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What was the name of the 16th June battle between Wellington & the French? © Copyright Waterloo Quatre Bras Back to Questions Answer

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Where was Napoleon sent after Waterloo? © Copyright Waterloo St Helena Back to Questions Answer

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Louis (XVIII) Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions What was the name of the French king restored after Waterloo ?

Mont St Jean Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions What was the name of the ridge on which Wellington took up position at Waterloo?

Imperial Guard Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions What were the elite soldiers of Napoleon’s army called?

Vienna Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions Which Austrian city was the peace agreement reached in, in 1815?

Plancenoit Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions Which village was captured by the Prussians towards the end of the battle?

(Sir) Thomas Picton Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions Which famous British General was killed in the early afternoon at Waterloo?

Brussels Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions Which main city is north of Waterloo?

Wavre Answer © Copyright Waterloo Back to Questions Which town did the Prussians retreat towards on 16th June?