Author: Sidney Coe HowardAfter the Civil War sweeps away the genteel life to which she has been accustomed, Scarlett O'Hara sets about to salvage her Georgia plantation home.
Author: Martha M. Yee... Gone with the wind : featuring the collection of Herb Bridges . c1977 . Recasting “ Gone with the wind ” in American culture . c1983 . Southern star : a portrait of Atlanta . [ 1996-06-20 ] Taylor , Helen , 1947- Scarlett's women : Gone ...
Author: Brian Hannan... Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind Gone with the Wind ...
Author: Jacqueline Miller Carmichael... Gone with the Wind ( 1936 ) . Categorically , Jubilee was called " a Negro Gone with the Wind , " This was , for her publisher , a great plus . Ever since Mitchell's blockbuster novel , New York publishers had continued to scout the ...
Author: Margaret MitchellThe greatest romance of all times. Written by Margaret Mitchell, Gone With The Wind was adapted to cinema in 1939 and became one of the great classics movies.
Author: ... Gone With the Wind," Olivia de Havilland must have been surprised, along with the rest of us, to again see the "Gone With the Wind" lamp which now had traveled even further back in time. Despite losing her one and only love, she is a ...
Author: Merriam-Webster, Inc... Gone With the Wind Novel by Margaret MITCHELL , pub- lished in 1936. Gone With the Wind is a sweeping , romantic story about the American Civil War from the point of view of the Confederacy . In particular it is the story of Scarlett O ...
Author: Slav Gratchev... Gone with the Wind, 328. 25. Margaret Mitchell, Kaze to tomoni sarinu (Gone with the Wind), trans. Konomi Ara (Tokyo: Iwanami shoten, 2015), vol. 3, 133, all underlining added by author. 26. Margaret Mitchell, Kaze to tomoni sarinu ...
Author: ... Gone With the Wind J\ garet Mitchell's novel of the Old South had reason to be apprehensive over the making of a moving picture from it. The novel contained much objectionable material on Negroes and sought to show that the colored ...
Author: Bryan Albin Giemza... Gone with the Wind. Her presence indicated that place and race are still complex and controversial matters in “the city too busy to hate,” Atlanta's slogan for the New South. Perhaps we should hope for an Irish sequel or rewriting of Gone ...
