The book, "Mandela's Way: Lessons on Life, Love, and Courage", by Richard Stengel seeks to address how Nelson Mandela has shown courage throughout his life and how he has become the man that he is today through his journey along with the people who have influenced him and the people who he has influenced. This book is illustrated in the eyes of Richard Stengel during his time in South Africa with Nelson Mandela. ... It is apparent from the first few pages of chapter one that Nelson Mandela is willing to take risks. ... Nelson Mandela has done a lot of things to show his courage...

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One of Fuze's most famous books that was published was a book entitled Abantu Abamnyama. ... However, the book is considered to have "two" lives (600). ... Hamilton, "Shaka as metaphor, memory, and history in apartheid South Africa." (Chapter from her book Terrific Majesty) Finally, tourism certainly helped strengthen the Zulu culture and identity. ... Gehard Schutte, "Tourists and Tribes in the "New" South Africa" Ethnohistory, 50, 3, (2003): 473-487. ...

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The scene is South Africa and author Alan Paton depicts a story of its constant internal struggle between the whites and the blacks. ... Later in the book Kumalo arrives a James Jarvis's house. ... He treats the suffering native with kindness and courtesy, something he wouldn't have bothered to do earlier, much like Kumalo treats the little girl in the first chapter. ... With this lies the hope of the South Africans to see more results similar to Cry, the Beloved Country. ...

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