Vigilante Days And Ways

Vigilante Days And Ways
by Nathaniel Pitt Langford

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Vigilante Days And Ways brings to life dramatic scenes of Montana in the 1860s when it was attractive to most of its newest residents only for the gold that lay waiting to be scooped from its streams. Nathaniel Langford depicts nightriders in full gallop on the trail of outlaws, and "trials" and executions that were hastily arranged and conducted. All the action Langford saw and heard he tells in a meaty Victorian prose style that leaves no doubt of its authenticity and substance. The Montana landscape exerts an ever-present influence on Langford's narrative. He recognizes and describes the beauty as well as the hazards of the mountains, gulches, plains, rivers, and streams in all seasons and their varied effects on newcomers to the territory. Long out of print, this new edition of a western classic will be enthusiastically welcomed by a whole new generation of readers and fans of the old west as it really was, the home of the famous and the infamous, the colorful and the notorious, the good and the bad.

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