116 Years of War — Won by a 17-Year-Old Girl With No Army Training

The Hundred Years' War lasted 116 years (1337–1453). England was winning for nearly a century. Then a teenage peasant girl named Joan of Arc showed up at a French fort in 1429. She was 17. She had never commanded a single soldier. She convinced the desperate French crown prince to let her lead an army. In nine days, she broke the English siege of Orléans. France's morale exploded. Within two months, she escorted the prince to his coronation. England never recovered. Joan was later captured, tried for heresy, and burned alive by the English. But her victory at Orléans flipped the entire war. France won in 1453 — thanks to a teenager with no military experience and absolute certainty that God was on her side.

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