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What could have happened in South Africa before Apartheid actually took hold? A shocking and exciting view into what might have been. This is a story of an ordinary white South African and his epiphany on what could and would happen as South Africa created its Apartheid laws. Written in the early 1950's, just as Apartheid was being devised and implemented, this short story demonstrates what the educated liberal white people of South Africa were thinking at the time.

Michael (Mike) John Sadler (1922-2002) was born in Lourenco Marques (now Maputo), Mozambique, to Methodist missionary parents and educated at Kingswood College, and then Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa. He saw active service in the artillery in World War Two in Tobruk, North Africa and was a prisoner of war for over three years in Italy and Austria. He studied at Rhodes and Fort Hare and then worked in Zambia as a District Education Officer. He devoted much of his life to African Education including writing numerous articles, textbooks and novels.