Riders, Outlaws & Rope The True Story of Montana's Vigilantes Step into the perilous gold rush days of Montana, where lawlessness reigned and justice came at the end of a rope. In this updated edition of Vigilante Days & Ways, author and vigilante Nathaniel Pitt Langford delivers a gripping, firsthand account of frontier justice--where impromptu trials and midnight hangings sought to tame the wild territories. Discover the rise and fall of the infamous Sheriff Henry Plummer, as gold fever, greed, and bloodshed swept through mining camps like Bannack and Virginia City. Rich with period illustrations and expert commentary, this historical classic unveils the razor-thin line between hero and villain in the American West. Firsthand account of Montana's lawless gold rush era Vivid portrayals of infamous outlaws and vigilante justice Updated design with historical illustrations and an index Essential reading for fans of Old West history and true crime