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MITCHELL, MARGARET. Two typed letters signed ("Margaret Mitchell Marsh") to Martha Angley. Atlanta and Gainesville, Georgia, 6 April and 9 July 1936. Together 2 pages, tall 8vo, the first double-spaced, the second single-spaced and with a two-line autograph postscript, with original envelopes with typed and autograph addresses respectively, both the letters and the envelopes in the following lots). With: (1) A typed letter signed from Dudley Glass, a reporter on the Georgian American , to Martha Angely, Atlanta, 1 April 1936, 1 p., 4to, with envelope, both letter and envelope laminated, directing Miss Angley to Margaret Mitchell: "...I don't know any budding authors, except one. Peggy Mitchell has written a book. A swell book, I understand, and I've forgotten the name of it, though she is a pal of mine and my wife's. Macmillan's is publishing it in may..."; (2)Typescript, carbon copy, of Martha Angley's term paper on Margaret Mitchell, 8 pp., 4to, double-spaced, a bit foxed; (3) Mimeographed article by Hershel Brickell on Margaret Mitchell and Gone With the Wind , from the New York Post, 27 August 1936, 4pp., 4to; (4) A folder of mostly contemporary news clippings, mainly from Georgia papers, of reviews of Gone With the Wind and articles on Mitchell; (5) Two Copies of The Atlanta Journal Magazine "Margaret Mitchell Memorial Issue" of 18 December 1949, and two other numbers with articles on Mitchell, all worn .