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'''''Gone with the Wind''''' ('''GWTW''') is a novel portraying life in the southern [[United States]], during the [[Civil War]] and [[Reconstruction]], written by [[Margaret Mitchell]], and originally published in 1936.  The 1000 page runaway best-seller tells the story of Scarlett O'Hara, a young woman on a Georgia plantation who tries to keep control of her land and find love while facing war, defeat and poverty.  It won the Pulitzer prize for fuction and remains a classic in the history of the self identity of [[The South]].
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'''''Gone with the Wind''''' ('''GWTW''') is a novel portraying life in the southern [[United States]], during the [[Civil War]] and [[Reconstruction]], written by [[Margaret Mitchell]], and originally published in 1936.  The 1000 page runaway best-seller tells the story of Scarlett O'Hara, a young woman on a Georgia plantation who tries to keep control of her land and find love while facing war, defeat and poverty.  It won the Pulitzer prize for fuction and remains a classic in the history of the self identity of [[The South]]. The book has sold 28 million copies worldwide.
 
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