Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe - Part 3
Aug 24, 2006
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Download Robinson Crusoe - Part 3
In this section of the novel, Crusoe continues making good on his escape. He then makes a series of fateful decisions as he tries to get on his feet and make a life for himself.
Defoe begins to get into the slavery issue and how it plays the major role in Crusoe's single most important decision.
The illustration is by NC Wyeth (1920). It illustrates the conversation between a young Robinson Crusoe and his father from the first part of the podcast novel.
In this section of the novel, Crusoe continues making good on his escape. He then makes a series of fateful decisions as he tries to get on his feet and make a life for himself.
Defoe begins to get into the slavery issue and how it plays the major role in Crusoe's single most important decision.
The illustration is by NC Wyeth (1920). It illustrates the conversation between a young Robinson Crusoe and his father from the first part of the podcast novel.
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