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these warring yet braided strands form the Gordian knot of the American experience: A land of visionary light entwined in the darkest recesses of human cruelty

organised religion has too often been the catalyst for violence and ineradicable prejudice

Gone With the Wind: The Definitive Illustrated History of the Book, the Movie and the Legend Poetry Literary Criticism (Books) acting as human surveillance camerasCelebrate the 50th Anniversary of an American Classic. Published in the spring of 1936, Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind was an immediate and overwhelming success; millions of copies were sold in its first year alone. By the time the film opened on December 15, 1939, the anticipation and excitement were so great that the city of Atlanta declared the day an official holiday. Since then, more than 300 million people have seen the film and every