The Pilgrim's Progress

Set against the backdrop of 17th century England, the narrative follows John Bunyan, whose unwavering faith leads him to preach despite the risk of imprisonment. His defiance results in two incarcerations, during which he pens "The Pilgrim's Progress," a seminal Christian allegory. The story chronicles the journey of Christian, an everyman striving to leave behind the burdens of sin in "The City of Destruction" to reach "The Celestial City." This edition features both parts of the work, an introduction by Charles S. Baldwin, and is printed on premium acid-free paper.