The protagonist of this work uses up the money he had saved to send his child to the St. Chad's school, and one character claims that John's son Matthew was also involved in a crime which led to the death of a racial activist.
The protagonist of this work uses up the money he had saved to send his child to the St. Chad's school, and one character claims that John's son Matthew was also involved in a crime which led to the death of a racial activist. The protagonist of this novel meets the girl his son has impregnated towards the end, and it opens with Theophilus Msimangu arriving in the Ndotsheni. Characters in this novel include Arthur Jarvis, who works to educate the people of Ixopo. For 10 points, name this South African novel focusing on Stephen Kumalo's visit to Johannesburg, a work of Alan Paton.
The protagonist of this work uses up the money he had saved to send his child to the St. Chad's school, and one character claims that John's son Matthew was also involved in a crime which led to the death of a racial activist.
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