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The Great Boer War

CHAPTER 25
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The God of battles had given the long-withheld verdict.

But of all the hearts which throbbed high at that supreme moment there were few who felt one touch of bitterness towards the brave men who had been overborne.

They had fought and died for their ideal.

We had fought and died for ours.

The hope for the future of South Africa is that they or their descendants may learn that that banner which has come to wave above Pretoria means no racial intolerance, no greed for gold, no paltering with injustice or corruption, but that it means one law for all and one freedom for all, as it does in every other continent in the whole broad earth.


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