The Pilgrim's Progress, Legacy Edition: Box Set (Parts I & II)

Many Christians today are unaware that John Bunyan ever wrote a sequel to The Pilgrim’s Progress. Through Christiana’s story, Bunyan retraces Christian’s footsteps to help his listeners understand the allegory at a deeper level. Our hope is that this legacy edition will allow Part II to find its rightful place beside Part I on countless shelves for generations to come.

Some of the special features of the Legacy Edition include:

• Unabridged text with carefully updated language
• 150+ vintage illustrations
• Forewords by Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin and Dr. J. Stephen Yuille
• Cover design by Stephen Crotts
• Heirloom quality cloth cover, gilded edges, and ribbon page marker
• Large print
• Full ESV Bible references in margins
• Includes a 12" x 8" double-sided deluxe map of Christian’s journey to the Celestial City
• Three 6" x 8" illustration prints from the book

Our hope is that, as this story has impacted generations of Christians, this edition will continue the legacy of this book for many generations to come. 

Endorsements:

“One is never too young or too old to read—or re-read—John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress. This beautiful edition of a timeless classic remains true to the original while made more readable for today. With a gorgeous illustrations, cover art by one of my favorite artists, Stephen Crotts, and a stellar introduction by the renowned scholar Michael Haykin, this is a version for everyone and every household.”

—Karen Swallow Prior, author of On Reading Well: Finding the Good Life through Great Books and Research Professor of English and Christianity and Culture at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

"This new and modernised edition of Bunyan’s Pilgrim's Progress is a treat for modern readers—its beautiful classic illustrations, and clean typeface make it a joy to read. Whether you are reading Bunyan’s classic for the first time, or rereading as a maturing saint, I pray you’ll be refreshed anew in the steadfast love and faithfulness of our triune God. May it stir up longings for the hope of heaven, the celestial city—for there we find our treasure: the King himself.”

—Chance Faulkner,  Director of Union Publishing, Jr. Fellow at The Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies, Editorial Director and Co-founder of H&E Publishing