In the history of the world, there has never been another like Joan of Arc. Her God-ordained mission to liberate fifteenth-century France from English occupation is the subject of historical and theological debate, along with the legitimacy of the surviving source texts. Yet despite the historical difficulties, her life and influence in fifteenth-century France has been well documented, and her influence on Western civilization—and even medieval Christianity—is undeniable.
Discover Joan of Arc through her own words and through the pen of Mark Twain. The Joan of Arc Collection brings you the translated manuscripts of her condemnation trial, where she represented herself in her defense, as well as the thoroughly researched and gripping novelization of her life, Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc.
The Logos editions of these works provide remarkable insight to her life and trial. French or Latin words in these texts can be looked up instantly by dictionaries in your library, and similar documents can be viewed side by side in Logos’ desktop or mobile apps.
