In Harper Lee's novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, there is a reference Scout makes to FDR's statements along the lines of "nothing to fear but fear itself". Does anybody know what page this is on or at least the chapter? I'm looking all over but I cannot find it to save my life. If it helps, the book I'm using is printed by Warner Books with a 1960 copyright. Thanks! :)

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In Harper Lee's novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, there is a reference Scout makes to FDR's statements along the lines of "nothing to fear but fear itself". Does anybody know what page this is on or at least the chapter? I'm looking all over but I cannot find it to save my life. If it helps, the  book I'm using is printed by Warner Books with a 1960 copyright. Thanks! :)

y912f · Answer

maybe going on spark notes and reading the short summary of each chapter will help you find out which chapter you're looking for :)

Ms. Sue · Answer

It's from Chapter 1. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/mocking/answers/quoteexp_1.html

Emily · Answer

Thanks so much y912f and Ms. Sue!! :)

y912f · Answer

no problem:)