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Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington entered the world on the 1st of May 1769 within a townhouse at 6 Merrion Street in Dublin. Contemporary newspapers from early May announced his birth to the Countess of Morningning though historians dispute the exact date and location.
The Battle of Waterloo commenced on Sunday the 18th of June 1815 near the town that now lies within Belgium. Approximately seventy-three thousand troops formed the Anglo-Dutch-German army including twenty-six thousand British soldiers while Marshal Ney launched cavalry charges against Wellington's center around 16:30.
Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington died in 1852 after serving as Commander-in-Chief of the Forces until his death. He remained one of the leading figures in the House of Lords until retirement in 1846 before passing away four years later.
Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington became Prime Minister alongside Robert Peel in January 1828 after resigning as Commander-in-Chief. His tenure lasted from 1828 until 1830 before serving on an interim basis for less than a month in 1834.
Wellesley constructed massive earthworks known as the Lines of Torres Vedras in complete secrecy to slow the French advance at Buçaco. These fortifications had flanks guarded by the Royal Navy and baffled the invading French forces who retreated after six months of failed attempts to break through.