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her; when Captain La Hire, in the February of this same year, 1430, took Chateau Gaillard, near Rouen, he found the good knight Barbazan in an iron cage, from which he would not come out, alleging that he was a prisoner on parole.[2135] Jeanne, on the contrary, had been careful to promise nothing, or rather she had promised to escape as soon as she could.[2136] Therefore the English, who believed that she had magical powers, mistrusted her greatly.[2137] As she was being prosecuted by the Church, she ought to have been detained in an ecclesiastical prison,[2138] but the _Godons_ were resolved to keep her in their custody. One among them said she was dear to them because they had paid dearly for her. On her feet they put shackles and round her waist a chain padlocked to a beam five or six feet long. At night this chain was carried over the foot of her bed and attached to the principal beam.[2139] In like manner, John Huss, in 1415, when he was delivered up to the Bishop of Constance and transferred to the fortress of Gottlieben, was chained night and day until he was taken to the stake. [Footnote 2126: A. Sarrazin, _Jeanne d'Arc et la Normandie au XV'e siecle_, Rouen, 1896, in 4to, ch. v.] [Footnote 2127: _Trial_, vol. iii, pp. 136-137. Vallet de Viriville, _Histoire de Charles VII_, vol. ii, p. 198.] [Footnote 2128: L. de Duranville, _Le chateau de Bouvreuil_, in _La Revue de Rouen_, 1852, p. 387. A. Deville, _La tour de la Pucelle du chateau de Rouen_, in _Precis des travaux de l'Academie de Rouen_, 1865-1866, pp. 236-268. Bouquet, _Notice sur le donjon du chateau de Philippe-Auguste_, Rouen, 1877, pp. 7 _et seq._] [Footnote 2129: _Trial_, vol. ii, pp. 317, 345; vol. iii, p. 121.] [Footnote 2130: _Ibid._, p. 154. A. Sarrazin, _Jeanne d'Arc et la Normandie_, p. 190, note 1. L. Delisle, _Revue des Societes savantes_, 1867, 4th series, vol. v, p. 440. F. Bouquet, _Jeanne d'Arc au donjon de Rouen_, in _Revue de Normandie_, 1867, vol. vi, pp. 873-883. L. Delisle, _Revue des Societes savantes_, vol. v (1867). Lanery d'Arc, pp. 528-533.] [Footnote 2131: Ballin, _Renseignements sur le Vieux-Chateau de Rouen_, in _Revue de Rouen_, 1842, p. 35. A. Sarrazin, _Jeanne d'Arc et la Normandie_, p. 188.] [Footnote 2132: _Trial_, vol. ii, p. 7.] [Footnote 2133: _Ibid._, vol. iii, p. 155.] [Footnote 2134: _Ibid._, vol. iii, p. 180. A. Sarrazin, pp. 191, 192.] [Footnote 2135: Vallet de Viriville, _Histoire de Charles
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