Waterloo Retelling of Napoleon and Wellington Clash
A fragmented account recalls dawn rain at Waterloo with French outposts ahead of Hougomont and La Haye Sainte. Wellington and Napoleon coordinate defense and assault as brigades and cavalry clash, while Prussians and Ney shift position toward the final French retreat.
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Hougomont
la Haye Sainte
Napoleon
Wellington
Aner
Grouchy
Pasion
Hougomam
Cat Haye Sainte
Fay
Bath
Cepion
Sainte
Bennetshese
D'Erlon
Picton
Picton Nimsell
al Ojiainetras
Milbiant
Chivassets
Heyy
Household
Union
Lord Txbriles
Acataup
Marsha
Squires
Martesiene
Ney
Brussels
Golem
Charlerai
Waterloo
Marshal Ney
Sanbre
Maychienne
Napoeon
Marshal Grouchy
Unclear fragment on withdrawal and unit movements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Grouchy and Namur with detachments and corps movements. Details are incomplete and attribution uncertain.
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Krome
Grouchy
Namur
Grouchy Et Tas
Blucher
Pireh
Emperor army turmoil over leadership and force
A fragmented report hints at a power struggle within the Emperor’s army. The text mentions leadership changes, physical force, and potential upheaval affecting command structure and loyalty.
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Fred Bareham
Petrie Street
CIVIC
Zeiss Ikon
Canderra
Fulton
Penin
Hougemont
Lax Haye Sainte
Wiy
Welling
Cire le Talon
Brehors
Nima
Unter
Fmre
Lienety Prusion
Luke Tesied
Neal Tashar
His
T Tigny
Fina Mini Gon
Enrey Hig
Avy
Weiler
Hatory
Dames Ie
Ine
Queanbeyan
Yael
Houndstooth
Jist
Lorig
Royal End
Mirectiva
P.O
Canberra City
The
Sumvony
Ren, Toly
ADL
Pry
Spirle Sk
Fushi
Jim
Joan Robinson
Mellaggis Bos
Tamtbae
Keltong
Fey