Paton, Alan

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Poets in the News
Poet Name
Paton, Alan
Given Name
Alan
Last Name
Paton
Date of Birth
11 January 1903
Biography
Alan Paton, born 1903, was a South African activist, writer, and poet, most known for his novel Cry, The Beloved Country. From 1919 to 1922, Paton attended the University of Natal, from which he graduated with degrees in science and education. At this time, Paton began writing poetry and drama.

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