Shucks, shocks, and hominy blocks : corn as a way of life in pioneer America /
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Baton Rouge :
Louisiana State University Press,
©1981.
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Table of Contents:
- Preface.
- Monarch
- This fabled plant
- Meeting of East and West
- Corn land and the American dream
- Corn was work and fun
- Fields in woods clothing: the seedbed
- In the light of the moon: planting
- First the blade: cultivating
- Fruits of toil: harvesting
- Cob, cache, crib, and keg: storage
- Shelling and grinding
- One hundred ways: food uses
- One hundred proof: pioneer spirits
- Jack of all aids: other uses
- Against the grain: corn's enemies
- Enemies continued
- Corn is a four-letter word: cultural manifestations
- Corn on the hoof: commerce.