Trial and Retrial of Joan of Arc

Henry Ansgar (Andy) Kelly is a Distinguished Research Professor of English at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA. He served as Director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies ( now the CMRS Center for Early Global Studies) and editor of its Journal, Viator.

• Ch 1: Introduction.- Ch 2: Questions of Judges and Jurisdictions for the Captured Joan.- Ch 3: Judgmental and Judicial Precedents.- Ch 4: Interrogation Instead of Trial.- Ch 5: Trial Begun: Charges, Promises of Proof, Denials.- Ch 6: Back to the Interrogation Responses.- Ch 7: Three Confrontations: Pastoral, Pastoral, Coercive.- Ch 8: University Advice Followed.- Ch 9: The Court at the Scaffold, May 24.- Ch 10: Sentenced as Relapsed, without Trial.- Ch 11: Interim Assessments of the Prosecution of Joan of Arc.- Ch 12: Expert Opinions on Joan’s Conviction Produced, 1452-1454.- Ch 13: The Arc Family Sues at the Papal Court, 1455.- Ch 14: The Trial of Nullity Opens in Rouen.- Ch 15: The Arc Family’s Case against Joan’s Trial in 101 Articles.- Ch 16: Proving the Charges.- Ch 17: The Trial Ends.- Ch 18: Historical Sequences.- Ch 19: Conclusion.