The Bells of Heaven: The Story of Joan of Arc

This copy shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library book, with library markings and a worn spine. The absence of a dust jacket further indicates its use. However, the binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, preserving the integrity of the illustrations and text.

"The Bells of Heaven: The Story of Joan of Arc" by Christopher Bick is a compelling historical account published by Dodd, Mead & Company in New York. This second printing from August 1949 is enhanced by the evocative illustrations of Lauren Ford, bringing to life the legendary tale of Joan of Arc. Known for his narrative skill, Bick delves into the life of the French heroine, offering a vivid portrayal of her courage and faith. This edition is particularly notable for its historical accuracy and artistic embellishments, making it a valuable addition for collectors of biographical and historical literature. The book’s condition reflects its age, with signs of library use, but remains a significant piece for those interested in the medieval period and the enduring legacy of Joan of Arc.