Selected Official Documents of the South African Republic and Great Britain - A Documentary Perspective Of The Causes Of The War In South Africa by Various
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consciences, according to the laws of the land.
ARTICLE 16.--The people shall receive annually from the Volksraad an estimate of the general income and expenses of the State, and learn therefrom how much every man's taxes shall amount to. ARTICLE 17.--Potchefstrom, situated on the Mooi River, shall be the capital of the Republic, and Pretoria the seat of Government. ARTICLE 18.--All services rendered on behalf of the public are remunerated by the public. ARTICLE 19.--Freedom of the press is granted provided the printer and publisher remain responsible for all the documents which contain defamation, insult, or attacks against any one's character. OF THE PROTECTION AND DEFENCE OF THE STATE. ARTICLE 20.--The people shall only appoint as representatives in the Volksraad those who are members of a Protestant Church. ARTICLE 21.--The people desire the growth, prosperity, and welfare of the State, and with this view provision for suitable school teachers. ARTICLE 22.--Providing also that in time of peace precautionary measures are taken to enable the State to wage or withstand a war. ARTICLE 23.--In case of a hostile attack from outside, |
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