A category of websites dealing with St. Joan of Arc (Jehanne Darc in medieval French), a Catholic saint who was born at Domremy-de-Greux circa January 6, 1412. Convinced that she had been appointed by God to drive the English out of France, she gained the...
This page was last updated on October 3rd, 2008
This page was last updated on October 3rd, 2008
Saint Joan of Arc (from J)
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Joan of Arc in Rouen
Pictures from Rouen, brief historical background on St. Joan.
JoanNet
A collection of articles and other information about the heroine, by Patrick Price.
St. Joan of Arc Chapel
Page dealing with a chapel containing a stone which Joan of Arc allegedly prayed upon; courtesy of Marquette University.
The Joan of Arc Archive
An examination of the life of this saint, scanned images of her letters and other original manuscripts, quotations, and other items of interest.
Joan of Arc Museum
English version of the official site for the Musée Jeanne d'Arc at Rouen. Contains information about St. Joan, her era, and the museum itself.
St. Joan of Arc Center
Virginia Frohlick's site, with partial transcripts from both trials, a virtual tour of Domremy-la-Pucelle, and a lot of other information.
Reportret: Joan of Arc
Brief biography, and a portrait based on the descriptions given by eyewitnesses at her trial and rehabilitation.
Saint Joan of Arc
Art Dugan's site dedicated to the saint, with his thoughts on the subject, book reviews, artwork, and other items.
The Joan of Arc Webring
A webring for sites dealing with St. Joan of Arc
Pictures from Rouen, brief historical background on St. Joan.
A collection of articles and other information about the heroine, by Patrick Price.
Page dealing with a chapel containing a stone which Joan of Arc allegedly prayed upon; courtesy of Marquette University.
An examination of the life of this saint, scanned images of her letters and other original manuscripts, quotations, and other items of interest.
English version of the official site for the Musée Jeanne d'Arc at Rouen. Contains information about St. Joan, her era, and the museum itself.
Virginia Frohlick's site, with partial transcripts from both trials, a virtual tour of Domremy-la-Pucelle, and a lot of other information.
Brief biography, and a portrait based on the descriptions given by eyewitnesses at her trial and rehabilitation.
Art Dugan's site dedicated to the saint, with his thoughts on the subject, book reviews, artwork, and other items.
A webring for sites dealing with St. Joan of Arc
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Solved at last: the burning mystery of Joan of Arc
Solved at last: the burning mystery of Joan of Arc France's favourite saint was martyred by her Eng
Solved at last: the burning mystery of Joan of Arc France's favourite saint was martyred by her Eng
" Joan of Arc relics" are actually from Egyptian mummy
&q uot; Joan of Arc relics" are actually from Egyptian mummy History
&q uot; Joan of Arc relics" are actually from Egyptian mummy History
" Joan of Arc relics" are actually from Egyptian mummy
Joan of Arc relics 'from an Egyptian mummy' By Roger Highfield, Science Editor 06/04/2007 The 19 ye
Joan of Arc relics 'from an Egyptian mummy' By Roger Highfield, Science Editor 06/04/2007 The 19 ye
Joan of Arc `s ashes to go under the microscope.
Joan of Arc 's ashes to go under the microscope. History
Joan of Arc 's ashes to go under the microscope. History
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