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Robinson Crusoe
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About This Book
Robinson Crusoe could have had a comfortable life in his native England.
But the call of the sea and his hunger for adventure were too strong. As the sole survivor of a tragic shipwreck, he ends up a lonely castaway on a deserted island. After years of praying for human company, his prayers are answered—by the arrival of a group of cannibals. Crusoe’s story is the classic tale of a man coming to terms with nature and his own rebellious spirit.
Readability Note: This Townsend Library Classic has been carefully edited for clarity and readability. Click here for details about the editing process.