Waterloo: The Battle that Ended An Empire 

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As this is your job I feel obliged to let you know that the video on the tintagel Castle is spreading misinformation about the geographical location of Devon and Cornwall

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Oh...and getting back to a previous point. Simon Wolf, Abe Lincoln's Jewish Attorney was also connected to The Rothschilds. There are books. Also, George Peabody did receive huge British Loans after The Civil War ended before working with Julius Spencer Morgan, the father of J.P. Morgan & Company long ago known today as J.P. Morgan & Chase. I found that source in a reference book, but The Biography Channel also mentioned those huge British Loans in their documentary on J.P. Morgan. G. Edward Griffin's book, 'The Creature From Jekyll Island (CSPAN Books) mentions that Paul Warburg (Paul Warburg - Federal Reserve History Dot Org's article on Jekyll Island) was an agent of The Rothschilds. Well, I found books on Paul Warburg & Jacob Schiff (Encyclopedia Britannica as well as other encyclopedias), and books on Jacob Schiff & The Rothschilds. Also, Forbes Magazine mentioned that Wilbur Ross, Trump's Right Hand Man, was an chairman for The Rothschild Banks for 23 Years. The L.A. Times also mentioned the same. Before that, The NY Times reported on Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild funding Hillary Clinton and Sen. John McCain's Campaigns. Hmmmm...So much for that law that prevents presidential candidates from receiving foreign campaign contributions whether direct or indirect. Oh...and They are also attacking The Separation of Church & State that Roger Williams came out with that later transcended down into our U.S. 1st Amendment between The Danbury Baptist Association & Thomas Jefferson in Danbury, CT in 1803 under 'A Wall of Separation." Thomas Jefferson's Letter on The Separation of Church & State is "The Clause" to our U.S. 1st Amendment (U.S. Library of Congress & 1st Amendment Center") I'm not surprised their attacking Pilgrims either when they were very thankful for Squanto. Sad how people manipulate our past to suit their agendas. Oh...and Reverend Edward Wightman was one of the reasons why Roger Williams came out with The Separation of Church & State as well as Obediah Holmes, Anne Hutchinson and many others who were persecuted long ago for their beliefs. The Separation of Church & State was to prevent government from messing with religion, to prevent government from forming a centralized church, and to grant 'religious freedom' in order to prevent a person from becoming persecuted for their religious freedom to speak their beliefs. Too many were executed in the past to forget that which even led us up to The 30 Years' War which did not just include Germany but many parts of Europe as well. The United States was based on "Religious Freedom" a quest shared by those on The Mayflower as well as our U.S. Founding Fathers. Funny how people forget that part of our past or never research into that part of our past. I'm also pretty sure mainstream media won't talk about that past either. Bunch of holigans, and the whole damn country has been hijacked from within, and people don't even realize it. I guess that is what television and playing video games does to a person. They don't even realize that The Queen of England sits on The Crown of Canada, and it isn't even a secret.

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King Louis XVIII "uh guys help Napoleon is back in France again" Austria,Russia,Prussia,Britain,Spain,Sweden: *How many times do we have to teach you old man*

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Had they not, then the war would've been against France- so no doubt the slicing off of certain regions after the victory as reparations would've been the case. As it was, FRANCE was guaranteed their pre Revolutionary borders.

Imagine being such a badass that capitalism and communism had to band together to sort you out.

and shiny bald head.

And well kept beard

And how he brings the blaze

Liam Scherl and how he got his 761 RU-vidchannels

Nothing he narrates is ever NOT interesting. Why he doesn't work for the National Geographic Channel by this point is beyond me.

Wellington loathed Uxbridge and was reluctantly forced to have him due to Uxbridge having royal favour

How did they fight with so much corn?

Bastards!

Don't forget Harper

@@dadjokes8963 don’t forgot the 95th and South Essex

That’s soldiering lol

@@adrianaspbury2970 that's soldiering ya bastards

That's why it's the best.

Almost all of Simon's channels are! And then there is business blaze. Awesome channel still.

I totally agree but if you want the best most interesting coverage of any Napoleon battle check out epic history TVs channel. I never really had any interest in the subject but his series on the napoleonic wars is hands down the most interesting thing I have ever seen on RU-vid. Check it out, you won’t be disappointed.

If you like this channel he does a few others as well. Biographics Top tenz Megaprojects Business Blaze Look what I found out Yeah hes prolifically awesome

Michael Straw today I found out

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I thought it was managing to eat an entire Ziggy Piggy ice cream dessert. 😆

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And what platform is this on??

@@LostCause36 PC

One of my favorites ❤ nice

@@LostCause36 tablet too

Especially when he invented those cool green boots.

There is one now.

The winger seem to show up at every battle

André Niemand NDQ?

Then the Prussians arrived doesn’t have the same ring to it though.

