The Story of Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans
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He was going to write the rest. Now she had a right to appeal, and as the clergy at the Council of Basle were of many countries, they would not have taken the English side, but pronounced Joan innocent. The Bishops and clergy of the loyal French party at Poitiers, before she went to the war, had declared her innocent and a thing of God, after examina- tion of her life up till April 1429. Joan often asked her judges to send for " the Poitiers book," where they would find answers to their questio...ns about her early days ; but they vexed her about everything, even about the fairy tree, on which the children used to hang their garlands. Their notion seems to have been that the fairies were her helpers, not the Saints, and that the fairies were evil spirits.
Joan had shown that, in war and politics, she was wiser than the soldiers and statesmen. She went straight at the work to be done — to beat the Englieh, and to keep attacking them before they got back their confidence. At her Trial she showed that she p^as far wiser than the learned 84 JOAN OF ARC priests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was going to write the rest. Now she had a right to appeal, and as the clergy at the Council of Basle were of many countries, they would not have taken the English side, but pronounced Joan innocent. The Bishops and clergy of the loyal French party at Poitiers, before she went to the war, had declared her innocent and a thing of God, after examina- tion of her life up till April 1429. Joan often asked her judges to send for " the Poitiers book," where they would find answers to their questio...ns about her early days ; but they vexed her about everything, even about the fairy tree, on which the children used to hang their garlands. Their notion seems to have been that the fairies were her helpers, not the Saints, and that the fairies were evil spirits.
Joan had shown that, in war and politics, she was wiser than the soldiers and statesmen. She went straight at the work to be done — to beat the Englieh, and to keep attacking them before they got back their confidence. At her Trial she showed that she p^as far wiser than the learned 84 JOAN OF ARC priests.
What to read after The Story of Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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