'Many of the introductions to the volumes of The Miscellaneous Works draw out the parallels between the major writings and the various religious tracts. The Bunyan of The Miscellaneous Works is very much a preacher and theologian. As a result of such work on Bunyan's sectarian milieu, Bunyan's relation to his context is coming into ever sharper focus. These beautifully bound and meticulously edited volumes are positive encouragements to the reader. It would be difficult to overpraise them.'Religious Studies Review, Volume 19, Number 1/January 1993

• Introduction - publication of Bunyan's posthumous works, composition and content, Bunyan and Genesis; "The Acceptable Sacrifice"; "Last Sermon"; "An Exposition on the Ten First Chapters of Genesis"; "Of Justification by an Imputed Righteousness"; "Paul's Departure and Crown"; "Of the Trinity and a Christian"; "Of the Law and a Christian"; "A Mapp Shewing the Order & Causes of Salvation & Damnation". Appendix: Charles Doe, "The Struggler".

'Many of the introductions to the volumes of The Miscellaneous Works draw out the parallels between the major writings and the various religious tracts. The Bunyan of The Miscellaneous Works is very much a preacher and theologian. As a result of such work on Bunyan's sectarian milieu, Bunyan's relation to his context is coming into ever sharper focus. These beautifully bound and meticulously edited volumes are positive encouragements to the reader. It would be difficult to overpraise them.'Religious Studies Review, Volume 19, Number 1/January 1993

• Introduction - publication of Bunyan's posthumous works, composition and content, Bunyan and Genesis; "The Acceptable Sacrifice"; "Last Sermon"; "An Exposition on the Ten First Chapters of Genesis"; "Of Justification by an Imputed Righteousness"; "Paul's Departure and Crown"; "Of the Trinity and a Christian"; "Of the Law and a Christian"; "A Mapp Shewing the Order & Causes of Salvation & Damnation". Appendix: Charles Doe, "The Struggler".

'Many of the introductions to the volumes of The Miscellaneous Works draw out the parallels between the major writings and the various religious tracts. The Bunyan of The Miscellaneous Works is very much a preacher and theologian. As a result of such work on Bunyan's sectarian milieu, Bunyan's relation to his context is coming into ever sharper focus. These beautifully bound and meticulously edited volumes are positive encouragements to the reader. It would be difficult to overpraise them.'Religious Studies Review, Volume 19, Number 1/January 1993

• Introduction - publication of Bunyan's posthumous works, composition and content, Bunyan and Genesis; "The Acceptable Sacrifice"; "Last Sermon"; "An Exposition on the Ten First Chapters of Genesis"; "Of Justification by an Imputed Righteousness"; "Paul's Departure and Crown"; "Of the Trinity and a Christian"; "Of the Law and a Christian"; "A Mapp Shewing the Order & Causes of Salvation & Damnation". Appendix: Charles Doe, "The Struggler".