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A Timeline Chronicling the Life of John Bunyan By Judith Bronte John Bunyan This is not a complete history of John Bunyan. This chronicles some of the events in John Bunyan's life that can be established by dates, thus giving us a somewhat accurate overview of his extraordinary life. Events that took place in the same year are not arranged in chronological order. Date Age Event November 1628 Birth Born in the parish of Elstow, in Bedfordshire, to Thomas Bunyan and Margaret Bentley (Thomas's first wife, Anne Pinney, had died the year before without any surviving children). November 30, 1644 Enlists in the Parliamentary army, joining with the Newport Pagnell garrison, at the regulation age of sixteen. Newport Pagnell garrison moves to Leicester. Most probably, it was here that Bunyan's comrade was shot. "When I was a soldier, I, with others, were drawn out to go to such a place to besiege it; but when I was just ready to go, one of the company desired to go in my room; to which, when I had consented, he took my place; and coming to the siege, as he stood sentinel, he was shot into the head with a musket bullet, and died." - John Bunyan, from "

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H OME B OOKS ... RDER A BOUT J OHN B UNYAN The young man walked about the grounds of the farmyard deep in thought. Before him lay a decision that would change the course of history. The man was John Bunyan, the date was November 12,1660 and it is an early autumn evening. Just moments before, the master of the house had taken him aside and in an agitated voice said, "Oh Mr. Bunyan, there is a warrant out against you, and the officers are on the lookout for you. We cannot have our meeting! ... You must leave!" "What, brother," says Bunyan, "go away and not have the meeting!" "Oh yes, Mr. Bunyan, they are in search of you, and they'll have you in prison if they can find you." "What if they do? I will by no means stir, neither will I have the meeting dismissed for this." Brave words! Words spoken in haste less than an hour before. But now, as he thinks more rationally under the calming influence of reason will he not sing a different song? The farmer's wife comes to hang out the afternoons wash. She walks with that endearing waddle peculiar to women about to give birth and his thoughts turn to his own wife, Elizabeth. She is also on the verge of birth. How will his loved one fare if he is cast into prison or perhaps exiled? What about the new infant and his little blind daughter, Mary? Ah, dear blind child. She is the pride of his life and the thought forcing her to live as a fatherless child tears at his heart.

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Christian Allegory in the Seventeenth Century: A Comparison of George Herbert and John Bunyan by Rebecca Branham Dimon Delivered at the Conference on Christianity and Literature Baylor University October 1983 The purpose of this paper is to study the characteristics of Christian allegory in seventeenth-century poetry and prose by examining selections from George Herbert and John Bunyan. In comparing the allegorical works of these two men, I will concentrate primarily on their characters as personified abstractions or as metonymic representations that is, the name of one thing for something associated with it by examining their uses of dialogue and the pilgrimage motif to create the images of their characters. Angus Fletcher describes metonymy in allegories in his book Allegory. Our earlier view was that all agents in allegory are becoming so fixed in sense that they begin to constitute images (that was indeed how they were introduced into the poem, for a personified abstraction is necessarily a sort of image). This remark is further explained in a footnote as follows: The intermediate stage between an image and an agent is a name

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