Race Relations In Alan Paton's "Cry, The Beloved Country" (Paperback)

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Alan Paton was not only one of South Africa’s most widely read novelists, but as a founder of the South African Liberal Party, he was also an important political figure. His early career as a warden in a prison school for black youths awakened him to the racial inequities present in South African society.

Paton worked throughout his life for racial and social justice in South Africa. His first novel, Cry, the Beloved Country, is remarkable for its poetic use of language, sense of place, and call to social action. And despite the racial injustices that exist in South African society, through Cry, The Beloved Country, we explore Paton's optimism that love and compassion can transcend racial barriers and pave the way to an equitable society.

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