[Answer] 10. The saying 'The Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing-fields of Eton' is attributed to the Duke of Wellington. Irrespective of whether or not he actually said it, there's at least one little problem with this statement. What?

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...1. All of these 2. None of the Prussian, Dutch or Hanoverian troops at Waterloo had attended Eton 3. Very few of the British soldiers at Waterloo had been to Eton 4. In Wellington's time, school games were chaotic and did little to encourage team spirit In fact, it sounds much more in keeping with the 'cult of games' that developed at British boys' boarding schools much later in the nineteenth century.

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All of these:

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