John BunyanAuthor of The Pilgrim's ProgressAlso known as: Bunyan, J. Bunyan, Jon Bunyan, John Bunyon, John Bunyan, John Bunyon ... (see complete list), Bunyan; Walton, Johannes Bunyan, Izaak Walton and John Bunyan, John, Wilbur M. Smith Bunyan, Roger Sharrock, ed. John Bunyan, John Bunyan; Illustrator William Blake, John Bunyan; illustrations by William Blake, John, Illustrated by Frederick Barnard Bunyan, John (1628-1688). Adapted By Mary Godolphin Bunyan
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