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Joan of Arc’s up bringing was no different from any of the other girls in the village. She learned her faith from her mother as well as to spin and sew, cook and clean – all the usual duties of woman’s state in life. At Joan’s retrial, some 25 years later the her playmates would say, “Joan of Arc was like all the other children of the village.
