
The English author and Baptist
preacher John Bunyan is recognized as a master of allegorical prose,
and his art is often compared in conception and technique to that of John
Milton and Edmund Spenser. Although he wrote nearly fifty works, he
is chiefly remembered for The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to That
Which Is to Come (1678), which, translated into numerous foreign languages
and dialects, has long endured as a classic in world literature. While
structured from a particular religious point of view, The Pilgrim's
Progress has drawn both ecclesiastical and secular audiences of all ages
and has enjoyed a worldwide exposure and popularity second only to the Bible.
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