Battle of Waterloo

This M. de Grouchy, a descendant of his namesake of the First Empire, of whom it has been said, quite wrongly, that his absence at the start of the Battle of Waterloo was the principal cause of Napoleon’s defeat, came of an excellent family which, however, was not good enough in the eyes of certain fanatics for blue blood.

The Guermantes Way 2003

Her book "Infamous Army" contains a description of the Battle of Waterloo so detailed that universities have included it in their history reading lists.

Gilded Romances Of Dashing Dandies, Brooding Beaus 2010

As I mentioned last time, the "100 days" benchmark was one set by Napoleon himself, which ended with the Battle of Waterloo.

Chris Weigant: Obama's Second Hundred Days 2010

As I mentioned last time, the "100 days" benchmark was one set by Napoleon himself, which ended with the Battle of Waterloo.

Chris Weigant: Obama's Second Hundred Days Chris Weigant 2010

If I may mix my metaphors: Obama and his Democrat cronies have just crossed the Rubicon, but the Battle of Waterloo is only now beginning.

Our Mission: Repeal It. | RedState 2010

As I mentioned last time, the "100 days" benchmark was one set by Napoleon himself, which ended with the Battle of Waterloo.

Obama's Second Hundred Days 2010

As I mentioned last time, the "100 days" benchmark was one set by Napoleon himself, which ended with the Battle of Waterloo.

Chris Weigant: Obama's Second Hundred Days 2009

Founded by Walter Morgan as Industrial & Power Securities Co., the fund was renamed Wellington Fund in 1935 after the English duke who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.

At 80, Wellington Still Going Strong 2009

Here, he writes about the aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo.

All the Presidents' Literature Jonathan Raban 2009

But when they came to collect the garbage, the noise was so loud my second floor apartment seemed to be in the midst of the Battle of Waterloo.

Chris Durang: Remembrance of Sublets Past 2009