"Joan of Arc, the Warrior Maid" by Lucy Foster Madison is a story about the life of Joan of Arc, starting when she was a child. Readers meet Jeanne when she is about twelve years old in the French village of Domremy as she celebrates "Laetare Sunday" with her friends. The celebration is known as "The Day of the Fountains". We also see how she helps her injured friend, highlighting her caring personality. The opening of the story shows the happiness of youth in contrast to the dangers of the war in France.
Joan of Arc, the Warrior Maid
By Lucy Foster Madison
A young, spirited girl goes from leading childhood games to answering a higher calling amidst war and turmoil.
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About the AuthorLucy Foster Madison was an American novelist and teacher.
Lucy Foster Madison was an American novelist and teacher.
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