THE

WHOLE WORKS

OF

JOHN BUNYAN,

ACCURATELY REPRINTED

FROM

THE AUTHOR'S OWN EDITIONS.

WITH EDITORIAL PREFACES, NOTES, AND LIFE OF BUNYAN.

BLACKIE AND SON, PATERNOSTER ROW;

GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH.

MDCCCLXII.

LIST OF THE ILLUSTRATIONS.

ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL.

MEETING-HOUSE IN ZOAR STREET, SOUTHWARK, where Bunyan frequently Preached,

INTERIOR OF MEETING-HOUSE IN ZOAR STREET, Occupied as a Workshop,
FAC-SIMILE OF WRITING FROM CHURCH BOOK at Bedford,

THE RETURN OF THE PRODIGAL,

THE PRESENTATION IN THE TEMPLE,

THE DESCENT FROM THE CROSS,

BUNYAN'S TOMB, Bunhill Fields Burying-Ground, London,

BEDFORD-from the London Road,.

THE ENTOMBMENT,

PORTRAIT OF BUNYAN-from an original drawing by White,

CHRISTIAN ARMED BY PIETY, PRUDENCE, AND CHARITY,

PANORAMA OF INCIDENTS IN THE PILGRIM'S JOURNEY,

CHRISTIAN ADDRESSING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN,

CHRISTIAN SALUTED BY THE THREE SHINING ONES,

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MAP SHOWING THE ORDER AND CAUSES OF SALVATION AND DAMNATION,

ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD PRINTED IN THE TEXT.

BELFRY PORCH, Elstow Church,

AUTOGRAPH OF Join Gifford, .

NINE SPECIMENS OF BUNYAN'S HANDWRITING,

BEDFORD JAIL AND GATE-HOUSE,

IMPRESSION OF A SEAL-found in removing the Old Prison, Bedford Bridge,

OLD SWAN INN, BEDFORD,

BUNYAN'S JUG,

BUNYAN'S COTTAGE AT BEDFORD,

BUNYAN'S AUTOGRAPH,

BUNYAN'S CHAIR,

BUNYAN'S CABINET,

Personal Utensils used by John Bunyan :—

POCKET-KNIFE, WITH SPRING,

LARGER KNIFE, WITHOUT SPRING-kept open or shut by turning a ferule,

POCKET-BOX OF SCALES AND WEIGHTS, for the purchase of old gold, and clipped or worn
money, with the figures of the coins of James I. on each weight, .
FAC-SIMILES OF ENGRAVINGS WHICH APPEARED IN EARLY EDITIONS OF

THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS,

ORNAMENTAL TAILPIECE,

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FAC-SIMILES OF ENGRAVINGS THAT ACCOMPANIED THE FIRST EDITION OF
THE LIFE OF MR. BADMAN,

NOTE TO THE BINDER.

*** The Binder is requested to observe, when binding Complete Sets of the three volumes of Bunyan's Works, to place the PREFACE and LIFE at the beginning of Volume First. When Volume Third is bound separately, place the PREFACE and LIFE at the beginning of that Volume.