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The Battle of Waterloo: 3pm The Prussians appear on the horizon, and La Haye Sainte comes under fire Happening right now, 210 years ago

The Battle of Waterloo: 5pm Ammunition runs short for the defenders of La Haye Sainte as it comes under continued attacks. The French commit infantry to support their cavalry attacks too late and the Prussians fight for Plancenoit Happening right now 210 years ago

The Battle of Waterloo: The siege of La Haye Sainte One of the most incredible stories of bravery, dedication & loss from the entire Waterloo saga - the King's German Legion unit that took 90% casualties holding the centre of the allied line. Happening right now, 210 years ago.

The Battle of Waterloo: 6pm La Haye Sainte falls to the French and Ompteda's brigade are gutted in an attempt to retake it, leaving a gap in the allied lines. The battle could still swing in either direction. Happening right now, 210 years ago.

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The Battle of Waterloo: 7pm The 27th inniskillings stand and die in square to hold Wellington's centre, whilst Zeithen's corps arrives allowing Wellington to redeploy troops from his left towards his centre. The crisis point is coming Happening right now, 210 years ago

Live-streaming the story of Waterloo as it unfolded right now 210 years ago. For every like the livestream gets on YouTube, we are donating £1 to Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity . If we get 200 likes we will double the final total! Please support this great cause youtube.com/live/kWQnUgUfZ…

The Battle of Waterloo: The attack of the second wave of Napoleon's Imperial Guard If anything underlines how Waterloo was a victory of many nations, its this moment. Happening right now, 210 years ago

The Battle of Waterloo - the attack of the 3rd and final wave of Imperial Guard Happening right now, 210 years ago.

“We saw them coming through the smoke..”  Captain Rees Howell Gronow of the First Regiment of Foot Guards describing the repulse of the Imperial Guard.  Happening now 210 years ago.

The Battle of Waterloo: Why did the French break and run? The reality of how simultaneous Allied and Prussian breakthroughs shattered French morale. Happening right now, 210 years ago.

“Twice we had taken Plancenoit, and twice the French had threw us out”.  From the reports of General Friedrich Wilhelm Freiherr von Bülow, Prussian IV Corps.  Happening right now, 210 years ago.

“Mein Liebe Kamarad! Quelle Affaire!!”  The moment that the Duke of Wellington and Generalfeldmarschall Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher described by Prussian staff officer Karl Freiherr von Müffling. Happening now 210 years ago.

What was Napoleon’s worst battle? The Battle of Krasnoi? The Battle of Waterloo? The Battle of Acre? A different one? Comment below 👇

We didn’t quite make the target of 200 likes that I set during the livestream, but I decided to double the 100 likes to make up the numbers regardless. Thank you everyone who supported the livestream, and please help the Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity in whatever way you can

This morning’s ride on Bruno and I should feel like a Paget, Ponsonby, Dixon or Shaw, stoic and British. But instead I’m out here yelling “Come and see how a marshal of France meets his death!” Feeling like a gallant Gallic cuirassier. Vive l’Empereur?! I think I need help! 🇫🇷🐎

The Chalke History Festival is next week! Please say hello to our wonderful experts! Have a fantastic week!

Very excited to be Chalke History Festival on Tuesday talking about ‘toxic love’ across history alongside the peerless Dr Estelle Paranque & Dr Eleanor Janega . Expect Napoleon to get a verbal battering for the way he treated Josephine.

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What was the most important treaty of the Napoleonic Wars? The Treaty of Campo Formio (1797)? The Treaty of Amiens (1802)? The Treaty of Tilsit (1807)? A different one? Comment below 👇