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Selected Official Documents of the South African Republic and Great Britain

As elected member of the Volksraad of this Republic, I declare, believe, and swear solemnly, that I have neither made nor promised gifts to anyone to reach this office; that I shall be faithful in this office to the people; that I shall act in accordance with the Constitution and other laws of this country, according to the best of my knowledge and conscience, and consider only the furtherance of the happiness and welfare of the public at large.
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Selected Official Documents of the South African Republic and Great Britain

Article 1.—This State shall bear the name of the South African Republic.
Article 2.—The form of government of this State shall be that of a republic.
Article 3.—It desires to be recognized and respected by the civilized world as an independent and free people.
Article 4.—The people seek for no extension of territory, and desire it only in accordance with just principles, when the interest of the Republic makes such extension desirable.
Article 5.—The people desire to retain and maintain their territory in South Africa unimpaired. The boundaries thereof are fixed by proclamation.
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