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John Bunyan and the Gipsies

By James Simson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover secrets and challenge perceptions as one man investigates whether the celebrated author came from a historically marginalized ethnic group, forever changing what we thought we knew.

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2016-03-14
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Summary

"John Bunyan and the Gipsies" by James Simson is a historical exploration of John Bunyan's life and potential links to the Gipsy community, arguing that the author of "The Pilgrim's Progress" might have Gipsy ancestry. Simson's work critically assesses the stereotypes and prejudices against Gipsies, portraying them as a resilient group maintaining unique cultural identity against societal pressures. The book aims to highlight the historical importance and cultural contributions of Gipsies while also investigating the implications of Bunyan possibly originating from a marginalized background, ultimately seeking to foster a more inclusive understanding of British history and culture by recognizing the Gipsies' enduring presence and impact.

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