Battle of Waterloo - Hand Painted Chess SetBattle of Waterloo - Hand Painted Chess Set
Battle of Waterloo - Hand Painted Chess Set
Immerse yourself in the significant turning point that reshaped Europe's future with Studio Anne Carlton's Battle of Waterloo handmade chess set. This distinctive chess set brings to life the dramatic events of June 18th, 1815, allowing you to re-enact the epic battle between the...
£495.00 GBP
£495.00 GBP

The Battle of Waterloo

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Napoleon Bonaparte & The French Army

    Napoleon sought to re-establish his dominance over Europe by defeating the Coalition forces before they could properly unite, Napoleon helmed an army 72,000 strong with the plan to engage Duke Wellingtons Anglo-Allied forces while preventing the Reinforcements from Blucher's Prussian army.

    However, Napoleon's army was decisevly defeated, factors such as Poor Coordination, over-reliance on Marshal Ney, delayed reinforcements and the inevitable arrival of the Prussian army all contributed to his downfall.

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    Duke Arthur & The Seventh Coalition

      The Seventh Coalition sought to prevent Napoleon from reclaiming power, and restore European stability under the post-Napoleonic era. Including British, Dutch, Belgian and German Troops led by the Duke of Wellington, and Prussian troops under Blucher.

      With around 68,000 troops, they maintained a primarily defensive posture awaiting the reinforcements of the Prussian Army, 50,000 strong. With the Prussian army flanking Napoleon on the right and rear, sealing his defeat and leading to his exile to Saint Helena.

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