But Wellington had ordered his soldiers to take cover behind ... totally confused. On June 22, 1815 — four days after the Battle of Waterloo — he abdicated his throne for the second time.

QUESTION Did any British soldiers survive both the Battle ... as General Lambert's Brigade-Major, in the battle of Waterloo, on June 18, 1815. Despite all this, Harry Smith is perhaps more famous ...

Four human bones have been unearthed on the dig so far Human leg bones have been unearthed in the first excavation of the main allied field hospital used in the 1815 Battle of Waterloo.

The battle ends the Napoleonic wars but leaves Britain's economy serious affected. Mass unemployment and rising food costs lead to a new wave of radicalism. Video: A history of Scotland ...

It was June 18, 1815 ... soldiers died in the charge, along with hundreds of English troops. After the battle, most were buried where they fell or in mass pits. Today, archaeologists surveying ...