The Abbey of St. Florent-Les Saumur was where Joan of Arc went to visit the Duchess of d'Alencon, the daughter of the Duke of Orleans. She promised the duchess to free her father, who was a prisoner of the English. The majority of the abbey structures as shown in this illustration, from around the 1700s, date to the 11th through 13th centuries. The church was known as the ""Belle d'Anjou."" .
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The Abbey of St. Florent-Les Saumur was where Joan of Arc went to visit the Duchess of d'Alencon, the daughter of the Duke of Orleans. She promised the duchess to free her father, who was a prisoner of the English. The majority of the abbey structures as shown in this illustration, from around the 1700s, date to the 11th through 13th centuries. The church was known as the ""Belle d'Anjou."" .

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15th century Abbey St. Florent les Saumur Joan of Arc St. Florent les Saumur Duchess d'Alencon Duke of Orleans history of France history of England la Pucelle maid of Orleans medieval Europe Medieval France France England English vs. French Middle Ages 1400s 15th century

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