Shaw,George Barnard <br/><br/>
Saint Joan/ 

 - U.P.:  Maple Press, 
 - 222p.  18cm 
<br/><br/>Joan the original and presumptuous <br/><br/>Joan and Socrates <br/><br/>Contrast with Napoleon <br/><br/>Was Joan innocent or guilty? <br/><br/>Joan's good looks <br/><br/>Joan's social position <br/><br/>Joan's voices and visions <br/><br/>Evolutionary appetite <br/><br/>Mere iconography does not matter <br/><br/>Modern education which Joan escaped <br/><br/>Failures of the voices <br/><br/>Joan a Galtonic visualizer <br/><br/>Joan's manliness and militarism <br/><br/>Was Joan suicidal? <br/><br/>Joan summed up <br/><br/>Joan's immaturity and ignorance <br/><br/>Maid in literature <br/><br/>Protestant misunderstandings of the Middle Ages <br/><br/>Comparative fairness of Joan's trial <br/><br/>Joan not tried as a political offender <br/><br/>Church uncompromised by its amends <br/><br/>Cruelty, modern and medieval <br/><br/>Catholic anti-clericalism <br/><br/>Catholicism not yet Catholic enough <br/><br/>Law of change is the law of God <br/><br/>Credulity, modern and medieval <br/><br/>Toleration, modern and medieval <br/><br/>Variability of toleration <br/><br/>Conflict between genius and discipline <br/><br/>Joan as theocrat <br/><br/>Unbroken success essential in theocracy <br/><br/>Modern distortions of Joan's history <br/><br/>History always out of date <br/><br/>Real Joan not marvellous enough for us <br/><br/>Stage limits of historical representation <br/><br/>Void in the Elizabethan drama <br/><br/>Tragedy, not melodrama <br/><br/>Inevitable flatteries of tragedy <br/><br/>Some well-meant proposals for the improvement of the play <br/><br/>Epilogue <br/><br/>To the critics, lest they should feel ignored. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>97893680005362 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Christian women saints	
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>822  / SHA/S