The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan (undated, early 1900s)
The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan (undated, early 1900s)
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An allegorical journey through danger, temptation and hope
Fair Condition - frayed corners and worn spine ends. Page edges are uneven with spotting and marks on the preliminary pages and some bent page corners. Text remains readable.
Burdened by the knowledge of his condition, Christian leaves the City of Destruction in search of the Celestial City. His journey takes him through a landscape where spiritual struggles become people, places and dramatic encounters: the Slough of Despond, Vanity Fair and the dangers that threaten a traveller’s resolve. Companions offer help, misleading advice or fresh temptation, forcing Christian to distinguish between the appearance of safety and the path he believes he must follow. John Bunyan turns the experience of faith into an adventure whose memorable figures give abstract ideas an immediate human presence. First published in the seventeenth century, The Pilgrim’s Progress remains a major work of Christian allegory, combining religious purpose with the suspense, humour and imaginative energy of a journey into the unknown.
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