65.] Without disarming, the Maid and the knights returned to Orleans.

To celebrate the taking of Jargeau, the magistrates organised a public procession.

An eloquent sermon was preached by a Jacobin monk, Brother Robert Baignart.[1221] [Footnote 1221: Accounts of the town of Orleans at the end of _Le Journal du siege_, ed.

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82.] The inhabitants of Orleans presented the Duke of Alencon with six casks of wine, the Maid with four, the Count of Vendome with two.[1222] [Footnote 1222: A.de Villaret, _Campagne des Anglais_, proofs and illustrations, p.