Jeanne d'Arc, Maid of Orleans, Deliverer of France / Being the Story of Her Life, Her Achievements, and Her Death, as Attested on Oath and Set Forth in the Original Documents

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[280]. Cf. 3rd Public Examination, February 24th; 4th Public Examination, February 27th; 2nd Private Examination, March 12th; 4th Private Examination, March 13th; 5th Private Examination, March 14th.

[281]. Cf. 4th Public Examination, February 27th; 5th Public Examination, March 1st; 1st Private Examination, March 10th; 2nd Private Examination, March 12th; 4th Private Examination, March 13th.

[282]. Cf. 6th Public Examination, March 3rd.

[283]. Cf. 4th Public Examination, February 27th.

[284]. Cf. 1st Private Examination, March 10th.

[285]. This is the only known reference to this declaration of Catherine de la Rochelle.

[286]. Her usual oath was ‘En nom Dé’ or ‘Par mon martin’ (bâton).

[287]. Cf. 6th Public Examination, March 3rd.

[288]. These reports do not appear in the official documents.

[289]. Cf. 6th Public Examination, March 3rd; 4th Private Examination, March 13th.