Two men in this novel travel to a colony that cares for blind black people.
Two men in this novel travel to a colony that cares for blind black people. Another character, Mrs. Lithebe, is a resident of Sophiatown and a friend of Gertrude, whose illness prompts Theophilus Msimangu to write the protagonist for help. In this work, the village of Ixopo is saved when the father of a white activist for racial justice offers agricultural assistance, and the novel ends with Absalom's execution for murdering the aforementioned activist, Arthur Jarvis. For 10 points, name this novel about Stephen Kumalo's search for his son in South Africa, by Alan Paton.
Two men in this novel travel to a colony that cares for blind black people.
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