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I: Bunyan in the Protestant Atlantic
1. The Congo on Camden Road
2. Making Bunyan familiar in the mission domain
3. Translating Bunyan
4. Mata's hermeneutic: internationally made ways of reading Bunyan
II: Bunyan, the public sphere, and Africa
5. John Bunyan Luthuli: African mission elites and the pilgrim's progress
6. Dreams, documents, and passports to heaven: African Christian interpretations of the pilgrim's progress
7. African Protestant masculinities in the empire: Ethel M. Dell, Thomas Mofolo, and Mr. Great-heart
8. Illustrating Bunyan
9. Bunyan in the African novel
III: Post-Bunyan
10. How Bunyan became English
Lifting the tollgates
Bunyan translations by language
A social profile of Bunyan translators.
1. The Congo on Camden Road
2. Making Bunyan familiar in the mission domain
3. Translating Bunyan
4. Mata's hermeneutic: internationally made ways of reading Bunyan
II: Bunyan, the public sphere, and Africa
5. John Bunyan Luthuli: African mission elites and the pilgrim's progress
6. Dreams, documents, and passports to heaven: African Christian interpretations of the pilgrim's progress
7. African Protestant masculinities in the empire: Ethel M. Dell, Thomas Mofolo, and Mr. Great-heart
8. Illustrating Bunyan
9. Bunyan in the African novel
III: Post-Bunyan
10. How Bunyan became English
Lifting the tollgates
Bunyan translations by language
A social profile of Bunyan translators.