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Why Napoleon Won The Battle Of Waterloo

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Wellington 1 Bonaparte 0 The battle of Waterloo is over and the remaining troops of the French army is coming home after a crushing defeat. Today is June 19th and yesterday June 18th the battle of Waterloo took place. This was napoleons last chance to try and stop the British from taking over France. Napoleons enemy was Arthur Wellesley or known as the (Duke of Wellington). Arthur was a great military leader. He was loved by Britain and a good match against Napoleon, except our leader Napoleon is better. Napoleon knows more tactics than the duke, but somehow our great leader Napoleon was defeated in battle. He must of not had well trained troops or something because he should have won the battle. Napoleon had 72,000 troops and the British

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