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Author: Bunyan, John
John Bunyan was a Christian writer and preacher, born in Elstow, near Bedford, in 1628. In 1655 he became a deacon and began preaching with marked success from the start. In 1658 he was indicted for preaching without a license. He kept on, however, and did not suffer imprisonment till 1660 when he was taken to the county jail in Silver Street, Bedford, and there confined till 1672. In 1675 John Bunyan went to prison for the third time, convicted of preaching his Baptist faith without a license. In over twelve years of confinement Bunyan wrote numerous books and pamphlets, including Part I of A Pilgrim's Progress. It sold 100,000 copies in his lifetime, and is still reported to be the most sold book in the world, next to the Bible.
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A Continuation of Mr. Bunyan's Life
by Bunyan, John
"...Reader, The painful and industrious author of this book has already given you a faithful and very moving relation of the beginning and middle of the days of his pilgrimage on earth; and since there yet remains somewhat worthy of notice and regard, which occ ... | more
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A Relation of The Imprisonment of Mr. John Bunyan
by Bunyan, John
"...Upon the 12th of this instant, November, 1660, I was desired by some of the friends in the country to come to teach at Samsell, by Harlington, in Bedfordshire; to whom I made a promise, if the Lord permitted, to be with them on the time aforesaid. The justi ... | more
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Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners
by Bunyan, John
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners (1666) is the third and autobiographical book of John Bunyan. In it Bunyan describes himself as having led an abandoned life in his youth. | more
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Memoir of John Bunyan
by Bunyan, John
Memoir (1883) of John Bunyan. | more
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Mr. John Bunyan's Dying Sayings
by Bunyan, John
"Of sin...Of affliction...Of repetantance and coming to christ...Of prayer...Of the Lord's Day, Sermons, and weekdays...Of the love of the world...Of suffering...Of death and judgement...Of the joys of Heaven...Of the torments of Hell..." | more
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Prison Meditations Directed to The Heart of Suffering Saints And Reigning Sinners
by Bunyan, John
"Friend, I salute thee in the Lord, And wish thou may'st abound In faith, and have a good regard To keep on holy ground..." | more
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The Holy War
by Bunyan, John
The Holy War (1682) is an allegoryby John Bunyan. It presents the conflict between man and the devil. The city of Mansoul is attacked by Diabolus using ruse, intrigue and force. The battle is long and bitter, but through the intervention of Prince Emmanuel vic ... | more
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The Pilgrim's Progress
by Bunyan, John
The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to That Which Is to Come (1678) is an allegorical novel by John Bunyan. Bunyan wrote this book while imprisoned in 1675 for violations of the Conventicle Act, which punished people for conducting unauthorised religious se ... | more
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