
JOAN OF ARC
INTRODUCTION
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
JOAN OF ARC
CHAPTER I - A Children’s Festival
CHAPTER II - The Knight’s Story
CHAPTER III - The Waves of War Reach Domremy
CHAPTER IV - The Aftermath
CHAPTER V - Jeanne’s Vision
CHAPTER VI - Jeanne’s Harsh Words
A quiet village on the banks of a gentle stream becomes the backdrop for a remarkable girl's first steps toward destiny. At twelve, Jeanne—bright‑eyed, quick‑moving, and full of laughter—finds herself drawn to the ancient oak beside the “Fountain of the Fairies,” where whispered legends stir her imagination. When a sudden, vivid vision urges her to take up arms for France, the ordinary world of Domremy begins to feel suddenly too small.
The narrative follows Jeanne as she listens to the stories of traveling knights, feels the weight of a growing purpose, and confronts a decision that will launch her from pastoral life into a campaign of faith and courage. Through simple, engaging language, the book paints her fierce determination and the kindness that fuels it, inviting young listeners to share in the early, hopeful moments of a legend who would become the Warrior Maid.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (565K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Darleen Dove, Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Nov 29, 2010
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1865–1932
A prolific writer of historical fiction and books for young readers, she turned a prize-winning short story into a long literary career. Her life moved from teaching in Missouri to publishing dozens of popular novels, including stories of colonial America and Joan of Arc.
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