1. Around 1720 Daniel Defoe witnessed a splendid triumph of determined old age over adversity near Lewes.

2. Robert Dodsley was encouraged by Daniel Defoe and by Pope whose gift of ￡100 helped him to enter the book-trade.

3. "The residue of the conquered people fled" (Daniel Defoe).

4. Daniel Defoe was a famous British novelist, occupied an important position in the history of the 18th worldwide literature, and often called "the first English novelist."

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5. They. made piteous lamentation to us to save them(Daniel Defoe.

6. He had prevailed upon the king to spare them. (Daniel Defoe).

7. Hello, Yes this island receives the name from the men in the book of "Daniel Defoe", and clearly that it's fantasy, nevertheless it's based et the real history of "Alejandro Selkirk" on this island.

8. Robinson Crusoe is a legendary person created by Daniel Defoe.

9. Daniel Defoe, English writer, author of Robinson Crusoe and Moll Flanders, died.

10. "It was enough to place horror upon the stoutest heart in the world" (Daniel Defoe).

11. Daniel Defoe wrote the story of Robinson Crusoe suggested by the experience of Alexander Selkirk, a Scotish sailor.

12. The imaginary heroes of Daniel Defoe orof Wyss , as well as Selkirk and Raynal shipwrecked on Juan Fernandez and onthe archipelago of the Aucklands, were never in such absolute destitution.

13. "The children shall not be punished for the father's transgression" (Daniel Defoe). As it refers to the breaking of a statute.

14. Characters and their philosophies can be cobbled together from Daniel Defoe, Jonathan Swift and a reading of contemporary papers.

15. Moll Flanders (1722) is regarded as signifying the top of the literature career of Daniel Defoe (1660-1731).

16. "Robinson Crusoe" is "fiction, the father of Europe, " Daniel Defoe created an era of old age novel.

17. There are plenty of luminaries buried there — John “Pilgrim’s Progress”Bunyan, William Blake, Daniel Defoe, and assorted Cromwells.

18. Selkirk’s ordeal is believed to have been the inspiration for Daniel Defoe’s novel Robinson Crusoe, published in 1719.