American author Margaret Mitchell learned her novel “Gone with the Wind” had won a Pulitzer Prize. In 1939, the motion ...

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I thought then how aptly the novel by Margaret Mitchell, “Gone with the Wind,” was named. It told of how the South’s way of life was “gone with the wind,” after the Civil War. Slavery was wrong – no ...

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Thus, it shouldn’t be surprising that a Golden Age classic is the highest-grossing film of all time. Gone With the Wind was released in 1939, and while other movies have since gone on to earn more, it ...

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