Joan of Arc: A Study of Faith, Politics, and Sanctity in Fifteenth-Century France
by Helen Castor
Helen Castor examines Joan of Arc within the religious and political landscape of fifteenth-century France. Focusing on faith, sanctity, and historical context, this study explores the forces that shaped Joan’s significance and the enduring legacy of one of France’s most recognized historical figures.
About This Book
Helen Castor’s study explores Joan of Arc and the remarkable place she occupies in the history of fifteenth-century France.
The book considers Joan through the connected themes of faith, politics, and sanctity, offering a focused examination of how these forces shaped her significance.
It provides historical context for understanding Joan’s life, reputation, and enduring legacy.
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