The politician Dubula in this novel organizes a bus boycott that impedes the travel of that protagonist and his companion, Theophilus
One man in this novel is killed before he could finish his treatise titled "The Truth About Native Crime". The protagonist of this work is lifted from his state of despair after visiting a colony of blind people. The politician Dubula in this novel organizes a bus boycott that impedes the travel of that protagonist and his companion, Theophilus (*) Msimangu. James Jarvis helps the native people of Ndotsheni despite the death of his son, Arthur. The protagonist of this book comes to Johannesburg at the news that Gertrude is sick. For 10 points, name this Alan Paton novel in which Stephen Kumalo searches for his son, Absalom.
One man in this novel is killed before he could finish his treatise titled "The Truth About Native Crime".
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