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Battle Of Waterloo
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With the 200 anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo only a few weeks off (18th June), I thought that some may be interested in this rather interesting article?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3083053/The-battle-Waterloo-25-extraordinary-objects-Napoleon-s-macabre-mementos-looted-dead-stories-history-s-fascinating-relics.html
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thank you AOG. I know a fair bit about the battle, but this is a fascinating article and well worth reading.
For anyone interested (and who can get there) there is a museum on the Halifax/Queensbury road on the outskirts of Halifax, which has a plethora of 'Wellingtonia' - his campaign bed, uniform etc.. It is very well worth a visit. (It used to be free entry, but I've not been for a while.) This is because the 'Duke o' Boots' regiment was based at Halifax. The Barracks is now a school site.
For anyone interested (and who can get there) there is a museum on the Halifax/Queensbury road on the outskirts of Halifax, which has a plethora of 'Wellingtonia' - his campaign bed, uniform etc.. It is very well worth a visit. (It used to be free entry, but I've not been for a while.) This is because the 'Duke o' Boots' regiment was based at Halifax. The Barracks is now a school site.
Have you sent for your free (postage £2.50) Waterloo Medal?
http://www.200waterloo.co.uk/?utm_source=GAAdwords&utm_medium=Adwords&;utm_campaign=92008516&gclid=CPjdpYXGxsUCFU_LtAoddAQAKQ
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