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The attorneys who are the guardians of "Gone With the Wind" and the Margaret Mitchell estate say that publication of a new book re-telling the story through the eyes of Tara's slaves would "set a terrible precedent." They have gone to court to stop publication of the new book, claiming that to allow publication would "diminish or preclude outright" any ability to authorize and control future derivative works.
April 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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