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Too late the phalarope

  • Alan Paton

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"Too Late the Phalarope is the story of a young white South African police lieutenant, idolized in his community, who violates one of the strictest laws of that country governing the relationship between white and black. It is a portrayal of the desperate struggle within himself of a conscience-striken man, a story told with almost unbearable suspense ..." *** "After violating his country's strictest law governing relationships between the races, a young white South African police lieutenant must struggle alone against the censure of the intolerant society that refuses to forgive his crime."

Genres

  • Fiction
  • Race relations
  • Blacks
  • Police
  • Apartheid
  • Miscegenation
  • English fiction
  • Fiction, general
  • South africa, fiction
  • Man-woman relationships, fiction
  • Man-woman relationships
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About the author

  • Alan Paton

    1903 - 1988

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    12 ratings · 61 works

Editions

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    Scribner

    1953

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    1st Scribner Paperback Fiction ed.

    Scribner Paperback Fiction

    1995

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    Penguin Books Ltd

    1971

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    Penguin Books Ltd

    1971

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Scribner Book Company

January 1950

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    Charles Scribner

    1981

  • Edition cover

    Holiday house

    October 1999

  • Edition cover

    Cape

    1953

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    Books on Tape, Inc.

    August 1, 1982

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    Rep Rck Sz edition

    Macmillan Pub Co

    September 1985

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    Amereon Limited

    June 1985

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    Scribner

    1964

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    Readers Union, J.Cape

    1955

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    Cape

    1953

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    Albin Michel

    1955

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    Srong Mwoi

    1982

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    Jonathan Cape

    1956