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Moslem and Frank

Note 75 — Chapter I

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History names Pharamond as the first King of the Franks; the author of the Gesta Francorum makes that prince the son of Marcomir, the king mentioned in the text; and there appears to be little doubt indeed, but that the Franks had established the right of hereditary succession somewhat before the time of Clodion, the reputed son of Pharamond.

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