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''As regards the official record of the trial, which, so far as the Latin version goes, seems to be preserved entire, we may probably trust its accuracy in all that relates to the questions asked and the answers returned by the prisoner. These answers are in every way favourable to Joan. Her simplicity, piety, and good sense appear at every turn, despite the attempts of the judges to confuse her.'' <ref> [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08409c.htm  Joan of Arc]</ref>

''As regards the official record of the trial, which, so far as the Latin version goes, seems to be preserved entire, we may probably trust its accuracy in all that relates to the questions asked and the answers returned by the prisoner. These answers are in every way favourable to Joan. Her simplicity, piety, and good sense appear at every turn, despite the attempts of the judges to confuse her.'' <ref> [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08409c.htm  Joan of Arc]</ref>

Trial of condemnation lasted from February 21st until May 23rd, 1431. She was burnt at the stake in [[Rouen]]'s market square.

Trial of condemnation lasted from February 21st until May 23rd, 1431. She was burnt at the stake in [[Rouen]]'s market square, having been sold to the English by the French. She has since become a French national icon and representative of French steadfastness in times of war, despite also being apparently psychotic.

== Quotations ==

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