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Anonymous users2024-02-13Robinson Crusoe is indeed a person, he is British, his original name is Alexander Selkirk, so he became the protagonist of Defoe**, there is a story in it-
Born in 1676 in Glasgow, Scotland, to a family of shoemakers, Selkirk worked as a seafarer as a young man. Soon British Admiral William Danpier went on a private maritime expedition (or piracy to be exact), and Selkirk was hired as a navigator on board. In December 1704, when the ship was sailing to a small island in the Juan Fernandez Islands to fetch fresh water, Selkirk got into an argument with the captain and was thrown ashore.
It is a small, deserted island - Masatier Island (later renamed Robinson Island).
It was not until mid-February 1709 that the Duke fleet led by the famous British navigator Rogers passed through the area and rescued him aboard. Selkirk joined the fleet and became a boatswain and lieutenant. Homesick for his homeland, he returned to Scotland in 1711 and never left home again until his death in 1723 at the age of 47.
When Selkirk returned to Scotland, he frequented the hotel to tell stories of his adventures. In 1718 he became acquainted with the English writer Daniel Defoe. Based on the materials he provided, including some of his own experiences, Defoe spent a year writing "Robinson Crusoe".
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Alexander Selkirk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Summary. Dear, Robinson in the eyes of Captain England is a brave, strong, tenacious and optimistic spirit, full of fighting spirit, embodying the spirit of self-struggle, and his creative labor and results also reflect the infinite charm of human wisdom. He created a world of his own with his hard-working hands on a desert island, planted food, raised sheep, maintained life, and after 28 years of waiting, he was finally rescued and created a miracle of life
What kind of person was Robinson in the eyes of the English captain, and why?
Dear, Captain England's Captain Frank is a brave, strong-minded, tenacious and optimistic spirit, full of fighting spirit, embodies the spirit of self-struggle, and his creative labor and results also reflect the infinite charm of human wisdom. He used his industrious hands to create a piece of his own sweet potato land on a desert island, planted food, raised sheep, maintained life, and after 28 years of waiting, he was finally rescued and created a miracle of life
Because the captain saw Robinson's indomitable spirit.
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