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- Born: November 08, 1900 in Atlanta, Georgia
- Birth Name: Margaret Munnerlyn Mitchell, nicknamed Peggy
- Father was a historian
- Won the Pulitzer Prize in 1937
- Worked as a volunteer with The Red Cross during World War II
- "Until you've lost your reputation, you never realize what a burden it was." -Margaret Mitchell
- Died: August 16, 1949, five days after being struck by a car
- Buried at Oakland Cemetary in Atlanta, Georgia
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Margaret Mitchell is best known as the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, Gone with the Wind which was published in 1936. The book sold more than 28 million copies. The film adaptation (1939) was the highest-grossing film with a record-breaking number of Academy Awards.
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Margaret Mitchell Questions
when was margaret conkey born? 1 AnswerAccording to US Search, Margaret Conkey is 64, so she was born in 1945 or so. http://www.123people.com/s/margaret+conkey I looked at many sources and was not... read more
When did Dr. Margaret Chan join the WHO? 1 AnswerDr. Margaret Chan was appointed Director-General of the World Health Organization on November 9th 2006. read more
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Margaret Mitchell Personal Timeline
- November 08, 1900: Born
- 1918: Entered Smith College
- 1919: Mother Maybelle Mitchell died
- 1920: Society debut
- 1922: Married bootlegger Red Upshaw
- 1924: Divorced Red Upshaw
- 1925: Married John Marsh
- 1937: Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for Gone with the Wind
- 1939: Film version of Gone with the Wind released
- August 16, 1949: Died
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Margaret Mitchell Publications Timeline
- 1936: Gone With The Wind
- 1996: Lost Laysen
- 2000: Before Scarlett: Girlhood Writings of Margaret Mitchell
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"Her lips on his could tell him better than all her stumbling words." - Margaret Mitchell http://tumblr.com/xt947zmia
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