From your About.com Guide, a multilevel index of general sites, biographies, primary sources, and specialty sites concerned with the life and achievements of the Maid of Orléans. Print resources are also included.
A brief introduction to Edward and his life is followed by useful websites and print resources, from your About guide.
An excellent summation of the battle and its aftermath, by About Guide to Military History Kennedy Hickman.
Concise listing of useful sources for studying the war is provided at the ORB.
Very informative resource focusing primarily on the last few decades of the war. Includes a timeline, map of France, and useful bibliography. Helpful effort by the Société de l'Oriflamme.
Very brief chronology provided by Dr. E. L. Knox provides the key points in politics and warfare during the course of the lengthy war.
Extensive examination of Joan, the siege and associated background, by Don O'Reilly at
Military History Magazine, online at TheHistoryNet.
Extracts describing various battles in the long war from the Chronicles of Jean Froissart, at Paul Halsall's Medieval Sourcebook.
Fourteen .gifs show the status of France at various dates from 1337 to 1450. Provided by Dr. E. L. Knox.
Collection of animated maps at the International Joan of Arc Society, each with accompanying background info, following the travels of Joan from her home town, through her military expeditions to her death at Rouen.
Agincourt is a village of northern France, the site of a famous victory, on the 25th of October 1415, of Henry V. of England over the French.
