Gone with the WindAvon Books, 1973 - 1024 páginas The epic tale of Scarlett O'Hara, her life, loves, and ultimate tragedy. Set against the background of the ante-bellum South, this novel chronicles the story of one family's destruction by the conflict between the states. |
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... negroes . The Yankee soldiers backed them up in any- thing they chose to do , and the surest way for a white per ... negroes and yard negroes as creatures of small worth . Just as Ellen had done , other plantation mistresses throughout ...
... negroes . The Yankee soldiers backed them up in any- thing they chose to do , and the surest way for a white per ... negroes and yard negroes as creatures of small worth . Just as Ellen had done , other plantation mistresses throughout ...
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... negroes flocked into the cities , leaving the rural districts without labor to make the crops . Atlanta was crowded with them and still they came by the hundreds , lazy and dangerous as a result of the new doctrines being taught them ...
... negroes flocked into the cities , leaving the rural districts without labor to make the crops . Atlanta was crowded with them and still they came by the hundreds , lazy and dangerous as a result of the new doctrines being taught them ...
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... negroes in high public office and legislatures dominated by negroes and Carpetbaggers . But Georgia , by its stubborn resistance , had so far escaped this final degradation . For the greater part of three years , the state's capitol had ...
... negroes in high public office and legislatures dominated by negroes and Carpetbaggers . But Georgia , by its stubborn resistance , had so far escaped this final degradation . For the greater part of three years , the state's capitol had ...
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Archie Ashley Ashley Wilkes Ashley's Atlanta Aunt Pitty baby Bonnie boys Captain Butler Carpetbaggers Carreen carriage child cotton cried Scarlett dark darkies dead dear Dilcey doan door dress Ellen eyes face fear feel feet felt fight folks Fontaine fool Frank frightened Georgia Gerald girls gone hand hate head hear heard heart horse Jonesboro kiss knew ladies laughed looked Mammy marry Meade Melanie Melanie's Merriwether mill mind Miss Melly Miss Scarlett mother negroes never niggers night O'Hara Peachtree Street Phil Meade Pitty's Pittypat Pork Prissy Rhett Butler Savannah Scarlett O'Hara smile soldiers stood suddenly Suellen talk Tara Tarleton tell there's things thought Scarlett told town turned Twelve Oaks Uncle voice Wade Wade Hampton wagon Wilkes woman women words Yankees
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Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial Desire Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick Vista previa limitada - 1992 |
Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong James W. Loewen Vista previa limitada - 2007 |