In “The Pilgrim’s Progress,” John Bunyan’s 1678 Christian allegory, the protagonist leaves behind the City of Destruction and seeks paradise on Mount Zion. The road is hazardous, arduous ...

Vanity Fair It is worth remembering when we read his account of the trial of Faithful that The Pilgrim's Progress was begun in Bedford County Jail where, between 1660 and 1672, Bunyan was ...

A film adaptation of The Pilgrim’s Progress could be problematic for many reasons. A Giant named Despair attempts to persuade travelers into killing themselves. The Vanity Fair lures pilgrims ...

Journey with Pilgrim to the Celestial City, as John Bunyan's famous allegory leaps from its pages into movie from. You'll experience the Slough of Despond, the Hill of Difficulty, Vanity Fair ...

Mr. Graves is of the opinion that the word "Vanity" was altered to "Destruction," as being more in conformity with the allegory. The Nash copy of "Pilgrim's Progress" is one of five known examples ...