This fictionalized biography" told by an intimate companion of "Joan of Arc" was thought by Mark Twain to be his finest work. It was hugely popular in its time, and while the tastes of subsequent generations may have elevated "Huckleberry Finn" and "The Mysterious Stranger" to a higher level, "Joan Of Arc" still remains one of Twain's most colourful and passionately imagined books. Presents fictionalized "biography" told by a companion of "Joan of Arc". In two volumes in blue clothbound hardback with adhesive labels to the spine. Authentification stamp in Mark Twain's own handwriting to the front of both volumes. Previous owner's attractive bookplates to the inside cover. Both volumes have slight bumping to the corners and spine. Slight cracking to the spine between the rear loose flyleaf and the cover and pages 208/209 in vol 1 and 80/81 in volume 11. All pages are securely attached (deckled edges).