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191852513Philadelphia: Penn Publishing Co. 1918. Thick 4to. 388 2 pp. Woodcut-engraved & decorated title page historiated head-pieces decorated tail-pieces colour frontisp. 7 colour plates. Blue-ribbed cloth gilt lettering on front cover & spine colour plate by Schoonover mounted on front cover minor rubbing slight spotting very minor soiling to lower front cover minor wear to corners still VG- copy. First edition of this splendidly illustrated version of the tragic tale of the girl who saved the throne of France for King Charles II. Penn Publishing Co., hardcover
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20161-3841728731Éditions universitaires européennes 2016. Paperback. New. 104 pages. French language. 8.66x5.91x0.24 inches. Éditions universitaires européennes paperback
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2010DADAX3639292529VDM Verlag 2010-09-13. paperback. New. 5.91x0.17x8.66. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. VDM Verlag paperback
BIB-CARGO-JNR440JOAN OF ARC - A WINDOW & A MIRROR - BOOK -SECRE - SECRETLY CANADIAN. BRAND NEW. unknown
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19550084942Paris: Plon 1955. First Printing. Wraps. Very Good. One of 500 printed. Quarto parchment paper over stiff card covers reproducing in faithful facsimile the 120-leaf trial transcript from 1431. Loosely inserted is a booklet with introduction by Jean Marchand describing the manuscript and giving some history of the trial and of the documents associated with it. Lacking the slipcase Very good with just a touch of wear to covers. Joan of Arc was prosecuted by a pro-English church court at Rouen Normandy in January 1431. Plon unknown
1955281280Paris: Plon 1955. Very Good binding. A pamphlet of text with a facsimile on paper-vellum of the original manuscript of the trial of Joan of Arc; the manuscript volume with dustjacket. The book and the pamphlet laid into a paper-covered portfolio with titling to the spine. The publisher’s slipcase is not present. A handsome production. Very Good binding. Plon unknown
1890229861890. Women HistoryWomen in Military Joan of Arc Archive of 115 French postcards ca. 1890-1930 documents the visual construction of Joan of Arc as armored military leader and nationalist symbol during the decades surrounding the Franco-Prussian War the Third Republic and the First World War. documenting the military image and legend of Joan of Arc as a battlefield leader and national hero during the late nineteenth and turn of the centuries. Assembled during the decades surrounding the Franco-Prussian War the Third Republic and the First World War the archive reflects a sustained cultural fascination with Joan as a martial figure: a young woman in armor who commanded troops carried a banner into combat and altered the course of the Hundred Years' War. Housed in a contemporary vinyl album the images collectively emphasize Joan's role as a saint and soldier-leader whose presence on the battlefield challenged medieval gender norms and later served as a powerful nationalist symbol during periods of military crisis in France.<br /> <br /> Arc de Joan. Extensive Archive of 115 early images on postcards ca. 1890-1930. This large archive comprises 115 French postcards with both real photo postcards and illustrated postcard most measuring approximately 3.5 × 5.5 inches. Many of the images show Joan as a military leader in full armor often depicted at the head of troops or in moments of command. Numerous cards reproduce statues and monuments present Joan as a warrior often on horseback with a sword drawn or banner raised visually aligning her with traditions of heroic military leadership. Studio portraits of actresses portraying Joan for public commemorations and fêtes nationales deliberately emphasize her strength and piety. Postcards also show illustrated scenes of key military episodes her arrival at Orléans leadership during the lifting of the siege and participation in the Loire campaign underscore the extraordinary feat this young woman accomplished leading armed men in combat. The archive also gives substantial attention to Joan's capture trial and execution. Her conviction and ultimate execution are implicitly linked to her refusal to relinquish military dress and identity underscoring how her role as a woman soldier stood at the center of both her authority and her condemnation. Only a handful of these postcards highlight Joan of Arc's role as a saint though she is seen in several with a halo around her head. Circulated during an era when France was renegotiating ideas of citizenship sacrifice and national defense these postcards show the patron saint of France as a military heroine whose leadership discipline and courage transcended gender expectations.<br /> <br /> Many bear manuscript French messages addresses and legible postmarks en verso. This unusually large and cohesive archive offers rich primary-source documentation of how Joan of Arc's military achievements armor and gender-defying leadership were visually constructed and disseminated. Overall very good condition with minor edge wear or corner softening consistent with age and use; a small number show light soiling or modest creasing. unknown