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This is, and will always be, a Sacred Band of Thebes stan account.

When you see the Anglo-Saxons being used to promote white supremacy:

In 1809 Austria sprung at percieved French weakness and attacked France and its allies. Poniatowski only had 20,000 men (Poland's veterans were in Spain) to contend with a much larger and more experienced Austrian force. 5/9

Hmm... there are a lot of great options (many of which have already been mentioned in the replies). I think one of the more unique paintings is Francois Flameng's depiction of the Battle of Eylau. I think he captures the atmosphere and drama of the battle incredibly well. https://t.co/IG3f3mOSRb

However, the Irish Brigade had brought glory to both their unit and their adopted country. Without their contribution, it is unlikely that Fontenoy would have been won. The Irish Brigade had secured its position as the elite of the elite of the French army.

The Brigade suffered grievous casualties from the British platoon fire, which was still at two-thirds strength. But the Brigade kept its momentum and slammed into the column with bayonets fixed.

@RatsEveryHour Same energy

In 1815, the Black Brunswickers once again served against Napoleon, performing well at Quatre-Bras. At that battle, the Duke of Brunswick was killed by a French musketball. 4/4