army of, 49, 165
closed his line, 88
despair, 86
Dutch troops, and, 50
against execution of Napoleon, 122
and his hat, 90
his view, 119
importance of Waterloo, 51
meets Blücher, 93–4
nickname, 241
report of Waterloo, 46
‘scum of the earth’, 99
in Spain, 24
well-organised republic, 244
Whig government, 136
wine, 230–1
women, equality of, 145, 213–14
Wybkici, Jozef, 195
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