What's the best book/s on Joan of Arc? Biographies, minutes

The Mark Twain one is an easy read but I'm not really sure how accurate it is.

>>9050013
bumping out of interest

i do recall kiddie historian Terry Deary writing a book called The Real Joan of Arc or something. Have wanted to read it since i was 12 but never got around to it

>>9050056
found it lol

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/120871.The_Real_Joan_Of_Arc_

10/10 perfect score too

Joan of Arc didn't exist. It's liberal trash.

helen castor joan of arc is great

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coopting.

anyone have a good book on Frederick the Great?

I downloaded Carlyle's, but in his preface he essentially said "this book is shit and outdated so don't read it. I'm only reprinting so pirates don't do it instead"

>>9050047
Mark Twain said that book was his magnum opus. He spent seven+ years doing research before he started writing it.

This film is actually fucking GOAT.

>>9050284
how can we trust the authenticity of a work by someone who spent their entire life being a mocker? you can't trust mockers mate

>>9050161
Carlyle was extremely conservative. The author of the preface is probably just someone who disagrees with him...

yo that movie was fuckin boring