Margaret Mitchell - CaLiGraph

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rdfs:label	Margaret Mitchell
owl:sameAs	dbr:Margaret_Mitchell
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skos:prefLabel	Margaret Mitchell
skos:altLabel	Margaret Mitchell Elementary School Margaret Mitchell's Margaret \"Peggy\" Mitchell Mitchell, Margaret The Margaret Mitchell Story
clgo:award	National Book Award Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
clgo:birthDate	1900-11-08
clgo:birthName	Margaret Munnerlyn Mitchell
clgo:birthPlace	Georgia (U.S. state) Clayton County, Georgia Fulton County, Georgia Jonesboro, Georgia Atlanta DeKalb County, Georgia
clgo:birthYear	1900
clgo:deathDate	1949-08-16
clgo:deathPlace	Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta
clgo:deathYear	1949
clgo:education	Smith College
clgo:genre	Romance novel Epic (genre)
clgo:location	Atlanta
clgo:notableWork	Gone with the Wind (novel) Lost Laysen
clgo:occupation	Novelist
clgo:pseudonym	Peggy Mitchell
clgo:relative	Annie Fitzgerald Stephens Joseph Mitchell (Mitchell Estate director) Mary Melanie Holliday
clgo:religion	Anglicanism
clgo:restingPlace	Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta)
is clgo:author of	Gone with the Wind (novel) Lost Laysen
is clgo:basedOn of	Scarlett (musical) Gone with the Wind (musical)
is clgo:child of	Maybelle Stephens Mitchell Eugene Mitchell
is clgo:creator of	Melanie Hamilton Scarlett O'Hara Ashley Wilkes
is clgo:knownFor of	Joseph Mitchell (Mitchell Estate director)
is clgo:relation of	John Stephens Graham
is clgo:relative of	Annie Fitzgerald Stephens Joseph Mitchell (Mitchell Estate director)

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