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'Hardtack' unlocks women's ties to food
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'Hardtack' unlocks women's ties to food
By NANCY STOHS of the Journal Sentinel staff
Wednesday, May 8, 2002
It's not exclusively a women's history book. But it's not like any
other food history book either.
One thing's certain: Read "Hardtack and Home Fries," and you'll
come away with a keen grasp of the power of food in the lives of
American women -- and the power that they, in turn, wielded in the
larger society.
Milwaukee native Barbara Haber waited a long...
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