Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc · Character
Edmond Aubrey
A young English soldier who challenges Joan.
minor
First appearance: xx joan makes cowards brave victors
Edmond Aubrey shows up with force in All Aflame with Love of France. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The maire, who defends Joan's reasoning with an oratorical argument about the head's responsibility for the body's actions.
Edmond Aubrey first appears in 0035 xx joan makes cowards brave victors.
In All Aflame with Love of France: The maire, who defends Joan's reasoning with an oratorical argument about the head's responsibility for the body's actions.
Later, in Joan Tames the Mad Man: Called the Paladin; argues against the treaty's legality and boasts of future military exploits.
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Character groups
- Key Figures in Joan's Campaign and Trial
- Joan's Supporters and Allies
- Protagonist
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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