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1Button substitutes Empty Button substitutes Mon May 31, 2010 10:35 pm

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From "When Will The Weary War be Over? The Civil War Letters of the Maverick Family of San Antonio" page 186

Letter from Lewis Maverick from Debray's Brigade near Hempstead to brother Willie April 14, 1865.

"I spend the evening today at Woods' Regt getting some frijolia beans [pinto beans] made into vest buttons--very pretty."

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