Napoleons Waterloo Campaign (1815) 

Thanks for the idea!

Wellington could have left Waterloo and come Blücher helping against Napoleon but then Grouche would be on Napolleons side aswell. And then it would be a 50-50 chance. I would bet my money on Napoleon. Today we would talk about his victory at Wavre

@@maxschon7709 It is, of course, all what if but I do not think Wellington could have moved that diverse allied force faster than Napoleon could have finnished Blucher, who was (Initially) running East (Away from Wellington). It was a classic Napoleonic movement by interior lines. Then Napoleon blew it (In my estimation) when he abandoned this tactic, divided his forces in the face superior numbers and gave Blucher an opportunity to regroup, while at the same time, afforded Wellington the opportunity to fight a defensive battle (His forte, as demonstrated in Spain). I know the stories of treachery among some of the French officers. I consider them plausible but unproven. Napoleon, on the other hand, lost this battle the moment he eased the pressure on Blucher (In my opinion).

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