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Genicot, Jacques P.

 
9781542681339: Joan of Arc: The Conspiracy Theory

Synopsis

This book takes us on a journey through one of the most incredible adventures of all times: how a young peasant girl from out of nowhere led by a mystic voice managed to save the Kingdom of France from British domination and crown a King all before she turned nineteen ! The story has confounded historians and pundits alike for the past six hundred years ever since Joan of Arc’s epic adventure came to an abrupt end at the stake in 1431. Endless tales, legends or accounts of the story were told, sometimes magnifying, sometimes demystifying the true nature of Joan of Arc’s voices. Through dedicated and careful study of ancient manuals in France’s National Archives but also through forensic research on the actual sites where Joan of Arc’s odyssey unfolded, Jacques Genicot finally reveals one of the most sensible and plausible explanation to the true nature of Joan’s voices. The author’s lively and spirited style makes this a refreshing and highly entertaining read for all history lovers.

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À propos de l'auteur

Jacques Genicot studied French, English, Netherlands, Greek and Latin Literature in High-School. During his professional career he worked in various European and US cities. French History, medieval in particular, and Literature are his two passions. To date he has written a dozen real-life stories on his trips throughout the world and is currently working on two novels based on true events from his life.

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