Count John de Dunois (1403-1468), often called the ""Bastard of Orleans,"" was a distinguished French commander. His father was Louis, duke of Orleans and brother of Charles VI of France. It was John who defended Orleans against the English and held out until Joan of Arc arrived. In 1450, he completed the reconquest of northern France. This drawing of the Count dates to about 1450.
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Count John de Dunois (1403-1468), often called the ""Bastard of Orleans,"" was a distinguished French commander. His father was Louis, duke of Orleans and brother of Charles VI of France. It was John who defended Orleans against the English and held out until Joan of Arc arrived. In 1450, he completed the reconquest of northern France. This drawing of the Count dates to about 1450.

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15th century Bastard d'Orleans John de Dunois Joan of Arc duke of Orleans Count John de Dunois Batard d'Orleans Louis duke of Orleans Charles VI history of France Orleans 1450 medieval France maid of Orleans France French vs. English French versus English French military 1400s 15th century

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