COURT OF JUSTICE. From a Miniature by Jean Fouquet ” ” 142 SAINT LUCIEN TOWER, BEAUVAIS. Jeanne is said to have passed a night in this tower on August 20, 1429 ” ” 178 FACSIMILE OF A PAGE OF THE PROCESS OF JEANNE D’ARC ” ” 210 CHÂTEAU DE VAUCOULEURS, CALLED THE “PORTE DE FRANCE” ” ” 222 COUNT DE DUNOIS, BASTARD OF ORLEANS ” ” 232 RHEIMS CATHEDRAL ” ” 240 CHINON ” ” 260 ORLEANS CATHEDRAL ” ” 268 THE COUNT DE RICHEMONT, CONSTABLE OF FRANCE ” ” 280 CHARLES VII. (Gallery of the Louvre.) ” ” 282 VIEW OF BLOIS. _Between pages_ 284–285 THE BRIDGE OF ORLEANS _To face page_ 288 1. On the last day of the English Siege, Sunday, May 8, 1429. 2. Shortly before its demolition in 1760. TOMB OF PIERRE CAUCHON, BISHOP OF BEAUVAIS ” ” 300 JEANNE D’ARC. From a Miniature of the XVth Century ” ” 306 THE BATTLE OF PATAY ” ” 308 LA HIRE AND XANTRAILLES. From a XVth Century MS. ” ” 308 IN THE TEXT. THE OLD CASTLE OF ROUEN 3 BATTLE OUTSIDE ORLEANS 135 PORTE ST. HONORÉ 157 THE HÔTEL DE VILLE: COMPIÈGNE 328 MAP. FRANCE: 1429–1431 _At end of volume._ PART I THE TRIAL _Information as to the Original Documents of the Trial will be found in the Appendix, p. 331._ _An Introductory Note on the Maid’s Capture at Compiègne and on the Procedure of her Trial is given in the Appendix on p. 332._ [Illustration: THE OLD CASTLE OF ROUEN. ] I FIRST PROCESS: THE LAPSE TRIAL EX OFFICIO SIX PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS _On Wednesday, February 21st, at 8 o’clock in the morning, in the Chapel Royal of the Castle of Rouen. The Bishop and 42 Assessors present._