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Released in 1935, Gone With d' Wind was the story of a simple Southern belle and the trouble that she unleashed in her March of Folly to win the hand of her next door neighbor in marriage. Set on the eve of the Civil War, she couldn't have picked a worse time.

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rdfs:label	UnBooks:Gone With d' Wind
rdfs:comment	Released in 1935, Gone With d' Wind was the story of a simple Southern belle and the trouble that she unleashed in her March of Folly to win the hand of her next door neighbor in marriage. Set on the eve of the Civil War, she couldn't have picked a worse time.
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Revision	2802115(xsd:integer)
Date	2008-02-15(xsd:date)
abstract	Released in 1935, Gone With d' Wind was the story of a simple Southern belle and the trouble that she unleashed in her March of Folly to win the hand of her next door neighbor in marriage. Set on the eve of the Civil War, she couldn't have picked a worse time. The book set all sorts of sales records, was made into a movie, then a Saturday morning cartoon and finally into a BBC miniseries. In 2007, Nintendo introduced the Gone With d' Wind video game for its Wii platform. And in 2009 the mysterious origin of the name Gone with the wind was unveiled during the 2009 Lebanon war between the original north and the south, where the south had won the war.

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