Pierre Lanéry d'Arc - a descendant of Joan's brother Pierre who wrote extensively on her  - noted: "Perrinaïc had affirmed on a number of occasions Joan's virtues and divine mission: and the English, out of anger, condemned her to die and burned her alive."
Pierre Lanéry d'Arc, a descendant of Joan's brother who documented much about her, noted: "Joan had frequently declared her virtues and divine mission; yet, in response to their anger, the English executed and burned her alive."