And such a perspective has indirectly led to the modern British historical community's overwhelming praise and commendation of Joan of Arc.
Because in the eyes of scholars, if Joan had not appeared in time back then to turn the tide for France during the Hundred Years' War, then Britain would have long since formed a joint rule with France. Consequently, with a king having a foothold in France, it would have been impossible to compromise with the British nobility, and thus, things like the Great Charter, the Bill of Rights, and the Glorious Revolution would have been out of the question.
For this reason, British historians generally believe that Joan of Arc is not only a national hero of France but also made an indelible contribution to salvaging the British constitutional system. To exaggerate a little, it could be said that without Joan of Arc, there would be no modern civilized society.
