by John Bunyan

• THE AUTHOR'S APOLOGY FOR HIS BOOK
  
  
• THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS IN THE SIMILITUDE OF A DREAM



• Chapter 1
  • In a dream, Bunyan sees a man with a burden on his back.
  • Christian meets Evangelist
  • Christian runs from the City of Destruction.
  • Christian and Pliable on the Plain
  • The Slough of Despond
• Chapter 2
  • Christian is turned aside towards Legality.
  • Evangelist directs Christian back towards the Wicket-Gate.
• Chapter 3
  • Christian arrives at the Wicket-Gate.
  • The House of the Interpreter
• Chapter 4
  • Christian's Salvation
  • The Hill Difficulty
  • Another Trial of Christian's Faith — The Lions
• Chapter 5
  • The Palace called "Beautiful"
• Chapter 6
  • The Valley of Humiliation
  • The Valley of The Shadow of Death
• Chapter 7
  • Christian finds a companion to travel with.
• Chapter 8
  • They meet a man with no fruit of Salvation.
• Chapter 9
  • Evangelist rejoins Christian and Faithful for a short time.
  • Vanity Fair
• Chapter 10
  • Christian is joined by Hopeful a new Pilgrim of The Way.
  • A Hill called Lucre
• Chapter 11
  • A Mysterious Monument at the End of a Plain
  • A Refreshing River provided by The King
  • By-Path Meadow and Vain-confidence
  • Giant Despair at Doubting Castle
• Chapter 12
  • With The Shepherds on The Delectable Mountains ( The Hill Error, Mt. Caution, and a High Hill called Clear)
• Chapter 13
  • The Pilgrims meet a man from the country of Conceit.
  • Christian tells Hopeful what happened to a man called Little-faith.
  • A Flatterer traps the Pilgrims in a net!
• Chapter 14
  • The Pilgrims meet Atheist
  • The Enchanted Ground (Hopeful tells Christian How he became a Believer.)
• Chapter 15
  • Hopeful and Chrisitan strike up a conversation with Ignorance.
  • The Pilgrims examine the condition of Ignorance and others like him.
• Chapter 16
  • The Country of Beulah
  • The River of Death
  • The Gate to the Celestial City


• THE AUTHOR'S CONCLUSION