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Essay heading: Joan of Arc Report
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After the battle of Saint-Loup, the King’s army turned their attention to the city of Tourelles. The army decided to take the fort that protected the city. Without this fort, the city would fall easily. The French put up ladders to enter the inside, only to be beaten down at the top. The battle was going in favor of the English, and Joan was wounded...
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The battle was going in favor of the English, and Joan was wounded. But at the darkest hour, Joan took a French flag, and stood were the English and the French could see her. This heroic act convinced the French to launch a fierce attack. Meanwhile, the English were terrified, for they thought Joan was using witchcraft on them! The French took advantage of this moment of peril, and climbed the ladders unharmed...
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