John Bunyan

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The biography explores the life of John Bunyan, a tinker turned influential preacher and writer, best known for his allegory "The Pilgrim's Progress." It details his rise to popularity and the challenges he faced, including a twelve-year imprisonment for preaching without a license after the restoration of 1660. During his incarceration, he produced significant literary works, including "Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners." The narrative highlights Bunyan's enduring impact on English preaching and literature until his death in 1688.