For ten points, identify this novel about the Reverend Stephen Kumalo, the most famous work of Alan Paton.
This work is the subject of a 1991 critical interpretation by Edward Callan, who also published a 1968 biography of its author. This work's third chapter opens with the image of a "small toy train" climbing up to Carisbrooke. The main character's brother refers to the chief of his old village as a "white man's dog," and in the end, the main character's sister Getrude returns to her life of prostitution and drink. The main character is assisted in his search for his son by the Reverend Theophilus Msimangu, but in the end, that son, Absalom, is hanged for the murder of Arthur Jarvis, while two white men are released. For ten points, identify this novel about the Reverend Stephen Kumalo, the most famous work of Alan Paton.
This work is the subject of a 1991 critical interpretation by Edward Callan, who also published a 1968 biography of its author.
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