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Frankish Kingdom

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History

 

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Stanley N

 

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July 29, 2013

 

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His mind would change in the near future. He married a woman who was a believer in the Christian religion. The way he would be converted to the Christian religion was very fitting for this military leader. Clovis' wife would try to convince him that the Christian religion is the one for him. He would not change his mind until he was on the battlefield...
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He would not change his mind until he was on the battlefield. He was in the middle of a conflict with a man named Alamanni and his army. Clovis' troops were being annihilated, so he would ask Jesus for help in exchange for his faith. He looked to Jesus to help him survive this battle. If he would survive, he would hold the god of his wife as the same holy god for himself, and would be faithful to the lord...
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