Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

Crusoe goes to sea against his father's advice, is shipwrecked, and spends twenty-eight years on an island off the Venezuelan coast — building, planting, keeping goats, making pottery badly, and recording everything in a ledger of mercies and afflictions.

Defoe published it in 1719 as a true account and it is often called the first English novel. Read now, the survival detail is still gripping and the colonial assumptions are impossible to miss — Crusoe names the man he rescues after a day of the week and immediately teaches him to say Master.

One of the most influential novels ever written, complete and unabridged.

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