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Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc) fought for France in the Hundred Years' War against England. She claimed to have visions of angels who guided her on supporting King Charles VII of France. She died at the stake for heresy in 1431.
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Joan of Arc, age 19, burned at stake in Rouen, France, #OTD May 30, 1431. "We have burned a saint," comments an English soldier. "The Maid of Orléans" had turned the tide in the epic Hundred Years War between France and England and led Charles VII to victory and his crown. THREAD
Battle of Inverlochy Castle in 1431. The MacDonalds attacked the camp of the Earls of Mar and Atholl who were loyal to King James I of Scots. Battle was confused both parties withdrew unsure who had won. The Earl of Mar fled bare foot and horseless to his Castle of Kildrummy.
Jeanne d'Arc was executed on this day in 1431. #JoanOfArc #MaidofOrléans
Some images of the illustrious Joan of Arc, who was martyred #OTD in 1431.
"Jehanne was gentle in the roughest struggle, good amongst the bad, pacific in war itself; she bore into war...the spirit of God." - Jules Michelet
Art by: T.A. Dean, G. Pownall, and H. Piffard.
This way, please...😁
The Courier.Nürnberg, 1425-1431. Heidelberg Cod. Pal. germ. 471, fol. 047v. Hugo von Trimberg
This way, please. The Courier.
Nürnberg, 1425-1431. Heidelberg Cod. Pal. germ. 471, fol. 047v. Hugo von Trimberg.