The Montana vigilantes, 1863-1870: gold, guns, and gallows - Dillon, Mark C., author; Utah State University Press, publisher (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2013)
1. All that Glitters Is Not Gold -- 2. The Rise and Dominance of the "Fourteen-Mile City" at Alder Gulch -- 3. The First Factor Leading to Vigilantism in the Region -- 4. The Second Factor Leading to Vigilantism in the Region -- 5. The Third Factor Leading to Vigilantism in the Region -- 6. The Murder of Nicholas Tiebolt and the Trial and Execution of George Ives -- 7. Formation of the Vigilance Committee -- 8. The Hanging Spree Begins -- 9. The Bloody Drama Moves from Bannack to Virginia City -- 10. The Establishment of a Territorial Court at Alder Gulch -- 11. Vigilantism Migrates North to Helena, 1865-7012. The Power of Reprieve and the Execution of James Daniels -- 13. Normative Due Process and Trial Procedure in the Criminal Cases of 1860s Montana -- 14. Due Process and Procedure: Vigilante Arrests and Trials -- 15. Due Process and Procedure: Vigilante Sentences -- 16. Postmortem Echoes of Times Past -- 17. Conclusion -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Appendix C -- Appendix D -- Appendix E -- Appendix F.
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