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The Life and Death of Mr. Badman
Bunyan's moral narrative depicts a worldly man's spiritual decline and damnation, serving as a cautionary tale of sin's consequences and lost redemption.
London, 1680 (first edition); Archive.org: lifeanddeathmrb01bunygoog (1808 edition)
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