Joan of Arc
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Pierre and La Charite would be al- most useless. The French approach to northern France had been so well secured, that these fortresses were not a serious menace to the communications of an army march- ing from Bourges upon Paris, as they might have been before the campaign just finished. Undoubtedly, their capture would be a great relief to all the people of Berry, and La Tremoille had his old grudge against Grasset.
The duke of Burgundy probably cared little whether Grasset kept La Charite or... not, and seems to have had no intention of protecting his nominal lieutenants. For these reasons, the council determined to send Joan against the two places. If she were successful, no harm would be done, and La Tremoille would have satisfied his grudge; if she were unsuccessful, her influence would be almost gone, and the favorite would be rid of a danger which threatened his control of France.
Some general must accompany Joan, and La Tremoille chose his man with excellent discretion. Charles of Albret was his own half-brother, the head of a great Gas- con house, and allied to the blood royal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pierre and La Charite would be al- most useless. The French approach to northern France had been so well secured, that these fortresses were not a serious menace to the communications of an army march- ing from Bourges upon Paris, as they might have been before the campaign just finished. Undoubtedly, their capture would be a great relief to all the people of Berry, and La Tremoille had his old grudge against Grasset.
The duke of Burgundy probably cared little whether Grasset kept La Charite or... not, and seems to have had no intention of protecting his nominal lieutenants. For these reasons, the council determined to send Joan against the two places. If she were successful, no harm would be done, and La Tremoille would have satisfied his grudge; if she were unsuccessful, her influence would be almost gone, and the favorite would be rid of a danger which threatened his control of France.
Some general must accompany Joan, and La Tremoille chose his man with excellent discretion. Charles of Albret was his own half-brother, the head of a great Gas- con house, and allied to the blood royal.
What to read after Joan of Arc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Cabot Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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