Notably , the battle was between the French and English armies ~ see related link below for the Order of battle of the Waterloo Campaign .
Πεταλούδα (Pet-ah-LOO-tha)
Water - in the strait between the island of Salamis and Athens.
first of all its Athena and second of all she had a battle with her uncle poseidon she created the olive tree and he created a water spring and the people of Athens picked the olive tree over the water spring
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Napoleon was defeated by the English
Napoleon was sent to Saint Helena after his defeat at Waterloo.
French Army under Emperor Napoleon vs. British and German armies
In Amsterdam or at the Hague, which is in effect a suburb, and a royal estate. I believe she died at the Het Loo palace. strange as it sounds to Americans, the name might be loosely translated at (Watering place or Water Gate) Loo means water, as in the battle town of Waterloo which is in Belgium.
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Yes
You will need to go to the loo
You will need to go to the loo
a loo loo is a toilet where you do business.
The British slang for toilet or restroom is spelled "loo."It likely derives from the French word l'eau (the water).
Battle of Amies
no she left ages ago