Voices and Saints - Timeline
- 1412 Joan of Arc born in Domrémy in Lorraine
- 1428 The English begin their siege of Orléans
- 1429 Joan leads French armies in the liberation of Orléans and other cities; coronation of King Charles VII in Reims
- 1430 Joan captured by the Burgundians and later turned over to the English
- 1431 Joan put on trial in Rouen and burnt at the stake
- 1456 Joan declared officially innocent
- 1734-4 Voltaire in Cirey, on the border with Lorraine
- 1730 Voltaire starts writing La Pucelle (The Maid of Orléans)
- 1750 Sections of La Pucelle (The Maid of Orléans) are published anonymously
- 1751-53 Voltaire in Berlin/Sanssouci
- 1755 La Pucelle (The Maid of Orléans) first published in its entirety – anonymously
- 1762 Voltaire acknowledges La Pucelle as his poem
- 1801 Friedrich von Schiller’s tragedy, Die Jungfrau von Orleans (The Maid of Orléans)
- 1920 Joan of Arc canonized and becomes patron saint of France
- 1936 Vita Sackville-West publishes Saint Joan of Arc
- 1945 On Liberation Day, DeGaulle leads Free France march to her statue in Paris
- 2022 Joan of Arc is presented in a theater production in London as non-binary