New Releases by Margaret Mitchell

release date: Jan 01, 1986

Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind Letters, 1936-1949

R.J. Mitchell Family

by: Margaret Mitchell Palmer

release date: Jan 01, 1986

A Dynamo Going to Waste

release date: Jan 01, 1985

Bloom

by: Margaret Mitchell Dukore

release date: Jan 01, 1985

An ironic novel about a beautiful young woman who, despite having no sense of identity, has made it into her thirties by hiding behind the various members of her uncommon family

A Novel Called Heritage

by: Margaret Mitchell Dukore

History of the British Optical Association, 1895-1978

Param kwa hamkke sarajida

by: Margaret Mitchell, 안정효

James Palmer

by: Margaret Mitchell Palmer

Children with School Learning Problems

by: Margaret Mitchell Hastings

The Emergence of Spontaneous Youth Subcultures in a Cross-cultural Perspective

by: Nita Margaret Mitchell

Status Politics and Student Politics: a Case Study of Pennsylvania State University Students

by: Margaret Mitchell Braungart

The Kitchen Chat

Hosa pairnei ho anemos

by: Margaret Mitchell, Giannēs Kouchtsoglou

Developments in Steroid Histochemistry

by: Archibald Hannah Baillie, Margaret Mitchell Ferguson, D. McK. Hart

Wimān lō̜i

Gone with the Wind/ Margaret Mitchell

cook book Meat and Poultry Cookery

Cutco Cook Book

Gone with the wind

Osa pairnei o anemos

Vom Winde verweht

Vom Winde Verweht "Gone with the Wind" [dt.]

Lo que el viento se llevó

Lo Que El Viento Se Llevó

by: Margaret Mitchell, Luis Alberto Sánchez

"Gone with the Wind" from the Novel by Margaret Mitchell, Starring Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Haviland

Autant en emporte le vent

Letters from Margaret Mitchell

Miss Mitchell writes to Alfred Jackson Hanna about the publication of his book "Flight into oblivion," 1938; to Mrs. Laurence Tarr denying the rumor that she wrote "Gone with the wind" while convalescing and to Evelina Porter Doggett declining to write a biography of Mrs. Doggett''s father Fitz-John Porter.

Letter 1936 Sep. 1, Atlanta, Georgia to Miss Chase

Mitchell responds to a letter from Mary Ellen Chase, thanking her for the "wonderful things" she said about Gone with the wind. "Such compliments, coming as they did from one whose books I have read and loved and admired, made me very happy."

Letter 1936 July 25, Atlanta, Ga. to Mr. McDaniel

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