The Girl in White Armor
The Story of Joan of Arc
By Albert Bigelow Paine
Joan's story as here set down is history. Every episode and detail of it is from the sworn testimony taken at her two trials and from authentic contemporary chronicles. Nothing is invented. From the first page to the last is is all true.
                                    Albert Bigelow Paine 1927
Contents
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I. |
The Tree |
1 |
II. |
The Voices |
9 |
III. |
The Voices Obeyed |
19 |
IV. |
Joan Rides to the King |
31 |
V. |
At the Court of Charles VII |
36 |
VI. |
Joan Before the Wise Men |
41 |
VII. |
The Maid Prepares for War |
51 |
VIII. |
The Girl in White Armor |
55 |
IX. |
Orleans |
65 |
X. |
The Maid of Orleans |
69 |
XI. |
The Campaign of the Loire |
83 |
XII. |
The Coronation Journey |
100 |
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XIII. |
Reims |
110 |
XIV. |
Charles the Deluded |
117 |
XV. |
Paris |
126 |
XVI. |
Back to the Loire |
132 |
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XVII. |
The Maid's Last Campaign |
137 |
XVIII. |
Captivity |
147 |
XIX. |
Rouen |
156 |
XX. |
Afterward |
207 |
XXI. |
Footprints of Joan |
216 |
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Joan of Arc: a Chronology |
241 |
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Index |
243 |
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