TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page
Acknowledgements
Historical Background
Introduction
Jean de Metz
The Struggle To Begin
The Journey
Bitter Memories
The Nobel Dauphin
The Trial at Poitiers
Preparations at Tours
D' Alençon: Jeanne's Good Duke
Jean D'Aulon
Jeanne Confronts the Captains
In God's Name Forward
New Hope For Orleans
The Scots!
The First Victory
The Dark Baron
Forward to Victory
The Battle of the Tourelles
Free at Last
The Dauphin's Fearful Heart
The Loire Campaign
The Road to Reims
The Coronation
Family's Warm Embrace
The King's Betrayal
Failure at Paris
Farewell Old Friends
Marguerite La Touroule
Famous Guest
Jean D'Aulon
Winter of Discontent
La Trémoille's Noose Tightens
The Escape
I Will Go to My Friends
Guillaume de Flavy
A Betrayer's Confession
Jean D'Aulon
Joan Faces Her Enemies
Lady Jeanne de Luxembourg
Captive of Beaurevoir
Raymond de Macy
Her Way of Sorrows
Brother Isambart de La Pierre
Jeanne's Ordeal in Rouen
The Maid's Brilliant Defense
Crushed By the Wheels of Injustice
At Death's Door
Jeanne's Betrayal
Her Faith Reclaimed
Death by Fire
Forgiven
Father Jean Pasquerel
Jeanne!
APPENDICES
Afterward
The Infamous Posthumous Document
Joan's Journey to Canonization
Relics of Joan of Arc
God's Providential Care of Joan
Interesting Facts
What Was Fiction or Fact in the Novel
Joan's Descendents Part One
Joan's Descendents Part Two
Joan's Descendents Part Three
Joan's Descendents Part Four
Mr. Phillips' Thesis
Joan's Narrow Hips
Joan's Standard
Joan's Attire
Mark Twain's Secret
Four Popes And Joan