The Robinson Crusoe Trilogy

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Exploring the blend of fact and fiction, this book delves into the life of Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe and the true events that influenced its creation. It examines the real castaways and their survival tales, highlighting themes of isolation, resilience, and adventure. By juxtaposing the novel with historical accounts, readers gain insight into the cultural and societal contexts that shaped the story, offering a richer understanding of Crusoe's enduring legacy in literature and its reflection of human endurance.