Gone With the Wind. Volume 2. Mitchell Margaret

The war is over, but Scarlett and its household are waiting for new trials. Around the devastation, hunger, illness. Walking along the scorched land, the Yankees made a new raid on the Tara, took meant foods and everything that was at least some value, burned cotton, for the sale from which the inhabitants of the estates laid so many hopes. But life continues, and Scarlett, bitterly recalling the minor chores of the past, luxurious life, thinks about how everything has changed, now it is important to have enough food so as not to die, so as not to stain from the cold, and a roof over his head, which does not proceed too much.