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The Stranglers is a Western novel by Loren D. Estleman, forming part of his long-running series centered on Deputy U.S. Marshal Page Murdock. In this installment, Murdock navigates the dangers of the Montana Territory, where he is tasked with confronting lawlessness and vigilante violence that challenge federal authority on the American frontier.
Estleman's narrative provides a historically grounded, gritty depiction of nineteenth-century law enforcement aimed at readers of traditional Western fiction.
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Who wrote The Stranglers?
The Stranglers is a Western novel by Loren D. Estleman. It belongs to his long-running series about Deputy U.S. Marshal Page Murdock.
Who is the main character in The Stranglers?
The central character is Page Murdock, a Deputy U.S. Marshal. He investigates lawlessness and vigilante violence in the Montana Territory.
Where is The Stranglers set?
The story is set in the Montana Territory during the American frontier period. Its setting places Murdock among local disorder, violence, and rough territorial justice.
What kind of Western is The Stranglers?
It is a historical Western centered on a law officer rather than a purely romantic cowboy adventure. The plot focuses on Murdock's efforts to confront vigilantes and organized lawlessness.
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