The Story of Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orleans
by Lang, Andrew
Illustrated by Jellicoe, John
Andrew Lang’s ‘The Story of Joan of Arc’ offers an enthralling account of the extraordinary life of a legendary heroine. These chapters reveal Joan’s heroic journey from her humble beginnings to her divine call, where heavenly voices guided her to save France. Joan’s indomitable spirit and unwavering determination led her to remarkable accomplishments, including her pivotal role in leading the French army to a historic victory at the Battle of Orleans, a turning point in the Hundred Years’ War. However, her tale took a tragic turn with betrayal and captivity, ultimately culminating in a heart-wrenching trial and poignant conclusion. Joan’s story remains a timeless source of inspiration, reflecting the enduring values of courage, faith, and resilience. Even though centuries have passed since her remarkable life, her legacy continues to captivate people worldwide.
- Publication Date
- 1906
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- Reading level
- Upper Elementary
- Content warning
- None
Book tags
- Series
- The Children's Heroes
- Recommended By
- Ambleside OnlineHeritage History Library
- Genre
- BiographyNon-Fiction
- Religion
- CatholicismChristianitySaints
- Format
- Chapter Book
- Culture
- Europe
- Subject
- History
- Timeline
- Middle Ages
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