The Pilgrims Progress, From This World To That Which is To Come: With Explanatory Notes by The Rev. Robert Maguire, D.D.
by Bunyan, John
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The Pilgrim’s Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come, written by writer and preacher John Bunyan while in prison, is regarded as one of the most significant works of religious English literature. In the Christian allegory, the characters function as embodiments of the moral qualities in their names: Christian, Christiana, Great-heart, and Hopeful, to name a few.
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- The Pilgrims Progress, From This World To That Which is To Come
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- Bunyan, John
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