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Wellington

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Second of three programmes written by NESTA PAIN based on the biography by ELIZABETH LONGFORD with Paul Rogers as Wellington 2: Waterloo
' Believe me, nothing, excepting a battle lost, can be half so melancholy as a battle won.' The early morning of Sunday 18 June 1815, found the armies of Wellington and Napoleon facing each other at Waterloo. The battle which followed was ferociously fought on both sides. When it ended at dusk, Wellington and Bliicher, his Prussian ally, had lost between them 30.000 men. The second part of this new series tells the story of that fateful day. Narrator NOEL JOHNSON
With BETTY BASKCOMB , ROBIN BROWNE. MICHAEL BURLINGTON, LESLIE HERITAGE, GODFREY KENTON, DENIS MCCARTHY. DEBORAH PAIGE and STEPHEN THORNE
and GORDON GOSTELOW as Sergeant Wheeler
Technical assistants:
PETiR JAMES and ZENA BOYLE Producer ALAN HAYDOCK

Contributors

Written By:
Nesta Pain
Unknown:
Elizabeth Longford
Unknown:
Paul Rogers
Narrator:
Noel Johnson
Unknown:
Betty Baskcomb
Unknown:
Godfrey Kenton
Unknown:
Denis McCarthy
Unknown:
Deborah Paige
Unknown:
Stephen Thorne
Unknown:
Gordon Gostelow
Technical Assistant:
Peter James
Technical Assistant:
Zena Boyle
Producer:
Alan Haydock

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