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27 March 2005

03:2703:27, 27 March 2005 diff hist +12 m Joan of Arc Mentioning the pro-English nature of the tribunal is crucial for clarifying the context - as Joan herself said, these were her "capital enemies" rather than a neutral group of clergy.
03:2503:25, 27 March 2005 diff hist −111 m Joan of Arc Please don't redo everything that we had finally agreed upon for this section.

26 March 2005

03:2703:27, 26 March 2005 diff hist −69 m Jacques d'Arc Your claim of descent from the family, even if it's valid, would not give you personal ownership over every piece of artwork depicting the family's original arms. Get permission from the artist first.
03:2403:24, 26 March 2005 diff hist +1 m Joan of Arc As suggested, I'm moving this to the end of the previous paragraph so the term "however" can be used as a transition.
03:2203:22, 26 March 2005 diff hist +10 m Joan of Arc The phrase: "...canonized her with her innocence as found by..." is ungrammatical, for obvious reasons; moreover, the appeal should be explained first since it occurred first.
03:2103:21, 26 March 2005 diff hist +12 m Joan of Arc English government records show that these men were pro-English - if this is 'POV', then so is stating Joan's pro-Armagnac loyalties, since some authors dispute that as well.
03:1903:19, 26 March 2005 diff hist +2 Joan of Arc The phrase: "delivered her to the English allies" is ungrammatical, for obvious reasons; nor was the original 'ambiguous', since it's clear who the word 'their' is referring to,
03:1703:17, 26 March 2005 diff hist +44 m Joan of Arc The phrase: "missions that which included" is ungrammatical (or garbled), for obvious reasons.

25 March 2005

03:3503:35, 25 March 2005 diff hist −69 Jacques d'Arc Images are automatically the property of their creator without the need for an explicit copyright notice. Please make your own image and then use that instead.
03:3303:33, 25 March 2005 diff hist +10 m Joan of Arc Please do not remove crucial historical information (which I've summarized more briefly this time).

24 March 2005

03:4803:48, 24 March 2005 diff hist −67 Jacques d'Arc Image was taken from Jean-Claude Colrat's site and is presumably copyrighted. Do not use copyrighted material.
03:4403:44, 24 March 2005 diff hist +99 Joan of Arc No edit summary

21 March 2005

03:2603:26, 21 March 2005 diff hist −23 m Jacques d'Arc Correcting - "du Lys" ("of the Lily") was the 15th century form of their name found in the original documents, which I have translated.
03:2303:23, 21 March 2005 diff hist 0 m Joan of Arc Correcting - "du Lys" ("of the Lily") was the 15th century form of their name found in the original documents, which I have translated.