The Life of Joan of Arc
Minerva Smith
Sachbuch / Biographien, Autobiographien
Beschreibung
Joan of Arc was never meant to lead armies, challenge kings, or change the course of history. Born a simple peasant girl in medieval France, she defied every expectation placed upon her, rising to become one of the most legendary figures of all time.
Armed with nothing but unshakable faith and an unyielding spirit, Joan stepped onto the battlefield in an era when war and power were the domain of men. She inspired soldiers, confronted monarchs, and led France toward victory, only to be betrayed and sentenced to one of history’s most infamous fates. Yet her legacy did not end in fire—it ignited a legend that still burns today.
The Life of Joan of Arc: A Warrior in a Man’s World brings her remarkable story to life with vivid detail and gripping narrative. This book explores her courage, her sacrifices, and the extraordinary resilience that made her a symbol of strength against impossible odds. It is a tale of faith, defiance, and the unbreakable will of a woman who stood alone against the forces that sought to silence her.
Kundenbewertungen
History of saints, Medieval heroes, Medieval France, Christian Matrys, Saints persecution, Joan of Arc, Death of female saints