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From the biography of her in the New Advent encyclopedia, it appears that she did. Here are the relevant paragraphs: Finally she was suffered to seek the king at Chinon, and she made her way there with a slender escort of three men-at-arms, she being attired, at her own request, in male costume -- undoubtedly as a protection to her modesty in the rough life of the camp. She always slept fully dressed, and all those who were intimate with her declared that there was something about her which repressed every unseemly thought in her regard.
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She was not allowed an advocate, and, though accused in an ecclesiastical court, she was throughout illegally confined in the Castle of Rouen, a secular prison, where she was guarded by dissolute English soldiers. Joan bitterly complained of this. She asked to be in the church prison, where she would have had female attendants. It was undoubtedly for the better protection of her modesty under such conditions that she persisted in retaining her male attire.
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On the other hand she was allowed no spiritual privileges -- e.g. attendance at Mass -- on account of the charge of heresy and the monstrous dress (difformitate habitus) she was wearing.
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Moreover, as one of the points upon which she had been condemned was the wearing of male apparel, a resumption of that attire would alone constitute a relapse into heresy, and this within a few days happened, owing, it was afterwards alleged, to a trap deliberately laid by her jailers with the connivance of Cauchon. Joan, either to defend her modesty from outrage, or because her women's garments were taken from her, or, perhaps, simply because she was weary of the struggle and was convinced that her enemies were determined to have her blood upon some pretext, once more put on the man's dress which had been purposely left in her way. To read the entire entry, go here:
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08409c.htm
What else can I help you with?
What was the obituary for Joan of Arc?
I do not think there were newspapers that could publish obituaries at the time Joan of Arc died.
Where did Joan of Arc go to school?
No, Joan of Arc had no education and could neither read nor write.
Was Joan of Arc educated?
No, Joan could neither read nor write.
When did Joan of ark join the army?
joan of arc joined the french army at the age of 17 and won several victories until joan was burned in 1431
Was Joan of Arc a tart?
No, Joan of Arc was not a 'tart.'
What year did Joan of Arc join the war?
1438
Did Joan of Arc have any education?
Joan of Arc had no education and could neither read nor write.
What was the obituary for Joan of Arc?
I do not think there were newspapers that could publish obituaries at the time Joan of Arc died.
What could be a primary source for Joan of Arc?
A primary source for Joan of Arc could be anything written or painted about her in her time 1412-1431.
Where did Joan of Arc go to school?
No, Joan of Arc had no education and could neither read nor write.
Was joan of arc blind?
No, she was not. She could see & she could hear.
Was Joan of Arc an author?
No she was not. Joan could neither read nor write.
Was Joan of Arc educated?
No, Joan could neither read nor write.
When did Joan of ark join the army?
joan of arc joined the french army at the age of 17 and won several victories until joan was burned in 1431
How did Joan of Arc prepare herself becoming famous at school?
Joan of Arc was uneducated. She never attended school and could not read or write.
Was Joan of Arc a tart?
No, Joan of Arc was not a 'tart.'
Where did Joan of go to school?
Joan of Arc had no education and could neither read nor write.
