An Ecological Reflection on the Food Self-Sufficiency Debate of the Antebellum American South |
Keumsoo Hong (Department of Geography Education, Korea University) |
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Cash is good thing to eat: self-sufficiency and exchange in the rural economy of the United States
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Distance, intercommunications, and geography
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The economic basis of society in the late ante-bellum south
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The causes of cotton-price fluctuations in the 1980's
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development of natural resources: the coming technological revolution on the land
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Long-term trends in agricultural specialization in the United States: some preliminary results
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Frontier Closure and the involution of American society
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The Self-sufficiency of the antebellum south: estimates of the food supply
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Tableau de la geographie de la France
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The early transportation and banking enterprises of the states in relation to the growth of corporations
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Antebellum interregional trade: the Mississippi River as an example
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Perspectives on the history of soil erosion control in the eastern united States
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Spatial reorganization: a model and concept
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Douglass C. North on American economic growth
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Livestock in the slave economy of the old south a revised view
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Southern dependence upon international grain supplies: a review of the trade flows, 1840-1860
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The antebellum interregional trade hypothesis: a reexamination of theory and evidence
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House of Representatives, 46th Congress, 3rd Session, Executive Document 11 Part 2
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Comments on the adjustment of settlements in marginal areas
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Lewis Thompson, A carolinian and his Louisiana plantation, 1848-1888: a study in absentee ownership
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Interregional differences in per capita income, Population, and Total Income, 1840-1950
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Cotton, corn, and risk in the nineteenth century
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Farm-making costs and the "safety valve": 1850-60
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The southern farmer and the cotton question
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Internal commerce and the development of national economy before 1960
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An econometric study of cotton production and trade, 1830-1860
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Location theory and regional economic growth
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Self-sufficiency in the cotton economy of the antebellum south
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The price of precocity: technical choice an ecological constraint in the cotton South, 1840-1890
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Division of labor: the splintered geography of labor markets and movement sin industrializing America, 1790-1930
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Economic democracy and the concentration of agricultural wealth in the cotton south, 1850-1860
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