Report of the Proceedings of the Peoples Congress Held At Graaff Reinet Cape C
Report of the Proceedings of the Peoples Congress Held At Graaff Reinet Cape C
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E, with reference to his own peculiai surround- : ings, so as to remain oroteotel from the, rain. (Applause. ) If the British Em- pire wished truly ro prove its greatness, it should remove their cannons and bayonets from their dearly beloved land. Their Saviour had said "Who taketh up the sword shall perish by the sword. " They had prayed and begged for the preservation of peace, but hearing was alone given to members of a certain clique. Their fathers had lived be- neath the British flag, and ...they de- sired to continue living under that flag, but they were there to stand up for the right, remembering the precept: "Do ye right and justice. " (Loud and pro- Itonged applause. ) Mr. J. Smith, M. L. A.. (Graaff- Reinet), in a brief speech, seconded tii* resolution. There was nothing more desperate than a man on the verge oJ despair, and it was not only a wroti^ but a very foolish policy to reduce men to that extremity. (Hear, hear. ) The old Hueenots came here, not for eold, but for freedom of conscience, and he would like to ask every honest English- man how could it be expected that the descendents of these men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E, with reference to his own peculiai surround- : ings, so as to remain oroteotel from the, rain. (Applause. ) If the British Em- pire wished truly ro prove its greatness, it should remove their cannons and bayonets from their dearly beloved land. Their Saviour had said "Who taketh up the sword shall perish by the sword. " They had prayed and begged for the preservation of peace, but hearing was alone given to members of a certain clique. Their fathers had lived be- neath the British flag, and ...they de- sired to continue living under that flag, but they were there to stand up for the right, remembering the precept: "Do ye right and justice. " (Loud and pro- Itonged applause. ) Mr. J. Smith, M. L. A.. (Graaff- Reinet), in a brief speech, seconded tii* resolution. There was nothing more desperate than a man on the verge oJ despair, and it was not only a wroti^ but a very foolish policy to reduce men to that extremity. (Hear, hear. ) The old Hueenots came here, not for eold, but for freedom of conscience, and he would like to ask every honest English- man how could it be expected that the descendents of these men.
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