Who was Robinson Crusoe?
Robinson
Crusoe was the famous hero of an adventure story written by an Englishman,
Daniel Defoe in 1719. The story tells how Robinson Crusoe, a sailor, got
marooned on a desert
island after his ship got wrecked. Being the only
survivor, he had to fight hard to survive all alone for many years and, later,
he befriended a local boy whom he named Friday. Defoe got the idea for the
story from the real-life tales of shipwrecked sailors. He wrote several novels
including Moll Flanders.
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