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Joan of Arc
- The Story of the Defender and Patron Saint of France
- Narrated by: Lisa Haislip
- Length: 4 hrs and 9 mins
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Publisher's Summary
A Journey Back in Time
Immerse yourself in the riveting life of Joan of Arc, an iconic figure whose story has echoed through the corridors of time. Set against the turbulent backdrop of the Hundred Years' War, this masterfully crafted narrative whisks you back to an era where faith, courage, and patriotism shaped the destiny of a young woman and her nation.
Unveiling the Life of Joan
Trace the story of Joan from her humble beginnings in Domrémy to her extraordinary ascent as a revered figure in French history. Delve into Joan's divine calling, witness her transformation into a fearless warrior, mourn her tragic downfall, and explore the journey leading to her canonization. Each chapter brims with meticulous historical research, revealing not only well-known facts but also unearthing hidden gems of her life.
Joan through the Centuries
Witness the evolution of Joan's influence throughout the centuries. Discover how Joan, a simple peasant girl, became a national symbol, a feminist icon, and a patron saint. Explore her enduring influence, from inspiring French resistance during WWII to being celebrated in arts and literature worldwide.
Unraveling the Myths
Venture beyond the veil of legend and dive into the truth of Joan's life. Explore the controversies that surrounded her—from her prophetic "voices" to her cross-dressing. Examine the enduring myth of her unburned heart. This book expertly dissects the facts from fiction, making sense of the enigma that is Joan of Arc.
Transcending Borders of Time and Space
Joan of Arc: The Story of the Defender and Patron Saint of France is more than just a history book—it's a journey of discovery. It is a bridge that connects us to the past, allowing us to walk through history, understanding the socio-political dynamics of Joan's time, and how they reverberate even today. It's a mirror that reflects our present, making us ponder upon the role of women, faith, and nationalism in society.