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CRUSOE, CASTAWAYS AND SHIPWRECKS IN THE PERILOUS AGE OF SAIL
Looks at Daniel Defoe's life and the monumental success of Robinson Crusoe. Also considers some of the reasons why people found themselves cast away--as a result of being wrecked, by being abandoned as a punishment, marooned by pirates--or even out of deliberate choice. Illustrated some in color.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 151
Publisher: Pen & Sword
ISBN: 9781526747471
Item #: 7864264
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