The last war of Napoleon was

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The last war of Napoleon was the Battle of Waterloo. It is between Napoleon's French Army and an alliance driven by the Duke of Wellington and Marshal Blücher. The definitive clash of its age closed a conflict that had seethed for a long time, finished French endeavours to rule Europe, and obliterated Napoleon's supreme power forever. The French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte escaped exile in March 1815 and got back under control. He chose to go into all-out attack mode, expecting to win a speedy triumph that would destroy the alliance of European armed forces shaped against him. The 48,000-in-number Prussian Army was capable and proficient, a blend of veterans, local army, and reserve units. Its solidarity lay in the official corps, particularly its General Staff, who figured out how to redesign the military and move it to Waterloo in no less than 48 hours of its loss at Ligny.

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