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mods: The pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come Pilgrim's progress Bunyan, John 1628-1688 creator author Wharey, James Blanton 1872-1946 editor. text bibliography Christian fiction. Bibliographies. Fiction. Christian fiction. Christian fiction. enk 1960 2d ed., monographic eng print cxviii, 365 pages illustrations, portrait, facsimiles 23 cm Bunyan wrote the first part of "The pilgrim's progress" when he was in prison as a Baptist preacher. In his hands a pious tract is transformed into a work of imaginative literature which has been more widely read than any book in English except the Bible. Its influence, both indirectly on the English consciousness and directly on the literature that followed, has been immeasurable. The rich countryman's phrases that Bunyan borrowed or invented have become enshrined in the language, and many of the characters he created to people his imaginary world have won for themselves an independent and unforgettable existence. Introduction: A. The First Part: I. The compsition of The Pilgrim's progress -- II. Edition 1678-88 -- III. Doubtful copies and editions -- IV. Relationship of the genuine editions -- V. Readings in the two groups -- VI. Conclusions on the text. B. The Second Part: The First Edition -- The Second edition -- Conclusions on the text. C. Explanations. The Author's apology -- The First part -- The Second part -- Commentary. John Bunyan, edited by James Blanton Wharey. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Bunyan, John 1628-1688 Bibliography Pilgrim's progress (Bunyan, John) Bunyan, John (1628-1688) Puritan movements Fiction English fiction 17th century Christian fiction Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages Fiction Puritanisme Romans, nouvelles, etc Roman anglais 17e siècle Roman chrétien Puritan movements English fiction Christian fiction Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages 1600-1699 fast PR3330.A2 W5 1960 823.4 HK 1573 Pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come Pilgrim's progress …