For 10 points, name this anti-apartheid novel about Stephen Kumalo, written by Alan Paton.
In a courtroom scene, one character in this novel claims that another had brought a "blessed" iron bar with him for good luck. While on a train away from Carisbrooke, its protagonist broods over a twelve-year old boy who was killed crossing the street. The protagonist of this novel meets his wealthy brother John, who directs him to a textile factory. One character in this novel hires Napoleon Letsitsi to improve the farming productivity of the protagonist's home town. In this book, James loses his prejudice after he reads the literature of his political activist son Arthur. Its protagonist stays with Theophilus Msimangu while he searches for his prostitute sister Gertrude and his son Absalom, who is convicted of murder. For 10 points, name this anti-apartheid novel about Stephen Kumalo, written by Alan Paton.
In a courtroom scene, one character in this novel claims that another had brought a "blessed" iron bar with him for good luck.
Cry, the Beloved Country