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Say why? Write it in your notebook.

Joan did not ask for many soldiers from Captain Squire.

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Joan did not ask for many soldiers from the
Captain Squire because the Dauphin would give her all that she needed.

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Chapter 1.5: Joan of Arc - English workshop [Page 35]

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