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Tie Chances Of Battle., CAT Waterloo" said
Nanoieon. 0aI ought to have been victorious.
The chances were a hundred to one in my favor.
But Ney, the bravest of the brave, at the head of
AZ 600 Frenchmen, suffered himself 10 be delayed
a whole day by some thousand of Nassau troops.
Had it not been for this inexplicable inactivity the
English army would have been taken fagrante
deLiciO, and annhilated without striking blow:
Grouchy, with 10000 men, suffered Buow and
BIncher to escapefrom him; and finally, heavy
shower of rain made the ground so soft that it was
impossible to commence the attack at day-break.
Had been able to commence carly, Wellington's
army would have ibeen,ttodden down in the defiles
of the forest before the Prussans could have had
time 10 arrive Il were otherwise lost without re.
source. - The defeat of Wellngton's army would
have been peace, the repose o! Europe, the recog-
milton Of the interests Of the masses and OF the de-


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