Jeanne D'arc, the Maid of France
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. Guard well your good city for the king. You shall soon hear my good news more plainly. . . .
All Brittany is French, and the duke will send the king three thousand men paid for two months." But, again, Brittany did not send his men.
On March 23, a letter signed with Jeanne's name was sent to the Hussites, against whom Cardinal Beaufort had planned his crusade. It was probably the work of Jean Pasquerel, and shows neither the Maid's phraseology nor spirit. Threats of punish- ment for their her...esy are made : " perhaps I will leave the English and turn against you," which would have been impossible to Jeanne, both the word and the deed.
Certainly Bedford and Burgundy had never con- templated peace ; on the contrary, there was a care- fully worked-out plan for the spring campaign. An army, victualled in Normandy and Picardy, should take the towns near Paris lost that summer, and the THE TRUCE 235 city be relieved and well garrisoned ; La Charit6 and Burgundian towns of the upper Loire should be used as a base for an expedition northward upon Orleans ; to the west, forces should be thrown into frontier towns to crowd the enemy on that side ; to the north, Laon and Soissons must be taken to clear the road to Reims, while that town, and Beauvais, Sens, and Melun were considered too strong for direct attack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Guard well your good city for the king. You shall soon hear my good news more plainly. . . .
All Brittany is French, and the duke will send the king three thousand men paid for two months." But, again, Brittany did not send his men.
On March 23, a letter signed with Jeanne's name was sent to the Hussites, against whom Cardinal Beaufort had planned his crusade. It was probably the work of Jean Pasquerel, and shows neither the Maid's phraseology nor spirit. Threats of punish- ment for their her...esy are made : " perhaps I will leave the English and turn against you," which would have been impossible to Jeanne, both the word and the deed.
Certainly Bedford and Burgundy had never con- templated peace ; on the contrary, there was a care- fully worked-out plan for the spring campaign. An army, victualled in Normandy and Picardy, should take the towns near Paris lost that summer, and the THE TRUCE 235 city be relieved and well garrisoned ; La Charit6 and Burgundian towns of the upper Loire should be used as a base for an expedition northward upon Orleans ; to the west, forces should be thrown into frontier towns to crowd the enemy on that side ; to the north, Laon and Soissons must be taken to clear the road to Reims, while that town, and Beauvais, Sens, and Melun were considered too strong for direct attack.
What to read after Jeanne D'arc, the Maid of France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Rogers Bangs to read onlineMoreLess
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