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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... means to maintain his own authority appeared justifiable . His grand effort was to continue master of Paris , and have the king at his disposal ; which objects attained , he became indifferent about the English invading the * Jean the ...
... means to maintain his own authority appeared justifiable . His grand effort was to continue master of Paris , and have the king at his disposal ; which objects attained , he became indifferent about the English invading the * Jean the ...
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... the event of his recovering his kingdom , through the means of James I. , solemnly bound himself to give that prince the duchy of Berri and the county of Evreaux ( ibid . - The English , on the contrary , possessed a numerous OF FRANCE .
... the event of his recovering his kingdom , through the means of James I. , solemnly bound himself to give that prince the duchy of Berri and the county of Evreaux ( ibid . - The English , on the contrary , possessed a numerous OF FRANCE .
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... means deficient in that respect ; and what tended still more to give advantage to the latter , were those distinguished and able generals intrusted with the command of the army , the duke of Bedford , the earls of Salisbury , Suffolk ...
... means deficient in that respect ; and what tended still more to give advantage to the latter , were those distinguished and able generals intrusted with the command of the army , the duke of Bedford , the earls of Salisbury , Suffolk ...
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... means of preserving his crown . Nothing more was wanting than the retreat of the princes of the blood royal , and the surrender of some cities to the enemy , when Charles would probably have listened to the voice of reason ; yet such ...
... means of preserving his crown . Nothing more was wanting than the retreat of the princes of the blood royal , and the surrender of some cities to the enemy , when Charles would probably have listened to the voice of reason ; yet such ...
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... means of defence , were the ordinary services of the pretended friends of Charles ! Suppose even a defect of judgment could have prompted him to make so bad a choice : he could not adduce the common palliative of inexperience ; for ...
... means of defence , were the ordinary services of the pretended friends of Charles ! Suppose even a defect of judgment could have prompted him to make so bad a choice : he could not adduce the common palliative of inexperience ; for ...
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