Segment 1: Polar Exploration and the Code of Chivalry
- The Terror by Dan Simmons
- Terra Incognita by Sara Wheeler
- Canadian Geographic Website’s history of the Franklin Expedition (link no longer available), in which the Terror and the Erebus were lost
Segment 2: Interview with Angela Craig of the Royal Armouries at Leeds
- Visit the Royal Armouries website
- See a larger image of Angela portraying Joan of Arc in her presentation
Books Mentioned by Scott and Angela
- Tournaments In England by Juliet Barker
- Joan of Arc In Her Own Words by Willard Trask
- Joan of Arc A Military Leader by Kelly DeVries
- The Poem The Tale of Joan of Arc is reprinted in The Selected Writings of Christine de Pizan, edited by Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski
Dame Juliana Berner’s book Hawking, Hunting and the Blaising of Arms (mentioned by Ms. Clair) is currently unavailable in print. If you are interested in a woman’s perspective of medieval sport, you might like Berner’s text on sport fishing, Fishing With An Angle.
Segment 3: Humility, Gratitude and Andy Griffith
- Listen to the entire interview with Andy Griffith on the May 12 broadcast of NPR’s Weekend Edition with Scott Simon
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Andrew Lang, famous 19th century Scottish author and historian, described St. Joan of Arc as the Flower of Chivalry.
http://www.maidofheaven.com/joanofarc_quotes_autobiography.asp
I wholeheartedly agree.