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This book is not about Scarlett, Rhett, the Civil War or it's aftermath. It is about a "bargain" made by Margaret Mitchell the famous author of "Gone With The Wind" that eventually led to her death, and how it impacted the life of Hugh Dorsey Gravitt and his family. It's about manipulation, psychopathic behavior, sexual deviance, and murder that was made to look like an accident, false imprisonment, alcoholism, medical malpractice, attempted suicide, the hardship of survival during the great depression, moonshining, child abuse, and racism. This book tells about Hugh Gravitt watching the disastrous fire that destroyed the Winecoff Hotel in Atlanta Georgia killing 119 people as mother's threw their babies out windows before jumping to their own death to escape the flames. It tells how this author spent twenty years reading and researching everything she could find about Margaret Mitchell and her husband John Marsh to expose the cover-up and falsehoods surrounding the Icon's death. In this book is a photo of her death scene, and documents that tell more than any words can ever say.
- Sales Rank: #1168601 in Books
- Brand: Brand: Gloria Moulder
- Published on: 2013-05-29
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .71" w x 6.00" l, .93 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 312 pages
- Used Book in Good Condition
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
The author is grieving the loss of her dad
By A Reader
As a fellow Southerner and Georgian, I feel condolences should be extended to this family for the loss of their father, both in death and for the way he was vilified for the accidental death of Margaret Mitchell Marsh in 1949. The media has not changed and misinformation abounds then just as it does now. The author herself has also lived a traumatic life, and it is to her credit that she cared for her father in his final days and was afforded the opportunity to spend time with him. My heartfelt condolences for all of her losses.
Secondly, I agree that Mr. Gravitt did not receive a fair trial in any way. I have often wondered why there was never any mention of the Marshes being charged with jay-walking. Mr. Gravitt was fortunate that those with whom he worked believed in him and kept a job waiting for him when he was released from prison. He was not as fortunate with his dealings with the media and the public's perception. The rest of Ms. Moulder's theory, however - that John Marsh "plotted" from the first time he met Miss Mitchell to use her and then later decided to murder her - leaves me dumbfounded. If for no other reason than it makes perfect sense that if you are in the middle of the street and see an oncoming car, you are going to move in the opposite direction you think that car will go. Unfortunately for the Marshes and Mr. Gravitt, they both went in the same direction.
In the author's preface, she states "I'm not a literary professional nor do I claim to be proficient in spelling and grammar. I just have a story to tell and I hope there are people out there [who] can overlook my lack of writing expertise..." Ms. Moulder would have benefitted greatly from an editor or proofreader as the text is rife with errors, but at least she admits as such up front. All of which is ironic considering how much she condemns Margaret Mitchell's lack of education, inability to get her work published and inability to type, as well as condemning John Marsh for editing and proofreading his wife's articles for the Atlanta Journal and her entire Gone With The Wind manuscript.
The most glaring omissions, though, are her lack of citations for her sources within her text (i.e., footnotes) and thus the evidence she needs to support her (conspiracy) theory that John Marsh murdered his wife. Which is, again, ironic considering how much she condemns the prosecution lawyers for making up evidence that got her father convicted and the defense lawyers who would not present adequate evidence to get him acquitted. Between her inability to write and her outlandish theories about Margaret Mitchell's and John Marsh's relationship, she unfortunately comes across as lacking any credibility at all.
I had to treat her book as a literal translation of an oral history because it is written as a total stream of consciousness. I started out reading it with a pencil because it was often times difficult to follow her train of thought. I eventually gave up on even that, however, because her accusations of John Marsh having set out to murder Margaret Mitchell were just too ridiculous to even bother with my 'reader's editing'. I know Ms. Moulder did not intend to write any sort of biography, but if you want to read credible information about Margaret Mitchell (and better analyses and interpretations of her letters, his letters, her family's letters and interviews with those who knew the Mitchell and Marsh families), seek out Marianne Walker's "Margaret Mitchell and John Marsh, The Love Story Behind Gone With the Wind", which is excellent, or Pyron's "Southern Daughter," which is also good (but long on psychological analysis). Both are well written, thoroughly researched and cited accordingly. Ms. Moulder cites them in her bibliography but does not seem to have read them; or, if she did, she cherry-picked what she felt would prove her theory.
It is truly a travesty of justice what happened to Hugh Gravitt. He really was at the wrong place at the wrong time. And it is unfortunate he was wrongly convicted, and that he lived out the remainder of his life being hounded by the press and the public. (Again, ironically, not unlike Margaret Mitchell herself.) If nothing else, I hope this book serves to exonerate Mr. Gravitt. Unfortunately, Ms. Moulder's ramblings and far-fetched theory that Marsh murdered his wife will probably obscure that.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Read with a suspicious mind
By Michelle Chimento
THe book is written by the daughter of the man imprisioned for driving over Margaret Mitchell. You know with that information that the author has an ulterior motive for writting this book.
Secondly, she is not a writer; there are typos and repetitions.
However, I gave this book three stars because the bibliography and research is helpful for further historical rearch. I am willing to read about historical activities even though all history is biased by the views of the writer.
Worth reading.
11 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
One Star
By Amazon Customer
Obviously self published Couldn't get passed the first chapter Incorrect punctuations abound making it nearly impossible to read!
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