The author of the famous novel 'Gone with the Wind' is :

1.	The author of the famous novel 'Gone with the Wind' is :
A.	. L. Stephenson
B.	harles Dickens
C.	argaret Mitchell
D.	arold Robins
Answer» C. argaret Mitchell

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