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To: miss marmelstein

I agree, GWTW. as a work of romantic fiction, was a very accurate portrayal of the old South during the Civil War. It was NOT about the issue of slavery as some liberal idiots believe. I am surprised these idiots have not called for GWTW to be banned because it portrays slavery.

BTW, Mrs. Texicanus is a GWTW collector/fanatic. She could watch the movie everyday. The house is full of GWTW dolls, plates, posters, and other memorabilia. I’m her Rhett and she’s my Scarlett for the past 41 years.


86 posted on 06/23/2015 8:24:24 PM PDT by Texicanus (Texas, it's like a whole 'nother country.)
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To: Texicanus
That's very nice. Please tell your wife that I have forced my husband to drive to Jonesboro on the hottest day of the year to find the farmhouse that was the basis of Tara. I have 3 copies of the book, the movie, several Xmas ornaments from the Tara Museum so I am set if they try to ban it.

A brilliant book of storytelling and history. All taken from the reminiscences of her family who endured the siege of Atlanta.

89 posted on 06/24/2015 4:43:31 AM PDT by miss marmelstein (Richard the Third: "I should like to drive away not only the Turks (moslims) but all my foes.")
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