...make a religion of patriotism. With all the meanness and cruelty of inquisitors, they laid snares fur her weakness, and employed every effort to shake her...Rouen, 'a blessed martyr' in her country's cause." Cheltenham Lyrics, and other Poems. By Hal Hardinge. \Vestley and Davis. Our poet appears to be the...

...nnd hunger, but she always rallied back lo courage, averred her holy mission, and defied her foe«. She was burnt in the old market-place of Rouen, ' a blessed martyr ' in her country's cause." Death of Bayard. " The spring of 1524 brought on an action, if the attack of one point can be «sailed...

...Compiegne. Her capture was considered tantamount to a victory : it was one, however, replete with dishonour to the English. They bound and used every cruelty...base vengeance could not stay it. Fortune declared every where and in every way against them. In vain was Henry VI. brought to Paris, crowned at Notre...

...virtue. She yielded a moment under their menaces and false promises, through eshaustion and hunger, hut she always rallied back to courage, averred her holy...defied her foes. She was burnt in the old marketplace at Rouen, " a blessed martyr" in her country's cause (1431). Expulsion of the English. — The duke...

...Compiegne. Her capture was considered tantamount to a victory ; it was one, however, replete with dishonour to the English. They bound and used every cruelty...Rouen, " a blessed martyr " in her country's cause.— Orowe'i Biit. of France, vol. i., p. 135—7. * This man, the son of an inhabitant of Bourges, had...

...Compiegne. Her capture was considered tantamount to a victory ; it was one, however, replete with dishonour to the English. They bound and used every cruelty...Rouen, " a blessed martyr" in her country's cause. — Crowe't Hist, of France, vol. i., p. 135—7. * This man, the son of an inhabitant of Bourges,...

...Compiegne. Her capture was considered tantamount to a victory ; it was one, however, replete with dishonour to the English. They bound and used every cruelty...foes. She was burnt in the old market-place of Rouen, " ablessed martyr" in her country's cause. — Oowe'a Hist, of France, vol. i., p. 135—7. • This...