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Gone with the Wind
Gone with the Wind
Margaret Mitchell
Context
Plot Overview
Character List
Analysis of Major Characters
Themes, Motifs & Symbols
Part One: Chapters I–IV
Chapters V–VII
Part Two: Chapters VIII–XI
Chapters XII-XVI
Part Three: Chapters XVII–XX
Chapters XXI–XXV
Chapters XXVI–XXX
Part Four: Chapters XXXI–XXXIV
Chapters XXXV–XXXVIII
Chapters XXXIX–XLII
Chapters XLIII–XLVII
Part Five: Chapters XLVIII–LII
Chapters LIII–LVII
Chapters LVIII–LXIII
Important Quotations Explained
Key Facts
Study Questions & Essay Topics
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Suggestions for Further Reading
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