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Wellington became british Prime Minister while Blucher died after war. Napoleon died from stomach cancer ( most likely)  He was burried in Island but got transfered to France to Les Ivalides where other war people got burried. Under its a picture of Les Invalides.

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A picture of Napoelon and his army

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A picture of the british artillery.

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http://www.history.com/topics/british-history/battle-of-waterloo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Wellesley,_1st_Duke_of_Wellington

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Waterloo

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Good and Bad things about the Waterloo battle

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Good and Bad things about the Waterloo battle

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It ended the war in Europe since the early 1790 when the French revulusjon. it also ended the first French empire and Napoleons military and political career.
This ended in peace in Euroe for almost a half century.

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Napoleon waited until midday to attack, beacuse it had rain the day before and  he wanted the ground to dry, in the wait time Blucher's remaining troops walked into Waterloo, they where around 30 000 people.
Eventhough The french troops deliverd a good fight against the British, Bluchers men did alot to the french. The french troops lost 33 000 men and the British and prussian lost 22 000 men. This was the last day for Napoleon military career.

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It was a good place to war. There was many long fields where they could move. The battlefield was aroung 4 kilometers long, and Wellingtons men could line up in depth in the middle and the right flank, in hope the perussians could line up in the left flank later that day. Click this picture to see how the battlefield looked in panorama view.

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Napoleon's army consisted with 73 000 well trained soldiers where around 51 000 soldiers fighted from the ground and 14 000 where on the horse's back, and 8 000 who handled the canons, they had 250 canons. Wellingtons said he had 68 000 bad trained soldiers, but some off them where actually top trained.  They had 50 000 soldiers who fighted from the ground, 11 000 from the horse back and 6000 who took care of the canons, they had 150 canons.

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The Battle of Waterloo took place in Belgium June 18, 1815. The British leader was named Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, he commandes the British-germany army and their allies Dutch-Belgians. Napoleon and his french army got defated by The british and the prussian army leaded by

Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher.