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Daniel Defoe

Daniel Defoe was an author during the 1700s. He is best known for his novel "Robinson Crusoe."

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How and where did Daniel Defoe die?

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daniel defoe died in usa england because of asthma and heart attack.

he was taken to the hospital and got information that hes already dead .

What is the religious background of Daniel Defoe?

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Defoe thought of becoming a Presbyterian minister, and in the 1670s he attended the Reverend Charles Morton's famous academy near London.

Why was Robinson Crusoe able to survive in the island why Daniel defoe putted Robinson Crusoe in the island?

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Robinson Crusoe was able to survive on the island due to his resourcefulness, determination, and adaptation skills. Defoe placed him on the island in the novel to explore themes of survival, self-reliance, and the human spirit, showing how an individual can overcome challenges in isolation. The story highlights Crusoe's transformation as he learns to fend for himself and find meaning in his solitary existence.

How can you find the value of this book 1948 school book Robinson Crusoe by Daniel defoe?

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I have a copy of Robinson Crusoe on His Desert Island and would like to know what it is worth?'

The themes in Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe?

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Robinson Crusoe is the story of a man who gets shipwrecked on a deserted island. During his time on the island he becomes religious, and discovers the natives on the island who are cannibals. He gets a servant that he names "Friday" by freeing him from the cannibals, teaches him English and converts him to Christianity. The two kill many of the cannibals and free their prisoners. They are rescued by an English ship that has stopped to mutineer their captain. His journey ends with one last adventure with Friday when they fight off wolves in the Pyrenees mountains.

What did Daniel defoe do?

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Daniel Defoe wrote books and his most famous work was Robinson Crusoe. The book was based on a true llife story

Salman rushdie-style of writing?

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Salman Rushdie is known for his imaginative and fantastical storytelling, blending elements of magical realism with political and social commentary. His writing often features complex narrative structures, rich symbolism, and a blend of humor and seriousness that challenges readers to think critically about the world around them. Rushdie's prose is celebrated for its lyricism, vivid imagery, and ability to transport readers to otherworldly realms while addressing universal themes of identity, exile, and culture clash.

What did Daniel Defoe call his man servant?

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Daniel Defoe's character Robinson Crusoe called his manservant Friday.

Did Robinson Crusoe meet another man in novel written by Daniel defoe?

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Yes Robinson Crusoe met and saved a man from the clutches of the cannibals, he named him Friday, as it was a Friday.

Where in the Great Chain of Being would Daniel Defoe most likely rank kings?

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At the top position of the human category

Where in the great chain being would Daniel Defoe most likely rank cannibals?

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Daniel Defoe would rank cannibals just under the "Man" ranking in the Great Chain of Being.

What was the occupation of Defoe's father?

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Daniel Defoe's father, James Foe, was a successful butcher in London. Defoe added the "De" prefix to his last name later in life to sound more prestigious.

What was Daniel Defoe's quote about the seven groups of society?

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There are seven groups in English Society:

The Great, who live profusely

The Rich, who live very plentifuly

The Middle Sort, who live well

The Working Trades, who work hard, but feel no want

The Country People, who fare indifferently

The Poor, That fare hard

The Miserable, that really pinch and suffer want

-Daniel Defoe