The losing side in this battle boasted that winning would be as easy as eating breakfast. The winner of this battle used his trademark "reverse slope" defense, and the Lion's Mound was constructed after this battle where William the Silent was shot. Marshal Ney failed to break infantry squares near La Haye Sante during this battle, which saw d'Erlon attack [*] Mont-Saint-Jean This battle was preceded by action at Quatre-Bras and Ligny. Prussians under von Blucher assisted the English at this bat
The losing side in this battle boasted that winning would be as easy as eating breakfast. The winner of this battle used his trademark "reverse slope" defense, and the Lion's Mound was constructed after this battle where William the Silent was shot. Marshal Ney failed to break infantry squares near La Haye Sante during this battle, which saw d'Erlon attack [*] Mont-Saint-Jean This battle was preceded by action at Quatre-Bras and Ligny. Prussians under von Blucher assisted the English at this battle. For 10 points, name this victory for the Seventh Coalition and the Duke of Wellington at the end of the Hundred Days, Napoleon's final defeat.
The losing side in this battle boasted that winning would be as easy as eating breakfast.
Battle of {Waterloo}