Difference between revisions of "Alan Stewart Paton"

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-(1903-1988) Writer, teacher, reformatory principal  and influential novelist. Born in **, he studied at **. A founder of the Liberal Party and its leader between 1955 and its dissilusion in 1968. His novel ''[[Cry the Beloved Country]]'' (1948) became an internationally acclaimed work, and has been adapted to stage and screen a number of times. He also collaborated on a number of other theartrical projects, including the musical presentation ''[[Mkhumbane]]'' (with [[Todd Matshikiza]]) and  ***** (with ****) PATON, Alan. (19**-) Novelist. *** He wrote and presented  ''[[Man and Poet]]'' at the [[Inaugural Festival]] of the [[1820 Settlers National Monument]] in 1974.
+See [[Alan Paton]]
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-Tucker, 1997
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