Memoirs of Jeanne D'Arc, Surnamed La Pucelle D'Orleans: With the History of Her Times, Volumen1William Henry Ireland R. Triphook, 1824 |
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... enemies ; while the English , who had been masters of half the French territory , found themselves not only confined to the ports of Bordeaux , Bayonne , and Calais , but reduced to watch over their own country , on account of the ...
... enemies ; while the English , who had been masters of half the French territory , found themselves not only confined to the ports of Bordeaux , Bayonne , and Calais , but reduced to watch over their own country , on account of the ...
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... enemies of the state . New imposts were imperiously called for to augment the scanty supplies exacted from the public ; these measures fomented revolts , * and forced * Le Laboureur speaks positively respecting these popular tumults ...
... enemies of the state . New imposts were imperiously called for to augment the scanty supplies exacted from the public ; these measures fomented revolts , * and forced * Le Laboureur speaks positively respecting these popular tumults ...
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... enemy of the king , but one of his own opponents . * * This was Pierre de Craon , who had endeavoured to procure the assassination of the constable ; the duke , however , solemnly protested his ignorance respecting the retreat of Craon ...
... enemy of the king , but one of his own opponents . * * This was Pierre de Craon , who had endeavoured to procure the assassination of the constable ; the duke , however , solemnly protested his ignorance respecting the retreat of Craon ...
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... enemies to encounter , the English proceeded to ravage several of the pro- vinces ; † nor could the progress of their spoliations be stopped but by the payment of a ransom , and by permitting them to re - occupy several towns of Guienne ...
... enemies to encounter , the English proceeded to ravage several of the pro- vinces ; † nor could the progress of their spoliations be stopped but by the payment of a ransom , and by permitting them to re - occupy several towns of Guienne ...
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... enemy ; but there was no longer any love of country in their breasts ; nothing but factions existed in every quarter . Independent of the two leading parties already described , a third had been formed by Louis the Dauphin : indeed ...
... enemy ; but there was no longer any love of country in their breasts ; nothing but factions existed in every quarter . Independent of the two leading parties already described , a third had been formed by Louis the Dauphin : indeed ...
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according appears arms army arrived assault attack Bastard of Orleans bastille bastille of Saint battle Baudricourt Blois boulevard bridge Brittany brother Burgundians cannon captains caused Charles VII Chinon church commanded conduct consequence constable conveyed count Dunois courage culverin Dauphin despatched Dieu duke of Alençon duke of Bedford duke of Brittany duke of Burgundy duke of Orleans Dunois enemy England English ensuing entered Fastolf favour force France Frenchmen garrison gate Glasdale heaven Henry Hire historians honour horse hundred combatants Jean Jeanne d'Arc Jeanne la Pucelle killed kingdom La Hire Lenglet Loire lord Talbot Louis Luchet Marshal of Saint men at arms Messire John monarch Monstrelet month named notwithstanding Paris period Poton prince prisoners proceeded promise regent Rheims Richemont Saint Aignan Saint Loup Saint Severe sallied sent siege of Orleans skirmish succour sword thousand Tournelles town Trimouille troops unto valiant Vaucouleurs victory Villaret Wherefore wounded