@@leholen381 It does if Preußens Gloria is played in the background ;)

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His biggest flaws were in display post Russia. He was probably the most egotistical and vain general ever hence the battle of Waterloo. People had been paying attention and studying him and his methods since Austerlitz. He had large body of work to study and really didn't change much. Granted they copied him to the letter, the entire Corp system is his invention.

The Austrians being a next door neighbor would crush the not so grand armee with the army of Bohemia

I’d argue that the empire and his throne were still his after Russia All he had to do was leave Germany and Italy to the allies and retreat with the army into France The allies would have sued for peace and they could have worked out a treaty that kept France powerful but not too powerful But Napoleon couldn’t stand the idea of losing his empire in Europe and kept refusing the coalitions peace offers

Seconded. Even if he had crushed all his enemies in Waterloo, his empire just would have died another day - and that ABBA song would have had another name.

@@benjackson91 Considering Napoleon had a vastly superior army Wellington did a brilliant job holding him up, equal armies and Wellington wouldn't need the Prussians

Good script writers, and good camera+prompter = quality RU-vid videos!

Well, he's the host lol, there is a big team of people that get uploads up so often

@@CezarBianu Don't forget the noggin polisher! That elegant, clean pate always shines!

Because there is a massive team that writes, does research, and edits videos. Kinda like that silly channel Brew

Now thats commenting!

@I know where Epstein Is you mean Boromir?

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Apart from the dire 1995 effort Sharpes Waterloo. Best left forgotten that one.

@@annescholey6546 god yeah. That was embarrassing. I blame that movie for this stereotype of we Brits thinking we won it alone, but we dont! Just a terrible movie. Shame because the book is exceptional.

His channel? It's just one of his channels! :) He has a lot of them, and the number is steadily growing, it seems. Some of the others: TodayIFoundOut, TopTenz, Biographics, Visual Politik, Highlight History, MegaProjects.

You are in for a treat. This channel is full of intersting content.

Fun fact: There were about 3800 muskets at Trafalgar. The French 4th division of the 1st Corps alone had 4000 at Waterloo and they were all concentrated! Just imagine the noise.

But it actually did surrender at Waterloo.

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@@BaronSamedi1959 nope, it died protecting the retreat. The elements of the guards that were beatten were of the young and middle guard.

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He did make a video about them and if I'm not mistaken its on Biographics or Today I found out..

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I think Wellington had him buried on his country estate

@@jacktattis He did!

Reminds me of a Australian Light Horse Bill the Bastard Always bucked when his owner got on always, except for when he carried 3 or 4 soldiers from the Battlefield I think two extra on his back and two men with one foot in the stirrups with the rider holding on to them I dont know what happened to Bill Only one horse was brought home That was General Harry Chuavels mount.

The film Waterloo may be accurate, but it's not a good film by any means.

It is not good. It is jolly good!

You should check out the channel History Buffs. He researches the accuracy of historical movies. Waterloo is of course one of them

@@nathanlowe5346 you must be blind

It is a fantastic film! Rod Steiger and Christopher Plummer played Napoleon and Wellington superbly. Very accurate film and superbly made.

Richard Glen You know what? That’s good enough for me!

Two years later and they still have not made a video explaining how Britain lost the Empire after “winning” two world wars. And they will never make it.

Along with the Crimean war, the Italian wars of unification, the Autrian-Prussian war, and all the wars in the Balkans... The Franco-German war didn't affect world history more than these wars...

Napoleonic France was in misery??

@@jonathanallard2128 ...do you not know what happened just prior to Waterloo?

@@Heisenberg882 wise ruler would not be attacked by entire continent. Get some allies maybe?

@@goran77ish France was the only country without a monarchy back then. They did not have any allies because the other monarchies were scared that an alliance would inspire the people to demolish their country's monarchy. Also, without a monarchy and most of the nobility dead or fled France had no way to get allies through marriages.

@@naomibousson that would be the case but wasn't Napoleon like an Emperor and during hes exile they had a king that fled when he came back? But that point is fair, revolution was not far back and Napoleon himself did not come from some old noble/king family so even if he called himself an Emperor rest of Europe considered him as usurper. He should not have came back at all if he was wise, there was no way he could win.

​@@Heisenberg882 if Napoleon managed to form an alliance of Russia and Austria they could've potentially invade Britain even tho Royal Navy was powerful

There was more Canadian participation in the Napoleonic Wars than I first thought. I have two 5th great granduncles from New Brunswick who supposedly fought at Waterloo after fighting in the War of 1812. I am waiting to hear back from the provincial archives on assistance for the research in verifying that information.

There's a Napoleon hat in Le Procope restaurant in Paris as well.

1870 was Between 2 countries on the Franco-Prussian border and lasted less than a year, effecting only those two nations the Napoleonic wars and the First World War were multi national , multi year ,

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@@jonathanallard2128 wooooooooo I'll get my coat

@@Shinku4949 I don't get it. The language nazi coat?

@@jonathanallard2128 the rick flair coat pmsl

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Try Epic history tv, the Napoleon series!

@@mulapare2593 best series ever!

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