The wonderful story of Joan of Arc and the meaning of her life for Americans
Publisher: Cupples & Leon
Published: 1918
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: I. Introductory Interests 1; title: II Omens for a Wonderful Faith 28; title: III. Early Interests in the Great Cause 42; title: IV. The First Believers and Their Task 55; title: V. The Promised Sign from the King of Heaven 76; title: VI. Freedom to the City of Orleans 94; title: VII. The Peace of a Pacifist King 114; title: VIII. A Divine Crown and the Royal Head 133; title: IX On the Way to Paris 154; title: X. The Victory of Evil Minds 174; title: XI. How Self-interest Decides Questions of Right and Wrong 193; title: XII. "The Tender Mercies of the Wicked Are Cruel" 214; title: XIII. Glimpses of the Inquisition 235; title: XIV. The Might of Right for the Soul 257; title: XV. Paying Unto Will the Final Price of Faith 276; title: XVI. The Tragedy of Faith and the Victory of Will 298; title: XVII. Concluding Valuations of a Life 317; title: Joan of Arc (1412-1431), Sculpture by Chapu in Luxemburg; title: Frontispiece birthplace of Joan of Arc 32; title: "Thou Art the King" 70; title: The Entrance of Jeanne d'Arc into Orleans 88; title: Charles VII (1403-1461) 120; title: Charles VII and the Maid of Orleans Entering Rheims 144; title: La Pucelle Listening to Her Voices 168; title: Jeanne in Prison 200; title: Pierre Cauchon, the prosecutor in the trial against Joan of Arc 248; title: Joan of Arc with the Sword of Fierbois 272; title: "The Last Pull Measure of Devotion" 300; title: Statue of Joan of Arc, Riverside Drive, New York 388