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On receiving this intelligence , Dunois , according to his deposition at the process
of the revisal , made the 22d of February , 1426 , caused the citizens of Orleans to
be assembled , and related to them all that his emissaries had beard and ...
On receiving this intelligence , Dunois , according to his deposition at the process
of the revisal , made the 22d of February , 1426 , caused the citizens of Orleans to
be assembled , and related to them all that his emissaries had beard and ...
Página cxli
Jeanne d'Arc wished that an attack should be immediately made on the bastilles
of the English ; when Count Dunois , who had the command of Orleans , having
ascertained the arrival of La Pucelle , repaired to meet her , crossing the Loire in
...
Jeanne d'Arc wished that an attack should be immediately made on the bastilles
of the English ; when Count Dunois , who had the command of Orleans , having
ascertained the arrival of La Pucelle , repaired to meet her , crossing the Loire in
...
Página cxlii
... instead of that occupied by Talbot and his Englishmen ; when Dunois having
made answer , that such measures had been resorted to by the advice of himself
and other captains , Jeanne briskly retorted : “ En mon Dieu , le conseil de Dieu ...
... instead of that occupied by Talbot and his Englishmen ; when Dunois having
made answer , that such measures had been resorted to by the advice of himself
and other captains , Jeanne briskly retorted : “ En mon Dieu , le conseil de Dieu ...
Página cxliv
She was accompanied by the count Dunois and many other chieftains of war ,
and immediately proceeded to the principal church to offer up her humble thanks
to the Almighty . Upon this occasion the enthusiasm of the inhabitants of Orleans
...
She was accompanied by the count Dunois and many other chieftains of war ,
and immediately proceeded to the principal church to offer up her humble thanks
to the Almighty . Upon this occasion the enthusiasm of the inhabitants of Orleans
...
Página 133
This count de Dunois was no less esteemed by Louis XI . , under whose reign he
entered into the league denominated “ Bien Public , ” Public Good ; of which he
proved the very soul , from his excellent conduct and consummate experience .
This count de Dunois was no less esteemed by Louis XI . , under whose reign he
entered into the league denominated “ Bien Public , ” Public Good ; of which he
proved the very soul , from his excellent conduct and consummate experience .
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| Título | Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, Volumen1 Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | William Henry Ireland |
| Editor | R. Triphook, 1824 |
| Procedencia del original | National Library of the Netherlands |
| Digitalizado | 5 Jun. 2012 |
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