Note 46 — Chapter XIV · AFTER THE DOWNFALL
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The Campaign of the Hundred Days, it has been estimated, from first to last cost Napoleon in round numbers, in killed, wounded, and prisoners taken in the field:
Ligny (Killed and wounded) 10,000
Quatre-Bras (Killed and wounded) 4,300
Waterloo (Killed and wounded) 29,500
Waterloo (Prisoners unwounded) 7,500
Wavre (Killed and wounded) 1,800
Lesser actions (Killed and wounded) 2,100
Total 55,200
Out of the 126,000 men with whom Napoleon took the field, he lost some 43 per cent. of his army in the week between June 15 and 22.