The Life of John Bunyan: Author of the Pilgrim's Progress (Classic Reprint)

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The name of John Bunyan is one which reflects lustre, not only on the religious de nomination of which he was a member, and at Whose altars he ministered, but also on the age 0 the church in which he lived, adorned though that age was with such luminaries as Baxter, Owen, Howe, Hall, and Taylor. His remarkable conversion and subsequent his tory furnish a striking display of the trans forming power of divine grace. In burning zeal and deep piety, in ardour of expression and fertility of imagination, he was equalled. Byfew. As an author he has attained a pop ularity almost unparalleled, and which ih creases rather than diminishes with the lapse of years. His works praise him in the gates, and in the day of eternity thousands will rise up and call him blessed.

One of his most remarkable productions is his autobiographical narrative, entitled.

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