Dingane

“Dingarn's conduct was worthy of a savage as he is. It was base and treacherous, to say the least of it – the offspring of cowardice and fear. Suspicious of his warlike neighbours, jealous of their power, dreading the neighbourhood of their arms, he felt as every savage would have done in like circumstances that these men were his enemies, and being unable to attack them openly, he massacred them clandestinely.”

“Pray to your God to keep me from the power of Dingaan.”

“I see that every white man is an enemy to the black, and every black man an enemy to the white, they do not love each other and never will.”