Hundred Days: Ligny and Quatre Bras

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  @EpichistoryTv · 1 month ago · pinned

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  @coolfool64 · 1 month ago

  The loss of Berthier is quite noticeable here. Everything just seems more chaotic for Napoleon.

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  @dnyaneshgitte · 1 month ago

  WAKE UP BABE! EPIC HISTORY JUST DROPPED A VIDEO ON NAPOLEON!!!!

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  @Chris-lr2qb · 1 month ago

  You have to remake Waterloo. It deserves it.

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  @potato88872 · 1 month ago

  &quot;Sir, another Napoleon video has hit YouTube&quot;

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  @IlyushinSolution · 1 month ago (edited)

  Non patreon viewers. Prepare for an absolute banger of a video.

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  @Napoleon-Bonaparte1804-o5g · 1 month ago

  Napoleon June 16, 1815: WHERE IS D&apos;ERLON?!!!<br><br>Napoleon June 18, 1815: WHERE IS GROUCHY?!!!

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  @balthazars · 1 month ago

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  @Rockcrusher22895 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Napoleon Bonaparte: Grouchy! Gerard! You take 30,000 men! 30,000 men! You take one third of my army! You take the men and you pursue. You understand!? You pursue Blucher! You don&apos;t let them regroup, you don&apos;t let them consolidate, and above all you don&apos;t let them rejoin!

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  @Xenithial-hd2ef · 1 month ago (edited)

  One last &quot;Hurrah&quot; for &apos;The Little Corporal.&apos;

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  @napoleon_bonaparte_the_great · 1 month ago

  &quot;The Little Corporal of 1796, or the First Consul who once led his army across the Alps, would have ensured the troops were on the move by dawn, giving the enemy no respite - But the Emperor is now forty-five, overweight and suffering from numerous ailments, inexhaustible energy has given way to lethargy and ill-temper.&quot;<br><br>The pain one feels hearing this, it is inexplicable. It is the essence of tragedy.

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  @stridertex · 1 month ago

  &quot;Charleroi ... by God, that man does war honor.&quot;

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