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The Victories of Wellington and the British Armies

Note 309 — BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

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“The marshal told me, during the battle, that he was going to make a great effort against the centre of the enemy, while the cavalry should pick up the cannon, which did not seem to be much supported. He told me several times when I brought him orders, that we were going to gain a great victory.”—Drouet’s Speech.

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