For 10 points, name this battle fought south of Brussels near the end of the Hundred Days period, a victory for Field Marshal Blucher and the Duke of Wellington and the final defeat of Napoleon.
A diversion at Wavre meant that a third of the losing army missed out on this battle, in which a preliminary attack on the cheateau Hougoumont also turned out to be a waste of time. When one marshal took the La Haye Sainte farmhouse in the evening, his reinforcements only showed up an hour later, by which time H.E.K. Zieten's corps had arrived to drive him out. Karl von (*) Bulow's attack on the Eastern flank occupied much of the French firepower at this battle, which saw the death of Thomas Picton. Following a bungled French victory at Quatre-Bras and an actual French victory at Ligny, Lord Uxbridge led the Charge of the Scots Greys at this battle.  For 10 points, name this battle fought south of Brussels near the end of the Hundred Days period, a victory for Field Marshal Blucher and the Duke of Wellington and the final defeat of Napoleon.
A diversion at Wavre meant that a third of the losing army missed out on this battle, in which a preliminary attack on the cheateau Hougoumont also turned out to be a waste of time.
Battle of {Waterloo}