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Keeble, N.H. Christiana's key: the unity of the Pilgrim's progress.--Newey, V. Bunyan and the confines of the mind.--Sharrock, R. Life and story in The Pilgrim's progress.--Seed, D. Dialogue and debate in The The Pilgrim's progress.--Turner, J. Bunyan's sense of place.--Edwards, P. The journey in The Pilgrim's progress.--Hammond, B. The Pilgrim's progress: satire and social comment.--Nellist, B. The Pilgrim's progress and allegory.--Mills, D. The dreams of Bunyan and Langland.--Davis, N. The problem and misfortune in The Pilgrim's progress.--Shrimpton, N. Bunyan's military metaphor.--Newman, S. J. Bunyan's solidness.--Campbell, G. The theology of The Pilgrim's progress.--Beatty, B. Rival fables: The Pilgrim's progress and Dryden's The hind and the panther. |
