The Purple Island, Or the Isle of Man. [In Verse] to Which Is Added, Christ's Victory and Triumph, a Poem by G. Fletcher

This epic poem, written in the 17th century by two brothers, is an allegorical exploration of the spiritual journey of the soul. The 'Isle of Man' represents the human body, while 'Christ's Victory and Triumph' represents the soul's ultimate triumph over sin and death. With its rich imagery and dense symbolism, this poem is a masterpiece of Christian literature.

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