Jeanne D'arc: Her Life And Death
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(1) The former story was written in 1429, by the Greffier of Rochelle. "I will yield me only to her, the most valiant woman in the world. " The Greffier was writing at the moment, but not, of course, as an eyewitness. --A. L.
CHAPTER VI -- THE CORONATION. JULY 17, 1429.
The road was now clear, and even the most timid of counsellors could notlonger hold back the most indolent of kings. Jeanne had kept her wordonce more and fulfilled her own prophecy, and a force of enthusiasmand certainty, n...ot to be put down, pressed forward the unwilling Courttowards the great ceremonial of the coronation, to which all exceptthose most chiefly concerned attached so great an importance. Charleswould have hesitated still, and questioned the possibility of resistanceon the part of Rheims, if that city had not sent a deputation ofcitizens with the keys of the town, to meet him. After this it was buta triumphal march into the sacred place, where the great cathedraldominated a swarming, busy, medi
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1) The former story was written in 1429, by the Greffier of Rochelle. "I will yield me only to her, the most valiant woman in the world. " The Greffier was writing at the moment, but not, of course, as an eyewitness. --A. L.
CHAPTER VI -- THE CORONATION. JULY 17, 1429.
The road was now clear, and even the most timid of counsellors could notlonger hold back the most indolent of kings. Jeanne had kept her wordonce more and fulfilled her own prophecy, and a force of enthusiasmand certainty, n...ot to be put down, pressed forward the unwilling Courttowards the great ceremonial of the coronation, to which all exceptthose most chiefly concerned attached so great an importance. Charleswould have hesitated still, and questioned the possibility of resistanceon the part of Rheims, if that city had not sent a deputation ofcitizens with the keys of the town, to meet him. After this it was buta triumphal march into the sacred place, where the great cathedraldominated a swarming, busy, medi
What to read after Jeanne D'arc: Her Life And Death?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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