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Jeanne d'Arc is a girl who has become a symbol of France, a symbol of the struggle for God and the Motherland. Mark Twain's novel, which he stylised as a memoir by a companion of the Maid of Orleans, is an extremely atmospheric and detailed work that uses artistic means to reveal not only the history of the Hundred Years' War and the panorama of battles, but also the person of Joan of Arc herself.

So, the youngest commander in history, the saint of the Roman Catholic Church and the national heroine of France will reveal herself to you, dear reader, on the pages of this book like a small bud, which with each page becomes a noble rose.