1859 edition of "The Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan, published by T. Y. Crowell in New York. This hardcover book features a leather binding by J. W. Bradley and is illustrated in English language. The book falls under the subjects of religion and spirituality, making it a unique and valuable addition to any collection of religious and inspirational literature.

Spine is pretty firm. Some pages show typical "foxing" (the brown spotting caused by iron oxide and fungi reacting with old paper impurities) and edge wear on the leather.

Inside front cover I believe reads:

Come to Jesus come away
thou hast not many Days to stay
come sinner while god is Near
there is danger enough with out to fear
the Evil one is trying hard for to
to destroy thy soul while god is
Near
then come to Jesus come away
for thou hast not many day to stay
this Vain World is Not my home
turn Lord me at the River Jordon
thousand have crost be yond
the stream Never to Return
thy word o God teach me
to Live that I may Enter in
hear Well Done and Enter into my Rest
to him who Died for me on
Calvery upon this Rock I
Stand till time shall End
ther is a crown Laid up for me
and all that has gone before
in heaven there is my home

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