WILL GIVE BRAINLIST Read the passage.

As the leader of this army, I warn you King of England, if you do not surrender and return what you have taken, I will drive your men out of France. God has given her such great power that she cannot be harmed.

–Letter to the king of England,
Joan of Arc, 1429

What is the evidence of Joan of Arc’s bias in the passage?

-She uses exaggerated language to describe her power.
-She states directly that she wants to remove the English from France.
-She gives the king of England a chance to remove his forces from France.
-She identifies herself as the leader of the army fighting against the king of England.

She identifies herself as the leader of the army fighting against the king of England.

"God has given her such great power that she cannot be harmed."

If say the king of england did not beliove in God then what she said is not importent to them. Joan of Arc sent her first letter to the English on March 22,  1429 asking them to peacefully withdraw from France and give up all of the cities and territories they had conquered and warning them of the consequences if they refused. ... They were soon to regret not taking Joan and her letter more seriously

SO She uses exaggerated language to describe her power.

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