"Waterloo, I was defeated, you won the war."

The title of the video needs to be changed to "Napoleon and the 100 days before Waterloo" .
The map at 30:26 is wrong, Quatre Bras and Ligny aren't south of Charleroi, they are north of Charleroi.

Marie Louse was more ruthless in her treatment of Napoleon after 1814 than any enemy he faced

Napoleon is an extra ordinary person in history ,one man with such an amazing military and political mind to be head of state and front line
Military leader,I can recall only Alexander the Great and Julius ceasear with such persona and leader,to fight such much battles against all types of odds is remarkable,yet his final battle ,with weather and mis usage of his Marshals that cost him especially ,since Davout and suchet was just wasted away nothing particularly involving in the final battle of Waterloo ,one often wonders what might their military leadership have helped shaped Waterloo

'I have fought sixty battles, and I assure you, that I have learned nothing from all of them that I did not know in the first.'

The letters he sent to josephine were the real embarrassment

He was a bounder that figured out that War is the key to getting Power and keeping it.

Info on the actual battle doesn’t start until about the 30 minute mark

RIP
To the 25,000 Imperial French soldiers, 3,500 of the Duke of Wellington’s army soldiers, 1,144–1,200 Prussian army soldiers, and 7,000 horses (on both sides) who were killed in the Battle of Waterloo

He didn't just fall. He was totally routed. His vaunted Imperial Guard fleeing and deserting in their hundreds and losing all his artillery park.

It was British not English. The Cameron Highlanders: This regiment fought in the 5th Division and threw back a French infantry attack at bayonet point. However, they suffered heavy casualties from artillery fire and cavalry attacks.

The Gordon Highlanders: This regiment also fought in the 5th Division and suffered many losses, including their commanding officer and an ensign.

The Black Watch: This regiment fought in the 5th Division.

The Royal Scots: The Royal Scots' colours are on permanent display in a Napoleonic and Waterloo display in a museum. The colours were refurbished and have the battle honors "Waterloo", "Peninsula", and "Niagara" painted on them.

The Royal Scots Greys: This regiment was also known as Portmore's Dragoons.

It amazes me just how close these historically crucial places really were.
Amazing

I had thought that he exploded in the kitchen--Linoleum Blownapart.

Wellington became Prime Minister in the UK and hated dealing with the comman everyday men! He called the general bottom a middle classes “THE MOB”!

Bonaparte was such a kind-hearted fellow and he really cared for his soldiers. When asked how he would cope with losing hundreds of thousands of his soldiers in Russia he merely said that the mothers of France will willingly give me another army.

It’s very helpful for learning about history.

Napoleon had a lot more wars declared against him than he declared himself.

Thank you for this educational video. I’m trying to teach students world history and war history as my predecessors taught me! Be blessed!

Astonishingly, the fact that the French Imperial Guard broke and ran after enormous volleys of from infantry under the command of Maitland is completely ignored.  Only when that happened was the 'general pursuit' command issued by Wellington.

Excellent documentary