Joan Of Arc: An Inspirational Girl To Be Part Of The Army

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The way she also inspired the renaissance is that she was a very inspirational girl to be part of the army. The way that she brought wars that would have ended in a total loss Joan of Arc went to fight in the wars in the most dangerous part of the brigade (the front line) and the French ended up winning the war. The voices that she heard told her “It was in vain that she resisted, saying to them: "I am a poor girl; I do not know how to ride or fight." The voices only reiterated: "It is God who commands it." Yielding at last, she left Domremy in January, 1429, and again visited Vaucouleurs” (New Advent). So the recruiters didn’t know that she was a female and would have denied her permission to join them in war. So she dressed as a man and went for that disguise so they don't accuse her of being a heretic and execute her for trying to be a boy and not doing what the women are usually seen in (the house or at the town they lived in doing chores and …show more content…
Even though she was the one to save the French from losing the war “judges decided unanimously that the Maid must be treated as a relapsed heretic… She was allowed to make her confession and to receive Communion. Her demeanour at the stake was such as to move even her bitter enemies to tears. She asked for a cross after she had embraced it, was held up before her while she called continuously upon the name of Jesus. "Until the last," said Manchon, the recorder at the trial, "she declared that her voices came from God and had not deceived her." After death her ashes were thrown into the Seine.She was allowed to make her confession and to receive Communion. Her demeanour at the stake was such as to move even her bitter enemies to tears. She asked for a cross, which, after she had embraced it, was held up before her while she called continuously upon the name of Jesus. "Until the last," said Manchon, the recorder at the trial, "she