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Alan Paton is best remembered as the author of Cry, the Beloved Country, the most lyrical and moving plea for racial reconciliation to have come out of South Africa this century. His reputation, however, extends far beyond the fields of fiction and literature, for in addition Paton was a teacher, prison reformer, and politician whose achievements have ensured him a lasting place in the troubled history of his country. This is a rich and fascinating story, told against the backdrop of profound political changes in a country that still struggles to achieve the harmony Paton strove for; Paton's…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1996Oxford University Press Southern Africa · 528 pages · 9780195713602
- Other · English · 1994Oxford University Press · 510 pages · 9780198112372
BiographySouth African AuthorsPaton, alan, 1903-1988New York Times reviewed




