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The historic finale of the Napoleonic Era was the Battle of Waterloo, a brutal day-long showdown fought among three armies on what otherwise should have been a pleasant Sunday, on June 18th, 1815. The battle was fought in Belgium, 12 miles south of the capital, Brussels. The ruler of France, Napoleon Bonaparte, was decisively defeated by two Allied army commanders, the Duke of Wellington and Field Marshal Blucher. The epic battle finally ended the long drawn out fifteen years of conflict, known as the Napoleonic Wars, finally came to an end.
FREE ACCESS IN Our Visitor's Area of the site includes;
- Exclusive Waterloo Campaign and Napoleonic illustrations
- A spectacular links page to Waterloo Campaign,
Napoleonic and 19th Century related online sites.
- Dozens of Waterloo and Napoleonic Period related books
and games overviews.
- Illustrated Articles
INTRO TO THIS SITE;
The site studies the 1815 Waterloo Campaign and also events during the Napoleonic Era years, primarily through art content.
ALSO included - Excerpts of Napoleonic journals, anecdotes, summations texts, period artwork, maps, political cartoons
- and our own exclusive illustrations.
Visit the BEST LINKS PAGE anywhere online for everything related to Waterloo and Napoleon; GO HERE
Current Game in the Members-only Area
'A Ridge Too Far'
- The Charge of the Scots Greys
Join in the thrill of acting and deciding your own fate in the ultimate online interactive roleplaying game and immerse yourself in an adventure involving the excitement and horrors of war depicted in our fully illustrated simulation-game version of the famous 'Charge of the Scots Greys' at the Battle of Waterloo.
- inside the membership area opening in December 2023.
Special 2020 Battle of Waterloo Tabletop Wargame Replay Event
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- opening in December 2024
Subscribers will find updates of;
- Waterloo campaign illustrated articles exploring both the familiar and little-known related topics.
- Napoleonic Era illustrated academic studies.
- Plenty of historical anecdotes we've accompanied with pictures; mostly involving battle stories.
- Campaign and Battle maps - accurate and uncluttered.
- The untold stories of unique and unfamiliar topics in and around the Era features prominently.
- A Waterloo role-playing game is included.
- The full story of our extraordinary
2020 Waterloo wargame replay is featured.
