The novel opens with the main character receiving a telegram from a fellow priest, urging him to come visit his ill sister, Gertrude.
The novel opens with the main character receiving a telegram from a fellow priest, urging him to come visit his ill sister, Gertrude. Upon finding her, he finds she has taken up a life of prostitution and beer brewing. While in Johannesburg, the pastor searches for his son, who has been arrested for the murder of Arthur Jarvis. For ten points, identify this novel which ends with the execution of Absalom Kumalo which highlights the social problems of South Africa in the 1950s, a novel by Alan Paton
The novel opens with the main character receiving a telegram from a fellow priest, urging him to come visit his ill sister, Gertrude.
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