The Surprizing LIFE and most Strange ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE Of the City of York, Mariner. GIVING
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An Account how he was cast on Shore by Shipwreck (none escaping but himself) on an uninhabited Island, on the Coast of America near the mouth of the great River Oroonoque, where he lived twenty eight Years, till at length he was strangely delivered by Pirates, and brought Home to his native Country.
Printed in this present Year.
From Defoe's original edition of three volumes in 1719, to the 12mo Chap-book, is a great drop, and, naturally, the story is much condensed. As it is so well known, only the illustrations are given, which in this edition are quainter than in the earlier one published at Aldermary Churchyard.
ROBINSON AND XURY ESCAPING FROM THE MOORS.
HE SETS SAIL ON HIS EVENTFUL VOYAGE.
THE WRECK.
HE KEEPS A RECORD OF TIME AND EVENTS.
ADVENT OF FRIDAY.
ARRIVAL OF SAVAGES WITH CHRISTIAN PRISONER.
LANDING OF MUTINOUS CREW ON ISLAND.
