... research and deliberation he concluded that Africa's agonizing history has been consistently Jackson 2 escalating although his fellow country men were blind to the reality (Leaders). In Cry the Beloved Country, Paton dives right in to the poignant past. He uses the first chapter to paint a picture of what had happened by explaining the path to Ixopo, which crosses over a plain engulfed by crimson hills was once fertile and verdant ... that is provoked him to use his talents to inform the world of the dreadful results of his country and the bigger terror it would become. In Cry the Belov...

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