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'''Riders of the Purple Sage''' by [[Zane Grey]] is a classic novel of the American West, one of Grey's earliest works, it helped popularize the modern Western Novel. It explores themes of patriarchy, religious abuse, and the archetypes of masculinity and femininity, originally published in 1912. | '''Riders of the Purple Sage''' by [[Zane Grey]] is a classic novel of the American West, one of Grey's earliest works, it helped popularize the modern Western Novel. It explores themes of patriarchy, religious abuse, and the archetypes of masculinity and femininity, originally published in 1912. | ||
| − | A gunman on the run, Lassiter helps a wealthy Mormon woman protect her ranch from a corrupt | + | A gunman on the run, Lassiter helps a wealthy [[Mormon]] woman protect her ranch from a corrupt Bishop in her church. |
[[category:Book]] | [[category:Book]] | ||
[[Category:Westerns]] | [[Category:Westerns]] | ||
Revision as of 13:28, April 16, 2007
Riders of the Purple Sage by Zane Grey is a classic novel of the American West, one of Grey's earliest works, it helped popularize the modern Western Novel. It explores themes of patriarchy, religious abuse, and the archetypes of masculinity and femininity, originally published in 1912.
A gunman on the run, Lassiter helps a wealthy Mormon woman protect her ranch from a corrupt Bishop in her church.