It was the ninety-first year of the Hundred Years War. Jeanne was seventeenth. The French people suffered immensely, the country was threatened by disaster. That's when Jeanne came... The book of the historian A.P. Levandovsky tells about the life, feat, tragic fate of the Orleans Virgin. It contains neither heroes invented by the author, nor situations created by the creative imagination, nor invented dialogues, all facts are taken from reliable sources. Nevertheless, this is the most vivid, emotional, exciting narrative about a simple girl, an illiterate peasant woman who managed to accomplish what turned out to be unbearable even for experienced, battle-hardened military leaders. Jeanne spent only a year in campaigns and battles, and then - betrayed, sold, deceived - she fought another enemy for a whole year - the harsh and ruthless Inquisition. At nineteen, she went on a bonfire - and into immortality.