Letter of Joan of Arc
A letter from Joan of Arc to the city of Rion
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This letter, written in the 15th century, showcases Joan of Arc's request for military supplies during her campaign.
It's significant because Joan was illiterate, yet she signed the letter herself, offering a direct connection to her.
The letter reveals her role as a military leader and her determination.
Its existence highlights her agency and influence despite her lack of formal education.
The letter's importance lies in its direct link to Joan and its revelation of her active participation in military affairs.
It's significant because Joan was illiterate, yet she signed the letter herself, offering a direct connection to her.
The letter reveals her role as a military leader and her determination.
Its existence highlights her agency and influence despite her lack of formal education.
The letter's importance lies in its direct link to Joan and its revelation of her active participation in military affairs.
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Eleanor Janega as a standout item in the exhibition, highlighting her signature on a letter.
Eleanor Janega as a standout item in the exhibition, highlighting her signature on a letter.
Joan of Arc's Signature & Other Medieval Marvels
