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Siege of Orleans   /sidʒ əv ˈɔrliənz/   Listen
Siege of Orleans

noun
1.
A long siege of Orleans by the English was relieved by Joan of Arc in 1429.  Synonym: Orleans.






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... France. Agreeably to the state of intellectual knowledge at that period, she persuaded herself that she saw visions, and held communication with the saints. She had conversations with St. Margaret, and St. Catherine of Fierbois. They told her that she was commissioned by God to raise the siege of Orleans, and to conduct Charles VII to his coronation at Rheims. St. Catherine commanded her to demand a sword which was in her church at Fierbois, which the Maid described by particular tokens, though she had never seen it. She ...
— Lives of the Necromancers • William Godwin



Words linked to "Siege of Orleans" :   military blockade, besieging, French Republic, siege, beleaguering, France



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