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1Clothing Costs Empty Clothing Costs Mon May 31, 2010 1:14 pm

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Three Months in the Southern States, Lt. Col. Arthur J.L. Fremantle, page 77.

May 5 1863. One of them [passengers on a stage] produced a pair of boots which had cost him $100; another showed me a common wide-awake hat which had cost him $40.

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