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Battle of Patay
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Battle of Patay

Hundred Years’ War
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  • Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres: painting of Joan of Arc
    St. Joan of Arc
    / Victories and coronation

    …came face to face at Patay on June 18, 1429. Joan promised success to the French, saying that Charles would win a greater victory that day than any he had won so far. The victory was indeed complete: the English army was routed and with it, finally, its reputation for…

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    …came face to face at Patay on June 18, 1429. Joan promised success to the French, saying that Charles would win a greater victory that day than any he had won so far. The victory was indeed complete: the English army was routed and with it, finally, its reputation for…

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