So Napoleon lost the battle because it rained only on his side
and not on Wellington's ? One of them didn't say his prayers.
Actually, the battle didn't begin until noon because the ground
had to dry so that the canon balls could bounce and plow
into the troops, otherwise they would just get stuck in the mud.
Went to the Waterloo battlefield on a school trip a lifetime ago,
had the course of battle explained to us charge by charge.
The movie with Steiger and Plummer was pretty accurate,
according to the book by A, Nofi. Napoleon, Wellington and
Blucher all had mud to contend with.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...-eruption.html
and not on Wellington's ? One of them didn't say his prayers.
Actually, the battle didn't begin until noon because the ground
had to dry so that the canon balls could bounce and plow
into the troops, otherwise they would just get stuck in the mud.
Went to the Waterloo battlefield on a school trip a lifetime ago,
had the course of battle explained to us charge by charge.
The movie with Steiger and Plummer was pretty accurate,
according to the book by A, Nofi. Napoleon, Wellington and
Blucher all had mud to contend with.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...-eruption.html


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