6. a. he and Blücher are the first to assemble forcesV. Quatre Bras and Ligny<br />A. Napoleon Strikes First<br />1. Stealthy Approach<br />a. initial dispositions<br />b. terrain<br />2. Initial engagements<br />a. The Duchess of Richmond’s Ball<br />B. Quatre Bras, 16 June 1815<br />1. The Prince of Orange Botches Things<br />a. Ney Fails to Take Advantage<br />2. British Troops Save the Day<br />a. Kellermann’s charge<br />b. Wellington at his very best<br />C. Ligny<br />1. initial stages<br />a. d’Erlon’s fiasco<br />2. The Climax<br />a. Blücher’s fall<br />D. The Allies Withdraw, 17 June<br />1. Napoleon’s Leisurely Pursuit<br />2. The Downpour<br />9/21/11<br />
![Napoleon, Part 2<br />Session vii<br />The Hundred Days<br />I. Elba<br />A. Conditions of His Exile <br />1. terms<br />2. the island<br />B. How Napoleon Reacted<br />1. initial efforts to rule his new “empire”<br />2. increasing frustration<br />II. Congress of Vienna, October 1814-June 1815<br />A. the Dance begins<br />1. the role of women<br />2. entertainments<br />3. the Big Four/Five exclude the lesser states<br />a. the major diplomats<br />B.The Major Issues<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/sessionvii-111016115851-phpapp02/85/session-vii-1-320.jpg)
![a. numbers overwhelm him2. Legitimacy, Compensation & the Balance of Power<br />C. Results<br />1. Who gets what<br />III. The Return<br />,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)