Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922 · New York, London, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 440
eople had t,i:.2jd. Here he had wormed grJg^^^f-the Bishop of ■ ■(% Pevqiission^f Neiirdeini)j j ^jroniismg tnat ne snotua one day chbishop if he served England well. - not until the capture of Joan of Arc n Chester drew upon the promissory ■ch the Abbots had ransomed jDeys. Her capture alive was… … The Sin of Abbot Nicolas 327 She had been captured at Compiegne in thediocese of Beauvais, and in the circumstanceWinchester saw his opportunity. Joan shouldbe tried by the traitor bishop, for PierreCauchon was his creature, body and soul. Cauchon placed her prosecution in thehands of the Grand…
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