The Life of Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans
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Two years passed away in this manner, and at the end of that period Bur- gundy was somewhat affected by the offers and bribes of the English monarch.
During the memorable battle of Agincourt, the Duke of Orleans, son of the murdered duke, was taken prisoner and removed to England, where he acquired the English language. The absence of the duke, however, did not materially affect the state of parties in France. The Ar- D 74 THE LIFE OF magnacs still bitterly opposed the Duke of Bur- gundy, in hi...s attempts to seize upon the reins of government. Two years passed away amid con- flicts between the two factions, one of them "all the time in correspondence with an English foe, and listening to dishonorable proposals from that foe. During this period great changes occur- red. Louis, the danphin, expired ; his next brother^ the Duke of Touraine, then became heir to the throne. He, too, perished, and Charles the Fourth, son of the king, now but sixteen years old, became the heir to the crown, and as- sumed the title of Dauphin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two years passed away in this manner, and at the end of that period Bur- gundy was somewhat affected by the offers and bribes of the English monarch.
During the memorable battle of Agincourt, the Duke of Orleans, son of the murdered duke, was taken prisoner and removed to England, where he acquired the English language. The absence of the duke, however, did not materially affect the state of parties in France. The Ar- D 74 THE LIFE OF magnacs still bitterly opposed the Duke of Bur- gundy, in hi...s attempts to seize upon the reins of government. Two years passed away amid con- flicts between the two factions, one of them "all the time in correspondence with an English foe, and listening to dishonorable proposals from that foe. During this period great changes occur- red. Louis, the danphin, expired ; his next brother^ the Duke of Touraine, then became heir to the throne. He, too, perished, and Charles the Fourth, son of the king, now but sixteen years old, became the heir to the crown, and as- sumed the title of Dauphin.
What to read after The Life of Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett, D. W. (David W.), 1828-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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