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Illustrated biography of Joan of Arc. As as teenager, she had a religious vision that she must save France. She left her village, cut her hair short, put on a suit of armor, and led an army of four thousand to free the city of Orleans. (Chapter book)
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It's 1424, France and England have fought for over a 100 years. A young girl from a small village, believing she is a messenger from God, is knighted, and leads the French to victory. But next she is accused of heresy. Good for older kids. (Graphic novel)
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Clearly told story of Joan of Arc – her youth in a country village,
the great siege of Orleans (the English are sent packing), miraculous
victories in the Loire. Richly illustrated in the style of medieval
manuscripts. (Picture book)
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(More children's
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