At the end of this novel, one character admonishes
At the end of this novel, one character admonishes the townspeople to stop treating cattle as currency, and another character donates milk to all the children in the village. Earlier, Tomlinson and Dubula organize a bus boycott. A lawyer named Mr. Carmichael takes on a robbery case pro deo and helps get Johannes Parfuri and Matthew acquitted. The protagonist leaves Ndotsheni after receiving a letter from Theophilus Msimangu that concerns the illness of Gertrude. After traveling to Johannesburg, the protagonist learns about the murder of Arthur Jarvis. Name this novel in which Absalom, the son of Stephen Kumalo, is hanged, a work by Alan Paton.
At the end of this novel, one character admonishes the townspeople to stop treating cattle as currency, and another character donates milk to all the children in the village.
{Cry}, the {Beloved Country}