Napoleon's Six Days' Campaign
1814 · Event
Outnumbered five to one in the fields of Champagne, Napoleon wins four battles in six days with an army of teenagers — the 'Marie-Louises' — mauling Blücher's army corps by corps. Militarily his masterpiece, strategically irrelevant: the Allies simply march on Paris by another road.
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