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The date of her actual birth is unkown but the 6th of January was the accepted date
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Joan was in her father's garden when she first heard voices speaking to her.
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She went to meet Robert de Baudricourt to ask him to send her to the king.
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French troops from Orleans were defeated
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Robert de Baudricourt lets Joan go with two knights to Chinon
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Joan visits the castle at Chinon and meets King Charles VII
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Joan writes a letter to the English demanding that they leave France
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Joan arrived in Tours and received her armor and a banner. She joined the rest of her army at Blois. 2 days later Joan departed Blois with her army and they headed off to Orleans.
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Once Joan had arrived in Orleans she met Lord Dunois who had arrived back from Blois with the army and launched an attack against the English. Joan rides out to rally the French troops at the exact moment they are falling back from a failed assault.
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Joan predicted that she would be injured by an arrow and in that afternoon she was wounded and the french fell back. Once the arrow was removed Joan prayed and then holds her banner high and leads her troops forward again
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The English abandoned their siege positions and withdrew from Orleans
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Joan wins one of the greatest miitary victories deafeating thousands of English
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Joan of Arc is wounded during battle but refuses to stop urging her soldiers to continue their attack
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Once captured Joan remained a prisoner until November. She tried to escape once but was recaptured
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Joan was threatened with torture unless she denied hearing voices but she refuses..
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Joan is taken to the cemetery of St.Ouen where she is threatened to be burned if she does not deny the voices. Joan finally agreed to deny them.
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Joan of Arc was pronounced as having a relapse when she wore some of her old clothes that she agreed not to wear.
Joan was burnt at the stake by English soldiers in Rouen's square -
After investigating Joan of Arc's life and looking through transcripts of her trial, the church decided to overturn Joan's conviction
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