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The History of St. Louis (1938)Joinville's History of Saint Louis is a significant historical account penned by Jean de Joinville, a French historian with a remarkable life story of his own. Written at the request of Queen Jeanne of Navarre, this work originally bore the title "Histoire de Saint Louis" and was completed in 1309. Jean de Joinville was well placed to chronicle the life of Saint Louis (Louis IX), as he not only lived during the reign of this revered French monarch but

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