Publisher's Synopsis
This book tells the story of Joan of Arc, the legendary French heroine who led her country's armies to victory against the English in the fifteenth century. Andrew Lang's biography offers a detailed and compelling account of Joan's life, from her childhood in Domrémy to her trial and execution in Rouen. Lang draws on a wealth of historical sources to create a vivid portrait of this remarkable young woman, whose courage and faith continue to inspire readers today.
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