A far cry : the making of a South African : an autobiography

The autobiography of Mary Benson, a white South African writer known for her work against apartheid, whose life illustrates a public and personal drama. She describes her early years spent in Hollywood and her life as a dedicated worker againest apartheid. Cover\r......Page p0001.djvu Title Page......Page p0003.djvu Copyright\r......Page p0004.djvu Contents\r......Page p0005.djvu Acknowledgements......Page p0008.djvu Glossary\r......Page p0009.djvu Part I: Escaping\r......Page p0010.djvu 1\r From Pretoria to Hollywood......Page p0012.djvu 2 To the War......Page p0023.djvu Part II: Learning\r......Page p0046.djvu 3 Alan Paton\r......Page p0048.djvu 4 Michael Scott\r......Page p0058.djvu 5 Tshekedi Khama\r......Page p0095.djvu Part III: Returning\r......Page p0106.djvu 6 Treason? A Sacred Trust?......Page p0108.djvu 7 The African National Congress......Page p0128.djvu 8 To Mississippi and Back......Page p0154.djvu 9 Bram Fischer......Page p0171.djvu 10 Athol Fugard and the Eastern Cape......Page p0195.djvu 11 \rA Threat to the State?......Page p0215.djvu Part IV: Exile\r......Page p0226.djvu 12\r Thonas Stubbs......Page p0228.djvu 13 Return to Pretoria......Page p0233.djvu Appendix\r......Page p0245.djvu Index......Page p0256.djvu Photographic Plates\r......Page p0130.djvu Literature that should be widely read, not only because of its literary merit, but also because each reader would regard it as an account of the striving to realize a fond dream. -- Nelson Mandela