

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Combatants-
France
Russia
Forces Strengths-
France:80,000
vs.
Russia:58,000
Notable leaders-
General Leonty Leontyevich Bennigsen
Losses-
France:9,000
Russia:20,000
Significance-
The French Fought the Russian pushing them back through the town they were defending and led to an all out retreat of the Russian forces.

The victory for the French made up for the loss at Elyu. This also forced the Russian emperor to accept the terms of the French in the Treaty of Tilsit.
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Battle of Marengo                                     June 14, 1800

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Battle of Marengo                                     June 14, 1800

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Combatants-
France
Austria
Forces Strengths-
France:31,500
vs
Austria:34,000
Notable leaders-
Austrian general Melas
Losses-
French:4,700
Austria:5,600
Significance:
The French nearly lost before it began due to a misreading of the enemy's action Napoleon thinking that the Austrians were withdrawing and sent 2 detachments to intercept them but called them back when he realized the mistake. The battle ended in a victory for the French. This victory helped Napoleon secure his position as first Consul and drove the Austrians mostly out of France.
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The Battle of Waterloo                             June 18, 1815

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The Battle of Waterloo                             June 18, 1815

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Combatants-
France
Netherlands
Prussia
United Kingdom
Forces Strengths-
France:72,000
vs.
Uk:68,000
Prussia:45,000
Notable Leaders-
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
Duke of Wellington William
Prince of Orange\
Jean-Baptiste Drouet
Losses-
France:25,000
Prussia:8,000
UK:15,000
Significance-
The battle took place in a valley that was up to 1,200 yards wide with the British forces being reinforced with prussian soldiers defending against Napoleon. Napoleon's forces were pushed back and defeated causing Napoleon to lose favor in France.  “frustrated by a British naval squadron, he surrendered himself to the commander of the HMS Bellerophon on July 15. He spent the remainder of his life in exile on the island of St. Helena.” This battle was the final straw for Napoleon.
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