Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, published by Tom Doherty Associates, LLC, is a classic work of British and Irish fiction that spans 340 pages. This edition presents the story of a young gentleman merchant, Robinson Crusoe, who finds himself stranded on a deserted tropical island after a devastating hurricane and tidal wave destroy his ship and crew. Alone and in an unfamiliar environment, Crusoe must navigate the challenges of survival while confronting the unknown dangers that lie beyond the shore.
Readers will discover Crusoe’s journey as he adapts to his new life, grappling with isolation and the threat of savage cannibal tribes across the ocean. The narrative explores themes of resilience and human ingenuity in the face of adversity. This edition, written in English, offers a detailed account of Crusoe’s experiences and the trials he faces on the island, providing insight into his character and the fictional world created by Defoe.
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“Caught in the howling turmoil of hurricane and tidal wave, a young gentleman merchant named Robinson Crusoe was flung onto the shore of a deserted tropical island. His ship – destroyed. His crew – dead. His location – unknown. The only humans across the ocean – were savage cannibal tribes. ” – back cover.
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