Battle of Waterloo

Battle of Waterloo ... When his father, who up to that time ruled as sovereign prince, proclaimed himself king in 1815, he became Prince of Orange as heir ...

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The Prince of Orange was certainly wounded in the Battle of Waterloo, but not killed. Bernard Cornwell took the opportunity to make Sharpe ...

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William, Prince of Orange, was wounded by a musket ball in his left shoulder late in the Battle of Waterloo. A print shows officers coming to his aid.

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In the TV movie Sharpe's Waterloo, the Prince of Orange was an officer at the Battle of Waterloo. He had hired the professional soldier, Richard Sharpe, for ...

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The Dutch King William I and his son, the Prince of Orange, who had fought in the front line and was wounded, were outraged.

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25,000 killed or wounded ... They were mostly composed of Dutch troops under the Prince of Orange's younger brother, Prince Frederick of the Netherlands.

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Prince William was fatally shot on July 10, 1584. On March 28, 1581, the King of Spain issued a proclamation in ...

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In 1815 he fought under the Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. As a mark of gratitude for this the Dutch people presented him with Soestdijk Palace.

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The painting depicts William II, King of the Netherlands, as Prince of Orange, astride a horse in hussar uniform, with the Battle of Waterloo in the background.

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