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The cavalry of the Anglo-Allied Army was commanded by lt-general the Earl of Uxbridge and consisted of seven Brigades. These Brigades included the British and those of the Kings German Legion; a Hanoverian Brigade, five squadrons of Brunswick cavalry and three Brigades of Dutch-Belgians. Before the commencement of hostilities the British were stationed at Grammont, in and around Nivove and in villages bordering the river Derider
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Soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars #8 - The Union Brigade - British Cavalry at Waterloo, June 1815
The cavalry of the Anglo-Allied Army was commanded by lt-general the Earl of Uxbridge and consisted of seven Brigades. These Brigades included the British and those of the Kings German Legion; a Hanoverian Brigade, five squadrons of Brunswick cavalry and three Brigades of Dutch-Belgians. Before the commencement of hostilities the British were stationed at Grammont, in and around Nivove and in villages bordering the river Derider
The cavalry of the Anglo-Allied Army was commanded by lt-general the Earl of Uxbridge and consisted of seven Brigades. These Brigades included the British and those of the Kings German Legion; a Hanoverian Brigade, five squadrons of Brunswick cavalry and three Brigades of Dutch-Belgians. Before the commencement of hostilities the British were stationed at Grammont, in and around Nivove and in villages bordering the river Derider