Quote#God & Faith
... I will bring a curse upon myself if our independence is violated…
Quote byPaul Kruger · 1825–1904
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: In 1893, as quoted by Du Plessis, J.S., President Kruger aan die woord: Verkiesingsmanifeste, intreeredes en toesprake van President S.J.P. Kruger, Sacum, Bloemfontein. See:.
English (original)
... I will bring a curse upon myself if our independence is violated by me, since God has guided us so visibly that the blindest heathen and most unbelieving creature had to admit that it was God's hand that gave us our independence.
— Paul Kruger
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