Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 675
hat was five hundredyears ago, but time has not dulled the tragedyof the event, its memory of suffering, its humilia-tion. All those centuries since, the nation thatJoan saved has been trying to atone for her death.Streets have been named for her and statues havebeen set up for her in public… … ONE OF THE OLD HOUSES AT BAYEUX her final hearing before her judges; there aresome houses which she must have passed, andthere is a tower which belonged to the castle inwhich she was imprisoned, though it is not certainthat it is Joans tower. There is a small museumin it, and among its treasures we…
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