I'd say that John Bunyan modeled his writing style in 'The Pilgrim's Progress' off of the English Bible. The theme, the style, everything is very similar to the Bible, which was ultimately his intention.
Christian Allegory of Puritan influence written in a simple ordinary language for the common person to understand.
Explanation:
John Bunyan was an English writer born in the 17th century. A Puritan, his book the Pilgrim´s Progress sought to relate a good man´s reformed religious vision about life. The book that was written in two parts largely while in prison for conducting religious activities outside the area of jurisdiction of the Church of England during the reign of Charles II. The book is considered one of the most famous Christian Allegory ever written and it´s popularity was considered second to only the bible.
The text suggests that the cause behind the continued expansion of education in the early twentieth century is the efforts of the Progressive Movement that demanded reforms to the education system. This allowed the growth of educational institutions and the number of children that attended school in the United States.
