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Alan Paton: Cry, the Beloved Country, Conscience & South Africa

Born on January 11, 1903, Alan Paton became one of the most internationally recognized South African writers of the twentieth century, best known for Cry, the Beloved Country, the 1948 novel that brought the lives of Black and white South Africans into a story of family, loss, injustice, faith, and reconciliation. Long before he became …

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