Jerusalem's Pilgrim, or, A Journey, from the Kingdom of Darkness, to the New Jerusalem: Set Fourth Under the Similitude of a Dream in Two Parts

172 pp. Subtitle echoes that of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress. ...allegory "designed to show what experimental religion is; how it may be obtained, and carried on, in the soul. Who this pilgrim is will forever remain untold; who opponents are will be told in the sequel."--Preface. The sequel was evidently never published.